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| contains hydrogen that can be liberated or released |
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| PH falls below 7.35 excess of hydrogen ions. |
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| antibody tat causes clumping of specific antigens. |
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| negative charge ex. choride bicarbanate, phosphate |
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| protine substance developed in body in responce to an antigen |
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| donating own blood for your own transfussion |
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| pulling blood back into capillaries |
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| tendency of solutes to move more freely though solovent |
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| substances that break down into ions ex. sodium potassium calcium hydrgen and magneseium |
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| passage of fluid ex kidneys filter blood |
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| pushing force of blood pressure |
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| greater amt of concentration than the solution its being compared with |
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| less of amt of concentration than the solution compared with |
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| amt of molecule carrying an electric charge |
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| consentration of particles in solution / pulling power |
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| transporting bodliy fluid |
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| acid base balance 7.35-7.45 |
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| substances that are dissolve ex. electrolytes |
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| liquids that hold substance solutions primary solvent in body is water |
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| lungs dont completly expand or collapse |
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| medication that relaxes constriction of smooth muscles of the bronchioles |
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| medium pitch and sounds during expiration herd over upper and inner chest |
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| microscopic hair like projections that move mucose toward upper air way so it expectorated |
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| sound made as air moves through wet secretions in lungs |
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| movement of gas particles from areas of higher pressure of concentration to lower pressure or concentrations. |
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| Types of breath activated delivery method for inhaled meds |
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| difficult or labered breathing |
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| polyvinal chloride tube insert through nose mouth to tracheal using a laryngeoscope |
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| blood disolves in the pleural space |
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| more than normal air entering and leaving lungs |
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| high pitch sounds herd as air moves through nasal or partialy abstracted airway passages |
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| decreases rate of depth of air movement in lungs |
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| inadequate amt of oxygen aval. in cells |
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| insturment that delivers controlled doses of meds to narrowed airways with each compression of the cannister |
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| dispoasable plastic tubing that delivers oxygen into the nasal cavity |
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| instrument that delivers particles of med into deeper passages of the respirtory track. |
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| 02 passes through the tissues |
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| continuious dry gratiing sound caused by inflamation of pleural surffaces loss of plurel lubircation fluid |
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| movement of air in and out of lungs |
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| non invaseive tech that measures oxygen sanitation sa02 of arterial blood |
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| gas exchanges between atmospheric air in the aveoli and blood in the capilarys |
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| instrument used to measure lung capicty in volumes ex. incentive spirometer encouage deep breathing |
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| respirtory secretions expeled through cough or clearing throat |
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| reduces surface tension of the fluid entering the alveoi. |
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| aspiration of fluid and air in plureal spaces |
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| artifical hole made into the trachea a tracheostomy tube is inserted |
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| low pitch over lungs when experating |
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| bacteria that needs oxygen to live and grow. |
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| bacteric that can live with out oxygen |
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| respond to and fight antigens |
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| can kill bacterial or surpress their growth HAND WASHING |
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| activity used to prevent infection or break chain of infection |
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| agents that cause infection |
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| destroys all pathogens organisms except spores |
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| occurs in one graphical location |
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| oraganisms come from mirobial life harbored in the person |
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| acquired from other people |
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| plant like organisms mold yeast can cause infection |
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| health care associated infection |
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| conditions that were not noted as present on admission |
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| good place for organisms to grow the perfect host is humans |
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| infection that results from treatment of diagnostic procedures |
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| prevents the transmission of infection |
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| used specificaly to indicate something originating or taking place in a hospital |
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| bacteria fungi viruses ect personal protective equipment gloves gown mask booties |
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| place where pathogens live ex other people animals soil food water |
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| used in the care of all hospitalized individuals regardless of their diagnosis or possible infections |
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| destroys all microorganisms |
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| transmissions based precations |
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| used in addition to standard percautions. |
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| living animals carry diseases fleas mesquitos and lice |
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| smallest of all micro organisms many infections are caused by viruses. |
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