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CVPR Overview/CV Anatomy
While exercising up to ____ perce...,
At rest most of the blood flows t...,
List the layers of heart tissue f...
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Hemodynamics & Vasculature
What is transmural pressure,
The biggest drop in pressure occu...,
The systemic pressure is much ___...
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Cardiac Muscle Structure & Function
Cardiac muscles have a much longe...,
About ______ percent of cardiac m...,
What two proteins prevent actin m...
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Muscle Physics & Heart as Pump
What is a rough average for strok...,
Average cardiac output for people...,
Inotropy is _________
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Cardiac Ion Channels & Action Potentials
Explain ectopic pacemakers,
Which two areas of the heart cond...,
If vm
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Cardiac Conduction System & ECG
Which side of the heart has purki...,
The p wave is ____________,
Qrs is ___________
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Molecular Mechanisms of Arrhythmias
Almost all arrhythmias are ________,
Prolonged qt intervals correspond...,
Mutations that lengthen the qt in...
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Anti-Arrhythmic Drugs
List the classes of anti arrhythm...,
Describe how class i anti arrhyth...,
Describe the function of class ii...
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EC Coupling I & II
T tubules are ____________,
What is a calsequestrin,
What phase inactivates dhprs
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Cardiac Signaling Pathways
Quickly review the process of g p...,
Camp binds to the _______ of pka,
Pka phosphorylation of cal induce...
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Vascular Signaling Pathways
What are some vasoactive metaboli...,
Nitric oxide is produced by _____...,
Nitric oxide synthase can be inhi...
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Heart Failure I - Pathophysiology
The readmission rate for heart fa...,
Mortality of heart failure is ___...,
Define heart failure
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Autonomic Nervous System Physiology
Compare and contrast the autonomi...,
What are the inputs to the ans,
The ans outputs to _________
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How Does the Heart Work?
What does troponin i do,
Factors that influence calcium se...,
How does the body accommodate to ...
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Chronic Cardiac Adaptation
There are two isoforms of myosin ...,
________ has a higher atpase capa...,
Myosin has a half life of roughly...
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Heart Failure II - Diagnosis & Treatment
Increased inotropy usually leads ...,
What are the three main clinical ...,
Orthopnea is ____________
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Clinical Treatment of Heart Failure
Lasix is the brand name for _____...,
_________ are the most common tre...,
Angiotensin converting enzyme inh...
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Adrenergic & Angiotensin Block in CHF
Angiotensinogen is produced by th...,
Ace inhibitors have an unfortunat...,
Duration of action of the three m...
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Inotropic Drugs - Limitations in Heart Failure
Naprilysin ____________,
Ivabradine blocks the _________ a...,
Ivabradine is contraindicated in ...
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Pericardial Disease
What are the four most common cau...,
What are the signs and symptoms o...,
What are the five most common ide...
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Diagnostic Features of the ECG
Looking at an ecg printout you ca...,
In a 12 lead ecg there are _____ ...,
Lead 1 is a ______ lead that is _...
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Arrhythmias
Overactive thyroids cause _______...,
Increased pr intervals can be cau...,
1 av blocks are usually __________
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ARS: Arrhythmias
The pr interval should not be lon...,
In addition to not having a prece...,
A narrow qrs wave indicates that ...
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Clinical Treatment of Arrhythmias
Sinus bradycardia is defined as a...,
Sinus node arrest results in ____...,
Chronotropic incompetence is ____...
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Small Group: Arrhythmia Cases
Irregularly irregular ___________,
Atrial fibrillation and atrial fl...,
Atrial fibrillation can result fr...
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Diuretics and RAAS Antagonists
Nitrates dilate the _________ and...,
Why do ace inhibitors and aldoste...,
Low serum potassium leads to ____...
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Introduction to the 12-Lead ECG Interpretation
A right bundle branch block is in...,
What is the orientation of lead i,
Lead ii and lead iii are both pos...
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Aortic and Pulmonic Valve Disease
Sequelae of bicuspid aortic valve...,
Management of bicuspid aortic val...,
Rheumatic disease can lead to ___...
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Mitral and Tricuspid Valve Disease
The majority of mitral stenosis i...,
Mitral stenosis can lead to _____...,
Ss blockers are used to treat mit...
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Small Group: Heart Failure
The jugular vein pulses during v ...,
What is normal pulmonary artery o...
