chapters 15, 17, 18 Flashcards

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1
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The 3 major parts of the brain

A

cerebrum
cerebellum
brain stem

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2
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breathing, BP & swallowing are controlled by?

A

brain stem

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3
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muscle control & body coordination are controlled by?

A

cerebellum

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4
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the left cerebral hemisphere controls?

A

the right side of the body

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5
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the anterior aspect of the cerebrum controls?

A

emotion

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6
Q

blockage of the cerebral artery causes?

A

ischemic stroke

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7
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area of weakened arterial walls due to swelling is called?

A

an aneurysm

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8
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difficult and slurred speech is called?

A

dysarthria

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9
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absence seizures are also called?

A

petit mal seizures

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10
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seizure starting in 1 extremity is?

A

partial seizure

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11
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prolonged seizures w/o regaining conciousness is called?

A

status epilepticus

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12
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metabolic seizures are caused by?

A

poisoning

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13
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disorder of carbohydrate metabolism is defined as:

A

diabetes

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14
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Type ___ diabetes the body doesn’t produce any insulin

A

Type 1

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15
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Type ___ diabetes the body produces too much insulin

A

Type 2

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16
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___ enables glucose to enter the cells

A

insulin

17
Q

normal blood glucose level is?

A

80 and 120 mg/dL

18
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hyperglycemia, ketoacidosis & dehydration result in?

A

diabetic coma

19
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decreased blood glucose levels are a sign of?

A

insulin shock

20
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cool, clammy skin, tachycardia, weakness & rapid respirations are symptoms of?

A

hypoglycemia

21
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combativeness is a sign of?

A

hypoglycemia

22
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diabetic patient has a higher risk of___?

A

blindness

23
Q

abnormally shaped red blood cells less capable of carrying O2 is?

A

cickle cell disease

24
Q

factor VIII helps treat?

A

hemophilia A

25
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thrombophilia increases risk of?

A

pulmonary embolism

26
Q

extreme allergic reaction affecting multiple body systems is nown as?

A

Anaphylaxis

27
Q

Urticaria:

A

hives

28
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foriegn substance responsible for causing an allergic reaction is?

A

allergen

29
Q

a swollen insect bite or sting

A

a wheal

30
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patients who die from anaphylaxis die within the first ____ following exposure.

A

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