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contribute to height and length
ex. fibula, tibia, femur |
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occur in clusters and when combined with ligaments and caritlage permit movement of extremitities
ex. carpal bones, patella |
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provide structual contour
ex skull, ribs, and thorax |
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| vertebral column and some in skull |
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| fractures caused by weakened bone structure |
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| helps control the speed and direction of movement |
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| an inducing or compelling force and occurs when specific bones act together as a lever |
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| the position of the body in relation to the surrounding space |
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| normal state of balanced muscle tissue |
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| chemicals, Ach, that transfer electric impulses from the nerves across the neuromuscular junction to the muscle |
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| inability to dorsiflex and invert foot |
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| negative nitrogen balance |
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| when immobile body makes more nitrogen than it ingests |
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| inflammation of the lungs from statis or pooling of secretions |
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| increase in heart rate of more than 15% and a drop of 15mm/hg or more systolic and 10mm?hg diastolic when changing from supine to standing |
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| accumulation of platelets, fibrin, clotting factors, and cellular elements of the blood attached to the interior wall of vein or artery |
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abnormal condition characterized by the fixation of the joint
can leave the joints in nonfunctional posistions |
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| calcium stones that lodge in the renal pelvis or pass through the ureters |
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| impairment of skin as a result of decreased blood supply in tissues |
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decreased blood supply
develops when pressure on the skin is greater than the pressure inside the small periperhal blood vessels supplying blood to the skin |
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dislodged venous thrombus
can travel through circulatory system to lungs and impair circulation and oxygenation |
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CPT
percussion and positioning prevents pneumonia and keeps airway clean |
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| prevents external rotation of the hips when the clients is in supine |
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| disruptions of bone tissue continuity |
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| impaired skin integrity related to unrelieved prolonged pressure |
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| pressure over capillary exceeds the normal capillary pressure and the vessel is occluded for a long period of time |
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| occurs when normal red tones of the light skined clients are absent |
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stringy substance attached to wound bed
needs to be removed before wound can heal |
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| black or brown necrotic tissue |
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disruption of the integrity and function of tissues in the body
All wounds are not created equal |
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| matrix that provided a framework for cellular repair |
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locaized collection of blood underneath the tissues
Appears as swelling, change in color, sensation,or warmth |
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| protrusion of visceral organs through a wound opening |
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| abnormal passage between 2 organs through a wound opening |
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| abnormal reactive hyperemia |
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| signs of early indicators of impaired skin integrity |
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| how long damage has been there |
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superficial, little bleeding, considered partial thickness,
often appears weepy b/c of plasma leakage |
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| sometimes bleeds more profusly depending on depth and location |
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bleed in relation to the depth and size of wound
danger for internal bleeding |
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| removal of nonviable necrotic tissue |
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| threads of metal used to sew body tissues together |
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