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Adrenocortical Hormones

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FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions

FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions. 2009. CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY - PACIFIC. Introduction. Some medical conditions can cause a casualty to become extremely ill and require immediate first aid and emergency medical care. There may be no warning signals.

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FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions

FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions. 2009. CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY - PACIFIC. Introduction. Some medical conditions can cause a casualty to become extremely ill and require immediate first aid and emergency medical care. There may be no warning signals.

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Pressure and Resistance

Pressure and Resistance. Fluid Recycling Water continuously moves out of capillaries, and back into bloodstream via the lymphoid system and serves to Ensure constant plasma and interstitial fluid communication Accelerate distribution of nutrients, hormones, and dissolved gases through tissues

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Chapter 20: Circulation

Chapter 20: Circulation. Blood Vessels and Hemodynamics. Blood Flow. The circulatory system forms a CLOSED system of tubes that carries blood Most common route: heart ? arteries ? arterioles ? capillaries ? tissue ? tissue venules ? veins

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Chapter 20: Circulation

Chapter 20: Circulation. Blood Vessels and Hemodynamics. Blood Flow. Forms a CLOSED system of tubes that carries blood Most common route heart ? arteries ? arterioles ? capillaries ? tissue ? tissue venules ? veins

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Blood

Blood. Objectives. List the three primary functions of blood List avg vol. of blood, viscosity, pH, % body weight Distinguish between plasma and formed elements

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Handling , Transportation, First Aid, and CPR of Injured Companion Animals

Handling , Transportation, First Aid, and CPR of Injured Companion Animals. Unit Standard 5181 and 5183. What is First Aid?. Definition: Emergency care and treatment of an injured patient before complete medical and surgical treatment can be secured. First Aid.

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The Cardiovascular System: The Heart

The Cardiovascular System: The Heart. Chapter 14 Part I. Objectives for Chaper 14. To understand the: Structure and function of the heart Physiology underlying the cardiac cycle Generation of electrical impulses Use and interpretation of the electrocardiogram. Cardiac Output (CO).

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Urinary System

Urinary System. Functions. M aintains homeostasis in blood by: Regulating : blood pressure by blood volume ion , e.g . + , K + , & 2+ blood by maintaining concentration of H + & HCO 3 - R emove nitrogenous waste from metabolism, e.g. urea, , & creatinine

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Chapter Ten The Regulation of Internal Body States

Chapter Ten The Regulation of Internal Body States. Temperature Regulation. Homeostasis-keeping body variables within a fixed range Set Point-a single value that the body works to maintain

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Osmoregulation and Excretion

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Control and regulation of GFR and renal blood flow

Control and regulation of GFR and renal blood flow. Sympathetic nervous system activation _decreases_ GFR . Strong activation of renal sympathetic nerves can constrict the renal arterioles and decrease renal blood flow and GFR. Only strong activation due to brain ischemia or hemorrhage.

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????? Pathophysiology ???????????????. Introduction Pathophysiology: The ology is to study the mechanisms of the occurrence, development and outcome of the diseases Pathological anatomy Pathology Pathophysiology

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Drug and Kidney Interactions

Drug and Kidney Interactions. Diuretics and Anti-diuretics. Diuretics. Drugs or substances that increase diuresis , or urine output. Diabetes and diuresis. Diabetics lack the ability to allow glucose to enter body cells As a result, diabetics may have high levels of glucose in their blood

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Perform First Aid to Prevent or Control Shock

Perform First Aid to Prevent or Control Shock. AWT 081-831-1005. CW2 R. Mandell. Condition: You see a casualty who is breathing, and has one or more symptoms of shock. You will need a field jacket and blanket or poncho. .

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Chapter 24 Urinary System

Chapter 24 Urinary System. Introduction. The urinary system consists of organs that make urine, temporarily store it and then eliminate it from the body. The kidneys contain the nephron units that make urine, thereby eliminating waste from the body and regulating water and electrolyte balance.

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