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Cardiac History & Physical Exam
Angina pectoris results from ____...,
True angina is ____________ while...,
Orthostatic hypotension is define...
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Heart Sounds
A fixed split s2 is indicative of...,
The bell is better at picking up ...,
The diaphragm is better at pickin...
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Myocardial Pathology
Cardiac myxomas are found more fr...,
Pathologic findings suggestive of...,
__________ is a chemotherapeutic ...
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Valvular Heart Disease Pathology
Most cases of systemic hypertensi...,
Secondary causes of systemic hype...,
Hypertrophy results from increase...
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Cardiomyopathy & Myocarditis
The chordae dont change much in _...,
Bacterial causes of myocarditis i...,
Most dilated cardiomyopathies are...
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ARS: 12-Lead ECG Interpretation
If there is a wide qrs then begin...,
A wide qrs that is positive in th...,
In addition to increased q wave a...
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Small Group: Myocarditis/Pericarditis Cases
The interventricular septum is us...,
Why do standing and valsalva incr...,
What are some presenting signs an...
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Small Group: Valvular Disease Cases
Other than mitral stenosis what e...,
Diastolic decrescendo murmurs are...
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Exam 1 Review
Phase 2 is characterized by compe...,
Giving class iii antiarrhythmics ...,
Class iii drugs are used to _____...
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Practice Exam 1
The a wave is ___________ the c w...,
Enlargement of which chamber can ...,
Which coronary artery supplies th...
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Ischemic Heart Disease I
Atherosclerosis has a _______ asy...,
List the stages of coronary arter...,
Smoking increases risk of coronar...
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Ischemic Heart Disease II
What is coronary angioplasty,
One of the problems with early ba...,
Stable angina manifests with ____...
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Endothelium, Plaque Rupture, and Vascular Injury
Large arteries have more ________...,
What ligands can stimulate the pr...,
What are foam cells
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Acute Coronary Syndrome
Define acute coronary syndrome,
Describe the pathology of a stemi,
Describe the pathology of an nstemi
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Tools of the Trade
Mitral regurgitation will lead to...,
How can atrial septal defect be d...,
Stress tests are used to identify...
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Lab Findings for Heart Disease Detection and Management
Where are the three types of natr...,
In what populations is bnp elevated,
S4 requires atrial ___________
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Pathology of Ischemic Heart Disease
Ischemic heart disease refers to ...,
Exertional ihd is usually caused ...,
Most myocardial infarctions are d...
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Anticoagulant and Antiplatelet Drugs
Plavix is the brand name for ____...,
Rivaroxaban and enoxaparin inhibi...,
Dabigatran inhibits __________
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Pathology Lab: Valvular disease
What is the venturi effect,
What proportion of patients with ...,
In the three layers of the heart ...
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Vasodilators in Angina (Nitrates & Ca Blockers)
If you have venous constriction _...,
Activation of ss2 receptors on va...,
While nitrates lower systolic vol...
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Pathology Lab: Ischemic Heart Disease
The pulmonary artery is _______ t...,
About ____ percent of people supp...,
Lipofuscin are __________
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Atherosclerosis, HDL, and LDL
Chylomicrons come from _________,
When ldl is taken up by the endot...,
Oxidized ldl attracts ___________
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Secondary Prevention of CAD
What is primordial prevention,
What is primary prevention,
Plaque formation occurs everywher...
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Inflammation and Atherosclerosis
What receptors mediates monocyte ...,
_________ cells promote plaque in...,
What processes make a plaque less...
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Peripheral Vascular Disease
The word claudication comes from ...,
These factors increase risk for p...,
Signs of peripheral vascular dise...
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Treatment of Peripheral Vascular Disease
What does postprandial mean,
What are some indications of hype...
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Exercise: Pathophysiology and Testing
Describe the fick principle,
During exercise blood diverts fro...,
Cardiac output in early exercise ...
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Cardiac Embryonic-Fetal Circulation
The precardiac cells arise from t...,
_______ migrate through the _____...,
The heart arises from the _______...
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Small Group: Peripheral Vascular Disease Cases
Why do people with peripheral vas...,
Limbs affected by atherosclerotic...,
What is thrombophlebitis
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Small Group: Ischemic Heart Disease
How do you distinguish angina fro...,
Eating can __________ cardiac oxy...,
Emotional stress and smoking can ...
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Congenital Heart Disease
What is the prevalence of congeni...,
___ are more likely to have sever...,
What are two big risk factors for...
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Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease
Primary prevention refers to ____...,
Those who have ascvd should recei...,
In those age 50 59 initiate aspir...
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Integrated CV Pharmacology Review
The most effective lipid lowering...,
What are contraindications of fib...,
Remember that unstable angina and...
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Cardiovascular Disease and Depression
Depression predicts __________ in...,
_______ percent of those with hea...,
Those with depression were _____ ...
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Lab: Miscellaneous CV Diseases
70 80 of hypertrophic cardiomyopa...,
Dystrophin mutations result in __...,
Amyloidosis on microscopy will ha...
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Small Group: Congenital Heart Disease
_________ in early pregnancy is a...,
Why do those with patent ductus a...
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Exam 2 Review
Increased pressure in the left at...,
The heart does not utilize ______...,
Subendocardial infarction _______...
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Overview of the Pulmonary System/Lung Development
Lungs are the only organ in mamma...,
The lungs are the only organ that...,
The airway branches about 23 time...
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Lung Microanatomy
What cells line the pleural cavity,
What are the two types of pleural...,
What artery takes oxygenated bloo...
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Mechanism of Breathing/Compliance
What is the difference between ob...,
What are three obstructive diseases,
What is a restrictive disease
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Surface Tension/Airway Resistance
Why does surface tension arise,
What is respiratory distress synd...,
The majority of airway resistance...
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Ventilation
What is minute ventilation,
What is alveolar ventilation,
The alveoli represent _____ perce...
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Gas Transport in the Airways
What is a healthy range for parti...,
Oxygen in the blood is not ________,
What is daltons law
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Arterial Blood Gases–O2 Carriage/CO2 Carriage
There is about 264 mm of carbon d...,
Describe the bohr effect,
What is the haldane effect
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Diffusion and Perfusion
What is the equation for arterial...,
The p a o2 represents only ________,
The pressure gradient that drives...
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Acid/Base Physiology
Ka _________,
What is the henderson hasselbach ...,
Co2 can be thought of as the conj...
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Control of Respiration
Where is the respiratory center i...,
Where are peripheral chemorecepto...,
Peripheral chemoreceptors increas...
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Pulmonary Physical Exam
What is increased depth of breath...,
What is cheyne stokes breathing,
Chests that dip inward are called...
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Pulmonary Function Tests
What is the difference between vo...,
What are tidal volumes,
What is expiratory reserve volume
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Assessment of V/Q
Normal v q averages to _______,
Upper lobes have more _________,
Lower lobes have more __________
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Lung Histology
The alveolar septa are full of __...,
There are ________ between alveol...,
What is black lung pathologically
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Small Group: Pathophysiology Cases 1 - 7
Differentiate anatomic and physio...,
What percent change in a bronchod...,
Draw pv curves for normal individ...
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Clinical Obstructive Lung Disease: COPD/Asthma/CF
What are two major causes of obst...,
Airway resistance is inversely pr...,
Hyperinflation as found in obstru...
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Treatment of Obstructive Lung Disease
Well controlled asthma presents w...,
The first step of asthma treatmen...,
Omalizumab inhibits ___________
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Pulmonary Circulation
The bronchial circulation supplie...,
The bronchial arteries arise from...,
Typical pulmonary pressure is ___...
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Imaging of the Lung
What are the pros and cons of che...,
The x ray beam passes through the...,
The heart appears magnified in __...
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Small Group: Pathophysiology Cases 8 - 14
What is bronchiectasis,
What will bronchiectasis look lik...,
Those with cystic fibrosis are gi...
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Pulmonary Manifestations of Systemic Disease
Patients with als and other neuro...,
Those with chest wall weakness wi...,
Respiratory patterns of those wit...
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Restrictive/Inflammatory Lung Disease
Restrictive lung diseases are def...,
Elastance is the _________ of com...,
If lung tissue has a lower compli...
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Pulmonary Pathology
What kind of epithelium lines the...,
On a cellular level acute bronchi...,
Histologically chronic bronchitis...
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Disease of Mediastinum and Pleura
The mediastinum is broken into th...,
The anterior mediastinum contains...,
The middle compartment contains t...
