Entries by Daphne Hanson

Water receptor antagonists

Water receptor antagonists are not as effective as proton pump inhibitors at decreasing HCL concentrations in the stomach a. Acetylcholine and gastrin can still agonize their respective receptors stimulating proton pump activity b. The H2 receptor is coupled to GI thereby decreasing CAMP levels and ultimately proton pump protein expression C. None of these choices […]

Traumatic brain injuries

Traumatic brain injuries or concussions are some of the more severe injuries suffered in sports, car accidents, or even a simple fall. What portion of the brain makes contact with the skull in this type of injury, and what neurologic tissue is it? O Cerebral cortex (grey matter) O Cerebral cortex (white matter) O Corpus […]

Describe the homeostatic processes

Describe the homeostatic processes involved in the control of respiration, there are three elements that contribute to the regulation of ventilation. 4. Where are the “sensors” for oxygen? (there are several, find the ones that would be considered “peripheral”). 5. Where is the “thermostat”, or control center, that regulates your respiratory rate? 6. What are […]

Ethical conflicts arising in clinical settings and healthcare systems

While examing ethical conflicts arising in clinical settings and healthcare systems, the introduction to philosophical analysis and arguments in the context of clinical practice is imperative. Advanced practice nurses (APNs) have the privilege of professional healthcare practice, but with that privilege also comes accountability for professional judgments and resulting actions. There is a professional responsibility, […]

Anatomical Terminology

Anatomical Terminology: Acromial Region Subacromial impingement syndrome may prevent a person from moving the nearby joint through its full range of motion. The subacromial space is located in the acromial region Mark the image to indicate the right acromial region