Whats in a name?
hyper-
above/excessive
the foot is _______ to the knee
distal
What oxygen is attached to in order to move through the body
hemoglobin
shrinking of a cell typically due to water loss
crenation
in terms of pH this is considered a buffer
sodium bicarb
rhino-
nasal
arms move away from the body
byproduct of anaerobic metabolism
lactic acid
movement of a particle from an area of high concentration to one of low
diffusion
a patient experiencing metabolic acidosis will present how initially?
flushed skin, tachypneic, tachycardia, confusion, lethargic
gyne-
female reproduction
point to your lateral thigh
outside of the thigh
using medical terminology- name the 3 formed elements of blood
erythrocytes- red blood cells
leukocytes- white blood cells
thrombocytes- platelets
Where extracellular fluid is found
in the intravascular and interstitial spaces
renal and respiratory
prurito-
itch
show me plantar flexion
toes pointing down
what are the 4 most common chemical elements found in the body
hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen
movement of a solvent "usually water" from an area of low concentration to high
osmosis
increase metabolism, body temperature, and heartrate
upon, on or above
epi-
show me supination of the hands/wrist
palms going up
hypoxia
type of fluid you would use to shrink cells
hypertonic
When cells ATP fails which electrolyte does the cell retain?
sodium