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Question: Answer:
-moving air in/out (mechanical) ventilation
-choking, obstruction -> needs airway cleared


Question: Answer:
-gas exchange across alveolar membrane diffusion
-pneumonia, edema -> needs O2


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-pumping O2 blood to tissue and CO2 back perfusion
-shock, clots, heart failure


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-cardiac output moving blood to all organs (the pump) central perfusion


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blood actually reaching one capillary bed tissue perfusion


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CO = stroke volume x heart rate Cardiac output


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-amount of blood ejected from each ventricle during contraction. stroke volume
-determines preload, after load and contractility


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more stretch = stronger squeeze until heart failure Frank-Starling

,Question: Answer:
-warm skin good perfusion
-alert/oriented
-pulses 2+ and 3+
-normal urine output
-cap refill <3 sec


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-cool skin poor perfusion
-confusion
-weak pulses
-oliguria


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-force that stretches heart muscle before it contracts preload
-amount of blood in ventricles at end of diastole


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-strength of myocardial contraction contractility
-the greater the preload, the greater the stretch


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-force that ventricles must exert to open the semilunar valves (aortic afterload
and pulmonic)


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SA node -> AV node -> Bundle of His - > Purkinje conduction


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-pacemaker of heart SA node
-60-100


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-delays to let ventricles fill AV node

, Question: Answer:
-neuro Gas exchange needs 3 systems:
-respiratory
-cardiovascular


Question: Answer:
keeps alveoli open, without it -> atelectasis surfactant


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-restlessness early hypoxia signs
-anxiety
-tachycardia
-mild dyspnear
-fatigue


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-cyanosis late hypoxia signs
-bradycardia
-altered LOC


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-reversible ischemia
-20 min window before heart cells die
-TIME IS MUSCLE/BRAIN


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-necrosis infarction
-irreversible


Question: Answer:
low O2 in blood hypoxemia


Question: Answer:
low O2 in tissue hypoxia

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