NUR 198 FINAL EXAM
The outermost membrane of the heart? - ANSWERS-fibrous
pericardium, forms loose fitting pericardial sac around the heart
The second or middle layer of the heart? - ANSWERS-parietal
pericardium, a serous membrane that lines the fibroua layer
The innermost layer of the heart? - ANSWERS-visceral pericardium or
epicardium is a serous membrane on the surface of the heart muscle
Purpose of the endocardium - ANSWERS-smooth epithelium that
prevents abnormal clotting, covers the valves and myocardium
Primary or essential hypertension - ANSWERS-chronic elevation of
systolic and/or diastolic from unknown cause
secondary hypertension - ANSWERS-has a known cause, is a sign
something else is wrong, will return to normal if structural changes
have not occured
Most common symptom of pericarditis? - ANSWERS-chest pain
located substernally and over heart, it may radiate to clavicle, neck,
and left scapula
, HDL level - ANSWERS-greater than 6o is desirable, 40 and up
considered normal
too much too little RBC is called? - ANSWERS-too little- anemia
too much- polycythemia
RBC amounts - ANSWERS-male- 4.71-5.14
female- 4.2-4.87
Hematocrit - ANSWERS-male- 43-49
female- 38-44
hemoglobin - ANSWERS-male- 13.2-17.3
female-11.7-15.5
normal WBC - ANSWERS-4.5-11
platelet count - ANSWERS-150000-450000
S/S of Diabetes Insipidus - ANSWERS-polyuria, nocturne, high serum
osmolality and low urine osmolality, decreased Urine specific
gravity(makes urine dilute), polydipsia
The outermost membrane of the heart? - ANSWERS-fibrous
pericardium, forms loose fitting pericardial sac around the heart
The second or middle layer of the heart? - ANSWERS-parietal
pericardium, a serous membrane that lines the fibroua layer
The innermost layer of the heart? - ANSWERS-visceral pericardium or
epicardium is a serous membrane on the surface of the heart muscle
Purpose of the endocardium - ANSWERS-smooth epithelium that
prevents abnormal clotting, covers the valves and myocardium
Primary or essential hypertension - ANSWERS-chronic elevation of
systolic and/or diastolic from unknown cause
secondary hypertension - ANSWERS-has a known cause, is a sign
something else is wrong, will return to normal if structural changes
have not occured
Most common symptom of pericarditis? - ANSWERS-chest pain
located substernally and over heart, it may radiate to clavicle, neck,
and left scapula
, HDL level - ANSWERS-greater than 6o is desirable, 40 and up
considered normal
too much too little RBC is called? - ANSWERS-too little- anemia
too much- polycythemia
RBC amounts - ANSWERS-male- 4.71-5.14
female- 4.2-4.87
Hematocrit - ANSWERS-male- 43-49
female- 38-44
hemoglobin - ANSWERS-male- 13.2-17.3
female-11.7-15.5
normal WBC - ANSWERS-4.5-11
platelet count - ANSWERS-150000-450000
S/S of Diabetes Insipidus - ANSWERS-polyuria, nocturne, high serum
osmolality and low urine osmolality, decreased Urine specific
gravity(makes urine dilute), polydipsia