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41 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
A |
right common carotid artery |
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B |
right internal jugular vein |
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C |
right superior thyroid artery |
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D |
right subclavian vein |
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W |
left common carotid artery |
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X |
left brachiocephalic vein |
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T |
left internal jugular vein |
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M |
left subclavian artery |
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U |
superior left pulmonary vein |
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S |
thoracic part of aorta |
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E |
celiac trunk |
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F |
abdominal aorta |
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P |
renal artery |
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O |
renal vein |
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H |
right testicular artery |
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N |
left suprarenal vein |
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I |
left testicular vein |
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Q |
left common iliac artery |
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R |
left common iliac vein |
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J |
median sacral artery |
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K |
femoral artery |
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L |
great saphenous vein |
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top burned part |
effects of smoking, discolored thicker tissue |
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superior lobe pathology |
abscess from pneumonia |
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middle lobe pathology |
granuloma from tuberculosis |
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inferior lobe pathology |
lesions from tuberculosis |
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white mass |
cancerous tumor |
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death of an artery |
-clear artery -0% blockage |
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death of an artery |
buildup begins -less than 50% blockage -plaque deposits form as cholesterol, fat, and calcium |
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death of an artery |
reduced flow -50%-69% -artery continues to narrow, reducing the amount of blood and oxygen reaching the heart |
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death of an artery |
high risk -more than 70% blockage -may experience chest pain |
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death of an artery |
damage occurs -100% blockage -artery is completely blocked, can lead to heart attack |
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pathology indicated by a thicker myocardium |
congestive heart failure |
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pathology indicated by thinner myocardium |
myocardial infarction |
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vital capacity equation |
vital capacity = TV + IRV + ERV |
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Tidal Volume |
- 500 ml - amount of air moved in every breath |
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Inspiratory Reserve Volume |
- IRV - Amount of air that can be forcibly inhaled - 2100-2300 ml |
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Expiratory Reserve Volume |
- 1200 ml - amount of air that can be forcibly exhaled |
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Residual volume |
- amount of air that remains in the lungs - 1200 ml |
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functional volume |
- amount of air that reaches the respiratory zone - 350 ml |
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anatomical dead space volume |
- amount of air that remains in the conducting zone - 150 ml |
