involution of corpus luteum causes the decline in progesterone. This decline causes tissue necrosis and the stratum functionalis sloughs off causing menstruation. This all happens if egg implantation in the endometrium does not occur. During menstruation blood, endometrial tissue, and serous fluid are discharged. 2. Barrier Methods include the female and male condom and diaphragm Female condom: Worn inside the vagina. Blocks sperm from reaching the women’s cervix Male condom: A thin sheath made from
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etc.) should begin to resolve. Daily intake and output should be monitored, any weight gain should be reported (greater than 3lbs in 48 hours), as the goal is to reduce fluid volume to improve cardiac output and tissue perfusion. Any increase in blood pressure, heart rate, edema, difficulty breathing, mentation changes, and weight gain indicate that therapy is not effective and that CHF is not resolving. * How would you differentiate between expected, adverse, and toxic side effects? Digoxin
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Postpartum Case Study May 26, 2016 Postpartum Case Study Admission Assessment J.B. a 38-year-old female, G5, P3 (SAB 2, L3) admitted on 5/09/16 at 0930 for a scheduled repeat cesarean section. The patient’s chief complaint is minor contractions and concern from previous SAB (Spontaneous Abortions). J.B’s 1st pregnancy ended at 13 weeks with a SAB. 2nd pregnancy ended by C-section at 37 weeks due fetal intolerance. Her 3rd pregnancy ended at 38 weeks with a repeat C-section and her 4th pregnancy
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obstruction. The surgical procedure involved extensive abdominal surgery to repair a perforated colon, irrigate the abdominal cavity, and provide hemostasis. During surgery his systolic blood pressure dropped to 70 mm Hg. Seven units of packed red blood cells and 4 L of normal saline were administered intravenously to restore blood loss and circulating volume. He is receiving 60% O2 through an aerosol face mask. He is being monitored with a cardiac monitor and pulse oximeter. He has a central intravenous catheter
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Case Studies on Cardiac Function This is the first case study that is required for the class. Please submit a paper (doesn’t have to be long; you could even give me bullet-point answers to the questions listed below) that answers all of the questions posed after Case Study 1. I have included an easy second case study which, if you complete it, will be worth extra credit. Answers to the first Case Study are worth 25 points and responding to Case Study 1 is required work for the course. The
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nausea and vomiting. The nausea and vomiting started occurring three hours prior to the patient arriving to the hospital. Upon his arrival, he was ambulatory and able to function normally. The patient has a previous medical history of smoking and high blood pressure. After the patient’s medical history and arrival assessment was completed, the emergency department physician ordered a CT of his abdomen and pelvis to determine what could be causing the patient’s chief complaints. Although the patient
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The process which controls the flow of blood following Vascular injury and the subsequent dissolution of the clot, after repair to the injured tissue, is haemostasis. Haemostasis is a normal physiological response, involving the dual pathways of platelet activation and coagulation cascade initiation, thus preventing blood loss. It serves to maintain the integrity of the circulatory system. When blood vessel injury occurs, physiological haemostasis is triggered when vascular integrity is compromised
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Heart failure (HF) is one of the most common manifestations of heart disease. In the US, the lifetime risk of developing HF at age 40 is one in five for both men and women, and continues at this level through the age of 80, despite the reduction in life expectancy.{Roger, 2012 #1789} Chronic HF in particular has increased in prevalence, even as control of other common cardiovascular syndromes, such as myocardial infarction (MI), has improved in recent years.{McCullough, 2002 #1851;Roger, 2012 #1789}
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the control exercise was the least difficult of all. Sterile isotonic saline was also really important when they conducted the experiment. The saline solution was used as IV drips for rehydration, this prevented excessive fluid redistribution to the blood
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Experimental Question: How Gold Peak Sweet Tea effects heart rate during exercise? Problem: How does Gold Peak Sweet Tea affect a subjects heart rate during exercise? Hypothesis: If a subject consumes 8 ounces of Gold Peak Sweet Tea 5 minutes before jogging in place for two minutes, than their heart rate will increase more than a subject who doesn't. Reasoning: - Resting heart rate is between 60-100 beats/min for regular people, and 40-60 beats/min for athletes - One 18.5 ounce bottle of Gold
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