Skeletal muscle disorders Flashcards

1
Q

What is gout?

A

An inflammatory disease cuased by deposits of monosodium urate crystals in joints.

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True or False.

Gout can produce Arthritis.

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True, repeated gouty attacks can cause the detsruction of joints.

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Stage 1 of gout.

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High uric acid levels (no sympthoms).

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Stage 2 of gout.

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Sympthons start to occur, painful gout attacks.

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5
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Stage 3 of gout.

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Periods of remission between gout attacks.

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Treatments of gout.

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  1. Inhibit urate production (xanthine oxidase).
  2. Normalize renal urate excretion.
  3. Metabolize urate (allatoin).
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7
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How is called the waste product of the destruction of myocytes?

A

Myoglobin.

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8
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Rhabdomyolisis produce the destruction of the muscles, but it can also affects:

A

Kidneys, because of the high concentration of myoglobin along the renal tubules.

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9
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How often does the cortical bone changes?

A

Every 3-4 years.

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10
Q

PTH is produced in response to:

A

Low levels of Ca, it increase bone reabsorption

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11
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Calcitonin is produced by tyroid gland in response to:

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High levels of Ca, it promotes bone formation.

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Osteoporosis treatment.

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  1. Biphosphonates (alenodrate).
  2. Denosumab (inhibits osteoclasts).
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