kristo

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If you really love someone, it’s ….s i m p l e!!!

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Respiratory Alkalosis nurse-with-a-smile: Problem solved. Thanks Sheldon. Respiratory Alkalosis: Risk Factors: Hyperventilation Hypoxemia Altitude sickness Asphyxiation Asthma Pneumonia Manifestations: pH > 7.45 PCO2 < 35 mmHg Tachypnea Anxiety, tetany Paresthesias Palpitations Chest pain Interventions: Regulate oxygen therapy Reduce anxiety Rebreathing techniques (via musicnurse)

Respiratory Alkalosis

nurse-with-a-smile:

Problem solved. Thanks Sheldon.

Respiratory Alkalosis:

Risk Factors:

Hyperventilation

Hypoxemia

Altitude sickness

Asphyxiation

Asthma

Pneumonia

Manifestations:

pH > 7.45

PCO2 < 35 mmHg

Tachypnea

Anxiety, tetany

Paresthesias

Palpitations

Chest pain

Interventions:

Regulate oxygen therapy

Reduce anxiety

Rebreathing techniques

(via musicnurse)

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iheartmyart:

Andrei Roiter, Time Capsule, 2010, Mixed media, 80x100x65 cm

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YOU’RE JUST ANOTHER EVIL EX WAITING TO HAPPEN :(

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fullforceps:

The formation of SCAR tissue (fibrosis) within the glomeruli, the coiled capillary networks within the nephrons of the KIDNEYS. The most common presentation of glomerulosclerosis is focal segmental glomerulosclerosis in which the fibrosis is scattered throughout the glomeruli, affecting only parts of the GLOMERULUS in various nephrons. The damage permanently blocks the affected glomeruli, however. Because the kidneys have millions of nephrons, glomerulosclerosis may be under way for a significant time before it causes enough damage to manifest symptoms. Some forms of glomerulosclerosis are familial (have a hereditary component) and others arise in conjunction with INFECTION such as HIV/AIDS. Most often, however, the glomerulosclerosis is idiopathic the nephrologist can find no cause for the scarring. Though some researchers believe the cause is autoimmune, glomerulosclerosis does not respond to IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE THERAPY.
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malcriadito:

I can hear butthead saying it.