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Functionally Oriented Regional Anatomy Chapter 2
Chapter 2 The Trunk
crohttis|7 years ago|±0|135 views
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Study Questions About the Human Body
#1. What is the easiest way to see dots of color called phosphenes? squint carefully shut your eyes cry copiously look into the sun - b. shut your eyes #2. What bodily function is ...
chaneasegarvey|6 years ago|±0|53 views
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Respiratory Notes
#1. naso-/rhino- - nose #2. pharyng/o - pharynx (throat) #3. Pharynx - -serves both the respiratory and digestive system #4. Three regions of the pharynx - 1.Nasopharynx 2.Oropharynx 3.Layngophary...
chaneasegarvey|7 years ago|±0|101 views
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Renal Function
#1. diet, physical activity, and health - factors that vary normal ranges as urine volume and solute composition #2. osmolality (osmoses per kilogram) (Os/kg) - affected by solute number, not size o...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|13 views
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Analysis of Vaginal Secretions
#1. bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis, and trichomonas - the three major causes of the most common gynecologic complaints: vaginal discharge, vaginal discomfort, and vaginal odor #2. wet mount, amin...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|8 views
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CEEP 262
Ch. 5-6
hstennes|7 years ago|±0|42 views
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Urinaslysis Chapter 5
Physical Examination of Urine
JKisselman|3 years ago|±0|10 views
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Amniotic Fluid Analysis
#1. amniotic fluid - protects fetus while enabling movement; produced by amnion and placenta initially then by fetus (swallowing, respiration, and urination) #2. amniocentesis - transabdominally o...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|12 views
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Seminal Fluid Analysis
#1. semen - composed of secretions from testes, epididymis, seminal vesicles, prostate, and bulbourethral glands #2. testes - secrete testosterone and produce sperm regulated by FSH and LH from ...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|18 views
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Fecal Analysis
#1. 100-200 g - amount of feces normally passed each day #2. small instestine - digests and absorbs foodstuffs #3. large intestine - absorbs water, sodium and chloride #4. diarrhea - an increase i...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|10 views
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Pleural, Pericardial, and Peritoneal Fluid Analysis
#1. serous membrane - covers lungs, heart, and abdominal organs (visceral membrane) and internal surfaces of body cavity wall (parietal membrane) #2. pleural - fluid of the lungs #3. pericardial ...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|17 views
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Urine Specimen Types, Collection, and Preservation
#1. urinalysis - a fluid biopsy of the kidney #2. first morning - preferred specimen; most concentrated; used for nitrites, protein, cytology, and formed elements (WBC, RBC, casts) #3. random - f...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|18 views
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Synovial Fluid Analysis
#1. joint space - lined by a synovial membrane and synovial fluid bathes and lubricates joints; present where friction can develop #2. synoviocytes - lines joint space; actively phagocytic and syn...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|13 views
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Physical Examination of Urine
#1. urochrome - lipid-soluble pigment in plasma excreted at a constant rate in urine; gives urine the characteristic yellow color #2. urobilin - orange-brown pigment #3. uroerythrin - pink pigmen...
Pmborton|3 years ago|±0|21 views
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Bony Landmarks
#1. Facet - A smooth mostly flat surface on a bone #2. Notch - A deep indentation in a bone #3. Angle - A diverging of two bony landmarks from a common point #4. Foramen - A hole in ...
Nancy_Rex|2 years ago|±0|21 views