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Anatomy &Physiology

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Liver

The liver holds about ____ pint of blood at one

time.

One (1)

The liver excretes _______that helps carry waste

products from the liver.

Bile

Liver converts excess glucose into

__________for storage.

Glycogen

Liver helps to ________ the blood of drugs and

other poisonous substances.

Filter, Clear, Remove.

The liver helps to regulate blood levels of amino acids, which are the building blocks of

___________.

Proteins

The small bowel is about ____ feet long.

Twenty (20)

This organ at the beginning of the sm. intestines produces

digestive enzymes and hormones.

Pancreas

Red blood cells develop in ______.

Bone Marrow

An RBC live in blood circulation for about

________ days.

100-120

The two sources of blood supply for the liver.

Hepatic Portal Vein

Hepatic arteries

CBC

Complete Blood Count

EGD

Esophagogastroduodenoscopy

(Upper Endoscopy)

FUO

Fever Unknown Origin

NEC

Necrotizing Enterocolitis

ITP

Idiopathic thrombocytopenic

Purpura

Fever

Temp > 100.4, Flushing of face, chills, Increased HR

and Resp

Low Glucose

Sweating, Anxiety, increased HR, confusion

Liver Failure

Jaundice, Itching of Skin, Nausea, Swollen stomach

(Acites), Confusion

Anemia

Weakness, fatigue, SOB, Palpitations, pale skin

Pneumonia

Fever, Cough, SOB, Sweating, chills, HA,

Muscle pain and Fatigue

Temperature

97.8-100

Heart Rate for an Infant

120 - 160

Potassium Level

3.5 – 5.0

Resp Rate for a child of 8 years old

16 - 25

Blood Pressure for a 3 yr old male

100-115/60-70

Make your wager

One of the most important rules in the

pediatric nursing environment

Maintain a safe environment