Anatomy
How many types of blood paths are there?
What is two?
The prefix is what part of a word?
What is the direction of the word?
Should PTAs be familiar with the terminology?
What is yes?
What does the abbreviation HR stand for?
What is heart rate?
What type of artery supplies blood to the heart itself?
What is coronary arteries?
The suffix is what part of the word?
What is the final piece of the word?
What does POC stand for?
What is Plan of Care?
What is vital to basic human survival?
What is oxygen?
Defintion- Muscular organ which distributes blood throughout the entire human body.
What is heart?
What is the definition of cardi/o?
What is heart?
Three ways conditions directly impacts the PTA/Patient/Clinic
What is patient safety, treatment efficiency, and clinical communication?
What is direction?
Coronary arteries supply what kind of blood to the heart?
What is oxygen-rich?
What is the root word in pericarditis?
What is cardi?
Cardiovascular disease often limits a patients _______ for exercise?
What is tolerance?
Name the two types of blood paths
What is oxygenated and deoxygenated?
What are the three common diagnoses for the cardiovascular system?
What is coronary artery disease, hypertension, and heart failure?
What does hypertension mean?
What is high blood pressure?
What is ensuring patient safety, recognizing red flags, interpreting POC, and professional communication?
Temporary heart condition caused by extreme emotional or physical stress.
What is broken-heart sydrome? (Takotsubo cardiomyopathy)