MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING 1

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  1. 3. STATES THAT THE VOLUME OF GAS IS INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO PRESSURE
  2. 5. THE PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE AGAINST WHICH THE LEFT VENTRICLE MUST PUMP
  3. 11. NONCARDIOGENIC PULMONARY INFILTRATIONS RESULTING IN STIFF, WET LUNGS
  4. 13. SURGERY DONE TO ALTER THE STRUCTURE OF THE HEART OR VESSELS WHEN CONGENETAL OR ACQUIRED DISORDER
  5. 14. LEADS DETECTS VECTORS TRAVELING IN FRONTAL PLAN
  6. 15. AN ABNORMAL CLINICAL SYNDROME THAT INVOLVES INADEQUATE PUMPING OR FILLING OF THE HEART
  7. 18. THE QUANTITY OF BLOOD PUMPED BY THE HEART
  8. 19. INFLATION OF THE AIR SPACES DISTAL TO THE TERMINAL BRONCHIOLES
  9. 25. REFERS TO THE VOLUME OF AIR N THE LUNGS
  10. 28. ACCUMULATION OF THICK, PRULENT FLUID WITHIN THE PLEURAL SPACE
  11. 32. INHIBIT NaCI REABSORPTION IN THE ASCENDING LIMB OF LOOP OF HENLE
  12. 33. A SIMPLE NON-INVASIVE TEST THAT RECORDS THE HEART'S ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY
  13. 35. CLINICAL MANIFESTATION OF REVERSIBLE MI
  14. 40. INFLAMMATION OF THE BRONCHUS
  15. 43. MEDICATION GIVEN FOR MI
  16. 44. NFLAMMATION OF BOTH LAYERS OF PLEURAE
  17. 45. ACUTE INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS WITH EXUFDATE ACCUMULATION IN ALVEOLI
  18. 46. TERMINAL BRANCHES WHERE MYOCARDIAL CELLS ARE STIMULATED/
  19. 47. FIBRILLATION RAPID IRREGULAR P WAVES
  20. 49. A COMPLEX INFLAMMATORY PROCESS THAT CAUSES INCREASE AIRWAY RESISTANCE
  21. 50. PERSISTENT SBP AND DBP OR MORE OR CURRENT USE OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE
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  1. 1. RISK FACTORS OF MI
  2. 2. CENTRAL COMPARTMENT OF THE THORACIC CAVITY
  3. 4. LIES DEEP TO THE ENDOCARDIUM AND BINDS THE LATTER TO THE MYOCARDIUM
  4. 6. OCCURS WHEN LYME DISEASE BACTERIA ENTER THE TISSUE OF THE GHEART
  5. 7. MEDICATION GIVEN FOR MI
  6. 8. A DISEASE THAT STATE CHARACTERIZED BY AIRFLOW LIMITATION THAT IS NOT FULLY REVERSIBLE
  7. 9. MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURES
  8. 10. NEEDLE PUNCTURE THROUGH THE CHEST WALL AND INTO THE PLEURA, TO REMOVE FLUID
  9. 12. THE REMOVAL OF SUBLOBAR PORTION OF PULMONARY PARENCHYMA
  10. 16. PROVIDES A RECORD OF THE PATIENTS RHYTHM
  11. 17. IDIOPATHIC CAUSE OF PERICARDITIS
  12. 20. IS A PROTEIN THAT IS FOUND IN STRIATED MUSCLES, WHICH INCLUDE HEART MUSCLES
  13. 21. MOST COMMON ARTERY USED IN GRAFT BYPASS
  14. 22. PRESENCE OF AIR WITHIN THE PLEURAL CAVITY
  15. 23. THICK, STRONG, TENDINOUS CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE MITRAL VALVE CUSPS AND THE PAPILLARY MUSCLES
  16. 24. ACT TO PREVENT BACKFLOW FROM THE ARTERIES TO THE VENTRICLES DURING VENTRICULAR DIASTOLE
  17. 26. HEART SINUS NODE
  18. 27. REMOVAL OR STRIPPING OF THICK, FIBROUS, MEMBRANE FROM VISCERAL PLEURA
  19. 29. INFLAMMATION OF THE PERICARDIUM
  20. 30. SAW-TOOTH P WAVES
  21. 31. THE VOLUME OF BLOOD IN THE VENTRICLES AT THE END OF DIASTOLE, BEFORE THE NEXT CONTRACTION
  22. 34. REFERS TO THE AVERAGE PRESSURE WITHIN THE ARTERIAL SYSYTEM THAT IS FELT BY ORGANS IN THE BODY
  23. 36. THE HEART OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
  24. 37. SINGLE-CELL LAYER THAT LINES THE BLOOD VESSELS
  25. 38. SUPPLIS THE BREAST AND THE ANTERIOR CHEST WALL
  26. 39. A CHEST DISCOMFORT OR PAIN CAUSED BY AN INSUFFICIENT FLOW OF BLOOD AND OXYGEN TO THE HEART
  27. 41. THE P WAVES RESULT FROM
  28. 42. A TUBULAR SUPPORT PLACED TEMPORARILY INSIDE A BLOOD VESSEL TO RELIVE AN OBSTRUCTION
  29. 48. AMOUNT OF AIR EXHALED AFTER MAXIMAL INSPIRATION