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Oxygenation/Respiratory Failure
Purpose of the upper respiratory ...,
Purpose of the lower respiratory ...,
Where does gas exchange take place
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Pulmonary Embolism
Pulmonary embolism risk factors,
Venous stasis,
Vascular damage
13
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Pneumonia
Types of pneumonia,
What is the most common agent of ...,
Risk factors of pneumonia
13
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Obstructive and Restrictive Lung disease
Obstructive,
What happens to the pressure and ...,
What is the fev1 fvc ratio in obs...
45
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Kidney Function
Roles of the kidney 9,
How do the kidneys regulate blood...,
How do the kidneys regulate rbc p...
19
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Kidney Dysfunction
Risk factors for kidney dysfunction,
Urine patterns that occur in kidn...,
Urine character
34
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Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)
What is acute kidney injury relat...,
What does acute kidney injury cause,
How long does aki take to heal
27
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Urinary Tract Infection
Urinary tract infection,
Where are urinary tract infection...,
Populations most prevalent
14
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Nephrolithiasis
Nephrolithiasis,
Risk factors for nephrolithiasis,
What does the type of stone depen...
12
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Liver
Where is the liver located,
Where does the liver s blood supp...,
Hepatocytes
32
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Liver dysfunction
Hyperbilirubinemia,
What does hyperbilirubinemia cause,
Prehaptic causes
5
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Cirrhosis
What happens to the liver in cirr...,
Stellate cells,
What does an increase in collagen do
19
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Gallbladder
Where is the gallbladder,
What does the gallbladder store,
What is cholecystitis
25
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Pancreas
Where is the pancreas located,
What does the pancreas do,
What d
39
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Perfusion
Perfusion,
What does adequate perfusion depe...,
What is the command center of per...
26
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Blood Flow Regulation
Characteristics of arteries volum...,
How is pressure of arteries deter...,
Cardiac output equation
26
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Blood Pressure Regulation
What are the 4 ways blood pressur...,
Do baroreceptors raise or lower bp,
What type of regulation are baror...
25
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Blood Composition Effect
What are metabolically active cel...,
What damages endothelial lining,
Lipids
26
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Atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis,
What is the fundamental precursor...,
True or false atherosclerosis is ...
30
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Ischemic Heart Disease
Heart wall outside in,
Pericardium,
Epicardium
28
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Hypertension
Hypertension,
Is hypertension symptomatic or as...,
Two types of blood pressure
25
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Myocardial Infarction
When does acute coronary syndrome...,
How is acute coronary syndrome cl...,
Stemi heart attack
26
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Physiologic Heart Function
Cardiac index,
What does cardiac output vary by,
Why is cardiac output diminished ...
24
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Shock
Shock,
What do all types of shock lead to,
Initial stage of shock
32
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Heart Failure
Pathologic changes that lead to h...,
Etiology of heart failure,
Ischemic heart disease
39
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Hematology
What is the purpose of wbc,
Where and when are wbc produced,
What is the life span of wbc
33
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Hemostasis
Hemostasis,
3 major steps of hemostasis,
Why is hemostasis a protective me...
18
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Cancer
Cancer,
What do cancer cells compete with...,
Well differentiated
52
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Breast Cancer
Where does most breast cancer start,
What are the defective tumor supp...,
What factors stimulate growth and...
18
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Prostate Cancer
Prostate gland purpose,
Where does prostate cancer develop,
What gene errors can cause prosta...
11
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Leukemia
Leukemia,
What type of cells are involved i...,
What type of cells are involved i...
18
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Sickle Cell Anemia
Why is rbc count usually lower in...,
What is the cause of sickle cell ...,
Why is hemoglobin inefficient at ...
21
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Hemophilia
Clinical manifestations of bleedi...,
How are bleeding disorders accquired,
What deficiency is hemophilia a
22
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