Decreased viscosity - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

a. related to preload - ️️Stroke Volume (SV) is? a. related to preload b. related to afterload c. the same as ejection fraction b. increased filling volumes - ️️Preload is most impacted by? a. mean arterial pressure b. increased filling volumes c. ejection fraction a. Increased afterload - ️️A patient with chronic untreated hypertension would demonstrate? a. increased afterload b. decreased aferload c. decreased preload d. Radius of the vessel - ️️Vascular...

• Macrophages - Antigen-presenting cells (APCs) Abdominal lymph nodes - - Occur in posterior abdominopelvic wall - Monitor lymph from the urinary and reproductive systems Albumin (plasma protein 1/3) - -formed by liver -contributes to viscosity and osmolarity -influences blood pressure , flow, and fluid balance Anaphylactic shock - Severe immune reaction to antigen, histamine release, generalized vasodilation, increased capillary permeability Anterior and Posterior Interventricular sul...

What is the formula for calculating cardiac output ? - ️️CO= HR x SV Stroke volume is ______________________ A. Related to preload B. Related to afterload C. the same as ejection fraction - ️️bbbb]A. Related to preload Preload is most impacted by __________________ A. Mean arterial pressure B. Increased filling volumes C. Ejection fraction - ️️B. Increased filling volumes A patient with chronic untreated hypertension would demonstrate ___________________ A. Incr...

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In health care settings, the primary occupational source of radiation exposure is: - Answer- Scatter Which of the following best describes the semi-restricted surgical practice area? - Answer- Used for communication of information between the surgical suite and the rest of the health care facility If a health care worker who works with radiation become pregnant, she should: - Answer- Promptly inform the radiation safety officer When using a single drape for a lithotomy, the following in...

What is unique about a portal system? - Answer it is a circulatory pathway where blood can flow through two capillary beds, What parameters impact peripheral resistance to blood flow? - Answer viscosity, vessel length, vessel diameter How does fluid intake impact blood viscosity and resistance to flow? - Answer increased viscosity = greater resistance = decreased blood flow

• NRS 225 Perfusion- Shock, Cardiomyopathy, DIC Perfusion • Normal Perfusion o 3 Layers: epicardium (outer most); myocardium; endocardium (inner most) o 4 Chambers: 2 atria; 2 ventricles o Pump- Heart; Tubing- Blood Vessels; Fluid- Blood o Systole: ventricular contraction // Diastole: ventricular relaxation: “lub-dub” o Circulation ▪ Pulmonary: right side of heart  lungs ▪ Systemic: left side of heart  body ▪ Coronary: supplies heart o Cardiac Cycle: contractio...