Explain the physiological basis of electrocardiography and a normal waveform. Describe 2 common dysrhythmias.
Explain the physiological basis of electrocardiography and a normal waveform. Describe 2 common dysrhythmias.
2. Describe and explain the major physiological changes / adaptations that occur during a 20 week cv training program.
1- Explain the changes in heart rate between conditions. Describe the physiological mechanisms causing these changes. 2- Are there differences in the cardiac cycle with the respiratory cycle (“Start of inhale-exhale” data)? 3- What changes occurred in the duration of systole and diastole between resting and post-exercise? 4- In the normal cardiac cycle, the atria contract before the ventricles. Where is this fact represented in the ECG? 5- What is meant by “AV delay” and what purpose does the delay serve?...
The molar concentrations of bicarbonate to carbonic acid in the blood is maintained at an approximate 20:1 ratio under normal physiological conditions. Explain how this enables the body to resist changes to blood pH. (100 words) The molar concentrations of bicarbonate to carbonic acid in the blood is maintained at an approximate 20:1 ratio under normal physiological conditions. Explain how this enables the body to resist changes to blood pH. (100 words)
W es 07. 7. Explain the pathophysiology of AD. . Describe the potential physiological complications of AD. 9. Relate the primary and differential diagnostic implications of AD. 10.Define retrogenesis, and explain the evidence for retrogenesis in AD. 11. What are the 7 GDS stages? What are the potential implications for rehabilitation professionals to assist in each stage? 12. What are the measures to limit potential complications from contractures? 13. Give a synopsis of the case study, at the end of...
1-Explain what Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) is and describe the most common causes. 2- Describe the available options used to reduce or prevent RSI in the workplace
1- Explain what Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) is and describe the most common causes. 2- Describe the available options used to reduce or prevent RSI in the workplace
1. Describe the pathophysiology of type 1 diabetes. 2. Explain why urinary tract infections are common in people with diabetes. Explain how acute renal failure could develop. Mr. M. has had the infection for a week and has developed mild ketoacidosis because of the infection. Analysis of arterial blood gases indicates that his serum bicarbonate level is low, and his serum pH is just below normal range. 3. Explain why infection may lead to ketoacidosis.
TCO 2) Explain the purpose of a conceptual database model and describe the most common method of creating one
2. Identify and summarize basic physiological functions and explain the need for appropriate nutrients. As well as excellent food sources for selected nutrients.
could you please answer this questions: 1) know the common enema solutions. 2) describe the comfort and safety measures for giving enemas 3) describe how to care for a client with an ostomy pouch 4) explain why stool specimen are collected? 5) what is normal pattern of bowel movements?