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Liver Disease Effects ֎ -:- Impacts cellular regulation, nutrition, fluid balance, electrolytes, infection, inflammation, pain, RBC production, clotting factors Liver Disease Acquisition ֎ -:- Obtained through Hepatitis C (2nd leading cause), Hepatitis B and D (most common), NAFLD, excessiv...

EMCA-P ֎ -:- Abbreviation for Environment/Hazards, Mechanism of Injury/Nature of Illness, No. of Casualties, Allied Resources, PPE End-tidal CO2 ֎ -:- Best measurement of ventilation using ETCO2, superior to SPO2 Tank Pressure Constants ֎ -:- Constants for calculating M or D tank pressures...

Unconsciousness ֎ -:- State lasting more than a few seconds or minutes. Shallow Respiration ֎ -:- Breathing characterized by minimal chest movement. Diffuse Axonal Injury ֎ -:- Damage to brain tissue without skull penetration. Closed Brain Injury ֎ -:- Results in impaired mental function ...

1. Which assessment techniques are used to determine physiological manifestations of a traumatic brain injury? (Select all) ֎ -:- -Assess the equality of Jeff's pupils ֎ -Observe the area behind Jeff's ears ֎ -Observe the area around Jeff's eyes ֎ -Check Jeff's nasal cavity for leaking...

Ischemic stroke causes what ֎ -:- blood flow to be prevented from reaching target neural tissues which leads to necrosis including thrombosis, embolism, and systemic hypoperfusion An ischemic stroke causes damage where? ֎ -:- at the distal end of the affected vessel Ischemia can also be caus...

Epidemiology ֎ -:- Study of the incidence, distribution, and control of TBI Monro-Kellie doctrine ֎ -:- Principle stating that the sum of intracranial volumes (brain, blood, cerebrospinal fluid) must remain constant Physiological parameters ֎ -:- Blood pressure (BP), partial pressure of ca...