Bsnc 1000 gas - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

BSNC 1000 Midterm Test Questions with Correct Answers What are the differences between illness vs. disease? - Answer-Illness is SUBJECTIVE and is the experience of being sick/ the reaction to a physical or psychological condition Disease is OBJECTIVE and is a physical/ psychological dysfunction or abnormality What are the three domains of learning? - Answer-cognitive, affective, psychomotor Explain capacity building - Answer-the process of empowering others and strengthening their capab...

BSNC 1000 Final Test Questions and Answers All Correct what body systems does mobility involve - Answer-skeletal, muscular, nervous under what conditions could someone have impaired mobility - Answer-bone/joint diseases (osteoporosis/arthritis) surgery broken bones disabilities how are gas exchange and mobility related - Answer-mobility of ribs and breathing muscles aid in breathing properly supports aerobic activity how are mobility and perfusion related - Answer-increased blood fl...

BSNC 1000 – MOBILITY LATEST UPDATE GRADED A Mobility Being mobile/movable Scope of Mobility Full Mobility - Partial/Impaired Mobility - Immobility Someone who is both mobile and immobile? - Partial paralysis - Advanced age - Weakness - Fractures - Pregnancy - Stroke - Hemiplegia - Paraplegic When is immobility beneficial? - After injury - Recovering from illness - Both reduce risk of aggravation What is impaired mobility due to? - Neurologic conditions (brain, spinal, nerves) - Skeletal co...

Gas Exchange Process by which O2 is transported to cells and CO2 is transported from cells Scope of Gas Exchange Optimal - Impaired - Cessation Hypoxia Low O2 delivery to tissues Hypoxemia Decreased O2 in blood Anoxia Lack of O2 Vital Capacity volume of air that can be exhaled after a maximum inhalation (Assesses strength of thoracic muscles and pulmonary function) Vital Capacity Equation TV + IRV + ERV Cilia Moves and sweeps away secretions or foreign bodies from the epithelial surface ...

BSNC 1000 Midterm Test Questions with Correct Answers What are the differences between illness vs. disease? - Answer-Illness is SUBJECTIVE and is the experience of being sick/ the reaction to a physical or psychological condition Disease is OBJECTIVE and is a physical/ psychological dysfunction or abnormality What are the three domains of learning? - Answer-cognitive, affective, psychomotor Explain capacity building - Answer-the process of empowering others and strengthening their capab...

BSNC 1000 Final Test Questions and Answers All Correct what body systems does mobility involve - Answer-skeletal, muscular, nervous under what conditions could someone have impaired mobility - Answer-bone/joint diseases (osteoporosis/arthritis) surgery broken bones disabilities how are gas exchange and mobility related - Answer-mobility of ribs and breathing muscles aid in breathing properly supports aerobic activity how are mobility and perfusion related - Answer-increased blood fl...

BSNC 1000 Midterm Test Questions with Correct Answers What are the differences between illness vs. disease? - Answer-Illness is SUBJECTIVE and is the experience of being sick/ the reaction to a physical or psychological condition Disease is OBJECTIVE and is a physical/ psychological dysfunction or abnormality What are the three domains of learning? - Answer-cognitive, affective, psychomotor Explain capacity building - Answer-the process of empowering others and strengthening their capab...

BSNC 1000 Final Test Questions and Answers All Correct what body systems does mobility involve - Answer-skeletal, muscular, nervous under what conditions could someone have impaired mobility - Answer-bone/joint diseases (osteoporosis/arthritis) surgery broken bones disabilities how are gas exchange and mobility related - Answer-mobility of ribs and breathing muscles aid in breathing properly supports aerobic activity how are mobility and perfusion related - Answer-increased blood fl...

BSNC 1000 FINAL STUDY GUIDE Mobility - Definition - answer- state or quality of being mobile or movable - necessary for performing ADL's Mobility - Physiological Requirements - answer* Neurological function * Muscle strength * Skeletal stability * Joint function * Energy Mobility - Neurological Function - answersignal between motor cortex in cerebellum of the brain and rest of the body through nerve impulses Mobility - Muscle Strength - answermuscles and bones work together to support...

BSNC 1000 Final Test Questions and Answers All Correct what body systems does mobility involve - Answer-skeletal, muscular, nervous under what conditions could someone have impaired mobility - Answer-bone/joint diseases (osteoporosis/arthritis) surgery broken bones disabilities how are gas exchange and mobility related - Answer-mobility of ribs and breathing muscles aid in breathing properly supports aerobic activity how are mobility and perfusion related - Answer-increased blood fl...