Practice Question review - patho Flashcards
Explain the pathophysiology of inflammation in 2-3 sentences
the body’s response to a stressor, a coordinated and organized response
What are the three goals of an inflammatory response
wall-off the infection, prevent the spread, bring the body’s defenses to an area under attack
What are the 5 cardinal signs of inflammation
redness, loss of function, pain, swelling, heat
Cause of redness in inflammation
vasoconstriction, increased blood flow
Cause of loss of function in inflammation
pain, increased fluid, tissue damage
Cause of pain in inflammation
increased fluid, mediated pain response
Cause of swelling in inflammation
increased fluid, increased permeability, vasodilation
Cause of heat in inflammation
vasoconstriction, increased blood flow
Comminuted fracture
a fracture with more than one fracture line and more than two bone fragments that may be shattered or crushed
Avulsion fracture
Separation of a small fragment of bone at the site of attachment of a ligament or tendon
Impacted fracture
A fracture in which one part of the fracture is compressed into an adjacent part of the fracture
Physiological effects of epinephrine
increased pulse, bronchodilation, increased BP, vasoconstriction
In order, list the 4 pain pathways
transduction –> transmission –> modulation –> perception
What triggers the RAAS system
fluid volume deficit, decrease in renal perfusion