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Tobacco Prevention and Intervention
How many people die each year in ...,
______ of all smokers will be kil...,
People with mental illness accoun...
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Small Group: Pathophysiology Cases 15-18
The most common cause of pneumoni...,
In pneumonia related pulmonary ed...,
How is compliance affected by pul...
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Pathology of Obstructive/Restrictive Lung Disease
Uip is worse in the ________ than...,
Which kind of alveolar epithelial...,
Cardiac output is lower in ______...
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Pneumonia and Influenza
What is the technical definition ...,
The lower airways are usually ___...,
________ oil can cause pneumonia
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Sleep Disordered Breathing
What is emg,
________ is the first line therap...,
Studies have shown that those wit...
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Carcinogenesis and Cancer
The ________ of cigarette smokers...,
About ______ percent of lung canc...,
Studies have shown that risk of _...
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Upper Airways and Larynx
The mucosa of the _________ sits ...,
What three things are needed for ...,
The _______ is the only solid rin...
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Cough
What are the three phases of coug...,
What are some reasons coughing mi...,
Some consequences of impaired cou...
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Small Group: Pathophysiology Cases 19-24
What is significant about iiib lu...,
Dull at the base and resonance on...,
Those who have dyspnea secondary ...
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Pharmacotherapy of the Upper Airway
Antihistamines are primarily used...,
Physiologically decongestants are...,
Decongestants are primarily used ...
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Pulmonary Defense Mechanisms
How many liters of air are the lu...,
How is material cleared from the ...,
How is debris cleared from the br...
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TB - Worldwide Control, Testing
What is primary tuberculosis infe...,
Worldwide tb is the number ______...,
________ million people die each ...
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Respiratory Failure and ARDS
What are three causes of hypoxemia,
In basic terms what is hypercapni...,
What is the formula for minute ve...
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Occupational Lung Disease/Exposures
The clinical and pathologic expre...,
There is often a latency period b...,
Clinical effects usually correlat...
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High Altitude and Diving
People usually start hyperventila...,
Those who are acclimatized to alt...,
Living at altitude increases ____...
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Lab: Inflammatory Lung Disease and Cancer Cases
Spindle cells are indicative of _...,
Differentiate the pathologic appe...,
What are empyemas
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Pediatric Lung Disease
What is the resistance consequenc...,
What is the main pathophysiology ...,
Laryngomalacia is usually __________
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Small Group: Cases in Pathophysiology
Of the restrictive diseases with ...,
If you just have acute mountain s...,
Pneumothorax causes the hemithora...
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Exam 3 Review
Why do small alveoli tend to coll...,
Intrapleural pressure is most neg...,
Nicotine gum and patches are both...
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FDC Phase I Assessment
Ros general,
Ros heent,
Ros pulmonary
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Overview of Renal Physiology
Renal is ________ nephrology is _...,
Total body fluid is roughly _____...,
Two thirds of the body fluid is _...
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Glomerular Filtration & Renal Blood Flow
Filterability through the glomeru...,
The cells on the opposite side of...,
Glomerular filtration rate is det...
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Histology of the Kidney
What is the capsule that collects...,
Where are the glomeruli located,
Where is bowmans capsule located
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Tubular Transport of NaCl and Water
Carnivore urine is more _________...,
Normal gfr is ___________,
What four parts of homeostasis do...
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Kidney Microanatomy
Histologically how can you differ...,
What are the ducts of bellini
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Regulation of Extracellular Sodium and Water
The extracellular fluid is broken...,
Ecf volume is determined more by ...,
The content of sodium in the extr...
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Intro to Acute Renal Failure and Clearance
What is inulin,
Creatinine is made by the _______...,
________ percent of creatinine is...
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Nephrotic Syndrome
Nephrotic syndrome is characteriz...,
Nephrologists think that ________...,
Nephrotic syndrome leads to incre...
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Glomerulonephritis
What is glomerulonephritis,
Inflammation leads to ______________,
Glomerulonephritis may involve __...
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Pathology of Nephritic Syndrome
_______ of the convoluted tubules...,
Most of the renal arterioles do n...,
Only about __________ percent of ...
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Nephrotic Syndrome Pathology
The basic defect in nephrotic syn...,
Why does hyperlipidemia arise in ...,
Nephrotic syndrome leads to incre...
