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asymptomatic - Answer-A disease that causes no signs or symptoms is called bone - Answer-An osteosarcoma is a malignant tumor of both normal and tumor cells - Answer-Tumor markers are produced by cervical - Answer-HPV is linked to which type of cancer? DNA - Answer-is considered the cell's master code. ELISA test - Answer-HIV is diagnosed using a(n) ___ to detect HIV antibodies in the blood. etiology - Answer-An important aspect of any disease is its ____ or cause. Helper...

Nephron - Answer-Functional unit of the kidney Aldosterone and ADH - Answer-Hormones secreted by the kidney antidiuretic hormone (ADH) - Answer-promotes retention of water by kidneys oliguria - Answer-low urine output S/Sx of Kidney Disease - Answer-odor of ammonia on the breath d/t accumulation of nitrogen in the blood Acute Kidney Disease - Answer-Sudden onset of impaired renal function Shorter Urethras - Answer-Why women have an increased occurrence of UTI Prevention of K...

anterior pituitary gland - Answer-FSH and LH produced by the _____ drive the ovarian cycle. absent - Answer-In chronic kidney disease, the ability of the renal tubules to concentrate urine is _____. paraenteric - Answer-Which of the following is NOT one of the three subdivisions of the autonomic nervous system? glucocorticoids - Answer-The endocrine functions of the pancreas consist of synthesis, storage, and release of the following; except _____. interneuron - Answer-One type of ne...

In the Kidney, The Initial Filtrate is made by the: - Answer-Glomerus Immediately after leaving the collecting duct, Urine is first captured by the? - Answer-Minor Calyx From the Kidneys, Urine travels to the Urinary Bladder Via the: - Answer-Ureters Releases Renin: - Answer-Juxtaglomerular Cells Renin Catalyzes the Conversion of: - Answer-Angiotensinogen to Angiotensin I Angiotensin II causes: - Answer-Increased ADH Release and Vasoconstriction High Ang II, Low Sodium, or Low ...

Nurse Process: - Answer-Assess Diagnosis Plan Implement Evaluate - Major tool for clinical reasoning Emotional Quotient: - Answer-Emotional intelligence Right Brain: - Answer-- Creative - Generating new ideas Left Brain: - Answer-- Math/analytical - Judging the worth of those ideas Umbrella Term: - Answer-Critical thinking is an umbrella term that includes the terms critical reasoning (CR) and critical judgement (CJ). Critical Thinking: - Answer-- "Important thinki...

Nurse Process: - Answer-Assess Diagnosis Analyze Plan Implement Evaluate - Major tool for clinical reasoning Emotional Quotient: - Answer-Emotional intelligence Right Brain: - Answer-- Creative - Generating new ideas Left Brain: - Answer-- Math/analytical - Judging the worth of those ideas Umbrella Term: - Answer-Critical thinking is an umbrella term that includes the terms critical reasoning (CR) and critical judgement (CJ). Critical Thinking: - Answer-- "Importa...

Thrombocytopenia: - Answer-- Abnormally low number of platelets Uncontrolled activation of clotting factors resulting in widespread thrombi formation, followed by depletion of coagulation factors and platelets leading to massive hemorrhage - Initiated by endothelial injury - Answer-Uncontrolled activation of clotting factors resulting in widespread thrombi formation, followed by depletion of coagulation factors and platelets leading to massive hemorrhage - Initiated by endothelial injiry ...

Bond that involves sharing of pairs of electrons - Answer-Covalent Bond Water is a polar molecule - Answer-It has a partial positive charge and a complimentary negative charge System that functions to move body parts, protects against trauma and generates most of our body heat - Answer-Muscular System System that function to signal other body parts by releasing hormone - Answer-Endocrine Characteristic of negative feedback in the human body, - Answer-tends to correct to a set point. ...

Neutral pH - Answer-pH of 7 Skin, Heart, and Brain are examples of _________ level of organization - Answer-Organ One of the 4 most abundant elements in the human body - Answer-Hydrogen The Strongest Bond - Answer-covalent The ears are ____ to the nose - Answer-lateral The weakest bond is - Answer-Hydrogen A major characteristic of life - Answer-Reproduction a subatomic particle with no charge - Answer-nuetrons Gluteal region refers to the - Answer-Buttocks Compounds a...

Sensation: - Answer-Brain becomes aware of sensory information Sensory Receptors: - Answer-How you detect a change How are sensations sent to the brain? - Answer-Action potential Perception: - Answer-The way the brain interprets the sensory information (the sensations received) Projection: - Answer-Ability of brain to localize where the stimulate is happening - Ex: someone touches your arm with your eyes closed and you can tell your arm is being touched. Sensory Adaptation: - Ans...