Mod C Chpt. 4

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Proteins help build what in are body?

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TISSUES

Front 2

Our bodies break carbs into what?

Back 2

GLUCOSE

Front 3

How many servings of bread and cereal do we need daily?

Back 3

6oz

Front 4

Into what are proteins broken down?

Back 4

AMINO ACIDS

Front 5

Fat-soluble vitamins?
Water-soluble vitamins?

Back 5

A,D,E,K
B,C

Front 6

Minerals help grow what?

Back 6

BONES AND TEETH

Front 7

What is the most important part of a diet?

Back 7

WATER

Front 8

Water makes up how much of our weight?

Back 8

70%

Front 9

What can happen if too large amounts of fat-soluble vitamins are stored?

Back 9

TOXICITY

Front 10

Why is a balanced diet critical for your health?

Back 10

BETTER CHANCE FOR BEING HEALTHY

Front 11

How the body gets rid of unused water-soluble vitamins?

Back 11

EXCRETION (KIDNEYS)

Front 12

Things that make up good health?

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EXCERCISE,EAT WELL,SUNSCREEN,REST,NO TOBACCO,LITTLE ALCOHOL

Front 13

Why is exercise important?

Back 13

BETTER CHANCE FOR BEING HEALTHY

Front 14

3 Main nutrients needed for good health?

Back 14

WATER,CARBS,PROTEIN

Front 15

To determine the priority for handeling patients with severe conditions or seizures?

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TRIAGE

Front 16

Death of tissue,as in myocardial infarcation or heart attack?

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INFARCATION

Front 17

Openings,especially naturally occuring body surface openings?

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ORIFICES

Front 18

Closure of the glottis and constriction of its associated masculature inresponse to stimulation of the posterier pharynx by an object?

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GAG REFLEX

Front 19

Any substance that triggers an allergic reaction

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ALLERGEN

Front 20

Convulsions

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SEIZURE

Front 21

Pertaining to the body as a whole?

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SYSTEMIC

Front 22

Piece of cartlidge that forms the lower most tip of the sternum

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XIPHOID PROCESS

Front 23

Refers to death of tissue,such as occurs with the venoms of pit vipers and the brown recluse spider

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NECROTIC

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Involuntary muscle contractions that may alternate between contraction and relaxation of muscles

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CONVULSIONS

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Drawn in or out by means of a vaccum

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ASPIRATED

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Volume of air inspired and expired during one normal respitatory cycle

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TODAL VOLUME

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Involving the entire body or system

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GENERALIZED

Front 28

Sudden loss of consciousness,which may be transient

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SYNCOPE

Front 29

Pertaining to an abnormally slow heart rate (<60bpm)

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BRADYCARDIC

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A weaking or out pouching in the wall of artery

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ANEURYSM

Front 31

Not related to the pleura,or membranes that lubricate outer surface of the lungs

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NON-PLEURITIC

Front 32

Process of bathing cells in healthy blood which is rich in nutrients especially oxygen and glucose

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PERFUSION

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Heart muscle,especially referring to the ventricles

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MYOCARDIAL

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Inspiration

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INHALATION

Front 35

Process of changing an unsaturated fat to a solid fat by adding hydrogen

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HYDROGENTION

Front 36

Food or any substance that supplies the body with elements necessary for metabolism

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NUTRIENT

Front 37

A systematic plan of activities

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REGIMEN

Front 38

A simple sugar that cannot be decomposed further,such as frutose or glucose

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MONOSACCHARIDE

Front 39

An abnormal amount of fat on the body of an individual who is 20% over the average weight for his or her age

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OBESITY