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Drug Actions Farias

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heartburn, esophageal stricture, hemorrhage, hoarseness, pneumonia   GERD  
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enlarge esophogaus, dysphagia, regurge, chestpain, wieght loss, mucosal rupture/ulceration, putrid materia, aspiration pneumonia   esophogeal achalasia  
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chronic, gnawing, burning ab/chest pain, GI bleeding, acute massive hemorrage, perforation, infection, obstruction   ulcer disease  
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N/V, Bloating, constipation/diarrhea, bacterial overgrowht, blood glucose, weight loss, bezoars   gastroparesis  
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discomfort after eating to severe pain, jaundice   cholelithiasis  
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inflammation, infection sepsis   cholecystitis  
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dehydratio, malnutrition, weight loss, fatigue   diarrhea  
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Osmotic D.   Malabsorptive nutrients/electrolytes, retain water  
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secretory   increase rate of fluid out of epith. into lumen  
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inglammatory   loss of mucus, blood, protein, cytokeine release  
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host immune response to GI antigens, t and B cells disrupt, ulcerations/inflammation of entire bowl, perforation, fistula, abscess, SI, bleeding, cancer, protein losing enteropathy, disorder skin eye mucus, arthritis, nephrolithiasis, thromboembolic dis,   IBD-Crohns  
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rare-preforation, obstuction, fistula, bleeding, prostein losing enterpathy, higher risk of carcinoma   IBD-ulcerative colitis  
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refined food, muscose and submucosa herniate   diverticular disease  
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diverticulosis   initial stage, chronic constipations, ab. pain, flatulence, sigmoid colon, abnormal colon wall  
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diverticular bleeding   blood in stool, painless, no inflammation  
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diverticulitis   focal area inflammation, ab. pain, fever, risk of sbscess, perfoartion, fistula, intestineal obstruction.  
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decreased solubility, increase precip. of uring substnace, dehydration, high protein diet, HTN, infection   renal stones  
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pain in kidney, distension, anuria, azotemia, hematuria, renal damage, HTN, infection or abscess   renal stones  
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abrupt hematuria, proteinuria, Dec. GFR, water/salt retention   acute glomerulonephritis  
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complete renal failure in weeks   rapidly professive glomerulonephritis  
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acute flomerulonephritis to chronic   chronic glomerulonephritis  
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nephrotic syndrome   proteinuria, albunimura, edema, hyperlipidema  
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acute Glom.   immune mediated attackw ith deposition of immunocomplexes and complement in capillaries  
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rapidly progressive glom.   extracapillary proliferation with gaps in basement membrane  
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chronic glomerul.   sclerosis, subepithelial protein deposits and cell. proliferation  
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nephrotic syndrome   no cellular infiltrate of inflammation, antigen-ab in basement membrane  
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renal stones, heart failure, glomerulonephritis, nevrosis, hypovolemia, septis   acute renal failure  
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fatigue, malaise, peripheral edema, dyspnea, dec. FG, increased BUN, urine not conc., NA retention, azotemia, orthopnea, rales   acture renal failure  
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DM, glomerulonephristis, HTN, infeciton PKD, Obstruction   Chronic renal failure  
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loss of nephron function, uremia, renal hormones change, fluid shifts   chronic renal failure  
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hyperalekemia, anemia, clotting abnormaliites, CV and pul. dysfunction, osteomalacia and osteoporosis, metabolic acidosis, CHF, Edema   Chronic renal failure  
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biliubin, nutrients, drugs, foreign substances   hepatic portal vien (to liver)  
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bilirubine metabolic hormones and drugs, nutrients   hepatic artery (to liver)  
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bile salts, bilirubin, water, ions, phospholipids   bile duct (away liver)  
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glucose, plasma proteins, urea, D3, somatomedins, metabolites   hepatic veing (away liver)  
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glucose, fat, protein synthesis, urea production, detox, storage   liver  
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acute, stool, fecal, oral, sex, abrupt onset, antibiotics against reinfection, vac. kills hepatocytes   hep. A viral  
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Hep. B viral   acute, 6%chronich, blood, sex, insiduious, vaccine  
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hep C viral   acute, 70-80% chronic, blood  
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Hep. D Viral   acute, chronic, HBV coinfection, blood, sex, high mortality, insidious onset  
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hep e viral   acute, stool, oral, most severe acute  
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acute hep   hepatocyte infection, inflammatory response, heptatocyte degeneration/necrosis, kupfer cells, cholestasis with bile plug, hepatic loss 1-5%,  
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acute hep. viral   prodrome icteric, convalescent  
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prodrome   fever, malaise, fatigue, N/V, anoreaxia, ab. pain, HA, cough, skin, myalgia, arthralgia  
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icteric   improve prodome ex. ab. pain, splenomegaly, jaundic, light poo, dark urin, eccchymoses, encephalopathy, renal dysfunction  
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convalescent   normal except liver tests  
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acute: toxic   similar to viral  
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acetominophen   CYP-iNOS activaiton-apoptosis,  
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chronic hepatitis   viral, drugs, genetic (antitrypsin), immune  
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chronic hepatitis   little or no fibrosis, anorexia, fatigue, malaise, RUQ ab. pain, jaundice, hepatomegaly, cirrhosis  
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cirrhosis   fibrosis, protal hypertension, scaring, regenerative nodules  
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cirrhosis   ascites, h. encephalopathy, gastroesophageal varices, feminization, coagulopathy, hepatorenal syndrom, hypoalbuminemia, peripheral edema, bac. peritonitis, splenomegaly, spider angioma  
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