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Question		Answer
the atria start learning		receive blood
the valves start learning		open to allow blood to flow between the chambers and then close to prevent backflow of blood
the ventricles start learning		pump blood
the pulmonary vein start learning		carries oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium
the pulmonary artery start learning		carries de-oxygenated blood to the lungs
the aorta start learning		brings oxygenated blood to all parts of the body
inspiration start learning		breathing in
inspiratory rate start learning		the rate at which a person breathes in (expressed as breaths per minute)
respirations start learning		breaths - that is, movement of air in and out of the lungs
respiratory rate start learning		the rate at which a person breathes in and out (expressed as breaths per minute)
expiration start learning		breathing out
expiratory rate start learning		the rate at which a person breathes out
apnoea start learning		the patient is not breathing at all
bradypnoea start learning		the patient's breathing is slow rate; the respiratory rate is less than 12 breaths per minute
tachypnoea start learning		the respiratory rate is rapid; it has increased to between 20 and 30 breaths per minute
dyspnoea start learning		the patient has laboured breathing or difficulty breathing
necrosis start learning		death of cells and living tissue
eschar start learning		thick, dry, black necrotic tissue
desiccation start learning		drying out
inflammation start learning		swelling caused by infection
swab start learning		a small piece of material which is used to take samples of body fluids
slough start learning		dead tissue which separates from healthy tissue after infection
debridement start learning		the removal od dead tissue
cellulitis start learning		infalmmation of the tissue under the skin, often caused by infection
well-vascularised start learning		good blood circulation is achieved and the tissues are supplied with oxygen and other nutrients
viable start learning		able to grow or survive
necrotic tissue start learning		dead tissue
high bacterial load start learning		a high level of infection carried by the tissues
exudate start learning		ooze or discharge from the wound
maceration start learning		excessive softness caused by too much moisture
chronic start learning		long-term or ongoing
skin graft start learning		the transplantation of skin from another part of the body to a wound which cannot heal on its own
granulated start learning		containing connective tissue found in healing wounds
sloughy start learning		contains dead tissue which falls off a wound during an infection
macerated start learning		softened because of excess moisture
inflamed start learning		red and swollen because of infection
serous start learning		with yellowish fluid or blood serum
haemoserous start learning		yellowish fluid tinged with red blood cells
purulent start learning		full of pus, a yellow or green discharge found in an infected wound
odour start learning		smell (usually unpleasant)
non-adhesive dressing, NAD start learning		a dressing which does not stick to the wound
antimicrobial start learning		something which treats infective microorganisms
hydrating start learning		adding moisture to sth
intact wound start learning		the dressing is sealed and cannot be lifted off for viewing
pancreas start learning		the prgan which produces insulin, which regulates blood sugar
diabetes start learning		disease characterised by high levels of sugar in the blood
diabetic start learning		a person who suffers from diabetes
hypoglycaemia start learning		a low level of sugar in the blood
hypoglycaemic agent start learning		oral medication used to lower blood sugar levels
glycosuria start learning		presence of glucose in the urine
ketones start learning		the by-product produced when fats metabolise
diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) start learning		the condition where the blood is more acidic than the surrounding tissues
insulin start learning		hormone produced in the beta cells of the pancreas
blood sugar level (BSL) start learning		amount of glucose in the blood

ang II rok - definicje po angielsku 1-4 unit

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