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    Anatomy of the Human Body

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    attachment for the iliac (hip) bones and protect the pelvic organs. Coccyx region –the four fused bones of the coccyx or tailbone don’t really have a function. It is an embryology remnant of a tail from our primate ancestors. Types of Bones Long Bones – These have a greater length than width‚ with growth plates (epiphysis) at either end‚ having a hard outer surface of compact bone and a spongy inner known as cancellous bone containing bone marrow. Examples of long bones would be: Tibia‚ Fibula

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    The Skeletal System

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    works directly with the help of the skeletal system which would explain why it is often referred to as the muscular-skeletal System. The average adult skeleton has 206 bones that are joined up with ligaments and tendons to make a protective and supportive framework for the muscles and the soft tissues which lie underneath it. The 206 bones form a rigid framework that the softer tissues and organs of the body are attached to‚ the vital organs are also protected by the Skeletal System‚ the brain is protected

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    like to inform you about Leukemia’s symptoms‚ treatments‚ and who can be affected by it. So‚ what exactly is Leukemia and what are some symptoms to be aware of? Leukemia is characterized by an increase of abnormal white cells in the blood and bone marrow. In lamer terms‚ “Cancer of the blood cells.” If you have Leukemia‚ the first thing affected are your white blood cells that fight infections. If you have Leukemia‚ your white blood cell count becomes almost non-existent making it extremely difficult

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    Leukemia

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    that affects the patient’s lymphocytes. The signs of acute lymphocytic leukemia are weight-loss‚ low fevers‚ unusual tiredness‚ shortness of breath‚ joint pain‚ or spots on the body. To diagnose leukemia‚ there would be a blood and bone marrow test. If the bone marrow test is positive‚ a follow-up test is performed. A spinal top is tested to see if the disease has spread to the central nervous system. The treatment of acute lymphocytic leukemia are either chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Chemotherapy

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    The Musculoskeletal System

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    The musculoskeletal system has many functions to it because it is actually two systems that are put together; muscular and skeletal. The organs that are in these systems are skeletal muscles‚ bones (joints‚ tendons‚ and ligaments). By dividing the two systems into different sections‚ it will make it easier for you‚ the reader‚ to understand and make sense of the information. The muscular system functions are to provide movement‚ protects organs‚ and production of heat. There are many muscles that

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    two months there blood should have its proper iron level back‚ but just to make sure the pills are followed through for another couple of months. This treatment is continued to replenish the iron stored in the bone marrow. About 30% of all the iron in your body is stored in your bone marrow‚ so it is important you replenish these stores as well. After this treatment you should be fine‚ but people in high risk groups should go for regular check-ups. Older people may have to be more closely monitored

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    Chapter 30: Nursing Assessment: Hematologic System Test Bank MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. The nurse is caring for a patient who is being discharged after an emergency splenectomy following an automobile accident. Which instructions should the nurse include in the discharge teaching? a. Watch for excess bruising. b. Check for swollen lymph nodes. c. Take iron supplements to prevent anemia. d. Wash hands and avoid persons who are ill. ANS: D Splenectomy increases the risk for infection‚ especially with gram-positive

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    Myelodysplastic Syndrome

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    Myelodysplastic syndrome could not be described as a distinct syndrome until the first half of the 20th century when bone marrow biopsies were started in routine. Still‚ early suggestive reports can be found in the medical literature: a 1907 report by Luzzatto of megaloblastic “pseudo-aplastic anemia‚” 3‚ could have been MDS cases. In the mid-1920s‚ Di Guglielmo in Naples described a group of marrow disorders associated with bizarrely shaped erythrocytes and low peripheral

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    risks‚ and treatment. Doctors today still aren’t sure how it all works as the ALL is a cancer that has to do with people’s blood and bone marrow that is where the blood cells are made. Symptoms and Causes The acute lymphoblastic leukemia has many different symptoms that people may think is normal‚ but it from the cancer. This cancer can be noted by gum bleeding‚ bone pain‚

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    Lect Assign Week Five

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    internal organs. Bones along with muscles allow the body to move Blood vessels are made in certain types of bones Bones are able to store calcium as well as mineral phosphorus 7.2 2. What cell synthesizes the organic matrix of bone? What is the organic matrix of bone composed of? Osteoblasts synthesize the organic matrix of bone. The organic matrix of bone is composed of collagen‚ glycosaminoglycan‚ proteoglycans‚ and glycoproteins 3. What is the inorganic matrix of bone composed of? Composed

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