The pectoralis major is the only muscle that inserts on the corocoid process

A seated dip and a lat pulldown both are useful to strengthen the scapular elevators

Several days post-injury, a burn patient continues to lose significant quantities of proteins through his wounds.  Using the concepts of bulk flow, explain how this situation would contribute to the patient’s hypotension. (2 points)

Question #10 has multiple questions.  Type your answers A-G in the box below. Opus’ condition continues to worsen and he suffers an infarction of the left ventricle, resulting in acute congestive heart failure. Answer the following:  (Point totals for each question are stated;  12 points total) A.  Will the acute pulmonary edema INCREASE or DECREASE the ventricular end-diastolic pressure (LVEDP) within the left ventricle?  [Write your Increase or Decrease answer below.  (1 point)] B.  Will the acute pulmonary edema INCREASE or DECREASE perfusion through the coronary arteries?  (1 point) C.  Describe how the pulmonary edema and the pressure change within the left ventricle will effect blood perfusion through the coronary arteries to the subendocardial plexus. (2 points) D.  Will the acute pulmonary edema INCREASE or DECREASE oxygen diffusion in the lungs?  (1 point) E.  Describe how the pulmonary edema will effect lung oxygenation. (2 points) F.  If Opus’ condition worsens and he develops cardiogenic shock, list three specific ways the body will respond in an attempt to improve cardiac output?  (3 points)  G.  Briefly explain how the compensatory mechanisms you listed above (d) might result in a harmful manner to the patient.  (2 points)

Assume Steve Dallas ignores the physician’s advice and continues to smoke for the next 30 years.  Answer the following questions:  (Point totals for each question as stated.  4 points total) A.  What chronic end-stage (be specific) lung disorder is most likely to result? (1 point) B.  Describe three (3) effects of long-term smoking to the lungs.  (3 points)    

List and describe three (3) of the five (5) theories on the development of atherosclerosis.  (2 points each, 6 points total)

Explain the four forces discussed in class that effect movement of fluids, gases & wastes at the capillary level.  (Note:  It is NOT necessary to use all of the exact terms, but a clear explanation of the direction of movement and what causes each movement is required.)  (4 points total)

A patient has a blood pressure of 200/140.  Using the concepts of bulk flow, explain the effects this blood pressure may have at the alveolar-capillary membrane in the lungs. (2 points)

The fundamental insight underlying the study of epigenetics is

How are hydrocephalus and meningitis similar?