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Cells and Tissue Function
The ribosomes on the rough er have,
The protein that the rough er rib...,
The smooth er does not
90  cards
Fatty acids and the inflammatory response
Eicosapentaenoic acid and docosah...,
What foods have dha and epa,
Can a linolenic acid be produced ...
9  cards
Platelet activating factor
Where does paf come from,
What does it do
2  cards
Cytokines and Chemokines
What is the major source of il 1 ...,
How do they effect endothelial cells,
How do they effect neutrophils
5  cards
Chronic inflammation
Chronic inflammation involves the...,
What does the infiltration of mac...,
What are some examples of low gra...
13  cards
Repair vs Resolution
What does resolution usually involve,
What is lost during repair,
What partially replaces the paren...
8  cards
adhesion and keloid formation
Cutaneous wound healing occurs th...,
What do fibroblasts create,
What is epithelialization
4  cards
Anatomy review
What does mrna do,
What does trna do,
What does rrna do
53  cards
Autosomal Dominant Disorder explanation and Marfans
Single gene defects follow the me...,
Are autosomal dominant disorders ...,
What is the percentage of passing...
22  cards
Autosomal Recessive disorder explanation and PKU
What can increase the chance of p...,
What are the occurance risk perce...,
Is onset of ards early or late
14  cards
Tay-Sachs
What parts of the brain are affected,
What happens in tay sachs disease,
What type of disease is tay sachs...
12  cards
Cystic Fibrosis
In cf where is the mutation,
What is decreased in cystic fibrosis,
What is a result of cf bacteria b...
14  cards
Sickle Cell Anemia
Is it recessive or dominant,
Sickle cell anemia is caused by,
What is sickle cell anemia
9  cards
X- linked disorders and Hemophilia A
Who is more likely to experience ...,
What is the inheritance pattern o...,
What is the most common pattern o...
16  cards
Numeric Disorder: Turner Syndrome
What is turner syndrome,
This disorder affects how many li...,
What are characteristics of a gir...
10  cards
Klinefelter Syndrome
What is the cause of klinefelters...,
Klinefelters syndrome is characte...,
Is the male phenotype still retai...
13  cards
Down Syndrome
How common is down syndrome,
What are risk factors for down sy...,
What error happens in down syndrome
14  cards
Neurofibromatosis
What are the two types of neurofi...,
Both disorders result in a defect...,
Nf 1 affects what chromosome
23  cards
Polycystic Kidney disease
What is the cause of dominant pol...,
What happens in pkd,
When do symptoms appear
14  cards
Huntingtons Disease
What is it caused by,
What are some signs,
What are some symptoms on movement
8  cards
Osteogenesis Imperfecta
What is osteogenesis imperfecta,
How is this disorder characterized,
What are the mani of oi
6  cards
vonWillebrand disease
What is it caused by,
How many types are there and desc...,
What type of disorder is it conss...
8  cards
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
What is fas,
What is the occurrence of fas,
How does alcohol get to baby
10  cards
Dwarfism
What are the different types,
Symptoms of disproportionate,
Symptoms of proportionate
7  cards
Teratogens
What is a teratogenic agent,
What is torch,
How many ways can environmental a...
23  cards
Immunity and infection
In the innate immune system what ...,
What is a white blood cell differ...,
What does a left shift mean for a...
156  cards
cellular response and neoplasia
What is causes atrophy,
Who are some people who might exp...,
Is hypertrophy of heart muscle go...
60  cards
Obesity
What are some huge factors contri...,
What are some obesity health risks,
Why is bmi not sufficient by itself
19  cards
Aging
As aging starts to effect our ves...
1  cards
Hypoxia
What is hypoxia,
Which cells are the most effected...,
What are some ways hypoxia happens
6  cards
Last minute things
Just remember what about genetic ...,
What are the manifestations of th...,
What happens in the initial prima...
22  cards
CPT-1A
What is wrong in cpt 1a,
When is it diagnosed,
What happens to people with cpt 1a
4  cards
Regulation of urine concentration
What receptors read an increase i...,
What do the osmo recepts of the h...,
Where does adh bind to
5  cards
reg renal blood flow and the GFR- neural and humoral control mechs
Normal perfusion of blood per min...,
Whats the points of this blood flow,
What percent of cardiac output is...
11  cards
reg renal blood flow and the GFR- Autoreg mechs
In the kidney what does autoregul...,
What are the two auto reg systems...,
How does the myogenic work
11  cards
Tests of Renal Function
What is a normal urinanalysis,
What is the normal vlaue of bun,
What two things affect bun
18  cards
Obstructions
What affects the severity of obst...,
What is the most common obstruction,
What is another name for kidney s...
52  cards
Renal Infections: UTI
What is a cystitis,
What type of uti is cystitis,
What is uti cystitis caused by
17  cards
Renal infections: Acute Pyelonephritis
What is acute pyelonephritis,
Who does acute pyelonephritis usu...,
What is the etiology of acute pye...
13  cards
Renal infection: Chronic Pyelonephritis
What is chronic pyelonephritis,
What are the types of refluxes,
Who is more at risk of chronic pyelo
7  cards
Renal Inflammation: Glomerulonephritis
What is glomerulonephritis,
What is the etiology of glomerulo...,
What is the pathophysiology
6  cards
Chronic Kidney Disease
What causes chronic kidney disease,
What unique about chronic kid dis...,
What are the usual causes of chro...
19  cards
Renal Inflammation: Nephrotic Syndrome
What is nephrotic syndrome,
What are the manifestations of ne...,
What is the pathophysiology of ne...
8  cards
Acute Renal Failure
What is acute renal failure acute...,
What is acute renal failure in th...,
What is the etiology of acute ren...
