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| directs quarantine activ. |
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| implements programs for dealing with environmental health problems |
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| consults on an international basis for the control of preventable diseases |
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| growth of a microorganism on or in a host. |
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| when the infection injures the host, the host then has a |
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| helps maintain homeostasis |
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| cannot live outside of a living cell |
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| when microorg. attach to cell and secrete toxins that cause disease to the cell |
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| infection acquired while in the hospital |
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| infection that occurs in 5% patients |
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| medical personell and contaminated hospital environments are the sources of |
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| tuberculosis is an example of an ___ disease |
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| resting pressure between contractions |
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| second blood pressure number, when u stop hearing blood flow |
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| sounds like paper being crumpled |
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| widening of the blood vessels |
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| anaphylatic shock is a type of ... |
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| CV or central venous lines |
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| catheters that go into large veins, usually vena cava |
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ok unless there are symptoms
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| patients in shock are usually |
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| adult normal respiration rate is |
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used to drain the interpleural space and mediastinum.
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| shrill sound on inspiration |
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