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BIOL 2114 Nursing Assignment

BIOL 2114 Nursing Assignment

BIOL 2114 Nursing Assignment

1.     in what procedure is a radiopaque catheter is manipulate through the heart under fluoroscopic observation…………………… 2.     .cardiac catheterization
3.     choose two symptoms of embolism………………….. 4.
5.     cardiac  ………………..is defined as the sudden, unexpected essation of the heartbeat and circulation.  A 6.
7.     coronary heart disease is a collective name for a number of ischemic disease of the myocardium. Choose 3 of these diseases from below……………. 8.
9.     choose three symptoms of cardiac tamponade…………….. 10.
11.  which of the medical devices listed below is used to help a patient achieve deeper inspirations? 12.
13.  choose three causes of sudden cardiac death? 14.
15.  what cardiovascular condition is often referred to as the silent killer? 16.
17.  non-seasonal allergic rhinitis is also referred to as ……………… 18.
19.  a………….syringe is used to clear secretions from the nose and mouth of infants. 20.
21.  Hyperventilation is a state in which there is a decreased amount of air entering the pulmonary alveoli….. 22.
23.  ……………..is the procedure in which a punctue is made into the chest wall to withdraw fluid or air from the pleural cavity for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes…… 24.
25.  where in the body does pleural effusion affect? 26.
27.  how many chambers are located in the heart? 28.
29.  breathing is regulated by the respiratory center in the medulla of the brain…… 30.
31.  a chest tube insertion is also known as a tube thoracotomy…. 32.
33.  choose 3 symptoms of tonsillitis……. 34.
35.  choose three factors that place an individual at greater risk of coronary artery disease….. 36.
37.  epistaxis is the medical term used to refer to what common condition ? 38.
39.  what respiratory condition is caused by the presence of air in the pleural space? 40.
41.  where in the body would find the apex? 42.
43.  Blood……is defined as the force exerted by the blood on the walls of the blood vessels…… 44.
45.  CPR is an abbreviation commonly used for the term cardiopulmonary……… 46.
47.  what fluid should be given to a cardiovascular surgical patient following their surgery? 48.
49.  the respiratory tract is the most common portal of entry and exit of microscopic disease agents… 50.
51.  what are the most common sites for the development of thrombophlebitis.. 52.
53.  blood pressue should not be recorder befor a thoracotomy…… 54.
55.  the respiratory tract is the most common portal of entry and exit of microscopic disease agents…. 56.
57.  what medical device can be used to directly visualize the larynx, trachea, and bronchi…. 58.
59.   the most common cause of pulmonary edema is cardiac disease…… 60.
61.  temporary gastric distension is a common occurrence in cardiovascular surgical patients… 62.
63.  which of the following respiratory conditions causes patients to exhibit an abnormal slowness of breathing? 64.
65.  the exchange of gases between the capillary blood and the cells of the body is called internal respiration…… 66.
67.  oxygen supports combustion…. 68.
69.  hyperventilation is a state in which there is a decreased amount of air entering the pulmonary alveoli…. 70.
71.  coronary artery disease is the condition in which the coronary arteries deliver excessive blood supply to the heart muscle……. 72.

 
73.  coronary artery disease is the condition in which the coronary arteries deliver excessive blood supply to the heart muscle. 74.
75.  BIOL 2114 Nursing Assignment 76.

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