Physiology(lab) Flashcards


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What are the factors that increase the rist of diabetes

  • Above 45
  • Fat and not exercise
  • High blood pressure
  • High triglycerides
  • Low HDL(High density lipoprotein)
  • Being insulin resistant
  • If diabetes runs in the family

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What does hypoglycemia result in?

Seizures or coma

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What does Hyperglycemia result in?

Ketoacidosis, neurophathy(nerve damage), heart, kidney and eye disease

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Whats ketoacidosis

A condition most common amongst Diabetic I, its when your body starts using only fat for fuel

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List blood sugar tests

  • Glucometer
  • FBS(Fasting blood sugar)
  • Hemoglobin A1C test(tracks levels of glucose for 90 days)
  • CGM(continues glucose monitors)(sticks beneath the skin, not so good bc its not sampling from the blood)

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What are the ranges of blood sugar while using glucometer

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What are the ranges of blood sugar while using Hemoglobin A1C test

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List requirements for injection

  • Syringe & Needle
  • The medication
  • Gloves
  • Band-Aid
  • Alcohol for cleaning

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What to do before injection

  1. Clean the table where u put the syringe
  2. Check if you have the right medication, dosage and expiration date
  3. Remove the air bubles in the barell of the syringe before injection

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What are the types of injections

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Common(the pic besides intradermal)

Uncommon:

  • Intradermal
  • Intra-artucular(joints)
  • Intraspinal
  • Intrapleural

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For what we use subcutaneous injection

Morphine, insulin and vaccines

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For what we use Intramuscular injection

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and Sex Hormones(Testosterone, estradiol(made in the ovaries), Vitamin B12 and inactive or dead influenza virus

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For what we use Intravenous injection

  • Fluids to hydrate the body when the patient can't drink it
  • electrolyte(like Ma, Na and ions) to balance the body when it has too much of one
  • blood especially after a lot of blood loss
  • Medication

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For what we use Intradermal injection

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to see if the person has tuberculosis, and other allergy diagnoses medication because you can see the reaction of the patient to the drug and for local anesthesia

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Which route is the slowest in term of absorption?

intradermal

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Where to apply subcutaneous injection

the anterior part of the thigh, arms and in the scapula part of the back and abdomen

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Where to apply intramuscular injection

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2 fingers below the acromion process, gluteus Medius just avoid the sciatic nerve and the rectus femoris

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Where to apply intravenous injection

any prominent vein is possible