Path II Flashcards

1
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “Pin Point”?

A

Petechia

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2
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “Bruise”?

A

Ecchymosis

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3
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “blood blister”?

A

Hematoma

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4
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “nose bleed”?

A

epistaxis

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5
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “coughing up blood”?

A

hemoptysis

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6
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “blood in urine”?

A

hematuria

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7
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “bleeding in skin “?

A

purpura

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8
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “vomit blood”?

A

hematemesis

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9
Q

What type of hemorrhage is when it is “blood feces”?

A

melena

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10
Q

generalized edema

A

anasarca

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11
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caused by an interruption in lymphatic system; you will most likely see swelling in the arms

A

lymphedema

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12
Q

a clot that is attached to a vessel wall

A

thrombus

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13
Q

increased blood flow to an area

A

hyperemia

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14
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temporary deficiency of blood in a body area, decreased blood flow

A

ischemia

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15
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a free floating matter in the blood or lymph, it is moving

A

embolus

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16
Q

disease that causes a lack of blood flow to the fingertips, hands, upper extremities and is more common in women

A

Raynaud’s disease

17
Q

The thickening of the vessel wall

A

arteriosclerosis

18
Q

The thickening of the vessel wall with plaque buildup that could calcify

A

atherosclerosis

19
Q

This is the lack of blood flow to the lower extremities, and it is more common in men. Oxygen is decreased and can be relieved by rest

A

Burger’s Disease

20
Q

The meaning of swelling in the vein

A

phlebitis

21
Q

This is extended and twisted veins due to the lack of venous return

A

Varicose Veins

22
Q

Where do aneurysms take place, what Vessel ?

A

artery

23
Q

This occurs when the valve in the heart is not closed properly, it is sticking

A

Valvular Incompetence

24
Q

When the valve is narrowed

A

stenosis

25
Q

Inflammation of the nephron and renal pelvis causing urgency, frequency and buring

A

polynephritis

26
Q

accumulation of fluid in the abdomen

A

ascites

27
Q

decreased urine output

A

oliguria

28
Q

increased urine output

A

polyuria

29
Q

pus in the urine

A

pyuria

30
Q

no urine output

A

anuria

31
Q

Icterus is

A

Jaundice

32
Q

A condition in which the heart becomes weakened and enlarged, and cannot pump blood efficiently. The atrium muscle is thinning, the chamber gets weaker, decreased cardiac output

A

cardiomyopathy dilation

33
Q

cardiac output is increased then overtime will weaken and decrease cardiac output

A

cardiomyopathy hypertrophy

34
Q

Inflammation of the larynx

A

Laryngitis

34
Q

destruction of heart tissue resulting from obstruction of the blood supply to the heart muscle, occurs spontaneously and pain will not be relieved

A

myocardial infarction

35
Q

Inflammation of the pharynx

A

Pharyngitis