quiz 6 B Flashcards

1
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Endocrine system

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secrete hormones
maintain homeostasis

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2
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pituitary gland

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“master gland” controls release of hormones from other glands

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3
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Thyroid

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releases thyroid hormones that regulate metabolism and growth

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4
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hypothyroid

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low thyroid
“too little”
tired, weak, weight gain, thinning hair
thyroid replacement

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5
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hyperthyroid

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‘too much”
nervousness, irritable, rapid heart rate, high BP, sweating, hot/flushed
slow thyroid with meds

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6
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Insulin

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a key
glucose builds up in blood stream(low blood sugar)
without insulin, our bodies cannot function properly

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7
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Normal Blood sugar

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70-99

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8
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Hyperglycemia symptoms
Diabetes(three main symptoms)

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excessive thirst, hunger and urination

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9
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Glucose is

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sticky
slows down blood flow
gets clogged upin areas

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10
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Type 1 Diabetes

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seen in young kids and usually irreversiblek
-does not produce any insulin

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Type 2 Diabetes

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usually in adults, control diet and exercise
-doesn’t produce enough insulin

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12
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Immune system function

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to protect body from harmful substances

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13
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Specific Immunity

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prior exposure to disease
vaccine
antibody infusion

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14
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General Immunity

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How your body protects itself-
-Defense-skin, saliva, mucus, tears
-Offense-fever, inflammation, runny nose

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15
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antibody

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a protein marker specific to a bacteria/virus used to flag if that bacteria/virus returns-summons WBC to attack

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16
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Lymphatic system function

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remove excess fluid from body tissues and return back to blood circulation

17
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Lymph

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clear yellowish fluid

18
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spleen

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stores large amounts of blood
storage shed for Red blood cells
filters blood
stores antibodies

19
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T-cells

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the Ninjas
specialty killer WBC’s
-they are only produced until you’re 20

20
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HIV

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virus that attacks the body’s immune system (specifically T-cells), to the point that immune system will no longer be able to fight off infection

21
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AIDS

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auto immune
flue like symptoms
fever cough, body aches, nausea, swollen lymph nodes, cold sores, etc

22
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autoimmune diseases

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rheumatoid Arthritis
thyroid
MS
Lupus
Psoriasis
IBS
etc

23
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cancer

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a General term used to describe when cells grow abnormally and in an uncontrolled way
-they dont die off like regular cells, and continue to grow and reproduce

24
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Benign tumor

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non-cancerous, grows slower and don’t spread

25
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malignant tumor

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cancerous, grows quickly

26
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metastasize

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cancer spreads

27
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Remission

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disappear

28
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palliative care

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no treatment, accept cancer won’t go away
-treating symptoms and providing comfort

29
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treatments

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biopsy
surgery
radiation
chemotherapy
immunotherapy

30
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hospice care

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end-of-life palliative care (less than 6 mos to live)

31
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terminal illness

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a disease or condition that will cause death soon

32
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5 stages of grief

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denial “no, not me!”
anger “Why me??”
bargaining “Yes me, but” if I can only make it to ….
depression -crying, withdrawing
acceptance- start making arrangements, not happy necessarily

33
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Signs of approaching death

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bluish skin
sweating
cheyenne stokes-periods of rapid breathing and then slowed breathing
gurging, rattling sound

34
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post mortem care

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wash body,
close mouth with towel
close eyes
cross arms in natural position
provide support for family
don’t diminish grief

35
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post mortem terms to know

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autopsy- thorough exam to determine cause of death
cremation- burning body to ashes

36
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rigor mortis

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rigid stiffening of muscles of body after death

37
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liver mortis

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discolouration of skin after death (Purple, livid-dark anger)

38
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algor mortis

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coldness of the body after death (from Latin, cold, chill)