sinus bradycardia
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less than 60 bpm
This condition is caused by the interference of air conduction to the middle ear which
can result from blockage of the external auditory canal (cerumen impaction),
,problems with the TM (perforations, retraction pockets, or tympanosclerosis), or
problems within the middle ear (otitis media with effusion, otosclerosis, trauma, or
cholesteatoma)
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Conductive hearing loss
An accumulation of serous fluid in the pleural space between the visceral and parietal
pleurae
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Pleural effusion
OS
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left eye
conditions affecting airway patency
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pneumonia, bronchitis
,area an individual can see when looking forward
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visual field
(T/F): Each square on an ECG represents 1 second
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False, five squares represent 1 second
inflammation of the iris
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iritis
fixation of the tongue
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ankyloglossia
, When the skin does not immediately fall back into place, which is an indication of
reduced fluid in the interstitial space
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Tenting
Physiological factors affecting oxygenation
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decreased oxygen-carrying capacity, decreased inspired oxygen,
hypovolemia, increased metabolic rate
Why might the pupils be pinpoint (2 mm)?
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opiate use, medications for glaucoma, etc
Trochlear
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Cranial Nerve IV
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less than 60 bpm
This condition is caused by the interference of air conduction to the middle ear which
can result from blockage of the external auditory canal (cerumen impaction),
,problems with the TM (perforations, retraction pockets, or tympanosclerosis), or
problems within the middle ear (otitis media with effusion, otosclerosis, trauma, or
cholesteatoma)
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Conductive hearing loss
An accumulation of serous fluid in the pleural space between the visceral and parietal
pleurae
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Pleural effusion
OS
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left eye
conditions affecting airway patency
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pneumonia, bronchitis
,area an individual can see when looking forward
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visual field
(T/F): Each square on an ECG represents 1 second
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False, five squares represent 1 second
inflammation of the iris
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iritis
fixation of the tongue
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ankyloglossia
, When the skin does not immediately fall back into place, which is an indication of
reduced fluid in the interstitial space
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Tenting
Physiological factors affecting oxygenation
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decreased oxygen-carrying capacity, decreased inspired oxygen,
hypovolemia, increased metabolic rate
Why might the pupils be pinpoint (2 mm)?
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opiate use, medications for glaucoma, etc
Trochlear
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Cranial Nerve IV
