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60 Year old woman with history of obesity an DM II. Experiencing…

- - - - RV
        
        Pulmonary SL valve
        
        Pulmonary Trunk
        
        2X pulmonary arteries
        
        lungs
        
        4 pulmonary veins
        
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        prevent backward flow of blood
        
        the closing of this valve and the aortic SL valve makes the "dub" sound often call S2
        
        papillary muscles-attched by chordae tendineae
        
        three of the muscles, posterior, and anterior muscles can be found in the walls of the right ventricle and connect to the three (or more) cusps of the tricuspid.
      - valves prevent backward flow of blood
      - the closing of these valves makes the "lub" sound which is call S1
  - - - cardiac center
        
        regulates heart activity output
      - vasomotor center
        
        controls the degree of vasoconstriction and vasodilation of blood vessels
  - - - the number of beats per minute
  - - - dependent upon the volume of blood that enters the heart at the end of relaxation
- - - - congestive heart failure
      - mitral regurgitation
        
        blood flows in two directions
        
        into left ventricle and back into left atrium
        
        heart enlarges to maintain forward flow
        
        results in fluid build up in lungs
    - - scar tissue forms to fill gaps
        
        tissue loss- the person may die
- - - - ketoacidosis
      - Kussmaul breathing
  - - - dialysis
        
        kidney transplant
  - - - beta cells in the pancreas release more insulin
        
        cells become impaired and can't make enough insulin to meet the body's demands
  - - - tingling, numbness, burning, or pain
        
        tips of toes or fingers
    - - nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation