Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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comorbidity

A

simultaneous presence of 2+ chronic diseases / conditions

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2
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etiology

A

cause of disease

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3
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systole

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heartbeat – muscle contracts (pumping blood)

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4
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diastolic

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heartbeat – relaxes (filled with blood)

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5
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diuretic

A

increase urine production

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6
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paresthesia

A

tingling / numbness

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7
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polydipsia

A

excessive thirst

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8
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ischemia

A

tissue loss of blood supply

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9
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anticoagulant

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prevents blood clots

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10
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chronic illness lasts

A

3+ months

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11
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chronic illness cause what % of deaths in US?

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70%

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12
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% of seniors that have chronic illness

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90% (75% have 2+)

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13
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how are comorbitities complex?

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  1. treatment affects another
  2. adverse drug interactions
  3. compounding symptoms (poor compliance)
  4. increased organ failure
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14
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complex patients – important to document

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  1. symptoms in chronological order
  2. status + progress of each illness`
  3. level of compliance

(they bill to a higher level)

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15
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hypertension etiology

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increase in BP cases excess force against the arterial walls

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