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The study review from Sarver-Med Surg: "Other questions"

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What is a predisposing factor for latent cirrhosis?   Alcohol abuse  
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What is the major cell of the liver?   Hepatocrite  
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Which medication binds with ammonia and is excreted?   Lactulose  
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Which drugs destroys ammonia in the gut?   Neomycin  
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Which rises first, amylase or lipase?   Amylase  
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Portal hypertension develops with what disease?   Cirrhosis  
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What is the difference between compensated and decompensated cirrhosis?   Compensated does not have symptoms because your body is covering it up, but the body can only compensate for so long until the cirrhosis becomes decompensated and symptoms start showing  
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How is ammonia normally excreted?   Converted to urea to be excreted by the kidneys in the urine  
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Explain the difference between Lasix and Aldactone:   Lasix makes you spill potassium (K+ wasting) but with Aldactone you do not (K+ sparing)  
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What are two major cellular bodies within the pancreas?   Endocrine and exocrine glands  
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Whichi duct comes off of the gallbladder?   The cystic duct  
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What does Buck's traction do?   Immobilizes fractures of the hip and decreases muscle spasms  
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What is the main reason for join replacement surgery?   Complaint of pain  
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Which two types of gallstones are there?   Cholesterol and pigmented  
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What is a bougie procedure with GERD?   Used to dilate the esophagus  
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What is the second most common reason for a visit to the doctor?   Back pain  
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What is spinal stenosis caused by?   Osteoarthritis  
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What is the recommended treatment for lower back pain or herniated discinitially?   Rest with ice then apply heat  
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What is the difference between Achalasia and GERD?   With GERD the LES is nonfunctioning or too relaxed. With Achalasia there is no peristalsis.  
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What is the most common cause of a spinal cord injury?   Motor vehicle accidents  
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What is quadraplegia?   Paralysis in all four extremities  
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Where do injuries causing paraplegia usually occur?   Between T1-L4  
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Where would you expect pain with cholecystitis?   RUQ and midepigastric region  
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What is the best way to facilitate breathing with someone who has ascites?   High-fowlers  
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What position is more comforting to someone who has pancreatitis?   Side-lying or fetal (knee-to-chest)  
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Which medication is given within 8 hours after a spinal cord injury to decrease inflammation?   Prednisone or other steroid  
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Which disease process is debilitating however cognitive function is never lost?   ALS =( sad disease, just saying  
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What medication can be used for a status epilepticus seiaure to correct it?   Ativan or Valium  
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Which disease moves from the feet up the body?   Guillain-barre  
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