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58 Cards in this Set
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system
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deoxygenated blood
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2
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superior vena cava
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3
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head and arms
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4
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inferior vena cava
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5
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trunk and legs
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6
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right atruim
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7
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tricuspid valve
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8
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right ventricle
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9
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pulmonic semilunar valve
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10
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pulmonary artery
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11
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lungs
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12
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gaseous exchange,
blood drops off CO2 Blood picks up O2 |
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oxygenated
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14
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pulmonary veins
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15
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left atrium
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16
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mitral valve
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17
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left ventricle
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18
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aortic semilunar valve
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19
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aorta
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20
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renal artery
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1k
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afferent arteriole
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2k
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glumerulus
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3k
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efferent arteriole
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4k
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peritubular capillary
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5k
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renal vein
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6k
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bowman's capsule
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7k
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convoluted tubule,
(proximal loop of Henle, distal) |
8k
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collecting tubule
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9k
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calyx
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10k
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renal pelvis
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11k
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ureter
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12k
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bladder
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13k
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urethra
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14k
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antiseptic
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substance capable of inhibiting the growth or action of microorgnaisma, commonly used on skin
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examples of antiseptic
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septisol, tincture of green soap, zephiran chloride
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asepsis
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absense of disease producing organism
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medical asepsis
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practices which help to reduce the number and hinder the transfer of pathoges
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examples of medical asepsis
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boiling, diinfection, dusting, vacuuming
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surgical asepsis
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practices which render and keep objects and areas free from all microoganisma including pathoges.
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when is surgical asepsis used?
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when entering a sterile body cavity, when the skin is broken, when the skin is burned
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contamination
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introduction of pathogens or infectious material into or on normally sterile objects.
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disinfection
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strong substance capable of destroying pathogens but not spores, usually on inanimate objects
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examples of disinfectants
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cidex, camphol, chlorine, iodine, formalin, alcohol
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fungicide
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substance that destroys fungi
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germicide
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substance capable of destroying pathogens but not spores, used on both skin and inanaimate objects
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examples of germicides
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formalin, alcohol
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host
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an animal or plant that provides nourishment for microorganisms to grow and multiply
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immunization
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process of rendering a person immune: freguently called vaccination or inoculation. A person is artificially prepared to resist infection to a particular pathogen
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infection
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condition caused by the multiplication of pathogenic microorganisms that have invaded the body.
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microorganism
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a microscopic plant or animal
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nonpathogen
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a microorganism that normally does not produce disease
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pathogen
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a microorganism that produced disease.
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resistance
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ability of the body to resist disease or infection because of its own defense mechanisms
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spore
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a microorganism encased in a protective capsule that can only be destroyed by sterilization
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sterile
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free from all microorganisms
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susceptible
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easily affected: lacking resistance to disease.
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external urinary meatus
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15k
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