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243 FINAL

243 EXAM 4

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secondary spinal cord injury progressive damage due to compromised blood flow
tetraplegia cervical segment, all four limbs impaired
paraplegia thoracic, sacral, lumbar segment, 2 limbs impaired
complications of spinal cord injury bowel and bladder dysfunction, temperature regulation, DVT, dependent edema, skin integrity
autonomic dysreflexia T6 injury, hypertension, full bladder or pain
autonomic dysreflexia lower extremities goosebumps, cool, pale, moist
autonomic dysreflexia upper extremities flushed, slow heart rate
decerebrate rigidity, palms outward
decorticate internal rotation
brain death loss of function, absence of reflexes, respirations
persistent vegetative state lost cognitive function, spontaneous eye opening, no comprehension
encephalitis inflammation of the brain leads to local hemorrhage and cerebral edema
status epilepticus constant seizures
psychogenic seizures no activity on EEG, manifestations head shaking, closed eyes
gastric ulcer manifestation epigastric pain after food ingestion, nausea, vomiting
reparative stage bone healing callus formation replaces blood clot
risk factor for osteoarthritis women, age
osteoarthritis degenerative joint disease, wear and tear, erosion of articular cartilage, asymmetrical
symptoms of SLE arthralgia, arthritis, proteinuria
systemic lupus erythematosus B cell hyperactivity, immune complex forms and activates leading to lupus vasculitis
diagnosis SLE antinuclear antibodies ANA, anti DNA, ESR, C reactive protein
rheumatoid arthritis inflammation in synovial spaces, destructive granulation tissue fill joint spaces
rheumatoid arthritis manifestations symmetrical, aching, pain, instability
impetigo superficial bacterial infection, serous liquid hardens
bullous impetigo staph aureus, eruption and coalesce
cellulitis dermis and subcutaneous, expanding red, swollen, tender
type 1 herpes oropharyngeal infections, respiratory droplets
type 2 herpes genital herpes
angioedema swelling of tongue and upper airways
diverticulitis herniation of tissue of the large intestine through muscular layer of colon
diverticulitis pain left lower quadrant, nausea and vomiting
Cushing triad intracranial pressure manifestation of increased arterial pressure, widen pulse pressure, decreased pulse
macro vascular diabetic complications coronary artery disease, cerebrovascular disease, peripheral vascular disease
strain stretch, mechanical overload of muscle
sprain ligament can be torn or ruptured
malunion healing with deformity
fracture blister epidermal necrosis
compartment syndrome increased pressure, compromises circulation
erythema multiforme minor ring like erythematous macules and blisters
steven johnson syndrome ulceration of mucus membrane and skin
ALS upper and lower motor neurons progressively destroyed, weakness, dysphagia, dysarthraia
ischemic stroke blot clot clogs blood vessel in brain
ischemic thrombosis blood clot forms in artery leading to brain, aphasia, neglect, vision problems
embolic ischemia traveling clot to brain
ischemic penumbra area of infarct surrounded by ischemia, can be restored
hemorrhagic stroke blood vessel bursts in brain
myasthenia gravis attack on acetylcholine receptors at neuromuscular junction leads to muscle weakness
type 1 diabetes pancreatic beta cells destroyed by the body, insufficient insulin
type 1 manifestations polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, weight loss, weakness, ketosis
type 2 diabetes insulin resistance, common with metabolic syndrome, gradual, visual problems
gestational diabetes impaired glucose regulation during pregnancy
glycogenolysis breakdown of glycogen to glucose
glucagon stimulates conversion to glucose
gluconeogenesis synthesis of glucose from amino acids, glycerol and lactic acid
diabetic ketoacidosis fruity breath, Kussamul, dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, hyperglycemia
hyperglycemic hyper-osmotic state glucose > 600, dehydration, neurological symptoms, coma, type 2
A1C average blood sugar over months, 4-6%
multiple sclerosis inflammation, demyelination of myelin sheaths exposes nerve fibers, plaque formation, sclerosis
early multiple sclerosis myelin sheath damage, able to regenerate
late multiple sclerosis myelin destroyed, nerve fiber damage, permanent loss of function
impetigo bacterial infection of skin
hormone resistance impaired response, absent, defective binding and cellular receptor defects
cushing syndrome excess cortisol secretion leads to osteoporosis, muscle wasting, hirsutism
addison disease destruction of the adrenal gland and glucocorticoid insufficiency, weight loss, fluid imbalance, myalgia, arthralgia
