3280 (patho) Test #3
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What are the 6 components of saliva? - Answer: water, mucous,
sodium, bicarbonate, chloride and potassium
,Does HYPER or HYPOnatremia cause neurological symptoms (confusion,
seizure, coma)? - Answer: hypernatremia
SIADH
- ________ in ADH
- kidneys ________ water
- ________ sodium concentration/________natremia
- ________ urine specific gravity & ________ urine concentration
- ________tension
Diabetes Insipidus
- ________ in ADH
- kidneys ________ water
- ________ sodium concentration/________natremia
- ________ urine specific gravity & ________ urine concentration
- ________tension - Answer: SIADH
- increase in ADH
- kidneys keep water
- low sodium concentration/hyponatremia
- high urine specific gravity & concentrated urine concentration
- hypertension
Diabetes Insipidus
,- decrease in ADH
- kidneys get rid of water
- high sodium concentration/hypernatremia
- low urine specific gravity & diluted urine concentration
- hypotension
DISCLAIMER - Answer: Hi friends!! I know a lot of you use my quizlets
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Amylase starts the breakdown of _______ in the... - Answer:
carbohydrates; mouth
The stomach has a role in immunity & microbial protection against
infection through biochemical defense of ______, the physical barrier
of ________ and normal flora. - Answer: - acidic pH
- mucosal lining
The intestines function in ________ & ________ transport. - Answer:
water & electrolyte
Name the 4 layers of the gastrointestinal tract from innermost to
outermost. - Answer: - Mucosa
, - Submucosa
- Muscularis
- Serosa/ Adventitia
What are the 5 things the enteric nerve plexus regulates? - Answer: -
motility
- blood flow
- absorption
- secretions
- immune response
Define melena.
Define hematemesis.
What are they related to? - Answer: - black tarry sticky stool
- bloody vomit
upper GI bleed
Esophagitis is irritation or inflammation to the______ epithelium/the...
- Answer: - squamous epithelium/the protective lining of the
esophagus
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What are the 6 components of saliva? - Answer: water, mucous,
sodium, bicarbonate, chloride and potassium
,Does HYPER or HYPOnatremia cause neurological symptoms (confusion,
seizure, coma)? - Answer: hypernatremia
SIADH
- ________ in ADH
- kidneys ________ water
- ________ sodium concentration/________natremia
- ________ urine specific gravity & ________ urine concentration
- ________tension
Diabetes Insipidus
- ________ in ADH
- kidneys ________ water
- ________ sodium concentration/________natremia
- ________ urine specific gravity & ________ urine concentration
- ________tension - Answer: SIADH
- increase in ADH
- kidneys keep water
- low sodium concentration/hyponatremia
- high urine specific gravity & concentrated urine concentration
- hypertension
Diabetes Insipidus
,- decrease in ADH
- kidneys get rid of water
- high sodium concentration/hypernatremia
- low urine specific gravity & diluted urine concentration
- hypotension
DISCLAIMER - Answer: Hi friends!! I know a lot of you use my quizlets
(which I do not mind at all) but I did just want to let you know there
may be a few that are wrong/confusing in this one. I'm a bit confused
and not as confident myself so my quizlet may reflect that...just double
check on things your unsure about :) happy studying!!
Amylase starts the breakdown of _______ in the... - Answer:
carbohydrates; mouth
The stomach has a role in immunity & microbial protection against
infection through biochemical defense of ______, the physical barrier
of ________ and normal flora. - Answer: - acidic pH
- mucosal lining
The intestines function in ________ & ________ transport. - Answer:
water & electrolyte
Name the 4 layers of the gastrointestinal tract from innermost to
outermost. - Answer: - Mucosa
, - Submucosa
- Muscularis
- Serosa/ Adventitia
What are the 5 things the enteric nerve plexus regulates? - Answer: -
motility
- blood flow
- absorption
- secretions
- immune response
Define melena.
Define hematemesis.
What are they related to? - Answer: - black tarry sticky stool
- bloody vomit
upper GI bleed
Esophagitis is irritation or inflammation to the______ epithelium/the...
- Answer: - squamous epithelium/the protective lining of the
esophagus
