Random Questions Flashcards
What is Hypoglycemia
Low blood sugar,
Rapid loss of consciousness
Convulsions - Death
What is Hyperglycemia
High blood sugar,
Thirst and dehydration
Polyuria.
What does a A or an mean in Med terminology
A or an means lack of Anoxia- lack of oxygen.
What are the bones in the cranium
Frontal Bone,
Parietal Bone
Temporal bone- Think Temple
Occipital Bone
What are the 3 different parts of the small intestine
1st - Duodenum
2nd- Jejunum
3rd Ileum
What is the scale for measure PH Level
0-14
What does stenosis mean
Narrowing
What is a hernia
Pritrusion of an organ where it shouldn’t be.
What is Proton Pump inhibitor used for?
reduction of Gastric acid production
What is GORD
Gastro Oesophageal Reflux Disease
What are the symptoms of GORD
Heart Burn, from acid reflux.
What is an OGD
Oesophago-gastro-duodenoscopy. Camera test of stomach/ Oesophagus/ Duodenum
What is IDIOPATHIC
Unknown cause
What is hereditary
Passed onto Genes
What is Iatrogenic
Caused by medical examination or treatment
What is Emesis
Vomiting
What drug would you use to stop vomiting
Anti-Emetic
What is Haeomotemesis
Vomiting of blood
What are the 5 sections of the spine
Cervical Thoracic Lumbar Sacrel Coccyx
How many Vertebrae are contained in the spine
33
What are the breakdown of vertebrae in the spine
Cervical -7 (neck) Thoracic -12 (chest) Lumbar - 5 (lower back) Sacrel- 5 (fused) Coccyx- 4Tailbone
What does Viscera mean
Organs
What are the parts of the large Colon
Ascending (R) , Tranverse and Descending (L)
What is Peristalsis
Constant Bowel movements Constricting and relaxing
What is Retroperitoneum
Behind the peritoneum
What does the retro-peritoneum contain
Kidneys, Pancreas and Duodenum
What does the Pancreas do
Aids digestion of fats, creates Insulin for regulating blood sugar levels
What are the two types of diabetic
Type 1 Pancreas doesn't produce insulin Type 2 (poor diet) Can be treated with a balanced diet
What is Cardiac output
The volume of blood pumped in one minute
How do we find CO
CO=HR x SV
What are the letters for Blood glucose monitoring
BM
Where is Bile made
In the liver
Where is Bile stored
In the Gall bladder
What are liver cells called
Hepatocytes
What does the liver do
Breaks down Toxins Stores Glycogen (stored Glucose)
what is the prone position
Lying face down
What is supine
Lying face up
What are molecules
Two or more atoms joined together
What are the four valves in the heart
Pulminary valve
Tricuspid
Aortic valve
Mitral valve
What is the epiglottis
Flap that covers the Oesophagus therefore air goes into the trachea.
How many pairs of ribs are there?
12 pairs, two floating not connected to the sternum
What are intercostal muscles
Muscle between ribs
What is a tracheostomy
Surgical airway
What is intubation
Insertion of an endotracheal tube (ET) this is done so a patient can be placed on a ventilator.
What is the abbreviation Temp
Temerature
What is the abbreviation BP
Blood pressure
What is the abbreviation BM
Blood sugar
What is the abbreviation RR
Respirator rate
What is SPO2
Oxygen saturations
What is the abbreviation CRT
Capillary refill time
What is the abbreviation PERLA
Pupils equal reflevtive to light and accomodating
what is the abbreviation ECB
Emergency care bandage
What is the abbreviation NDC
needle decompression
What isOPA
Oral Phalangeal Airway
What is LOC
Loss of consciousness
What does PTX mean
Pneumothorax
What does HTX mean
Haeomthorax
What does NG mean
Nasal gastric tube
What does IO mean
Inter-Osseous
What does PO mean
Orally
what does # mean
Fracture
what does PR mean
Rectal
What are the goal post of life
under 120 BPM and 10-30 RR
What is systolic blood pressure
the amount of pressure in the arteries during contraction of your heart muscle.
What is diastolic pressure
the measurement of pressure in your blood vessels in between heart contractions.
What is HYPER-thermia
Body temperature greatly above normal 37.5- 38.3
What is HYPO-Thermia
A abnormally low body temperature (35 degrees C)
What is the average core body temperature
37 degrees C
What is septicemia
Infection of the blood stream (blood Poisoning)
What is S/C Subcutaneaous
Into a fatty part of the body
What is Mitosis
Replication of cells
Where does the adrenal gland sit?
Above each kidney
What is the pylorus
The opening from the stomach into the duodenum
What is ingestion
ability to take in food
What is digestion
ability to breakdown food
What is excretion
ability to pass out waste
What is respiration
the ability to use oxygen
What is sensitivity
awareness of surroundings
what is reproduction in cells
replicates itself
in cells what is movement
the ability to move
How many Lobes are there in the lungs
3 right 2 left
what colour is air on an xray
black
Where do paired ribs meet
at the sternum
What divides the lobes in the lungs
fissures
Which side of the heart carries oxygen around the body
left
The parietal Pleura
is the outer membrane which is attached to the inner surface of the thoracic cavity
What is the visceral pleura
a delicate serous membrane that covers each lung
What are the three types of Muscular tissue
Skeletal muscle
Cardiac Muscle
Smooth Muscle
Where is the Antecubital fossa located?
Anterior to the elbow
What is a fossa
shallow depression