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structure of flat bone
thin flat surface
func smooth muscle
stimulate movement of substances thru peristalsis
evaporation
loss of heat thru sweat
lymphoedema
swelling of body (fluid retention) due to lymph system being blocked
func epithelial tissue
protection by being boundary
absorption of vit d
aphasia
cant communicate
dysphasia
difficulty speaking
func SA node
transmit electrical signals from the atria to the ventricles which causes atria to contract and empty
-ectasis
dilation or expanding
cardiac conduction pathway
SA node > AV node > bundle of HIS > bundle branches > purkinje fibres
poly -
many
hepatomegaly
enlarged liver
auscultation
use of the stethoscope to check for breathing
function of spongy bone
production of RBC in bone marrow (haematopoiesis)
-graph
instrument used to record
-gram
record of
structure capillaries
thin wall
1 cell thick
single layer smooth muscle cells
high blood sugar
hyperglycaemia
L) CVA
left cerebral vascular accident
ligaments in knee that connect femur to tibia
anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
posterior cruciate ligament (PCL)
structure of long bone
longer than it is wide
func pulmonary artery
carry blood away from the heart to the lungs
structure ligaments
strong fibrous tissue\
connect bone to bone
func of tendons
pull on bones to generate movement when muscle contracts
systolic
pressure exerted on artery walls during ventricular contraction
diastolic
pressure exerted on artery walls during ventricular relaxation
func bursae
shock absorber
func meniscus
reduce friction
func of chordae tendineae
help closing/ opening valves of the heart
high BP - baroreceptor reflex
b.r stimulated= increase in firing rate
low BP - baroreceptor reflex
b.r inhibited = decreased firing rate
leukocytosis
abnormal condition of WBC
ischemia
holding back of blood from an organ
ischemia
holding back of blood from an organ
haematoma
mass of blood = bruise
baroreceptor reflex
recognise high pressure on artery walls
controls vasodilation / vasoconstriction of blood vessels to regulate BP
contralateral
opposite sides of the body
-stasis
state of
Bx
biopsy
MALT tissue function
mucosa associated lymphatic tissue
trap and destroy pathogens
anaemia
condition of a deficiency of red blood cells
review
RV or R/V
POP
plaster of pans
Sx
surgery
excision
Ex
pleural
pertaining to the pleura
nil by mouth
NBM / NPO
follow up
F/U
components of lower respiratory tract
trachea, bronchus, bronchioles, alveoli, lungs
clavicular osteolysis
breakdown or deterioration of the clavicle bone