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Gas exchange is accomplished by
diffusion
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is an issue of respiration due to swelling which limits air flow (Palatine)
Tonsillitis
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The center in the brain that causes inspiration called the
medulla oblongata
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is bacterial. It would be strep throat
Streptococcus
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is a puncture of the lung
Pneumothorax
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is chewing food
Mastication
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The goal of ____________ is to get nutrients into absorbable sizes
digestion
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just secrete mucosa type saliva
Sublingual Glands
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sometimes called the cardiac sphincter
Lower Esophageal Sphincter
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Tongue has___________ muscles that assist with moving food and assists with getting out of the way of the teeth
intrinsic
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Problems of the stomach:
ulcer (gastric)
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Jejunum is generally
8 feet long
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can be stress related
Ulcers
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Stomach usually holds _________ liters of material being solids of liquids
1 to 1.5
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that secrete enzyme particularly pepsin which is a protease that digest proteins
Chief cells:
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The _____________ is about the last 8 inches of the tube
rectum
-
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is making contact with the outside world
External respiration
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The center of the brain is stimulated by an increase of carbon dioxide and hydrogen ions not a lack of oxygen
medulla oblongata
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2nd step of breathing is
expiration
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enters the lungs (it’s not oxygenated)
Blue blood
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has 4 poly peptides (protein molecules)
Goblin
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feeds all of your cells oxygen
Breathing
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would be a lactic acid build up which causes fermentation instead of cell respiration.
Fibromyalgia
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inflammation that involves the nasal cavity rhinitis
URI (upper respiratory infection)
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can restrict air flow as well, however the palatine is most significant
Adenoids
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is caused by a bug called Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Tuberculosis
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is when the alveoli and bronchi get plugged with Neutrophils puss
Pneumonia
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inflammation of the epiglottis which can cause obstruction of the air way
Epiglottis
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is infection in primary and/or secondary bronchi
Acute Broncotits
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can produce scarring in the lungs
Fiberglass
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go across the tongue making it possible to depress the tongue and helps with your speech and swallowing
Extrinsic muscles
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There are 3 sets; parotid, submandibular and the
sublingual glands
Salivary Glands
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is muscle contractions (worm like movement).
Peristalsis
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has an esophageal sphincter
Upper esophagus
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They secrete about a liter/quart of saliva a day
Salivary Glands
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begins with the saliva
Chemical Digestion
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is the largest salivary gland
Parotid
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is the oral or buccal cavity
Mouth
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An enlargement in the lower esophageal sphincter would cause a ____________
hiatal hernia
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is at the bottom of the Rugae folds which have gastric glands
Gastric pit
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produce hormone called Ghrelin which stimulates appetite
Endocrine cells
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is the first part of the small intestine and only 10 inches long
Duodenum
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Acid
reflux medications reduce the _______________ in your stomach
hydrochloric acid
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secrete hydrochloric acid and intrinsic factor. They are strengthened by B vitamins.
Parietal cells
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is inflammation of the stomach lining occurring more in someone whose hydrochloric acid is sitting too long
Gastritis
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can be problematic. They can bleed and if not treated they could be life threatening. They are blamed on a bug called H-pylori which can exist in low pH
Ulcers
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is needed to absorb and produce vitamin b12
Intrinsic factor
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is the last section of the small intestine
Ileum
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is connected to the small intestine
Colon
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Small intestine is made up of folds called __________ that have villi structures
palicke
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is where the appendix are located
Cecum
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There is no signal from a respiratory center to the diaphragm. It happens automatically because everything is relaxing
Expiration
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Common cold, flu
upper respiratory infection
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that monitor the oxygen levels
chemo receptors
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In the active phase of breathing the diaphragm and the ribs contract causing diaphragm to ____________ creating a vacuum
flatten
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each one is associated with hemi that is why we call it hemoglobin.
Goblin
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is not classified as URI because it’s down lower.
