Lab Practicum Flashcards

1
Q

Define rods

A

dim light and peripheral vision

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2
Q

define cones

A

color and high acuity in bright light

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3
Q

What was the purpose of the 2 point discrimination test?

A

Test sensory nerve endings

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4
Q

Universal recipient

A

AB

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5
Q

Universal donor

A

O

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6
Q

Define systolic

A

first pulsating when reading blood pressure

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7
Q

Define diastolic

A

smooth after first pulsation when reading blood pressure

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8
Q

What effect does ANS have on blood pressure?

A

Fight and Flight

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9
Q

Axillary vein is located?

A

in the arm pit

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10
Q

Negative pressure

A

intrapulmonary pressure must be lower than the atmospheric pressure for inspiration to occur

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11
Q

How does air move?

A

increase to decrease pressure

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12
Q

define atmospheric pressure?

A

air rushes in

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13
Q

Define intrapulmonary pressure

A

decrease when lungs increase

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14
Q

Logls

A

=starch
positve= starch present looks dark
negative= digestion occured

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15
Q

Benedicts

A

=simple sugars

positive= digestion occured looks red/orange

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16
Q

Conductive hearing loss

A

interference of sound conduction through the outer/middle ear

17
Q

Sensorineural hearing loss

A

damage to the inner ear or the vestibulochlear nerve

18
Q

Weber test

A

turning fork placed on top of head

19
Q

Rhine test

A

turning fork placed behinf the ear and on the mastoid process

20
Q

Error of localization

A

tests the ability to determine the location of the skin touched and demonstrates how well represented each region of the skin in the cerebral cortex

21
Q

Auscuation

A

listening; sethascope

22
Q

palpation

A

process of feeling with fingers

23
Q

where does palpation occur?

A

radial, ulnar, brachial, carotid, temporal, femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, dorsalis, pedis arteries.