PBD 2019 Spring

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Largest compartment of fluid

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Odema occurs due to

1

Histamine, bradykinin and leukotrienes are vasoactive substances

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Ascites, plueral effusion and percardial effusion are all types of serous effusions

1

Lung infection and right sided heart failure can lead to what type of odema

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What name is given to severe dietary protein deficiency but sufficent caloric intake (nutritional odema- Oncotic)

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Insulin growth factor (IGF) is produced

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Acromegaly is due to increased Growth hormone after puberty

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Acromegaly causes

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Which has the higher pH

1

Acidosis is

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Alkalosis

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Achondroplasia is due to a lack of fibroblast growth factor receptor, cartilage formation is affected, relatively normal torso but limbs are stunted

1

Marasmus is due to severe dietary protein and calory intake

1

Microcephaly is a decrease in head size, occurs during fetal development

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Labile cells include

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Stable cells include

1

Permanent cells include

1

Failure to maintain a normal size

1

Altered differentiation

1

Metaplasia normally invloves mature cells and can be reversible

1

Premalignant, increased cell growth, atypical morphology and decreased differentiation

1

Apoptosis can be triggered by 2 pathways. Intrinsic and Extrinsic

1

Caseous necrosis is most common in

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Granulation tissue can be refered to as 'gap filler tissue' Myofibroblast proliferation can contract like muscles, produce collagen and draw walls of a cut together

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The study of disease in populations relating to number of new cases in a defined population size during a defined period is

1

The study of disease in populations that looks at the number of cases existing in a defined population size at a specific time point

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Liver cirrhosis invloves proliferation of hepatocytes as nodules and fibroblast prolifertaion as scarring

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PBD 2019 Spring

Largest compartment of fluid

Odema occurs due to

Histamine, bradykinin and leukotrienes are vasoactive substances

Ascites, plueral effusion and percardial effusion are all types of serous effusions

Lung infection and right sided heart failure can lead to what type of odema

What name is given to severe dietary protein deficiency but sufficent caloric intake (nutritional odema- Oncotic)

Insulin growth factor (IGF) is produced

Acromegaly is due to increased Growth hormone after puberty

Acromegaly causes

Which has the higher pH

Acidosis is

Alkalosis

Achondroplasia is due to a lack of fibroblast growth factor receptor, cartilage formation is affected, relatively normal torso but limbs are stunted

Marasmus is due to severe dietary protein and calory intake

Microcephaly is a decrease in head size, occurs during fetal development

Labile cells include

Stable cells include

Permanent cells include

Failure to maintain a normal size

Altered differentiation

Metaplasia normally invloves mature cells and can be reversible

Premalignant, increased cell growth, atypical morphology and decreased differentiation

Apoptosis can be triggered by 2 pathways. Intrinsic and Extrinsic

Caseous necrosis is most common in

Granulation tissue can be refered to as 'gap filler tissue' Myofibroblast proliferation can contract like muscles, produce collagen and draw walls of a cut together

The study of disease in populations relating to number of new cases in a defined population size during a defined period is

The study of disease in populations that looks at the number of cases existing in a defined population size at a specific time point

Liver cirrhosis invloves proliferation of hepatocytes as nodules and fibroblast prolifertaion as scarring

Atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP)

Largest compartment of fluid

Odema occurs due to

The main types of odema are

Histamine, bradykinin and leukotrienes are vasoactive substances

Ascites, plueral effusion and percardial effusion are all types of serous effusions

Lung infection and right sided heart failure can lead to what type of odema

Transudate fluid

What name is given to severe dietary protein deficiency but sufficent caloric intake (nutritional odema- Oncotic)

Dwafism occurs due to

Insulin growth factor (IGF) is produced

Acromegaly is due to increased Growth hormone after puberty

Acromegaly causes

Which has the higher pH

Acidosis is

Alkalosis

Achondroplasia is due to a lack of fibroblast growth factor receptor, cartilage formation is affected, relatively normal torso but limbs are stunted

Marasmus is due to severe dietary protein and calory intake

Microcephaly is a decrease in head size, occurs during fetal development

Labile cells include

Stable cells include

Permanent cells include

Failure to maintain a normal size

Altered differentiation

Metaplasia normally invloves mature cells and can be reversible

Premalignant, increased cell growth, atypical morphology and decreased differentiation

Apoptosis can be triggered by 2 pathways. Intrinsic and Extrinsic

Necrosis

Caseous necrosis is most common in

Granulation tissue can be refered to as 'gap filler tissue' Myofibroblast proliferation can contract like muscles, produce collagen and draw walls of a cut together

The study of disease in populations relating to number of new cases in a defined population size during a defined period is

The study of disease in populations that looks at the number of cases existing in a defined population size at a specific time point

Liver cirrhosis invloves proliferation of hepatocytes as nodules and fibroblast prolifertaion as scarring