Study Guide Flashcards
Respiratory Terminology
Apnea
Without Breathing
Respiratory Terminology
Bradypnea
Slow Breathing
Respiratory Terminology
Dyspnea
Difficulty Breathing
Respiratory Terminology
Eupnea
Normal Breathing
Respiratory Terminology
Hyperpnea
Deeper and Faster. Normal during exercise.
Respiratory Terminology
Orthopnea
Difficulty Breathing when laying down
Respiratory Terminology
Tachypnea
Fast Breathing
Respiratory Terminology
Kussmaul
Rapid and Deep
Found in Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA)
Heart rates
Sinus rhythms
Heart Rates
Sinus Bradycardia
Heart Rates
Sinus Tachycardia
Hematocrit
Volume percentage of red blood cells (rbc) in blood. Typically 45%
Makeup of
Blood (Hemo)
45% red blood cells
The rest wbc and platelets, and plasma.
What is Blood Plasma made up of?
Made up of water, ions, proteins, nutrients, wastes, and gases
Cardiac Terms
Chronotrophy
Rate (time)
Cardiac Terms
Inotrophy
Force of contraction
Cardiac Terms
Dromotrope
Speed of electrical impulse
Point of Maximum Impulse (PMI)
The location of the chest wall where the cardiac impulse can be best palpated.
-Can typically be felt at the 5th intercostal on the left side.
Layers of Arteries and Veins
Tunica Adventitia
The outermost layer and consists of connective tissue and elastic. fibers that provide the vessel’s strength.
(Holds together)
Layers of Arteries and Veins
Tunica Media
The middle layer of blood vessel walls, composed principally of thin, cylindrical, smooth muscle cells and elastic tissue.
(Muscle)
Layers of Arteries and Veins
Tunica Intima
The innermost layer, or tunica intima, consists of a lining, a fine network of connective tissue, and a layer of elastic fibres bound together in a membrane pierced with many openings.
(Super Smooth)
Diencephalon
-Small brain structure
-superior to brainstem and surrounded by hemispheres
-consists of the thalamus and hypothalamus
-the thalamus relays impulses to the cerebrum and controls the autonomic nervous system.
-regulates body temp, hunger, Thirst, emotional patterns, and circadian rhythm.
Small bowel/ Small intestine
-Nutrient absorption
-Duodenum
-Jejunum
-Ileum
Colon / Large Intestine
Reabsorbs water, vitamins, and serotonin production.
-Ascending Colon
-Transverse Colon
-Descending Colon
Blood Pressure Equation
Blood Pressure
Cardiac output x Systematic vascular resistance
Blood pressure equation
Cardiac Output
Heart rate x Stroke volume
Blood pressure equation
Stroke volume
Preload ( amount of blood available to right atria) x contractility factor in afterload
Chemoreceptors
Medulla oblongata
Measure ph and hydrogen ions
Chemoreceptors
Carotid body and aortic arch
Measure 02 and some ph
Epi
Above
Components of a word
Prefix - root - suffix
Cephaled
Towards the head
Caudal
Towards the tail
Epidemiological factor
Prevalence
Proportional part of total population that has a disease.
*How common is it
Hilum of kidney
Indented area where ureter joins kidney.
Risk factor for hypothermia
Aspirin
Interferes with bodies ability to produce heat
Ventilation
Air moving in and out of lungs
(Mechanical)
Respiration
Gas’s moving across a membrane
(diffusion)
Seroconversion
Exposure to disease to body developing antibodies.
Immune response
Blood gas values
PCo2
40
*Capnography
Blood gas values
Po2
100
Active transport
Pushes substance against its natural gradient and requires atp.
Low to high
Growth plates
Epiphyseal plate
Total body fluid
Intracellular fluid
2/3 of tbf
Total body fluid
Extracellular fluid
*interstitial
3/4 of extracellular fluid
Total Body Fluid
Extracellular
Plasma fluid
1/4 of Extracellular fluid
Apoptosis
Cell death
Hypertonic solution
Cell shrivels up
Isotonic solution
Balanced solute solution
Hypotonic
Low solute solution. Cell swells and bursts