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| The most essential for tissue growth, mantanence and repair. |
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1.5ml to digest 1kcal of food.
600ml of water needed just for metabolic processes. |
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1kcal/kg of body weight for men,
0.9kcal/kg for women. |
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BMI>30 = Obese,
BMI>40 Extreme Obese |
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| Triglyceride effects on the body: |
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| Coronary Artery Disease, PVD,. Increased cholesterol. |
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| Record everything throughout the day to get and extensive record of Input and Output. |
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Least exensive source of calories in the world and most abundant. Easiest for body to break down.
50 to 100g of varbohydrates are needed daily to prevent ketosis. |
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| No toxic products left for the kdineys, mnost effeciently burned energy source. |
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Needed in small amounts.
Active in teh form of coenzymes.
Needed for meatbolism of carbohydrates, protein, and fat. |
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| Anorexia vs. Anorexia Nervosa |
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| Anorexia Nervosa is strictly an eating disorder related to body image. |
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| Cannot be stopped. As in Intractable diarhea and pain. |
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| Anthropometric Measurements |
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| Occurs with muscle weakness in abdomen, improper spasming of intestinal muscles is causing irriable bowel and promoting diarhea. Therefor insuffient nurtrients are being absorbed. Best prevented with Nasogastric feeding because it supplys nutrients to the stomach and pyloric valve slows the transit of food into the intestinel. |
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| Vibration of chest wall that can be palpated. |
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| Increased breath rate and depth. |
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| Dry grating sound caused by inflammation of the plueral space. |
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| Decreased breathing rate and depth. |
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| Squeaky sound heard over auscultated lungs, |
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| Continous sound heard on expiration. |
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| Normal sounds heard over the trachea. |
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| Air in the pleural space. |
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| Fluid in the pleural space. |
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| Blood in the plueral space. |
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| Delivers highest concentration of oxygen. |
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Detergent like mucous preventing alveoli collapse within the lungs by reducing surface tension.
Babys with ineffective surfactant have ineffective surface tension. |
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| Serous membrane covering the lungs to reduce surface tension. |
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| Inadequete blood to the cells. |
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| Fluid leaking into the pleural space causing incomplete lung expansion. |
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Noise over the center of chest sounding like rubber or sandpaper rubbing together or even rusty bed springs.
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| Reduce inflammation in the airways. |
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| Normal volume of urine production |
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| Three layers of muscle tissue surounding the bladder. Contract to expel urine while releaseing sphincters. |
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| Incontinence after maturation. |
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| Cholineric Medications effect on Urine |
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| Stimulate contraction of detruser muscle expelling urine. |
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| Diuretics action on Urine |
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| Prevent reabsorption of water in tubules make more available for expulsion. |
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| Water on kidney or kidney swollen with water. |
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| Anticoagulants change urine color to: |
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| Diuretics change urine color to: |
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| Pyridium changes urine color to: |
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| Elavil changes urine color to: |
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| Levodopa changes urine color to: |
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| Bladder scan after voiding to assess output |
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| Camera within the urethra |
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| Urinary infection thats migrated into blood. |
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| Types of Urinary Incontinence |
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| Stress, Urge, Mixed, Overflow, Functional, Reflex, Total |
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| Increased in intra-abdominal pressure |
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| Loss during strong abrupt desire to void. |
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Temporary stoppage in Bowel Function from surgery.
Could last 3-5 days. |
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| Bearing down and compressing abdomen while contracting gluteal muscles to deficate. |
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| Iron causes stool to turn: |
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| Aspirin, anticoagulants cause stool to turn: |
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| Antacids cause stool to turn: |
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| Antibiotics cause stool to turn: |
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| First test of bowels because leaves clowdy on x-ray, flush after. |
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