Topics of this game:
- Located below the center of each breast
- Secrete a protective lipid material during lactation
- The site of most breast tumors
- Carries milk to the lactiferous sinuses
- Stimulates breast changes in puberty
- The best time to perform breast self examination
- Sternum, ribs, thoracic vertebrae, and diaphragm
- Is 3 or 4 cm above inner third of clavicle
- Form an envelope between lungs and chest
- Holds lungs tightly against chest
- Supplies O2, Removes CO2, maintains homeostasis and heat exchange
- When the respiratory system reaches maturity
- Increases during pregnancy
- Become calcified in older adults
- A normal finding during percussion of lungs
- Measures arterial oxygen saturation
- Measures respiratory function in older adults
- Provide pulmonary and systemic circulation
- Results from closure of the atrioventricular valves
- Results from closure of the semilunar valves
- Results from vibration of ventricles resisting early, rapid filling
- Results from vibration of noncompliant ventricles when atria contract
- Cardiac impulse originates here
- Labeled PQRST
- Stroke volume times heart rate
- Provides filling pressures and volume changes in right side of heart
- Shunts blood from placenta to left side of fetus heart
- Heart rate increases 10-20 BPM
- CV health promotion teaching point
- Transport blood and lymph
- Moves blood and is caused by breathing
- Retrieves excess fluid and proteins from interstitial space returning them to blood stream
- Small, oval clumps of lymphatic tissue
- Produces antibodies
- Atrophies after puberty
- Rigidity of blood vessels in aging adults
- Health Promotion teaching point regarding the peripheral vascular system
- Located at entrance of respiratory and GI tract
- Caused by smoking, diabetes, and hypertension
- Mount an antigen-specific response to pathogens
