Procedure

Front 1

Number of heart chambers

Back 1

4

Front 2

Number of heart septas

Back 2

2

Front 3

Number of openings in heart

Back 3

8

Front 4

Number of valves in heart

Back 4

4 sets

Front 5

How many wall layers surround the heart?

Back 5

3

Front 6

Angiography

Back 6

exam of vascular structures within the body after the intro of contrast

Front 7

Arteriography

Back 7

contrast study of arteries

Front 8

Venography

Back 8

contrast study of veins

Front 9

Atherosclerosis

Back 9

plaque deposits in the vessel causing a narrowing or occlusion

Front 10

Arteriovenous malformation (AVM)

Back 10

abnormal communication between two vessels

Front 11

Stenosis

Back 11

narrowing of a vessel

Front 12

Aneurysm

Back 12

weakening in artery wall

Front 13

Thrombus

Back 13

blood clot or plaque

Front 14

Embolus

Back 14

detached clot

Front 15

Myocardial Infarction

Back 15

heart attack

Front 16

Myocarditis

Back 16

inflammation of heart wall

Front 17

Lymphostasis

Back 17

stoppage of the flow of lymph due to obstruction

Front 18

Ventilation

Back 18

movement of CO2 and O2 in and out of the respiratory tract

Front 19

Perfusion

Back 19

exchange of CO2 and O2 in the alveoli

Front 20

Transport

Back 20

movement of CO2 and O2 in the circulatory system

Front 21

Gas Exchange

Back 21

exchange of O2 and CO2 at the cellular level

Front 22

Cystic Fibrosis

Back 22

thick mucous build up in lungs and GI tract

Front 23

Hyaline Membrane Disease

Back 23

neonatal respiratory distress syndrome

Front 24

Pleural Effusion

Back 24

fluid in pleural tract

Front 25

Pneumonia

Back 25

inflammation of the lung (bacterial or viral)

Front 26

COPD

Back 26

bronchitis, bronchiectasis, and emphysema

Front 27

Bronchitis

Back 27

inflammation of main airway passages of lungs

Front 28

Bronchiectasis

Back 28

destruction and widening of large airways; dilation of bronchioles

Front 29

Emphysema

Back 29

progressive disease that causes shortness of breath

Front 30

Lung abscess/Empyema

Back 30

Air/Fluid levels

Front 31

Atelectasis

Back 31

collapsed lung

Front 32

Endotracheal Tube

Back 32

airway

Front 33

Chest Tube

Back 33

drainage

Front 34

Central venous pressure lines (CVP)

Back 34

alterative fluid injection site (SV to SVC)

Front 35

PICC

Back 35

peripherally inserted central catheter line

Front 36

Hickman Catheter or Port-A-Cath

Back 36

access catheters for chemotherapeutics

Front 37

Swanz-ganz Catheter

Back 37

pulmonary artery catheter

Front 38

Pacemaker

Back 38

electrical pacing of the heart