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Which electrolyte is the most important determinant of intracellular osmotic pressure? - potassium Which electrolyte is the most important determinant of extracellular osmotic pressure? - sodium The cell membrane regulates volume and composition via a ____ pump, which exchanges ____ for ____ in a ___ ratio - Na-K ATPase, Na+, K+, 3:2 the extracellular fluid is broken down into ____ and ____ fluids - intravascular, interstitial _____ is the major determinant of extracellular osmotic p...

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What are the functions of the anesthesia work station? - •Deliver medical gases •Control ventilation •Administer inhalation anesthetics •Ensure safety (many features) •Monitor all components and safety features What are the 5 tasks of oxygen? - 1. flows to the fresh gas flowmeter 2. powers the oxygen flush valve 3. activate the fail-safe valve/mechanism 4. activates the O2 low pressure alarm 5. compresses the bellows of the ventilator what are the two major conceptual mo...

Which of the following pressure points must be padded in supine position - -Occiput -Elbows -Heels Which intervention helps prevents brachial plexus injury in lateral decubitus position - Positioning the head in neutral position Trendelenburg position is associated with - -Increased CVP -Increased venous return -Decreased pulmonary compliance -Decreased FRC Supine position is associated with - Decreased FRC What intervention would attenuate hemodynamic changes in prone position ...

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The ____ laryngeal muscles control the tension and position of the vocal cords, while the _____ laryngeal muscles support the larynx inside the neck and assist with swallowing - intrinsic, extrinsic The ____ nerve innervates all of the intrinsic laryngeal muscles except the cricothyroid muscle - recurrent laryngeal Which laryngeal muscle pair is responsible for opening (abducting) the vocal cords? - the posterior cricoarytenoids Which laryngeal muscle pair is responsible for closing (ad...