surgical tech chap 4
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| arterial blood gases ABGs | to monitor bllod oxygen levels
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| autoimmune system | a person that has a low immune system cannot fight off diseases
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| entercolitis | inflammation if the small intestine and colon
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| golden hour | getting to a trauma patient within the first hour to treat them.
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| hypothermia | PH below normal. an abnormal increase in hydrogen ion concentration that results of accumulation of acid in the body.
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| kinematics | when you dont know much about a trauma patient, you can tell by the force on the body. (action and effects)
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| pneumothorax | when the plural cavity are recieving abnormal air
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| revised trauma score | scoring the severity of the trauma to a patient
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| septic shock | when a person is overcomed by pathogenic microorganisms and cant fight the infection, the is caused by septicemia
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| septicemia | the invasion of pathogenic bacteria in the blood stream
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| splenectomy | removal of the spleen
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| slpenomegaly | enlargement of the spleen
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| torticollis | a contracted state of muscle. if not regognized in time, surgery is needed
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| venous compression device | compression boots to make movement of venus blood
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| at what age does vital signs of children reach adult norm? | age 4
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| glasgow coma scale | taking BP and temps of trauma patients and putting them on a scale
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| autoimmune dieseases | attack own tissue. multiple sclerosis, lupus erythematosus, or rheumatoid arthritis
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| blunt trauma | results from forces such as decleration, acceleration, compression, shearing, and breaks in the integrity of the skin are often not present. examples, vechile accident, fall, assault with fist.
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| penetrating trauma | foriegn object passing through the tissue
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| complications after gastric surgery | abdominal catastrophes, internel hernia, and acute gastric distention
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| appropriate urine output | 1-2 ml/kg/hr
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