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heart disease

illness result of narrowing/blocking of coronary arteries that supply oxygen

atherosclerosis

blood vessels narrow causing plaque build up

angina pectoris

pain from reduced oxygen to heart in arm, back or neck

ischemia

not enough oxygen to muscles of heart




doesn't cause harm

myocardial infraction

heart attack

ventricular fibrillation

rhythm disruption of heart

hypertension

high blood pressure for a long time

stroke



damage in an area of the brain from disruption of blood and oxygen

ischemia stroke

blood supply in cerebral artery is cut off or reduced




slow damage

hemorrhage stroke

blood vessel ruptures and bleed into brain




fast damage

transient ischemic atttack

mini strokes before real stroke

oncogenes

regulate cell division

cancer

a disease of the cells characterized by uncontrolled cell proliferation that usually forms a malignant tutor

visual neglect- what hemisphere?

RIGHT


can't process info on left side of the visual field




problem perceiving distance

emotional Lability - what hemisphere?

RIGHT




- random laughing


- appropriate emotions over done


-unable to interpret emotions

what functions is the right hemisphere responsible for?

visual, emotions, patters

what is the left hemisphere responsible for?

language

receptive alphasia

problem understanding language

expressive alphasia

problem producing language

cardiac invalidation

too much dependancy on family after attack

thrombolytic drugs

clot dissolving

carcinoma

malignant neoplasm


cells of skin


organ lining


85% of all cancers

Melanoma

neoplasm of the skin calls that create MELANIN

Lymphoma

cancer of the lymphatic system

Sarcoma

malignant neoplasm


-muscle


-bine


-connective tissue

Leukemia

blood forming organs


bone marrow


too many white blood cells

metastasis

cancer cell migration thru blood or lymph system

angiogenisis

as neoplasm grows it needs its own blood and nutrient system

Masectomy

removal of entire breast

lumpectomy

tumor removed, followed with radiation

external beam therapy

radiation


- most common


- direct beam at malignant tissue

internal beam therapy

radiation inside body at tutor by injection

chemotherapy

powerful drugs orally or injected to kill rapidly dividing cells

anticipatory nausea

25-50% of patients


vomiting and nausea before treatment

learned food aversion

classical conditioned due to anticipatory nausea