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Urinalysis
Serum creatinine and bun rise aft...,
Why is creatinine a good indicato...,
Urine must be analyzed within ___...
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Small Group: Acute Renal Failure
What is the formula for clearance,
Clearance is __________,
What are rigors
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Small Group: Glomerulonephritis
What are normal albumin levels,
List the five characteristics of ...,
The most common type of nephrotic...
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Suicide
Suicidal patients present to ____...,
______ percent of suicide victims...,
What are three predisposing socia...
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Pathophysiology of Water Handling
Osmoregulation is achieved by ___...,
What two things can stimulate the...,
Adh increases exponentially if th...
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Pathophysiology of Sodium Handling
A no added salt diet usually resu...,
A low salt diet means ___________,
How much sodium is ____________
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Lab: Nephritic/Nephrotic Diseases
Comparing nephritic and nephrotic...,
Describe the typical pathological...,
What is uremia
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Renal Regulation of ECF Potassium
What is the formula for potassium...,
How much of potassium balance is ...,
In response to ss adrenergic stim...
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Diseases of Potassium Regulation
Cortisol is prevented from activa...,
Low serum potassium can result fr...,
What medications and physiologica...
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Small Group: Water Handling
How does glucose level affect sodium,
To calculate serum osmolarity in ...,
Cortisol inhibits _______
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Hypertension
The lifetime risk of developing h...,
Starting at 115 75 risk of cardio...,
For persons over the age of 50 __...
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Secondary Causes of Hypertension
The gold standard for renal steno...,
How should renal stenosis be treated,
What would you worry about in a p...
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Small Group: Sodium Handling
At the proximal tubule there are ...,
What is acetazolamide,
How does the thick ascending loop...
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Role of the Kidneys in Acid/Base Balance
What is the molarity of h at 740 ph,
What is the difference between ac...,
How much metabolic acid is produc...
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Acid/Base Disorders
The urine anion gap should be ___...,
For acute and chronic respiratory...,
For acute and chronic respiratory...
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Small Group: Potassium Regulation and Hypertension Cases
High potassium levels stimulate _...,
Leukocytosis can lead to pseudo h...,
Dietary causes of hypokalemia are...
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Diuretics and Antihypertensives
__________ draws free water out o...,
How long does furosemide last,
Loop diuretics are not used only ...
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Small Group: Acid/Base Cases
What is the formula for co2 compe...,
For every decrease in serum album...,
What is the calculation for urine...
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Chronic Renal Disease
What is the definition of chronic...,
What is the classification system...,
How many people have ckd in the us
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Dialysis
Generally when should a patient s...,
What are some specific indication...,
Estimations of gfr at very low ki...
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Transplant
How many people are currently on ...,
What is the mortality of those on...,
What percent of those on the wait...
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Pharmacology Issues in Renal Failure
What endogenous compounds induce ...,
Acei are category ________ in pre...,
How does efferent dilation affect...
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Urinary Tract Infection / Interstitial Disease
When looking at a slide of the co...,
What are lower gu tract infection...,
The most common type of uti is __...
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Small Group: Chronic Kidney Disease and Transplant Cases
If people with ckd intake more th...,
Why do people with ckd develop hy...,
What does parathyroid hormone do ...
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Tumors of the Kidney and Urinary Tract
When was the first renal malignan...,
List the four types of benign ren...,
What is the most common type of r...
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Bladder and Micturition
Be sure to know the __________,
What are the three layers of the ...,
Parasympathetic nerves innervate ...
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Development of the Kidney
There are three sets of kidneys t...,
When do the first metanephrons be...,
The mesonephric duct is also call...
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Lab: Pathology of Urinary Tract Infection and Chronic Renal Failure
Hydronephrosis is defined by ____...,
Why do pathologists cover resecte...
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Developmental and Cystic Diseases
What is the definition of hydrone...,
Ureteropelvic obstruction is more...,
What is the most common renal abn...
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Pediatric Kidney and Urinary Tract
In fetal development the kidneys ...,
What is the incidence of unilater...,
Renal ectopia results from ______...
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Lab: Tumors of the Kidney and Urinary Tract
Histologically what are blastema,
Clear cell carcinoma originates f...,
Chromophobe cancers originate fro...
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Exam 4 Review
What vessels lead into the ducts ...,
The fenestrated endothelium only ...,
The molecular filter is composed ...
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