jaundice unconjugated bilirubin
prehepatic bilirubin sickle cell anemia, transfusion reaction
cholecystisis inflammation of the gallbladder due to gallstones, constant RUQ pain, radiating to shoulder
cholelithiasis gallstones
choledolithiasis stones in common bile duct, backup of flow
cholangitis inflammation of common bile duct
pancreas insulin and glucose regulation, releases enzymes
oral glucose tolerance gestational diabetes diagnostic, thick sugar syrup
fasting blood glucose 8 hours no eating, concentration of glucose
polydipsia due to excretion, thirst
polyphagia hunger, cells starving, weight loss, fatigue
hypoglycemia use too much insulin, fasting or exercise, neurological symptoms, lethargic, restlessness, anxiety, less sugar to the brain
somogyi effect midnight hypoglycemia stimulates counter regulatory response to cause a hyperglycemia in morning
dawn phenomenon normal sugar through the night, hormone release in morning causes hyperglycemia
microvascular complication nephropathies, neuropathies, retinopathies
pituitary secretes hormones that talk to other glands
ACTH adrenal gland; aldosterone and cortisol
cortisol metabolism, antiinflammatory
growth hormone deficiency adults atherosclerosis
hyperthyroidism sweating, nervous, weight loss, heat intolerance, diarrhea, bulging eyes
thyroid storm extreme surge of thyroid hormone, high fever, tachycardia, diarrhea, delirium
grave's disease autoimmune dysfunction of thyroid, goiter, exopthalamus
hypothyroidism low TSH, hypo metabolic state, cold intolerance, weight gain, constipation, myexedema
parkinson's disease degeneration of dopamine producing neurons in the substantia nigra, tremors, rigidity, bradykinesia, dementia
ALS affects motor function, sensory and intellect still intact
rubella german measles, togavirus, macular and punctuate rash
rubeola koplick spots, 7 day measles, blotchy spreads to appendages from face
lyme disease rash erythema migrans (bullseye)
hyperkeratosis increased epidermal cell turnover, thickening of skin
oculocephalic response doll's eyes, opposite movement when head is moved
oculovestibular reflex water in eye causes nystagmus
monroe kellie hypothesis increases in volume in one compartment can be compensated for by decreased volume in another
brain 10% blood, 10% CSF, 80% brain tissue
cardiac stroke risk factors strial fibrilation, myocardial infarction, heart failure
stroke speech broca's area, difficulty speaking and understanding
glucocorticoids anti-inflammatory, essential for stress situations
primary adrenal cortical insufficiency increase in ACTH because negative feedback not working
secondary adrenal insufficiency result of hypopituitarism
acute adrenal crisis life threatening situation impairs adrenal cortex
hyperkalemia aldosterone not produced, imbalanced sodium and potassium
Addison disease manifestations myalgia, arthralgia, nausea, diarrhea, hyperpigmentation, hypoglycemia
inflammatory bowel disease autoimmune systemic manifestations, inflamed bowel
crohn's disease cobblestone lesions in all layers of intestinal wall, fistulas, malabsorption
ulcerative colitis ulcerative lesions in rectum and colon, in mucosal layer, blood diarrhea
achalasia esophageal motility disorder in lower 2/3 of esophagus
acute gastritis cause NSAID use, bacteria, alcohol and stress
gastritis atrophy of glandular epithelium mucosa
chronic gastritis type a autoimmune, pernicious anemia, neurological symptoms
chronic gastritis type b h pylori, inflammation interferes with protection against acid
meningitis signs kernig and brudinski
kernig sign extended legs, stiffness
brudinski neck flexed, knees bend
c dif hospital acquired infection, overuse of antibiotics, inflamed colon, overgrowth of bacteria, bloody stool
predispositions to infection diabetics, antibiotics, contraceptives, nutrition
low levels of cortisol impaired immune response and inflammatory response
bile aids in digestion of fat soluble vitamins, released from gallbladder, contains bilirubin
hiatal hernia diaphragmatic hernia allows portion of stomach to rise through diaphragm into thorax
complications of GERD esophageal erosion, barrets esophagus
gastritis manifestations pain, emesis, ulceration
ulcer complications hemorrhage, obstruction, perforation, penetration
diabetic organs risk kidneys and eyes
ecythma ulcerative impetigo
rubeola 7 day measles, koplik spots on buccal mucosa
convulsion motor seizure involving the whole body
epilepsy spontaneous recurring seizures
seizure alteration in cell permeability and ion distribution
motor generalized seizure involuntary movement during seizure
rubella manifestations enlarged cervical and post auricular lymph nodes
stages of varicella macule, vesicle, granular scab
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