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Terms 2009

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What is referred pain expeierenced in a location different from its source
Opioid Addiction physiological dependence characterized by craving for the drugs for use other than pain relief resulting in compulsive use
Palliative Surgery relieves signs and symptoms
Hemoptysis coughing up blood
Evisceration body organs pertrude through an open wound
Dishiscence reopening of a surgical wound
Topical Anesteshia applied to area directly
Regional Anesteshia blocks the conduction of nerve impulses in a specific area
General Anesteshia acts on the CNS causing unconciousness, relaxation, and loss of pain perception and memory
Pain Assessment Accept Clients report, determine pain status, describe location, quality, intentsity, and factors affecting it, examine site, identify coping methods, record assessment, interventions, and evaluate.
Stenosis abnormal narrowing in a blood vessel or other organ/structure
Systole time period when the heart is contracting
Diastole heart is relaxing and dilating
Poikilothermy cold blood
1st step in managing hypertension Diuretics
Cardiac Isoenzymes measures the level of CPK,CK, and Troponin in blood. If a heart muscle is injured the enzymes will leak out of damages heart muscle cells
erythematic marginatum reddened area of skin. Disc shaped with elevated edges
Electrocardiogram electrodes are placed on the skin to detect electrical activity of the heart. Detects abnormalties in conduction of impulses
Holter Monitor Continuous ECG monitoring over a 24-48 hour time period
Implantable Loop Recorder ECG monitoring for three months at a time
Echocardiogram Ultrasound used to create images of the heart. Gel is placed on skin and probe moves over the area. Detects valve abnormalties
Cardiac Catherterization cathetor is passed through a vein or artery and die is injected. Images are taken to visualize the heart structures and blood vessels. BP Pulse and ECG are continuously monitored.
Polyphagia excessive hunger
polydipsia excessive thirst
Glycoseria glucose in the urine
Lipohypertrophy swelling
Retinopathy Eyes
Post prandial 2 hours after a meal
Peripheral Neuropathy affects vessels and nerves from poor glucose control
Glycogenolysis when insulin production is inhibited and stored glycogen is converted into glucose
By product of metabolism fat
oral diebetic medications stimulate pancreatic beta cells to secrete insulin. They increase binfing between insulin and insulin receptors
Aldosterone hormone that causes the tubules of the kidneys to retain sodium and water
Hormone makes stores and secretes chemical messages
Androgens class of steroids produced by the zona fasiculata and reticularis of the adrenal cortex
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