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shock

shock. Definition:. shock is a condition of reduced tissue perfusion, resulting in the inadequate delivery of oxygen and nutrients that are necessary for cellular function.

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SHOCK

SHOCK. CVS Monitoring and Shock. Case 1. A 40 year old man comes to the ED having fallen on the path and hurt his left lower ribs. His observations are: pulse 110 bpm blood pressure 140/90 mmHg You notice how clammy he feels to touch.

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Endocrine System

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Circulatory and Respiratory Review

Circulatory and Respiratory Review. What does the circulatory system provide the body?. Maintains homeostasis Regulate temperature Delivers gases and nutrients. How many chambers does the human heart have?. 4. What are the upper chambers of the heart called?. atria.

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Obesity and Diabetes

Obesity and Diabetes. A Growing Epidemic. By: Jennifer Brierley. Section One. Developing a Thesis and Finding Data. What is obesity? What is diabetes? How are obesity and diabetes related?. BMI = mass (kg) (height (m)) 2. What is Obesity?.

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11: Respiratory Emergencies

11: Respiratory Emergencies. Respiratory System. Anatomy and Function of the Lung. Characteristics of Adequate Breathing. Normal rate and depth Regular breathing pattern Good breath sounds on both sides of the chest Equal rise and fall of chest Pink, warm, dry skin.

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Preview

Section 1 Lifestyle and Lifestyle Diseases. Chapter 14. Preview. Bellringer Key Ideas What Are Lifestyle Diseases? Risk Factors for Lifestyle Diseases. Section 1 Lifestyle and Lifestyle Diseases. Chapter 14. Bellringer.

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Preview

Section 1 Lifestyle and Lifestyle Diseases. Chapter 14. Preview. Bellringer Key Ideas What Are Lifestyle Diseases? Risk Factors for Lifestyle Diseases. Section 1 Lifestyle and Lifestyle Diseases. Chapter 14. Bellringer.

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What is your Sports Medicine IQ?

What is your Sports Medicine IQ?. Number 1. Name the longest bone in the body. 1. Femur. Number 2:. What are the smallest bones in the body? Hint: There are six of them. 2. Malleus, Stapes, Incus. Number 3. Name the longest muscle in the body. . 3 . Sartorius. Number 4.

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Business Applications

Business Applications. Chapter 18: Durable and Nondurable Medical Equipment, Devices, and Supplies . Learning Outcomes. Describe durable & nondurable medical equipment Identify types of blood glucose meters & systems Describe steps in measuring blood glucose

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Cardiovascular Disease in Ambulatory Surgery

Cardiovascular Disease in Ambulatory Surgery. Ian Smith , MD, FRCA Editor, Journal of One-day Surgery , Senior Lecturer in Anaesthesia University Hospital of North Staffordshire Stoke-on-Trent. Risk Assessment.

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Sickle Cell Disease Part I & II

Sickle Cell Disease Part I & II. MR 8/7/09 J. Chen. Introduction. Sickle Cell Disease is a chronic hemolytic anemia- includes hemoglobin varients : SS SC S-beta thalassemia SO Arab SD Characterized by hemolysis , vascular occlusion, organ ischemia, end organ damage

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Chapter 16: The Cardiovascular System

Chapter 16: The Cardiovascular System. Blood Vessels and Circulation. BLOOD VESSEL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. Five types of blood vessels: ( 1) Arteries Two large arteries are the aorta and pulmonary trunk ( 2) Arterioles ( 3) Capillaries ( 4) Veins ( 5) Venules

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Video Podcast Episode 1 Eight tips for eating well

Video Podcast Episode 1 Eight tips for eating well. Part one: Eight tips for eating well Part two: 5 A DAY. Part one. Eight tips for eating well. Eight tips for eating well. The following 8 tips will help us eat a balanced diet and keep our bodies healthy.

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Electrolytes and Hypertension

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Disorders of Potassium metabolism

Disorders of Potassium metabolism. Dr. Hammed Al shakhatreh Consultant Nephrologist . Total body K is about 3500 m moll 2 % extracellular 98% intracellular S.K 3.5- 5.3 m mol/ litter normally regulation of S.K is by kidney and GI firstly, secondly by shifting. Renal regulation

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Blood and Blood Circulation

Blood and Blood Circulation. Mr. Jeff Peterson Fulbright Exchange Teacher from Indiana, USA. Blood and Blood Circulation. Blood and Blood Circulation. Steps in blood clotting diagram Structure of Human Heart It is located in thoracic cavity It is found above diaphragm between 2 lungs

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The Urinary System

Created by: Thatiana Taborda Daniela Delgado Lea Figueroa Arielle Marquez Period 4. The Urinary System. The function of the Urinary System.

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MAGNESIUM

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CASE #1

CASE #1 .

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