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Record-setting kidney swap saves 13 lives
Questions
Synonyms
1) Desperately - Extreme need, critical, crucial – AD
2) Altruistic - Charitable, helpful, unselfish – AB
3) Disproportionately - Out of balance, uneven – E
4) Wistfully - Sadly, gloomily – AE
5) Recipient - Person who receives or obtains – AC
6) Phenomenal – Amazing, special – A
7) Candidate – person seeking a position – D
8) Anticipator – expectation, apprehension, waiting – C
9) Exhilarated – happy, ecstatic, cheerful – B
Science Comprehension
10) Blood cleansing treatment – d
11) To match donors with patients that are difficult to match – b
12) The kidney produces urine – d
13) More difficult – a
14) Ureter – c
15) Dialysis – c
Anatomy – 3/30/20
Ch. 14 Digestive Study Questions 1
1. Pyloric sphincter
2. Incisors
3. Jaundice
4. Catabolism
5. Peristalsis
6. Calorie
7. Amino acids
8. Absorption and assimilation
9. Minerals
10. Anabolism
11. Phenylketonuria
12. Sucking reflex
13. Enteric nervous system
14. Autonomic nervous system
15. Mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine and large intestine
16. Mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine and large intestine
17. About 30 feet or 9 meters
18. Laryngopharynx or hypopharynx
19. Mucosa, submucosa, muscularis externa and serosa
20. About 4 liters of food or fluid
21. About 90% of the digestion and absorption of food occurs in small intestine. The main function of small intestine is to absorb nutrients from food.
22. Salivary glands
23. 32 permanent teeth
24. hydrochloric acid or HCl
25. The hormones secretin and cholecystokinin
26. Starch
27. Esophagus
28. Jejunum
29. Cecum, colon, rectum and anus
30. Salivary Amylase
31. Duodenum
Anatomy – 4/1/20
1) Teeth
2) Mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine (4)
3) 30 feet long
4) Laryngopharynx
5) Muscularis interna
6) Autonomic nervous system
7) 4 liters of food
8) starch digestion begins here
9) vitamin B12
10) pyloric sphincter to ileocecal valve
11) jejunum
12) nutrients
13) Peyer’s Patches
14) Duodenum
15) 32
16) jejunum
17) movement of food
18) esophagus
19) larynx
20) 1-2 liters
21) Hydrochloric acid
22) 3-6 hours
23) ions
The case of the Crying Baby
Part I – Why does this baby cry so much?
1) In the first few months of life, Kayla had developed certain symptoms like eyes were filled with tears and she would whole day and almost whole night. Kayla also had intermittent fevers. Her mother also noticed a lump that would come out from the groin area sometimes. Kayla also developed a peculiar red rash near her genitals. Kayla’s diapers were sometimes coated with a yellowish discharge but were never wet.
2) The nurses and doctors told that Sara was just being anxious about her daughter as she was a new mother. The nurses and doctors suggested changing diapers frequently and use of A&D ointment for the rash. The vaginal discharge was brushed off as the reaction to withdrawal of her mother’s hormones.
3) Hernia is the term given to the abnormal growth of tissue or organ from their cavity wall. Most of the hernia are not problematic or life-threatening, but some may require surgical removal. This would have been a source of Kayla’s medical problems as an inguinal hernia may obstruct the normal growth and development.
4) Sara was feeling “victimized” in the ordeal as she was constantly being told by the doctors and nurses that she is thinking too much about her daughter. She also did not join her work so that she could take care of Kayla as suggested by her grandmothers. Also, when Kayla developed red color due to high fever, her mother was told that she should have manage her sun exposure. Thus, being held responsible for her daughter’s problems, made Kayla feel victimized.
5) Definitions
a) Thriving – healthy growth and development of the baby
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