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30 Cards in this Set
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ADL
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ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING
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BRP
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BATHROOM PRIVILEGES
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CHO
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CARBOHYDRATE
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NR
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no response
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oz
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ounce
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Px
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prognosis
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QOL
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quality of life
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RICE
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rest, ice, compression, elevate
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stat
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inmediately
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TBW
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total body weight
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TO
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telephone order
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UCD
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usual childhood diseases
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vs or VS
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vital signs
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WA
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while awake
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what are the two main structural components of the plasma membrane?
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phospholipids & proteins
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what is the water in the cytoplasm called
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intracellular fluid
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how does the nuclear membrane differ from the plasma membrane?
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the nuclear membrane is more permeable because of the presence of nuclear pores.
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what is the main component of the nucleous?
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RNA
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what is cystic fibrosis
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Inherited disorder. The cell membrane proteins that function as channels x transporting chloride ions out of the cell are defective.thick mucus in lungs leads to impaired breathing + increased infections.
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what are peroxisomes?
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organelles that are similar to lysosomes.contain enzymes: peroxidase +catalase (important in the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide, a susbstance that is toxi to cells).
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autolysis
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self digestion of cell
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in which cellular organelle are proteins concentrated + prepared x secretion?
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golgi apparatus
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what are the numeorus short, hairlike processes that move mucus along the respiratory tract?
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cilia
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what happen when kidneys dont function properly?
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waste molecules can be removed form the blood artificially by a process called dialysis.it is a form of difussion.
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what happens to cell when they are placed in a hypertonic solution?
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cells shrink or crenate in a hypertonic solution.
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is phagocytosis an example of exocytosis or endocytosis?
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endocytosis
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during which stage of mitosis does cytokinesis occur?
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how is the number of chromosomes reduced in meiosis?
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summary of mitotic events
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intherphase-prophase-metaphase-anaphase-telophase
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what are the 3 types of RNA
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messenger RNA (mRNA)+ transfer RNA (tRNA) + ribosomoal RNA (rRNA)
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if a coding strand of DNA has the base sequence of CAT, what will be the base sequence of anticodon?
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GUA on the codon and CAU on the anticodon.
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