Pathophysiology Flashcards

1
Q

Cholesterol is used for

A

Creation of cell membranes

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2
Q

Blood pressure is calculated by

A

Stroke volume x peripheral resistance

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3
Q

A blood pressure of 145/90 is stage what ?

A

Stage 1 hypertension

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4
Q

How soon after interruption of blood flow do myocardial cells infarct

A

15/20minutes

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5
Q

The signs and symptoms of heart failure are caused by…

A

Systemic compensatory mechanisms

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6
Q

Multiple sclerosis is a what

A

Peripheral demylisation of the peripherals

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7
Q

Cauda equina syndrome is

A

Compression of the lumbar spinal cord

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8
Q

The most common sign associated with cauda equina syndrome is

A

Lower back pain

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9
Q

The most effected people who get cauda equina syndrome

A

Metastatic cancer

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10
Q

Bell’s palsy can be differentiated from a stroke due to

A

Forehead sparing due to LMN involvement

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11
Q

A soft mumer indicates

A

Late valve disease

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12
Q

Pulmonary oedema in heart failure results from

A

Fluid maldistribution

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13
Q

A dull percussion note elicited during respiratory examination indicates

A

An area of consolidation

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14
Q

What is pulmonary consolidation

A

Region of lung that has filled with liquid

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15
Q

Where are ‘fine’ crackles located within the lung

A

Alveoli

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16
Q

The classical triad of meningitis symptoms is

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Headache, stiff neck & fever