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| solute is what youre diluting |
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| what your diluting your solute in |
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| mixture of your solute and solvent |
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red blood cells and plasma.
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| characteristics of a acid |
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| characteristics of a base |
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| takes protons and yields hydroxyl |
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| power of hydrogen, negative log of hydrogen ions |
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| hydrogen and maintains PH/homeostasis |
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| homeostasis wants a balance in? |
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| what formula decides the bicarb? |
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| 2 different ways your body excretes acid |
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| cor pulmonale, right heart failure |
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| guy running up stairs for ABG sample, how long should u wait before taking sample? |
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| what do you do for a quick monitoring after a baby is born? |
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| sodium is extracellular or intracellular? |
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| what are chemo receptors looking at? |
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| four main poke places for an ABG |
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| fermeral,biracial,pedal,radial |
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| what would an air bubble in a ABG blood sample cause? |
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high O2
low CO2
O2 will stay the same if its already high |
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| if a patient is just taken off oxygen and needs an ABG how long would you wait before taking your sample? |
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| above 80 beats per minute |
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| under 60 beats per minute |
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| homyostacis wants a balance in? |
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| whats contained in the pons |
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controls breathing
long gasps |
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off switch for inspiratory time
tells ur body to stop inhaling |
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| tells u when to stop insperation |
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| small brething then bigger and bigger and then smaller until no breathing over and over again |
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| big panting and then a poss in breath |
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| calculates hydrogen, group of nerve cells that react to a change in chemical values |
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| minute to minute control of breathing inderectly controls? |
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| resposabily to blood lever changes of co2 |
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| periferol chemo receptors |
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| central chemo receptors measure |
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| hypoxic stimulation of the curoted bodies will result in? |
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| large decrease in arteriol po2 |
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| what is not a common cause in the urge to breath that will cause the increase of |
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| not associated with diafomopis |
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| associated with tripoding |
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| sever pulmonary afiltration |
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| right sided heart failure |
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| trechia shift to the right |
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| right sided collapsed lung |
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| secretions from the trachelal bronchial tree tat are not contaminate by the mouth |
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| when your fingers swell, copd |
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| term to describe low platelet count |
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| below normal sodium consitrate |
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| sweat cloride level used to diagnose |
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| pollysythemia is an abnormality to do with? |
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| scene in patients with cronic lung desease |
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| kreatine is a test used to evaluate |
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| valvular defects in the heart can be detected by a 12 lead ecg |
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| atrio ventricular block is prolonged by a |
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| delay of the av node allows for the |
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| av node to fill completely |
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| repolerization of the ventrical is |
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| depolization of the ventricles is the |
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| chest ex ray view to see excess fluid |
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| not true regarding visualizations on the chest film |
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| they indicate fluid in plura |
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| seconday sight of emphzyma |
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| flattning of the diaphram |
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| volume and capasitys are increaded when hperinflation is increased except |
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| what is regarding a patients fvc |
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| u can not do it on a non couoperative patien |
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| three things that mesure residual volume |
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| wash out, helium dilussion, body plathesmograph |
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