22  cards
Urinary incontinence
What usually causes stress incont...,
What leads to increased bladder p...,
What are the risk factors of gett...
7  cards
Pediatric Renal Function
Newborns have a what,
How long does it take for a newbo...,
Because of their shorter loops of...
5  cards
Capillary fluid exchange
What are the four forces that con...,
Where does capillary hydrostat pr...,
Where does capillary colloidal os...
5  cards
Edema
Edema from increased capillary fi...,
Where is edema from increased cap...,
What is dependent edema
22  cards
Water and body weight
What is the average amount of wat...,
What is a good way to see whats w...,
What happens to water in people w...
23  cards
Syndrome of inappropriate ADH (SIADH)
What happens to someone with this...,
Can it be acute or chronic,
Why does it happen
9  cards
Diabetes insipidus (DI)
What causes di,
What goes wrong in di,
What happens as a result of uncon...
10  cards
Tonicity Solutions
What does hypotonic mean,
What does hypertonic mean,
Where does hypotonic solutions mo...
11  cards
Respiratory Dysfunction
What is tidal volume,
What is residual volume,
What is the inspiratory reserve v...
59  cards
Pleural Effusion-Pneumothorax-Asthma
What is pleural effusion,
What are the different types of p...,
What are the causes of hydrothorax
59  cards
COPD
What is copd,
How prevalent if copd,
What is emphysema
41  cards
Pulmonary Malignancies
What are the different types of n...,
What are the growths of squamous ...,
Who is most likely to be affected...
24  cards
Bronchiolitis
What is the most common causative...,
Who is most commonly affected wit...,
What is the onset of bronchiolitis
5  cards
Atelectasis
What is atelectasis,
What are the causes of atelectasis,
What are the manifestations of at...
10  cards
Manifestations of Pulmonary Disease
What is dyspnea,
What are manifestations of dyspnea,
What is clubbing
5  cards
Neurologic cells and messengers
What are the neuroglial cells,
What do neuroglial cells do,
What is the ratio of neuroglial c...
26  cards
Neurologic Dysfunction 2
What is the sympathetic nervous s...,
What is the parasympathetic system,
What is preganglionic
47  cards
Layers of tissue in the brain and spinal cord
What delicate tissue covers the s...,
What delicate tissue is the next ...,
What is the next layer after the ...
10  cards
CSF flow
Where does the blood get filtered...,
Where are the ventricles of the b...,
What filters the blood into csf i...
6  cards
Blood brain and cerebrospinal fluid barrier
What substances pass enter the br...,
What are most brain capillaries s...,
What type of molecules can easily...
10  cards
Parts and functions of the hindbrain
What structures are in the hindbrain,
What does the medulla ob do,
What does the pons do
20  cards
Signal Transmission, communication, and membrane potench
What is the pathway of communicat...,
Electrical impulses do what,
Chemical impulses do what
24  cards
Types of Pain
What is neuropathic pain,
What are conditions that can lead...,
What is a syndrome that can resul...
22  cards
Types of Headache
How much people are affected by m...,
What type of genetic inheritance ...,
What is migraine without aura
29  cards
Bone remodeling, formation, and growth
What two processes are in balance...,
What is bone remodeling and when ...,
What hormone is crucial to mainta...
17  cards
Fractures
What are the three major categori...,
What causes fatigue stress fractures,
Where do fat stress fracs happen ...
35  cards
Bone healing and complications
What are the four stages of bone ...,
When does hematoma happen,
What happens in a hematoma
22  cards
Spinal injuries
How many cases happen yearly,
Who are effected the most,
What age range is most at risk
19  cards
Spinal cord disorders
What is autonomic dysreflexia,
What sensation do you lose,
What causes it
11  cards
Strains and Sprains
What is the difference between a ...,
When do strains happen,
Who are more likely to get strain...
16  cards
Rhabdomyolysis
What causes rhabdo,
What is the disease interchangabl...,
What is the pathology of rhabdo
9  cards
Compartment Syndrome
What is the etiology of comp syn,
What can cause a decrease in comp...,
What can cause an increase in volume
8  cards
Osteoporosis
How many americans have this dise...,
What is a factor that contributes...,
What are the risk factors of oste...
9  cards
Rickets and Osteomalacia
What is rickets,
What is rickets defined by in the...,
What can osteomalacia and rickets...
11  cards
Scoliosis
What is scoliosis,
What is congenital scoliosis,
What is the pathophysiology of sc...
15  cards
Pain management
What are we assessing with someon...,
What are some nonpharmalogical in...,
What is tens
5  cards
Osteomyelitis
What is osteomyelitis,
What type of organisms cause oste...,
What is hematogenous endogenous o...
15  cards
Osteoarthritis
0  cards
Rheumatoid Arthritis
What is ra,
Who is more at risk in developing ra,
What is the etiology of ra
14  cards
Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis (JRA)
What is jra,
What is jra defined as,
What are the differences between ...
3  cards
Gout
What is gout,
What is the etiology of gout,
What is the pathophysiology of gout
7  cards
Fibromyalgia Syndrome
What is fibromyalgia,
Who is more affected,
What is the etiology
5  cards
Disorders of Skeletal Muscle
What are contractures,
What is muscular dystrophy md,
When do forms of md appear
10  cards
Pain
What are the two ascending neural...,
What type of transmission does th...,
What types of neurons does the di...
24  cards
Hydrocephalus
What is communicating hydro,
What is non communicating
2  cards
Platelets
What is the normal amount of plat...,
When do you start seeing platelet...,
What do you see when it gets to 50 k
4  cards
Process of hemostasis
What happens in the primary stage,
What happens in the secondary stage,
What happens in the final stage
10  cards

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