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We discussed cardiovascular disorders. Select a topic from your readings, outcomes, objectives, concepts and sub-concepts (below) and present a question that applies to a concept or a disease process, wellness or illness. Submit your question in the following formats: audio, text or webcam. Once your comment has been posted, submit responses to your peers' questions and comments. Consider the outcomes, objectives and concepts below when formulating your initial question.
Your question and response should explain, illustrate, justify, trace, discuss, compare, contrast, agree or disagree, interpret, evaluate, and summarize.
Articulate alterations in structure and function of the cardiovascular and hematologic systems. (CO 1)
Trace the impact that alterations in the cardiovascular and hematologic systems have on the body. (CO 2)
Summarize the impact of alterations in the cardiovascular and hematologic systems on homeostasis. (CO 3)
Understand normal cardiovascular system disorders.
Compare and contrast common cardiovascular conditions: causes, clinical manifestations, diagnostic tests, and treatments.
Apply understanding of alterations in and cardiovascular systems across the lifespan to formulate care priorities.
Examine responses to aging and its impact on pathophysiologic changes in the cardiovascular system.
Describe how heredity and genetics influence pathophysiological alterations in the cardiovascular system.
Understand hematologic response to illness and injury.
Examine factors leading to cancers of the hematologic system.
Compare and contrast common types of anemias: causes, clinical manifestations, diagnostic tests, and treatments.
Apply understanding of alterations in the hematologic system across the lifespan to formulate care priorities.
Apply growth and development principles as they relate to the impact of aging on pathophysiologic changes.
Describe how genetics influence pathophysiological alterations in the hematologic system.
Main Topics and ConceptsSub-Concepts with Exemplar
Alterations in the cardiovascular system: perfusion
Alterations in physical structures and functions
Alterations in cardiac system function
Pathophysiologic cardiovascular system response to aging
Congenital and genetic influences on cardiovascular system pathology
Alterations in the hematology system
Hematologic response to illness and injury
Cancers of the hematologic system
Pathophysiologic hematologic system response to aging
Genetic influences on hematologic system pathology
Fluid imbalances: pulmonary edema; congestive heart failure
Metabolism: metabolic syndrome
Perfusion: pulmonary embolism; heart disease; hypertension; venous versus arteriole disorders; and shock states
Aging process: chronic leukemia
Acute versus chronic conditions
Cellular adaptation: acute leukemia
Perfusion: polycythemia
Oxygenation: anemias and hemoglobin and hematocrit levels
Genetics: hemophilia A, chronic myeloid leukemia (CML)
Injury: disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)
Attachment:- Goulds Pathophysiology for Health.rar