Pathophysiology Exam 1-UT Tyler Latest Update

Advanced Pathophysiology (nurs 5350) Pathophysiology Exam 1-UT Tyler Latest Update

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After Leukocytes arrive at the injured site, then two other cells arrive at the scene.

Which two are they? - CORRECT ANSWER: Neutrophils and macrophages

Alcoholics are usually at risk for the condition. - CORRECT ANSWER:

Hypomagnesemia

Aldosterone is a hormone that is known to indirectly control fluids by the movement of sodium. Less of this hormone causes: - CORRECT ANSWER: Decreased reabsorption of Na+

Aldosterone is a hormone that is known to indirectly control fluids by the movement of sodium. More of this hormone causes: - CORRECT ANSWER: Increased reabsorption of Na+

Alkalosis, Diarrhea, Diuresis, increased Aldosterone, and decreased intake are all

causes of this condition. - CORRECT ANSWER: Hypokalemia

Bicarbonate levels are regulated by this organ and abnormalities are usually metabolic.

- CORRECT ANSWER: Kidneys

Cardiac dysrhythmias and neuromuscular weakness are both effects of this condition. -

CORRECT ANSWER: Hypokalemia

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Cardiac dysrhythmias and neuromuscular weakness are effects of this condition. -

CORRECT ANSWER: Hyperkalemia

Cell membrane damage, acidosis, renal failure, and decreased aldosterone are all

causes of this condition. - CORRECT ANSWER: Hyperkalemia

Cells communicate information INTERNALLY by - CORRECT ANSWER: Autocrines

Cells communicate information LOCALLY by - CORRECT ANSWER: Paracrine and

neurotransmitters

Cells communicate information to DISTANT sites by - CORRECT ANSWER: Hormones

and Neurohormones

Cellular dehydration, edema, weakness, high BP, and decreased urine are a couple of

the effects of this condition. - CORRECT ANSWER: Hypernatremia

Damage to cell membrane, reduced levels of ATP, changes in metabolic processes, and

changes in pH are all known as. - CORRECT ANSWER: Cellular Adaptations

Decreased nerve conduction and cellular swelling in the brain are two main effects of

this condition. - CORRECT ANSWER: Hyponatremia

Decreased nerve excitability, polyuria, cardiac dysrhythmias, and GI effects are all

known effects of this condition. - CORRECT ANSWER: Hypercalcemia

Decreased parathyroid hormone, malabsorption, decreased albumin levels, and alkalosis are all known effects of this condition. - CORRECT ANSWER: Hypocalcemia

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