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Describe the medical contributions of Andreas Vesalius

Investigated and documented anatomy through dissection.

Describe the medical contributions of William Harvey

Studied the cardiovascular system and discovered the function of the heart.

Describe the medical contributions ofKarl Landsteiner

Discovered different blood groups (A, B, AB, O)

Describe the medical contributions of Frederick Banting and Charles Best

Discovered the use of insulin to treat type 1 Diabetes.

Thermometer

Body temperature

Glucometer

How much glucose is in the blood

Stethoscope

Listen to Lungs, Heart, Intestinal tract, blood flow

Electrocardiograph

Checks hearts electrical activity

Coronary Angiogram

X-Ray checks hearts blood vessels

Sphygmomanometer

measures blood pressure

Spirometer

measures lung capacity

Blood smear

Checks for abnormalities in blood cells

Hematocrit

measures percent of red blood cells in the blood

Reflex hammer/Pen light

tests for neurological issues

Homeostasis

the steady/balanced state of body functioning

Vital signs

state of essential body functions Body temperature, Pulse rate, Respiration rate, Blood pressure

Palpation

using one's hands to physically examine the body

Auscultation

listening to the heart, lungs, or other organs typically with a stethoscope.

Systole

the phase in a heartbeat where the heart contracts and pumps blood into the arteries

Diastole

the phase in a heartbeat where the heart relaxes and lets blood into the chambers

Diagnosis

Identification of the source or nature of an illness or problem

Prognosis

Likely course of a disease or ailment

Respiratory rate

12-20 breaths per minute

Heart Rate

60-100bpm

Blood Glucose Level

70-110mg per dL of blood

Hematocrit value

42-52% men




37-47% female

Hemoglobin

14-18g per 100ml of blood men




12-16g per 100ml of blood women

Body Temperature

35.6-37.8C

Number of Erythrocytes

5-6 Million per mm3 blood

Number of Leukocytes

5000-10000 per mm3 blood

Number of platelets

250000-400000 per mm3 of blood

Heat Exhaustion

Overheating

Hypertension

abnormally high blood pressure

syncope

temporary loss of consciousness caused by a fall in blood pressure

Myocardial Infraction

Heart attack

COPD

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease



chronic obstruction of lung airflow that interferes with normal breathing

Tachycardia

an abnormally rapid heart rate.

Angina

inadequate blood supply to the heart