Pneumonia
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is inflammation of the pharynx (commonly known as a sore throat). This is most often caused by a virus
Pharyngitis
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begins in the mouth but also includes churning of stomach
Mechanical digestion
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insulation, ceiling sprays
Asepsis
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During ______________, Neutrophils and white blood cells are trying to go in and clean up the infection. During this process cause the Neutrophils create puss which causes the alveoli and bronchi to get plugged and die
Pneumonia
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is edema of the vocal cords which can cause Dysphonia (loss of voice or horsiness).
Laryngitis
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works on sore throats because of pH, causes the pH to multiple.
Vinegar
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This will cause scarring in the lungs (the scar tissue will be) where they had alveoli. Advance cases the oxygen
intake will be severely reduced
Tuberculosis
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loss of voice or horsiness
Dysphonia
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hospital acquired
Nosocomial
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is caused by the bug streptococcus
Pneumonias
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Intrinsic muscles in the ___________ are muscle that start and stop there
tongue
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Chemical Digestion begins with the saliva and meets ___________ juices in the stomach and _________ juices that are in the small intestine
Gastric, Pancreatic
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begins in the esophagus and continues all the way to the rear end
Peristalsis
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in an adult is about 10 inches long
Esophagus
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Cells in the ___________ get replaced every couple of days
mouth
-
Under the tongue you have skin called the
lingual frenulum
-
is a mixed gland secreting serous and mucus secretions
-
which is a protrusion of the stomach up into the esophagus. This allows stomach content or juices to make their way back up the esophagus. This is more
problematic in prone position
hiatal hernia
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the reason for _________________ is a lack of hydrochloric acid.
acid reflux
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churns food and is capable of absorbing drugs, alcohol, water, and shorter chain fatty acids
Stomach
-
connects to the middle section of the small intestine
Duodenum
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The _____________________ controls the opening of the stomach into the small intestine and the flow in which food passes
pyloric sphincter
-
Lining of the stomach is unique. It is formed into folds called
rugae
-
disease is curable
Acid reflux
-
ulcer in the duodenum called
Duodenal ulcer
-
the ____________ is divided into 4 areas: Fundus, body, Pylorus, Cardia.
stomach
-
There are 3 glands here called the gastric glands called
Chief cells, Parietal cells, Endocrine cells
-
Between small intestine and colon we have a valve called the _________ valve. This is between the ilium and the cecum
ileocecal
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palicke that have _______structures. Each one has an arterial, venule, and a lacteal
villi
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The final inch of the rectum is referred to as the
anal canal
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The lacteal is part of the
lymphatic system
-
Each _____________ has iron in it, and non- protein iron containing molecule. they each can carry 1 O2 molecule
hemoglobin
-
Problems that restrict cells from getting oxygen;
anemia (iron defiency)
-
This can be caused by infection, Nosocomial, alcohol, fumes, and vocal abuse
Laryngitis
-
salt works because of __________. It moves water from an area of lower concentration of solute to an area of higher concentration of solute
osmotic pressure
-
is also caused by other bacterial strains, fungi, virus, burp in the lungs. This could be caused by inhaling strong fumes in the lungs that damages the tissue
Pneumonia
-
Other ___________ infections can be caused by complication with anesthesia, inhalation of vomit. This is common in someone that is drunk
Other
lung infections can be caused by complication with anesthesia, inhalation of
vomit. This is common in someone that is drunk
Lung
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involves changing of chemical composition of our foods and physical to be able to absorb
Digestion
-
The __________ muscles gives you a lot of versatility to move things around.
intrinsic
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that is a fold of mucus membrane. When this is too short it is called Ankyloglossia
Lingual Frenulum
-
is a hole in your diaphragm that the esophagus pass thru
Esophageal hiatus
-
this can cause acid reflux disease (heartburn), GERD (gastro esophageal reflux disease)
Hiatal Hernia
-
The lacteal is part of the lymphatic system. (Blue, red, and green) that absorb nutrients into the villi, to feed the
circulatory system
-
Ankyloglossia also known as
tongue tied
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The saliva coming out of this gland contains enzymes (primarily digestive enzymes like amylase that helps break down carbs). Mumps are an inflammation of these glands.
Parotid
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is normally flattened
Esophagus
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thickened white patches in the mouth most common with AIDS advanced patients
leukoplakia
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