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Medicine: Shock
#1. what is shock primarily - cardiovascular derangement #2. what are the cardiovascular things that are usually being accomplished that with shock are not - deliver oxygen and metabolic substrates ...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|147 views
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Medicine: BLS Review
#1. if there are three rescuers, what is the role of each - first rescuer: feels for pulse for no more than 10 seconds and then starts chest comrpessions if pulse not palpated second rescuer: activat...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|60 views
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Flexibility Training Concepts
#1. Flexibility - The normal extensibility of all soft tissues that allows the full range of motion of a joint #2. Extensibility - Capability to be elongated or stretched #3. Dynamic range of moti...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|84 views
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Basic Exercise Science - Nervous System
#1. Human Movement System (HMS) - The combination and interrelation of the nerevous, muscular and skeletal system #2. Nervous system - Billions of cells specificalluy designed to provide a communi...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|35 views
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Test questions for class
...imbalances #2. Stage training is a programming system that uses different heart training zones. How many...Stage training involves a three-stage programming system that uses differnt heart training zones...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|66 views
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Medicine: Pediatric Growth and Development
...problems colic #59. what are some behaviors to watch in newborns - autonmy aggression temper tantrums toilet training feeding problems #60. what are some 5-11 yo things to keep in mind as normal - emerging indepe...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|116 views
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Medicine: Emergency Medicine Overview of Patient Assessment
#1. what are the primary surveys in emergency medicine - airway breathing circulation disability extremity and exposure #2. what should be checked in airway evaluation - neck #3. what should be chec...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|85 views
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Personal Fitness Chapter 1
...stabilization mechanisms #6. Phases of training - Smaller division of training progression that fall within the...the three building blocks of training #7. Muscular endurance - A muscles ability to contract for an...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|72 views
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Exercise Metabolism and Bioenergetics
#1. Bioenergetics - The study of energy in the human body #2. Metabolism - All of the chemical reactions that occur in the body to maintain itself.Metabolism is the process in which nutrients are ...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|65 views
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Checkpoints for the overhead squat
#1. LPHC - Lower Pelvic Hip Complex #2. (LPHC) Excessive Lean Forward(Overactive Muscles) - Soleus Gastrocnemius Hip flexor complex Abdominal complex #3. (LPHC) Excessive Lean Forward(Underact...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|116 views
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GI: Diarrhea
#1. what does diarrhea mean to lots of pepole - lots of different things: incontinence, hard stools, constipated #2. how many episodes does the average person have per year with diarrhea in US - 1-2...
jgaversa5|9 years ago|±0|95 views
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The Cardiorespiratory System -
#1. Cardiorespiratory system - A system of the body composed of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems #2. Cardiovascular system - A system of the body composed of the heart, blood and blood ves...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|38 views
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Medicine: HEENT Physical Exam
#1. what are some life threatening causes of headaches that warrant examination - meningitis subdural or intracranial hemorrrhage mass lesion #2. what are the important things to note about the heada...
jgaversa5|9 years ago|±0|214 views
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HEENT: Cancer of Head and Neck
#1. what % of all cacners are from head and neck region - over 15% #2. what is the most common type of head and neck cancer - SCC #3. what is the overall 5 year surival rate for SCCA - 50-60% #4. h...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|237 views
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Checkpoints for Pushing/Pulling Assessment
#1. Pushing/pulling low back arches(Overactive Muscles) - Hip flexor Erector spinae #2. Pushing/pulling low back arches(Underactive Muscles) - Intrinsic Core stabilizers #3. Pushing/pulling shou...
Jeanette_Hagelskaer|7 years ago|±0|440 views