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2 Types of Defenses

Innate Defense and Adaptive Defense

Innate Defenses

-Skin


-Mucous


-Fever


-Natural Killer Cells


-Phagocytes


-Inflammation


-Antimicrobial Proteins

Adaptive Defenses

Humoral Immunity: B Cells


Cellular Immunity: T Cells

Inflammation

-Pain, heat, swelling

External Barriers

-skin


-keratin


-Mucous membrane


-mucus


-oil secretion


-cilia


-nasal hairs


-gastric juice


-urine


-lacrimal secretion (tears)

Micturition

Urination

Functions of Lymph Nodes

-Strain water for recycling


-Kill Infections due to the white blood cells in the nodes


-Removes excess tissue fluid

Infectious Disease

Infection caused by microbes or parasites

Communicable Disease

Infection transmitted from persons or animals to other persons

Disease

Changes that cause your health to fall out of normal ranges

Pathogenesis

Development or evolution of a disease

Signs

Physical manifestations of an illness


-Erythema (redness)


-Swelling


-Rash

Symptoms

Subjective manifestation of illness reported by the patient


-Pain


-Nausea


-Pruritis (itching)

Sequella

Outcome of a disease

Etiology

Causative agent of the disease

Idiopathic

Unknown cause of the disease

Iatrogenic

Inadvertent, medically induced effects causing disease or complication

Prodromal

Early symptoms of a disease

Pyrexia

Fever

5 F's of Disease Transmission

-Food


-Fingers


-Flies


-Fomites (inanimate objects)


-Feces

Endogenous Pyrogen

-Secreted by macrophages


-Signal body to increase temperature


-Interleukin-1

Oral Temperature of Fever

37.7°C or 99.9°F

Heart Location

Between lungs and mediastinum chambers

Blood Pathway Through Heart

-Superior and Inferior Vena Cava


-Right Atrium


-Tricuspid Valve


-Right Ventricle


-Pulmonary Semilunar Valve


-Pulmonary Artery


-Lungs


-Pulmonary Vein


-Left Atrium


-Bicuspid aka Mitral Valve


-Left Ventricle


-Aortic Semilunar Valve


-Aorta

First Organ to Receive Blood

Heart via coronary arteries

Anterior Interventricular Artery

-"The Widowmaker"


-Left Anterior Descending Artery (LAD)

Cardiac Output

-Amount of blood pumped by each Ventricle per minute



Cardiac Output = Stroke Volume * Heart Rate

Stroke Volume

-Volume of blood pumped per beat


-Around 70 ml/beat

Heart Beat

Beats per minute

Pulse Points

....... Artery


-Temporal


-Facial


-Common Carotid


-Brachial


-Radial


-Femoral


-Popliteal


-Posterior Tibial


-Dorsalis Pedis

Atherosclerosis

Plaque in blood not distributed evenly

Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)

-Congestive Heart Failure


-Hypertension


-Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)


-Atherosclerosis

Coronary Heart Disease

Coronary arteries narrowed or blocked

Heart Attack

-Myocardium Infarction


-Tissue death to part of the heart

Angina

Chest pain or discomfort caused by restricted blood supply to the heart

Five Symptoms of Heart Attack

-Pain/discomfort in jaw, neck, or back


-Feeling weak, lightheaded, or faint


-Chest pain or discomfort


-Pain or discomfort in arm or shoulder


-Shortness of breath

Blood Pressure Device

Sphygmomanometer

Recommended Blood Pressure

Less than 120/80 (Systolic/Diastolic) mmHg (Torr)

Prehypertension

120-139 Systolic


Or


80-89 Diastolic

Hypertension Stage I

140-159 Systolic


Or


90-99 Diastolic

Hypertension Stage II

>160 Systolic


Or


>100 Diastolic

Hypertensive Crisis

>180 Systolic


OR


>110 Diastolic

Minimum Pressure to get Blood to Brain

90/60

Stroke (CVA)

-Cerebrovascular Accident


-Brain cell damage due to blockage or rupture of blood vessels


-TIA: Transient Ischemic Attack

FAST

Face, Arms, Speech, Time

Low Density Lipoproteins

LDL, Bad Cholesterol


< 100

High Density Lipoproteins

HDL, Good Cholesterol


Takes Cholesterol out of blood


> 40 Desirable


> 60 Best

Triglycerides Suggested Level

< 150

Total Cholesterol Suggested Level

< 200

Hyperlipidemia

High fat blood levels

Familial Hypercholesterolemia

Genetic disorder characterized by high cholesterol levels

FITT

Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type