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JIBC PARA 1220 Questions With Solutions 100% Solved Medical Ethics/Bioethics Discusses and debates dilemmas that arise in caring for patients Risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD) include Age Family history Hypertension Elevated cholesterol level Smoking Carbohydrate intolerance Pericardium Tough, fibrous sac surrounding the heart Normally contains about 30 ml of serous fluid Does not stretch readily

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JIBC PARA 1220 Questions With Solutions
100% Solved

Medical Ethics/Bioethics Discusses and debates dilemmas that arise in caring for patients




Risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD) include Age


Family history

Hypertension

Elevated cholesterol level

Smoking

Carbohydrate intolerance




Pericardium Tough, fibrous sac surrounding the heart


Normally contains about 30 ml of serous fluid

Does not stretch readily




Wall of the heart contains Epicardium


Endocardium

Myocardium

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Preload Pressure under which a ventricle fills


Influenced by the volume of blood returned by the veins to the heart




Afterload Pressure against which the heart contracts to eject blood


Increased systemic vascular resistance increases afterload, and the CO can drop




Risk factors for atherosclerosis, CAD, and angina Hypertension (high blood pressure)


Cigarette smoking

Diabetes

High serum cholesterol levels

Lack of exercise

Obesity

Family history of heart disease or stroke

Male gender

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Compartment Syndrome An increase in tissue pressure in a closed fascial space or

compartment that compromises the circulation to the nerves and muscles within the involved

compartment




complete fracture A fracture in which the bone is broken into two or more completely

separate pieces




Crepitus a grating sensation felt when moving the ends of a broken bone




Depression Fracture a fracture in which the broken region of the bone is pushed deeper

into the body than the remaining intact bone




Level A the highest level of protective suit worn by hazmat personnel, also referred to as

fully encapsulating




Level B PPE one less step protective than level A




Level C A level of PPE that provides splash protection

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Level D level of protection that firefighter turnout gear provides




Neutralization decontamination that uses one chemical to change the hazardous materials

into two less harmful substances




Parenteral Exposure entry of hazardous material into the bloodstream, through injection or

an open wound




Vapour density measure that compares the hazardous materials gas to air, toxic gases that

are heavier than air will sink




Vapour pressure pressure exerted by a vapour when the liquid vapour states of a material

are in equilibrium




Absorption decontamination that is done with large pads




You should suspect a spinal cord injury high velocity collision

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