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Two Stab Wounds (Physiology (Wound Site 1 (The lung is affected (This…

- - - - This tampers with the homeostasis of the respiratory system
      - The lung allows for the intake of fresh oxygen/ gas exchange
    - - The stomach produces gastric juice and aids in digestion
      - muscles contract to push the food around
  - - - The liver secretes bile, ensures metabolism, and stock energy
      - Liver helps process the nutrients
      - helps detoxify the body
  - - - The respiratory system supplies the blood with oxygen
      - removes carbon dioxide
      - the lungs are the main workers
    - - The Digestive System distributes nutrients to the body
      - Waste is eliminated as feces
  - - - platelets and proteins in the plasma clot over the injury stopping the bleeding
- - - - Inferior- below , towards the feet end
      - Axillary Region- Armpit
      - Anterior- towards the ventral side of the body
    - - Thoracic- Chest Cavity
        
        Pleural Cavity- Lung Cavity
      - Membranes Affected
        
        Visceral Pleura
    - - Lung
      - Ribs
      - Liver
      - Muscles
      - This affects the respiratory, msucular, and digestive system
  - - - Epigastric- Upper stomach region, above the umbilical
    - - The upper abdominal Region
      - above the umbilical region
      - Ventral Cavity
        
        Abdominal Cavity
        
        Visceral Peritoneum is affected
    - - Liver
      - Pancreas
      - Duodenum
      - Stomach
      - Spleen
      - Adrenal Glands
      - This affects the digestive and endocrine systems
- - - - Stomach Acid leaking into the abdominal cavity
        
        Acid could damage other organs and lead to sepsis or infection
    - - damages the digestive system and process
        
        weight loss
        
        nausea/vomiting
        
        lack of nutrients
  - - - Tear,cut, or bruise to the organ
      - Internal Bleeding
    - - Hinders Digestion
      - Bile production would stop and metabolizing fats, proteins, carbs would be difficult
- - - - Would stop ability to breathe normally
      - air pressure would stop lungs ability to expand
    - - Lack of oxygen could lead to suffocation
      - Need respiratory therapy in the future
      - Possible Organ Transplant