environmental and nutritional diseases Flashcards

1
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epithelial metaplasia, Bitot’s spots, xerophthalmia, night blindness and immunosuppression are all associated with?

A

Vitamin A deficiency

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2
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what are symptoms of vitamin E deficiency?

A

neurodegeneration
myopathy
peripheral neuropathy

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3
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what are sx of vitamin K deficiency?

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hemorrhage
osteoporosis
petechiae
easy bruising

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4
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what are causes of vitamin K deficiency?

A

bile duct obstruction
IBD
liver failure
malnutrition

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5
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what are sx of vitamin C deficiency?

A

scurvy
hyperkeratosis
bleeding gums
reduced cognition

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6
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what are sx of thiamin (B1) deficiency?

A

edema
vomiting
wet and dry beriberi
korsakoff syndrome

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7
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what are sx of dry beriberi?

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weakness
peripheral neuropathy
wasting of extremities

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8
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what are sx of wet beriberi?

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cardiomegaly
edema
tachycardia

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9
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what sx are associated with wernicke-korsakoff syndrome? (alcoholic and malnutrition)

A

severe amnesia
invented memories
apathy
damage to thalamus and hypothalamus

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10
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what are the sx niacin (B3) deficiency?

A
pellagra
4Ds: 
Dermatitis
Dementia
Diarrhea
Death
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11
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what are sx of calcium deficiency?

A

tetany
osteomalacia
osteoporosis

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12
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what are sx of potassium deficiency?

A

arrhythmia
myopathy
HTN
irritability

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13
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what is the term for chemicals not produced in an organism but found inside?

A

xenobiotic

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14
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what type of poisoning replaces ability of RBCs to carry oxygen, causes hypoxia, asphyxiation, CNS depression cherry red skin and mucous membranes and is lethal?

A

carbon monoxide

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15
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what type of poison is a breakdown product of uranium from soil, enters homes through cracks in foundation and has a small risk for lung cancer and large risk with occupational exposure (mining)?

A

radon

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16
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which poisoning has irreversible CNS defects in children and irreversible PNS defects in adults and nearly 1% of all US children have abnormal levels in blood?

A

lead

17
Q

what poisoning comes from throwing away batteries and causes obstructive lung disease and renal failure?

A

cadmium

18
Q

rhabdomyolosis

A

acute renal failure

19
Q

which hyperthermia is common and causes hypovolemia and collapse?

A

heat exhaustion

20
Q

which hyperthermia is a medical emergency and is a loss of thermoregulation with a rectal temp above 106 degrees?

A

heat stroke

21
Q

which hyperthermia is due to unregulated calcium balance can be caused by surgical sedation and has tetanic heat production?

A

malignant hyperthermia