Ch-Ch-Ch
It is acceptable to remove an impaled object of this body part if it hinders vantilation
The Cheek
This produces 36 ATP molecules.
Aerobic respiration.
Piercing his victims at the right anterior costal margin would likely earn Hannibal Lecter this tasty dish. Favah beans anyone?
Liver
This sits posterior to the hard palate and is part of the digestive and rspiratory tracts.
Oropharynx
Racoon eyes and battle signs should make you consider this injury.
This is disease is characterized by RUQ pain and is often made worser after a greasy meal.
Cholecystitis
Of the two locations for respiration, these exchange CO2 & water for oxygen.
Alveoli
When Jason Voorhees skewers the counselors at Camp Crystal Lake in the back of the head, this is the lobe of the brain he strikes first. They never saw it coming.
Occipital Lobe
This sits in the URQ just behind the liver.
Gallbladder
Wheezing is usually a sign that this type of muscle is contracted.
Smooth muscle
It's the term for a food bolus once it passed through the stomach.
Chyme
Ph of 7.0
Acidosis
No one thought it was funny when a jellylike substance flew across the room when Freddy stuck a finger in this anatomic structure.
The eyeball
This organ sits midline just behind the stomach
Pancreas
JVD and pedal edema without wet lung sounds is a strong indicator of this type of heart issue.
Right sided failure
These groups of tissue are located in the aortic arch and the carotid body and are responsible for respiratory changes.
Chemoreceptors
This term describes the movement of a substance across the cell membrane against a gradient. Thus, it requires energy.
Active transport
Michael Meyers claimed he was trying to be a hero and help the kid choking on candy by plunging a knife into this anatomic structure.
Cricothyroid Membrane
This term refers to the area just behind the sternum and includes the great vessels and pulmonary circuit.
Mediastinum
Deep, rapid and irregular respiratory effort with no trauma associated leads the medic to believe this.
Metabolic acidosis
This is primarily responsible for deactivating the main neurotransmitter for muscular movement.
Cholinesterase
The period in the cardiac cycle when stimulation will not produce any depolarization.
Absolute refractory period
After disemboweling the co-eds at the frat party, Jigsaw found himself slipping around on these. The sections of the small intestines.
Ileum, Jejunum & Duodenum
This venous structure sits on the back side of the heart and empties into the right atrium
Coronary sinus
A patient with a noticeable bruise on their forehead and says their palms are "burning" is likely to have a fracture at ....
C1/C2 (Odontoid fracture)