final Flashcards
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illregular activityinbrain sudden change in mental status and behavior
seizure
irregular activity thorugh the entire brain
generalized seizure
irregular activity in one section of the brain
partial seizure
move objects away place soemthing soft under head
do not attempt to rest can patient al force anything into mouth
after converyion have stopped plate patient in recovery positon
seizure care
cerbrivasuclar accident cud or brain attack
obstruction a rupture or blood vessel blood flow ot brain disrupted portion of brain doesn’t no t reaction adequate supply of aggenated blood
time frame rapture blood flow affected are is short
stroke
headache
sucorn
numbness peraphs
difficulty speeech or vision
confusion
disiness
stroke signs and syptoms
fast(ina stroke)
force
arm
speech
time
diseason theri perevend indivation prodicig enough insulin or form using insoline affectively
diabetic
hormore realeased by pancreas allwos glocuse blood sugar to enter calls to be used as engery
insulin
gradual onset caused of hgh blood sugar
not enough insulin eating to much sugar
hyperglycemia
childhood idabtes found early
type 1
a conboutlater in lin varies issues
type 11
rapid onset
caues flow blog sugare
not eout insulin
not eating taking to much insulin too little sugar
over resting
hypoglycemia
any substant that coan be hramful to the body
poisin
when person take more dose a substance their the body in handly
overdose
body is well to sebstance
tolerance
inhalation ingestions absorption injestion
rout and exposre(types of way to take medication)
can lead to illness posin body as normal even death diabetic head injury ehim over medical places (most common drug abuse and overdose)
alcjhole abuse
uppers
downer
narcotics
halluigen
violate chemical
drug abuse
life the caterin g shoc airway convict blood prequel
anaplylaxis
when hear gain fast thin body can shed head
hyperthermia
hypothermia
when body loses best fast on it can produce heat
loss of body heat thre sicne contet ground
conductions
heat level body wih each
respiration