Exam 1 Flashcards
1
Q
Acute, subacute and chronic
A
Differentiate in time of onset symptoms and how long disease runs course
2
Q
age, Gender
A
can’t change
3
Q
Modes of transmission
A
Physical contact
Inhalation
Ingestion
Animal
4
Q
Pathogens
A
Viral
Bacterial
Fungi
Protozoa
5
Q
Natural defenses
A
Skin
Inflammatory response
Immune response
6
Q
Signs vs symptoms
A
Signs = objective
Symptoms = subjective
(Know chart pg 4 module)
7
Q
Nagi
A
Pathology
Impairment
Functional limitation
Disability
8
Q
ICF
A
Health condition Body functions and structures Impairment Activity Participation
9
Q
Invasive vs non-invasive
A
pierced skin for tests
10
Q
CBC
A
complete Blood Count: Hgb Hct WBC RBC Platelet
11
Q
Normal Hgb value
A
12 - 18 (g/dL)
12
Q
Normal Hct value
A
% of RBC in total blood volume
normal = 40’s
critical = <15%, >60%
13
Q
Normal WBC value
A
Normal = 5k - 10k Critical = <2500, >30K low = compromised immune system high = fighting infection
14
Q
Normal platelet count
A
Normal = 150k - 400k Critical = <50k, >1 million
15
Q
Clot Tests
A
Prothtrombin Time
Partial Prothrombin
