Mauro couldn't commit suicide because his severe dehydration caused his blood to do this.
What is thicken/clot the blood?
100
If there were no enzymes this would occur in the body
What is the lack of nutrients that would be absorbed into the body causing malnourished and making it difficult to fight off some types of bacterial growth on the inside of the digestive system?
100
This is a test that can be performed to measure a persons lung function and air flow.
What is spirometer or peak flow?
100
These two bean shaped organs that extracts waste from blood and balance body fluids from urine are known as this
What is the kidney
100
Describe what bronchi are (simple).
What is the main passages into the lungs.
200
Food plays this important role in the human body. (Hint: It is broken down to give us this.)
What is energy? (ATP)
200
The peristaltic movement in the esophagus functions in this way
What is the contraction and relaxation of the muscle in the esophagus that helps break down food molecules?
200
Explain what a bronchilator is and the two types.
What is Relaxes the muscles around the airways to let air pass more easily, the two types are short acting and long acting?
200
Somethings can't be filtered through the glomerulus, what are these molecules
What are large molecules such as proteins?
200
When PH levels are between 1-5 this means.
What is Very acidic/most acidic?
300
The three resources the human body needs to survive.
What is food, water, and oxygen/sleep?
300
The liver helps with digestion is what way
What is the absorption of nutrients and the secretion of bile o digest fats?
300
Name the three factors that determine the proper dosage of a medicine.
What is route of administration, overall severity of condition, and weight of patient.
300
Thirst and the ability to maintain a proper water balance is controlled by this part of the brain
What is the Hypothalamus?
300
Name 2 important functions of the kidneys.
What is blood pressure regulation, production of erythroprotein, or to regulate the acid base balance?
400
List at least three ways in which water helps play an important role in the human body.
What is hydrates the body, regulates temperature, moistens tissue, lubricates joints, dissolves minerals, and flushes out waste products.
400
The measure of kPa/s means this
What is kilopascal per second which is a measurement of pressure?
400
Name the three enteral routes of administration with medications.
What is oral, sublingual, and buccal?
400
If ADH is secreted to help the body to maintain water balance and a person is drinking an alcoholic beverage that consists of mainly water, but they become extremely dehydrated then this is must be happening in the brain.
What is the decreased amount of ADH being secreted because the body doesn't sense the presence of water causing a greater volume of diluted urine to be produced leading to dehydration (a hang over)?
400
Name the three resources the body needs to survive and the length of time we can go before the body dies.
What is food: 28-70 days, water: 3-8 days, sleep/oxygen: 11 days/3-4 minutes?
500
Of the three resources the human body needs to survive, tell the length of time in which the body can go without before it starts to die.
What is 3-8 days without water, 28-70 days without food, 11 days with no sleep/3-4 minutes without oxygen? (You only have to get water and food with either oxygen or sleep)
500
ATP releases energy in what form which turns into this molecule
What is the release of a phosphate group turning adenosine triphosphate into ADP (adenine diphosphate)
500
Name at least three parenteral (injection).
What is intradermal (ID), subcutaneous, intramuscular, or intravenous injection (IV)?
500
This hormone is produced by the adrenal glands to aid the kidneys in the conservation of sodium secretion and stabilizes blood pressure
What is aldosterone?
500
Name four roles that the water plays in the human body.
What is hydrates the body, regulates body temperature, moistens tissue, lubricates joints, dissolves minerals, or flushes out waste products?