Final Review - Health Science
Brief review of chapters 30-36, SUR 230
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- What is the outside of blood vessels that provide protection from injury and provide structural strength?
- During Vascular surgery, blood vessels are are mobilized and prepared for incision and entry. Retraction is performed with a___________.
- What are the two types of bone tissue found in the body?
- The tough bi-layered membrane that covers bones is called____________.
- Alignment of bones is called___________; stabilization of bones until healing is complete is called__________.
- The thoracic cavity is under what kind of pressure?
- The transfer of oxygen from the alveoli in the lungs to the blood stream.
- The movement and absorption of oxygen molecules into body tissues, also called oxygenation.
- The Lung is divided into anatomical regions. The right lung has _______lobes; the left lung has ________lobes.
- The cardiac cycle occurs in two phases. During________, the ventricles contract; in________ they relax.
- This infectious agent, also the cause of measles, causes congenital abnormalities such as cataract, glaucoma, deafness, heart defects and retinal defects.
- The _______ act(s) as the sending and receiving area for nerve impulses and is the energy center of the cell.
- The ________carries nerve impulses (efferent) away from the cell.
- The ________carry nerve impulses toward (afferent) the cell.
- Which part of the brain is considered the forebrain, and controls all motor activity and sensory impulses?
- Which part of the brain is considered the hindbrain, and is the second largest area of the brain?
- Which cranial nerve controls the oblique muscles of the eye?
- Which cranial nerve controls lateral movement of the eye?
- The _____________ nervous system , is an involuntary system that transmits signals for vital functions such as the heart rate, respiration, and digestive system. responsible for "fight-or-flight".
- Described as a voluntary system (e.g. blinking the eyelids). Keeps the body in touch with its surroundings by processing sensory activity and controlling muscles.
- Vascular failure caused by prolonged, severe blood loss; the most common cause of mortality in trauma
- Tissue swelling within a closed area such as muscle bundles or the abdomen.
- A __________hematoma is between the dura and the brain, associated with acceleration-deceleration trauma.
- A _________ hematoma is one that arises between the dura and deepest layer of the cranium, associated with fractures and can be rapidly fatal.
- Three classifications of neck trauma include______________.
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