Exam 5 Flashcards

1
Q

pressure applied to the arterial walls when the heart relaxes when blood re-enters the chambers of the heart in prep for the next beat is called ___________ Pressure.

A

Diastolic Pressure

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2
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Pressure applied to the arterial walls when the heart contrast pumping the blood to the rest of the body is called ___________ Pressure.

A

Systolic Pressure

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3
Q

A normal diastolic pressure is less than ____.

A

80

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4
Q

Normal systolic pressure is less than ___.

A

120

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5
Q

Regularly getting up, walking around, flexing, or extending your legs when sitting for a long period of time is a good way to prevent what disease?

A

Peripheral Artery Disease

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6
Q

When an area of the heart suffers permanent damage because its normal blood supply has been blocked we call it a(n) __________ ____________.

A

Myocardial Infarction

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7
Q

Discomfort, squeezing, pressure, fullness or pain in the center of the chest lasting more than a few minutes, pain or discomfort in one/both arms, shortness of breath, cold sweat, and dizziness – these are all signs of an impending _________ _________.

A

Heart Attack

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8
Q

The 5th leading cause of death in women is ________ Cancer.

A

Overian

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9
Q

any substance that can trigger an IMMUNE response is called a(n) __________.

A

Antigen

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10
Q

disease causing antigen is called a(n) ___________.

A

Pathogen

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11
Q

infectious disease that wipes out a large group of people is called a(n) __________.

A

epidemic

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12
Q

a global epidemic is called a(n) _________.

A

pandemic

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13
Q

a disease that is incredibly severe and harmful is describes as ________.

A

virulent

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14
Q

When an infected person touches something that you then touch it is called _________ contact.

A

indirect

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15
Q

name 3 things in the respiratory tract that help prevent infection

A

hairs in your nose
mucus production
cilia hairs

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16
Q

name 6 controllable risk factors for fighting infection.

A
too much stress
inadequate nutrition
low fitness level
lack of sleep
use of illegal drugs
poor personal hygiene
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17
Q

true or false: skin protects against infection by providing a physical barrier between your internal organs and the outside world.

A

true

18
Q

when the body mistakenly attacks its own tissue as an enemy it is called _________ disease.

A

autoimmune

19
Q

What are the 4 cardinal signs of inflammation?

A

redness
swelling
pain
heat

20
Q

What is the normal body temperature?

A

98.6 degrees

21
Q

high fevers are dangerous. What qualifies as a high fever?

A

101-102 degrees

22
Q

true or false: bacteria cannot be treated by antibiotics.

A

false. antibiotics CAN be used to treat bacteria infections

23
Q

sudden fever and the inability to put your chin to your chest are key symptoms of __________.

A

Meningitis

24
Q

enlarged lymph nodes are a key symptom of what disease?

A

mono

25
Q

“gym mat herpes” is actually called _______ ___________.

A

herpes gladitorium

26
Q

West Nile virus is spread by contact with what insect?

A

mosquitos

27
Q

A _________ is a disease that cannot be stopped with medication.

A

superbug

28
Q

The upper two sections of the heart are the __________.

A

Atria

29
Q

When a heart suffers permanent damage because normal blood flow is stopped it is called a(n) _________ _________.

A

Heart attack

30
Q

When the heart pumps what is the name of the pressure exerted on the arterial walls?

A

Systolic

31
Q

Damaged overworked heart vessel that prevents blood from circulating normally is called what?

A

Congestive heart failure

32
Q

What 2 dietary factors are known to cause blood to become viscous?

A

High trains fat and high saturated fat

33
Q

Body shape that puts you at risk for heart disease?

A

Apple shape

34
Q

An ECG records the hearts what?

A

Electrical activity

35
Q

Most common type of cancer?

A

Lung cancer

36
Q

A suspected cancer causing gene is called what?

A

Oncogene

37
Q

ABCD rule applies to what type of cancer?

A

Skin cancer

38
Q

A pathogen existing peacefully in the body is called what?

A

Endogenous

39
Q

Immunocompromised means?

A

Weakened immune system

40
Q

When your body fights itself it is called what?

A

Autoimmune

41
Q

Stiff neck is a symptom of?

A

Meningitis