Review for test Flashcards
Bacteria cause disease by producing what?
Toxins
Which chemical is released by white blood cells to cuase blood vessels to leak fluid?
Histamine
Name 2 dysfunctions that result from chronic inflammation
sclerosis & remodeling
what is a potentially deadly allergic reaction called?
Anaphylaxis
In autoimmune hypersensitivities, antibodies are made to what?
Glomerulonephritis is caused by what blocking the capillaries?
antibody-antigens complexes
Hyper means ____ of a substance?
too much
Hypo means ____ of a substance
too little
the cells will create acid if it runs out of either of these 2 substances needed to release energy.
oxygen and glucose
Describe how ischemia can cause acidosis and necrosis
Ischemia is a lack of/ decrease of blood supply. with ischemia, cells dont get oxygen and glucose. They do a form of respuration that creates acid, which changes the area around the cell and kills cells.
Name 2 Natural waste products that can build up and cause disease
Urea and carbon dioxide
X-linked genetic diseases are usally passed on my the ____?
mother
People who pass on a genetic disease but dont develop it are a _____
carrier
Name a biological risk factor of squamous carinoma
Blonde or red hair
Blue or green eyes
Name an environmentak risk factor of basal cell carcinoma
Cumulative sun exposure
Name a socioeconomic risk factor of melanoma diagnosis
People of maori descent/ people of darker skin tone are more often diagnosed with melanoma in the later stages.
This could be due to socieoeconomic barriers to health care preventing diagnosis or stigma around individuals of darker skin tone not being able to get melanoma.
What is anemia?
Decreased oxygen carrying capacity
Inflammatory conditions of the GI tract (IBD) may lead to anemia due to _____?
Decreased absorption
Inflammatory conditions of the GI tract (IBD) may lead to anemia due to _____?
Fatigue, coldness, pallor, increased resp rate, inability to exert oneself, dizziness
Warfarin prevents blood clots by inhibiting _____________________
Vitamin K
What can stimulate DIC?
Servere endothelial damage (trauma)
What happens to clotting factors in DIC?
They are all used up and then none are left
An abnormally formed blood clot is a ________________.
thrombus
The biggest complication risk of DVT is a _________________ _______________
pulmonary embolism