Cardiac Tamponade Is Compression of the Heart Caused by Fluid

question 269

True/False

Cardiac tamponade is compression of the heart caused by fluid in the pericardial sac.

Understand the mechanisms for protecting intellectual property and their role in encouraging innovation.

Grasp the economic implications of innovation and diffusion in the marketplace.

Understand the distinction between invention, innovation, and diffusion.

Recognize examples of product and process innovation.

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Definitions:

Granulosa

Cells surrounding the oocyte in the ovary, playing a key role in the development and hormone production of the ovarian follicles.

Cumulus Mass

A cluster of cells that surround an oocyte, or egg cell, providing it with nutrients and support during development.

Theca Interna

Inner vascular layer of the theca of the secondary and mature follicle; produces estrogen and contributes to the formation of the corpus luteum after ovulation.

Suspensory Ligament

Band of peritoneum that extends from the ovary to the body wall; contains the ovarian vessels and nerves. Small ligament attached to the margin of the lens in the eye and the ciliary body to hold the lens in place.