Tissues
What is Nervous Tissue?
contains the ribs, pelvis, ulna
What is the skeletal system?
face forward, feed flat, arms out, palms out
What is basic anatomical position?
What is a first degree burn?
above
What is epi-?
This muscle tissue type is striated and involuntary.
What is cardiac muscle?
What is the integumentary system?
on your spine
What is supine?
The primary concern at an emergency scene.
What is safety/personal safety?
cutting
What is -tom?
This tissue type stores fat cells.
What is adipose tissue?
What is the lymphatic system?
head of the bed lower than the feet
what is trendelenburg?
If it is wet and not yours, it is
What is contaminated?
blue in color
What is cyan?
This is formed of two thin layers of tissues that may secrete a fluid.
What is a membrane?
Lungs, bronchi, larynx
What is the respiratory system?
used for things closer to or far from the point of attachment (Hint: 2 words)
What is proximal and distal?
Protection for bystanders who help in an emergency situation
What are Good Samaritan Laws?
guts, internal organs
What is viscer-?
This is composed of cells grouped by size, shape, and function.
What is tissue?
blood, blood vessels
What is the circulatory system?
the body plane cutting you into front and back planes is the frontal plane or....
What is the coronal plane?
The link in the chain of survival that focuses on recognizing cardiac emergencies and activating the emergency management system.
What is early access?
wall
What is pariet-?