conditions associated with prolonged brown fat metabolism
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metabolic acidosis and hypoglycemia
Newborn heat source
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brown fat metabolism
,Water loss through expiration adult
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0.6L/day
Osmoreceptor response in dehydration
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Hypothalmus detects increase in osmolality of blood r/t dehydration and
stimulates thirst and ADH
Most common type of shock in pediatrics
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hypovolemic (hemorrhage, dehydration, burn, DKA)
Autosomal recessive occurrence
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when both parents are carrying same defect on recessive gene. If carrier,
may not have disease.
, ANS maturity at age
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5
Adult Male vs Female body comp of water
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Males-60% r/t muscle contains more water than fat Females-55%
Achondroplasia characteristics
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short stature, normal trunk but short limbs, max height of 4ft. Babies
develop motor skills slower, but eventually achieve normalcy
Angiotensin II response in dehydration
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increases aldosterone, increase vasoconstriction
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metabolic acidosis and hypoglycemia
Newborn heat source
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brown fat metabolism
,Water loss through expiration adult
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0.6L/day
Osmoreceptor response in dehydration
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Hypothalmus detects increase in osmolality of blood r/t dehydration and
stimulates thirst and ADH
Most common type of shock in pediatrics
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hypovolemic (hemorrhage, dehydration, burn, DKA)
Autosomal recessive occurrence
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when both parents are carrying same defect on recessive gene. If carrier,
may not have disease.
, ANS maturity at age
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5
Adult Male vs Female body comp of water
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Males-60% r/t muscle contains more water than fat Females-55%
Achondroplasia characteristics
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short stature, normal trunk but short limbs, max height of 4ft. Babies
develop motor skills slower, but eventually achieve normalcy
Angiotensin II response in dehydration
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increases aldosterone, increase vasoconstriction
