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What is important to check and document after a cardiac catheterization is performed - Answer-Distal pulses What is a risk factor after a cardiac catheterization - Answer-Hemorrhage Purpose of cardiac catheterization - Answer-Helps visualize any blockages in the heart, also looks at valves Hoiter monitor - Answer-Portable ECG, records any rhythmic changes over time Test run for diagnosis of vascular disease - Answer-History and physical exam, lab work: CBC, urinalysis, blood lipid an...

negative feedback - Answer-Deviation from step point Effectors will turn conditions back to normal positive feedback - Answer-Feedback that tends to magnify a process or increase its output. Anatomy - Answer-Study of body structures Physiology - Answer-Studies the functions of body structures -stasis - Answer-standing still peri- - Answer-around hypo - Answer-under, below hyper - Answer-over epi- - Answer-upon, on top of Pariet- - Answer-wall Visc- - Answer-internal...

Variation of a gene - Answer-Alleles Solid ball of cells in its way to the uterus - Answer-Morula Word segment that means well feed - Answer-Troph- Fetal circulation tends to bypass the liver and - Answer-Lungs Amniotic fluid is useful for fetal - Answer-Protection Missing or gaining an extra chromosome is known as - Answer-Aneuploidy Stage of human development when the capability of sexual reproduction first appears - Answer-Adolescence Stage when all three germ layers of t...

movement/muscle system - Answer-the ability of the whole organism or part of it to move ingestion/digestive system - Answer-process by which an organism takes in food. break down of complex food molecules into simpler food molecules. transformation of digested food into living tissue for growth and self repair. transport/circulatory system - Answer-movement of substances to, into and around cells and of cellular products and wastes out of and away from cells growth/skeletal system - Ans...

Anatomy - Answer-The study of body structure physiology - Answer-The study of body function Anatomical position - Answer-To stand erect with arms at the sides and palms of the hands turned forward Homeostasis - Answer-process by which organisms maintain a relatively stable internal environment Levels of organization - Answer-subatomic particles, atom, molecule, macromolecule, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism Planes of the body - Answer-sagittal, frontal, tran...

Anabolism - Answer-the process of building up larger molecules from smaller ones, requires energy catabolism - Answer-Metabolic pathways that break down molecules, releasing energy. metabolism - Answer-All of the chemical reactions that occur within an organism pseudostratified columnar epithelium - Answer-tissue that consists of a single layer of irregularly shaped and sized cells that give the appearance of multiple layers; found in ducts of certain glands and the upper respiratory tr...

Final Exam - Pharmacology ECPI Questions And Answers Muscarinic Responses by location a) Eye: Contraction of ciliary muscle focuses lens for near vision. Contraction of iris sphincter causes miosis (constriction) b) Heart: Decreased rate c) Lung: Constriction of bronchi Promotions of secretions

Ecpi Unit 4 Exam Questions And Answers What can be defined as "gaps in the myelin sheath between the Schwann cells" ? Nodes of Ranvier Neuroglia that forms myelin in the central nervous system (CNS): Oligodendrocyetes Neurons that conduct impulses from the CNS to muscles or glands are motor neurons When the membrane potential becomes more negative due to leaking K+ ions causing the membrane potential to go down to - 90mV, it is said to be ? Hyperpolarizing Which of the following sy...

ECPI UNIT 2 TEST Questions And Answers Enzyme that makes ATP as a result of the H+ gradient created by the electron transport chain ATP Synthase The part of the enzyme that is specifically shaped to bind to certain substrate Active site Chemical reaction that forms peptide bonds between amino acids to make a protein Dehydration Synthesis Protein Synthesis occurs on a small organelles/large enzymes Ribosomes Exocrine gland that secretes via small packets of cytoplasm Apocrine

ECPI Pharmacology Exam 3: Cholinergics/Adrenergics Questions And Answers When would your nicotinic system be activated? During an overdose, with high doses; It has undesirable effects. What do cholinergics mimic? They mimic the action of acetylcholine. What do cholinergics treat? Things like IOP, glaucoma, urinary retention, muscle weakness, and Alzheimer's.