'Venous return' presentation slideshows

The Rectum and You

The Rectum and You. Robert Theobald III, D.O. Vein Associates P.A. Napolean. Jimmy Carter. George Brett. Hemorrhoids. Cushions of tissue and varicose veins located in and around the rectal area Usually swollen and inflamed due to precipitating factors

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Exercise Prescription for Cardiovascular diseases

Exercise Prescription for Cardiovascular diseases. Dr. Leung Tat Chi, Godwin Specialist in Cardiology 27 April 2008. Prevention of Atherosclerotic Vascular Disease by Physical Exercise. Physical activity reduces the incidence of CAD Physical inactivity is a major CAD risk factor

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Nursing Assistant

Nursing Assistant. Resident Care Procedures. Respiratory disorders. Secretion of mucous from Lungs Bronchi Trachea Called sputum (not saliva) Expectorated from mouth or trachea Reasons to study sputum Blood Microorganisms Abnormal cells. Sputum collection. Early a.m. best

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HEART FAILURE

HEART FAILURE. NUR240 Lecture 4. Heart Failure. Also called pump failure Left-sided heart failure Right-sided heart failure High-output failure. Etiology . Heart failure is caused by systemic hypertension in 75% of cases.

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Module 5 Pediatric Cardiac Disorders

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Cyanotic Heart Lesions

Cyanotic Heart Lesions. Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery Night Curriculum Series. Cyanosis. Arterial saturation less than 90% and a PO 2 less than 60 torr In all cyanotic heart lesions the amount of cyanosis seen is dependent on the amount of pulm blood flow Decreased PBF- increased cyanosis

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CORONARY CIRCULATION

CORONARY CIRCULATION. Dr.Mohammed Sharique Ahmed Quadri Al Maarefa College . Objectives . Review the functional anatomy of coronary circulation Recognize the importance of phasic changes in coronary blood flow Describe the factors affecting the coronary blood flow

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Choice of Oscillator & Jet Ventilator (15 min) Choice of High Flow & Nasal CPAP (20 to 30 min) Trials in 2008

Respiratory Highlights 2008 BWH NICU Nursing Blitz. Choice of Oscillator & Jet Ventilator (15 min) Choice of High Flow & Nasal CPAP (20 to 30 min) Trials in 2008 of CPAP & SIPAP (5 min) 4. ROP Data & O2 Saturation Alarms (10 min).

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Anesthesia Following Heart Transplantation

Anesthesia Following Heart Transplantation. R1 Minghui Hung Department of Anesthsiology, NTUH. Case History. The patient was a male aged 68 yr who had received heart transplant 6 years ago due to dilated cardiomyopathy with congestive heart failure

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Maternal Mortality and Hemorrhage

Maternal Mortality and Hemorrhage. Gina M. Brown, MD NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Bureau of Maternal, Infant and Reproductive Health. Special Thanks to: Candace Mulready, MPH Katrina Manzano, MPH Vani Bettegowda, MHS Office of Vital Statistics

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Pulmonary Function

Pulmonary Function. Anatomy. In utero lung development Begins-21-28 day gestation Complete at 16 weeks Approx. 15-26 divisions. Anatomy. True alveoli @ 28 weeks Continue past birth, with 20 mil @ birth 300 mil @ 10 yrs (peak) Lung volume- 80% air 10% blood

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Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection

Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection. Seoul National University Hospital Department of Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery. Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection. Seoul National University Hospital Department of Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery.

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Central venous catheters

Central venous catheters. February 2010 Anne Aspin. Central venous catheter. Central venous access is the placement of a venous catheter in a vein that leads directly to the heart. Site. Basillic or long saphenous vein preferred.

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Vascular System

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Respiratory Distress in Newborn

Respiratory Distress in Newborn. Leena Mane PGY 3 Resident Emory Family Medicine Rhea Mane Specialist. Question.

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Cardiac Evaluation of the Newborn

Cardiac Evaluation of the Newborn. Karen D. Sawitz , MD St. Barnabas Hospital Department of Pediatrics. Objectives. To review fetal circulation and understand the changes that take place after birth

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Obtain and Label Blood Specimens

Obtain and Label Blood Specimens. Introduction. Venipuncture is a technique that permits access to a vein so that a needle or catheter can be inserted, usually to withdraw a blood specimen or initiate an intravenous infusion

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Shortwave Diathermy

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CARDIAC DISEASE IN PREGNANCY

CARDIAC DISEASE IN PREGNANCY. Physiologic Changes of Pregnancy. Blood volume and cardiac output rise in pregnancy to a peak that is 150% of normal by 24 - 28 weeks gestation. Systemic vascular resistance drops significantly during pregnancy.

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Cardiac Output

Cardiac Output. Learning Outcomes. By the end of this session you should be able to: Define Heart Rate Define Stroke Volume Explain the factors that influence stroke volume Define Cardiac Output Explain how cardiac output is regulated. Heart Rate (HR).

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