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Lung Physiology
Heart Physiology
Lung Anatomy
Heart Anatomy
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This is defined as a slow pulse rate
Bradycardia (<60 BPM)
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This is the normal total lung capacity
~6 Liters
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Electrical signal of the heart start here (the pacemaker)
SA (sinoatrial) node
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This structure in the larynx helps us speak
Vocal cords
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This side of the heart pumps oxygenated blood to the rest of the body
Left!
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This is another name for low blood pressure
Hypotension
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As opposed to balloons, the lungs inflate using this
Negative pressure
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This machine is used to view the electrical activity of the heart
EKG (electrocardiogram)
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This is the medical term for the windpipe
Trachea
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Which valve is number 12 pointing to?
Mitral valve
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This is the normal range of breaths per minute
12-20
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This is the term used for air outside the lungs, but within the chest cavity
Pneumothorax
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This is what the p wave represents
Atrial activation
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The left lung has this many lobes
Two
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This is structure number 2 (be specific)
Right atrium
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This is what tachypnea means
Fast breathing! >20 breaths per minute
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These are the small air sacs in your lungs that move oxygen in and carbon dioxide out
Alveoli
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This is what the QRS complex represents
Ventricular activation
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Aspirated (inhaled) objects are more likely to go down this side
Right side! (bronchus more vertical and larger)
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This is structure number 1
Aorta
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In a blood pressure reading of 120/80, 80 is know as the ____ blood pressure
Diastolic
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This disease is caused by narrowing/closure of airways making it difficult to breathe
Asthma!
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An ST elevation usually represents this
Heart attack (myocardial infarction)
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This part of the airway is between bronchi and alveoli
Bronchioles
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These are the structures that get blocked during a heart attack
Coronary arteries
