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Epidemic
Infects large groups in certain areas
Pandemic
Infects throughout a country or world (HIV/aids)
Endemic
Specific to a certain region
Incubation period
Entry to first symptoms
Prodromal period
Start of symptoms -time of greatest communicability
Convalescent
Recovery
Iatrogenic infection
Acquired as a result of a procedure ie surgery
Hyperpyrexia/hyperthermia
Temp greater then 105.8
Hypotension
Systolic below 100
Hypertension
Systolic above 140 diastolic above 90
Kussmauls respirations
Regular but abnormally deep and increased in rate
Cheyne- stokes respirations
Gradually increase in depth of respirations followed by a gradual decrease and then a period of apnea. Causes normal children and aging, uremia brain damage, drug induced respiratory depression
Your dumb
Orthopnea
Difficulty or inability to breathe while in a horizontal position ( need to be propped up to breathe)
Hinduism
Many dietary restrictions, avoid touching lips when medicating
Buddhism
Human suffering is ignorant craving, accepts modern science, diet restrictions/holy days
Christian science
Sickness and sin are errors of the mind and can be fixed by altering thoughts, not drugs. No alcohol or drugs
Judaism
No trx on sabbath, special diets, male female contact
Islam
Allah one god. Fasting, influence on birth diet and death of women
Taoism
Balance harmony. Holistic approach to healing
Mediastinum
Heart trachea esophagus major blood vessels and pleural cavities
Biot's or ataxic
Shallow and deep respirations with periods of apnea. Causes brain damage or respiratory depression
Obstructive breathing
Prolonged expiration caused by COPD asthma chronic bronchitis
Barrel chest
Lateral and anterior posterior diameter are equal
Pectus excavation or funnel chest
Depression of the sternum and adjacent coastal cartilage
Pectus carnivatum
Forward displacement of the sternum with depression of the adjacent costal cartilage
Rales
Fine high pitched short crackling sound heard on end of inspiration does not clear with cough
Course loud moist low pitched bubbling hear omens of expiration no clear with cough
Rhonchi
Sonorous low pitch snoring rattling (fluid blocking airway)
Stridor
Loud high pitched crowing sound can be heard without stethoscope (indicates obstruction of upper airway)
Pleural friction rub
Low pitch grating (indicates inflammation) detected by auscultation only