Anatomy and Physiology
Pathophysiology
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Mid-term Med-term
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100

The mnemonic PAD is used to determine the protective layers that cover the brain. What does PAD stand for?

Pia, arachnoid, dura

100

The act of moving blood away from one area of the body and into another is known as?

Shunting

100

The adult dosage for Nitroglycerin is?

0.4 mg

100

Knowlingly treating an unconscious patient under the assumption that if the patient were conscious they would give consent to treat is known as what?

Implied consent

100

This person requested that my students don't disrupt their class, whereas this person is also the primary disruption of my class?

Ryan

200

The medical term for the mid-shaft of a long bone.

Epiphysis

200
The principal hormones of sympathetic response control originate from where?

Adrenal gland (kidney)

200

Sedatives that typically center around the letter Z fall under what drug class?

Benzodiazepines 

200

Define abandonment

Termination of patient care against the patients will.

200

When nationally legalized, this drug will likely become Brandons go-to.

Cocaine

300

Name the 4 uni-directional valves in the heart.

Tricuspid, pulmonary, mitral (bicuspid), aortic

300

To compensate for an insult to the body, chemical mediators will initiate this response to repair damages done.

Inflammatory response

300

As far as sympathetic nervous system is concerned, this medication tells the brake pedal to stop stopping

Atropine

300

In relationship to the bodies defensive systems: The cough reflex, sneezing, skin coverings, and mucous membranes all fall under what umbrella term?

Anatomic barriers

300

This student, for no reason whatsoever, managed to fall out of his chair.

Silver

400

Of these 4 organs, which lies in the "retroperitoneal" space?

Liver

Appendix

Pancreas

Brain

Pancreas

400

The bodies overreaction against a foreign invader leading to widespread vasodilation with/without hypoperfusion is known as?

Sepsis

400

Steroids, like prednisone or methylprednisolone, are frequently administered for what cause?

anti-inflammation/reduced swelling

400

The process in which an enzyme splits an ester into an acid and an alcohol during a chemical reaction

esterase

400

True or false: Y'all got nothing to fear for this upcoming module exam.

True

500

Describe, in order, starting at the SA node, the electrical pathway of the heart

SA node, atrial pathways, AV node, bundle of His, purkinje fibers

500

This immunoglobulin regulates the allergic response

IgE

500
These 2 respiratory drugs are typically given together; either via separate solutions administered at the same time, or together under the name Duo-Neb.

Albuterol and atrovent

500

The drug class that represents medications that mimic the sympathetic response.

Sympathomimetic

500

Lunch on Thursday should consist of this.

Whatever you want. Its test day, you do you, fam.