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📘 Exam Elaboration | Nursing
Emergency Care in the streets Chapter 9
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1 copy of a gene - Autosomal dominant
2 copies of a gene - Autosomal recessive
A cellular adaptation in which one cell changes to another type of ce...
1 copy of a gene - Autosomal dominant
2 copies of a gene - Autosomal recessive
A cellular adaptation in which one cell changes to another type of cell. - Metaplasia
A condition that occurs when the fluid or blood loss is external or leaving the body -
Exogenous Hypovolemic Shock
a contorted position of the hand or foot in which the fingers or toes flex in like a claw;
may result from hyperventilation or hypocalcemia - Carpopedal spasm
A decrease in extracellular H+ ions; a blood pH greater than 7.45 - Alkalosis
A decrease in systolic blood pressure of 20 mm Hg or a decrease in diastolic blood
pressure of 10 mm Hg within three minutes of standing when compared with blood
pressure from the sitting or supine position - Orthostatic Hypertension
A group of plasma proteins whose function is to do one of three things: Attract
leukocytes to sites of inflammation, activate leukocytes, and directly destroy cells -
Complement system
A molecule that is missing one electron in its outer shell - Free radicals
A sodium loss in the body without a proportionate loss of water would cause -
Hyponatremia
A substance that normally does not stimulate an immune response but can be
combined with an antigen and at a later point initiate an antibody response - Hapten
A type of shock caused by central pump failure, including cardiogenic and obstructive
shock - Central shock
A type of T lymphocyte that is involved in cell mediated and antibody mediated immune
responses. It secretes cytokines that stimulate the B cells and other T cells - Helper T
cells
A woman is diagnosed with cervical dysplasia. This means that the cervical cells have -
Undergone irregular changes
An allergic tendency - Atopic
An alteration in the size, shape, and organization of cells - Dysplasia
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