pathophysiology Flashcards
Infectious mononucleosis
ELISA revealed Epstein-Barr virus
Infectious mononucleosis and AIDS
secondary immunodeficiency
Secretory IgA
local post-vaccination immunity
TypeIHSR:
atopy,immediate,reagine,anaphylaxis;
IgG, IgE; mast cell; labrocytes; bronchial asthma;characterized by rash and itchy papules
TypeIIHSR:
antibody-dependent;blood
transfusion
TypeIIIHSR
immunecomplex;acutepost-streptococcal glomerulonephritis
T y p e I V H S R
d e l a y e d , c e l l u l a r c y t o t o x i c i t y ; m a n t o u x
test
Neutrophilic leukocytosis:
irradiation dose of 500 roentgen
Steroid diabetes (adrenal)
17-ketosteroid (17-KS)
HDL
removes cholesterol from tissues;
anti-atherogenic lipoprotein
LDL
hereditary familial hypercholesterolemia
Hyperlipoproteinemia type IIa:
cholesterol
(12.3mmol/L); total lipids (8.2g/L); increase LDL;
consumes eggs, pork-fat, butter
Cushing’spituitary basophilism
(Itsenko-Cushing’ssyndrome);
increased production of glucocorticoids: moon-shaped face; android-type obesity
Air embolism
bubble escapes
Fat/Adipose embolism
fractures
Thromboembolism of pulmonary artery:
thrombophlebitis of lower limbs
eukinetic
increase in cardiac output and general
peripheral resistance
myocardial infraction
CK-MB (early period);
LDH1 (6hrs later); aspartate aminotransferase
(AST)
Complete atrioventricular
: atria and ventricles
contracts independently 60-70 and 35-40
respectively
Sinoatrial (S. A.) block
missing of several PQRST
cycles
S. A. node
60- and above (112bpm)
A. V. node
40 - 60
catecholamine
transplanted heart
Sympathoadrenal system
raise of arterial
pressure under stress
causalgic
gunshot wound damage sciatic nerve
protophatic
poorly-localized
Hemolytic/Prehepatic/Indirect Jaundice:
↑unconjugated, normal conjugated; faeces is coloured, stercobilin and urobilin are present; caused by increased hemolysis
Post-hepatic/Mechanical/Obstructive/Direct Jaundice
: ↑conjugated; normal unconjugated; faeces is hypocholic (not coloured); stercobilin, urobilin, stercobilinogen are absent. Caused by obturation of bile duct, cholithiasis
Hepatic/Parenchymal/Mixed Jaundice:
combines the characteristics of both
Increase in ALT and AST rate:
indicator for parenchymatous Jaundice
Paraproteinemia:
myeloma, plasmocytoma, multiple myeloma, bence jones proteins
burn toxemia
extensive burns of torso skin
mechanism of edema
increase hydrostatic pressure at the
venous end or rise of hydrostatic pressure in venules
thalassemia
anisocytosis, poikilocytosis and target cells
sickle cell anemia
Glutamic acid to Valine; sickled cells; modified cells
C PROTEIN REACTIVE
“acute phase” protein
Gyrus supramarginalis:
apraxia – lost ability to execute learned purposeful movements
collapse
consciousness is confused