Health Exam 2

• 'Clubbing of fingers' is a response to chronic hypoxemia
• 02 is mostly transported as oxyhaemoglobin
• Humerus bone is located in arm
• Plasma is the fluid part of blood
• Tetany describes a muscle that remains in a contracted state
• Estrogen, progesterone and growth hormone affect the activity of the epiphyseal disc
• The maxilla contains upper teeth
• The rotator cuff muscles stabilise the shoulder joint
• depress medulla oblongata and depress ventilation is the effect of overdose of opioid
• 'Lupp Dupp' is related to closing of heart valves
• Plasma oncotic pressure is caused by plasma proteins
• Renal arteries deliver oxygenated blood to kidneys
• Ventricles filling with blood happens during ventricle diastole
• Cardiac impulse normally originates from SA node
• Achilles tendon attached gastrocnemius muscle to calcaneus bone
• Osteoclastic activity raises blood calcium levels
• Constriction of bronchiolar smooth muscle contributes to wheezing of asthma