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Clinical Rev 2024

Safety, A&P, Vital signs, First aid, lifespan, mobility and health and wellness

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What is connective tissue? Supports, connects, or separates different types of tissues and organs in the body
Compare and contrast sebaceous and sweat glands both in dermis• sebaceous secretes oil while sudoriferous secretes sweat
Name the four types of bones long, short, flat, irregular
What are the three types of muscle and their appearance? cardiac-striated and involuntary, smooth/visceral -nonstriated, spindle shaped; Skeletal -
What is the body's self regulating system to ensure that biological systems work together to maintain the stability/balance of the body. Homeostasis!
Where is the SA node of the heart's conduction system? The RIGHT Atrium, or RA
What kind of immunity does a newborn get from their mother's uterus/placenta? passive immunity
Acquired immunity comes from Vaccines!
What do B cells produce in the immune system of the body? antibodies
what layer of skin contains capillaries, sweat glands? dermis
Name one thing that body hair does for the body. temperature regulation; filters dust; detects skin changes.
What layer of the skin contains fat subcutaneous layer
Osteoblasts break down what? Bone
What are the ABC's of Stop the Bleed certification? A-Alert 911; B - Bleeding C- Compression
What are the main parts of the CNS? Brain, spinal cord
What is the other part of the Nervous system besides the Central nervous system? PNS or peripheral nervous system
We get 1/2 of our DNA from _____________ of our parents? Both; each
What kind of tissue is cartilage? Connective tissue
Three parts of the Brain stem are: medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain
How much folic acid is recommended for a woman to take to prevent neural tube defects? 400mcg, some sources 600mcg
cervical dilation, birth of fetus and afterbirth/placenta birth are what? The three stages of labor
What fluid in the immune system starts as blood plasma and aids in immunity? Lymph
What is the name of the neonatal resuscitation program used for newborns at delivery time? NRP
What function does the cerebellum serve in the brain? receives sensory information and constantly monitors and adjusts based upon that information.
How many cranial nerve pairs carry nerves from the left to the right side of the brain? 12
What is the stage of grief by Dr. Kubler Ross that involves not believing that the loss is real? Denial
What is the final stage of grief per Dr. Kubler Ross? Acceptance
What are all 5 stages of grief? denial, bargaining, anger, depression, acceptance
What is the Brazleton newborn assessment used for? to assess a newborn's reaction or behavior to their surroundings; tone, activity and reflexes
What is the rooting reflex of a newborn? the natural inclination of a newborn to turn towards their mother's breast or food source for feeding.
What are the main vital signs we tested on and studied how to complete in class? temperature, blood pressure, pulse and respirations
What do DTR's assess for? reflexes; that nerves are functioning properly
What are the two characteristics of bipolar disorder mania /euphoria and depression
What are a name of a complimentary therapy and what it does? Music, art, Reiki, acupressure, meditation, aromatherapy,
what is an apgar score? a measure to determine the health of a newborn at birth measuring tone, heart and respiratory rate, responsiveness and body color.
what is a good score for a 1 and 5 minute apgar score of a newborn at birth? 7-10
what is the name of a disease of the bones that puts older patients at risk for bone fractures? osteoporosis
Can a dying person stay in one stage of grief all during the dying process? yes
What age/group of adults learn or profit from their mistakes? Young adult
What do you do if you are holding pressure to a large bleeding patient's wound and it soaks through the gauze first? add more gauze on top of the first gauze
what do you do when you are giving first aid to a patient with hypoglycemia? Give glucotabs, soda or soft chewy candy, wait 15 minutes to see improvement. If no improvement, call 911
The pulse at the bottom of the heart is called the ________pulse. apical
Orthostatic hypotension CAN occur when? when changing position from sitting to standing
The resting pulse for children is what? 70-110
The resting pulse for an adult is what? 60-100
What is 82/50 considered? Hypotension
What is the measurement used in first aid to determine how much of a person's body has been affected by a burn? Rule of Nines
How do you calculate for rule of nine? add all the areas up for a total percentage of the body affected.
What is the machine that will automatically check a heart rhythm during CPR and give a shock to correct a heart rhythm called? AED
You should put something in someone's mouth to prevent them from choking during a seizure? True or false False
According to Dr. Mike Evans in the healthy eating video,, what percentage of your daily food should be healthy, at least? 80 percent
What is the rate of compressions and breath in CPR as taught in this class? 30 to 2
What do you do as a final step before shocking someone with an AED? clear everyone from the patient
What is an incident report? used in healthcare to report an event that is not usual part of activities in that healthcare facility.
What is the name called of an SDS? Safety data sheet
Most common pulse point used to take a pulse on a patient manually? Radial pulse on the wrist
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