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hypoxia - ANSWERS-less O2 in the cell
hypoxemia - ANSWERS-less O2 in the blood
What genotype is a carrier for Sickle Cell Anemia?does not actually have the disease -
ANSWERS-Tt
What genotype will have Sickle Cell Anemia? - ANSWERS-tt
What disease is an example of Autosomal Recessive Disorder? - ANSWERS-sickle cell
anemia
Hyperketonemia S&S include: - ANSWERS-Ketoacidosis
Ketonuria
, Acetone breath (fruity)
Why are Type 1 diabetics usually thin? - ANSWERS-gluconeogenesis breaks down
their fats and proteins for energy, then muscles
What condition results from the body not creating insulin, causing a decrease in the
ability to get glucose into cells from the bloodstream? - ANSWERS-Type 1 diabetes
mellitus
What is the product of the breakdown of fats & proteins during gluconeogenesis?
- it causes acidosis - ANSWERS-ketones
In order to function properly & for energy, the brain cells need: - ANSWERS-glucose
Sustained Gluconeogenesis causes: - ANSWERS-hyperketonemia
McArdle's Disease is the inability to undergo: - ANSWERS-Glycogenolysis
(conversion of glycogen-glucose)
S&S of McArdle's Disease : - ANSWERS-muscle weakness
cramps
What are the cons of Anaerobic Glycolysis?
*2 - ANSWERS-pyruvate accumulates = acidosis (pH imbalance)
Resting Membrane Potential (RMP) is disrupted
An example of a type of patient nurses often see who would be high risk for vitamin
deficiencies: - ANSWERS-alcoholic
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hypoxia - ANSWERS-less O2 in the cell
hypoxemia - ANSWERS-less O2 in the blood
What genotype is a carrier for Sickle Cell Anemia?does not actually have the disease -
ANSWERS-Tt
What genotype will have Sickle Cell Anemia? - ANSWERS-tt
What disease is an example of Autosomal Recessive Disorder? - ANSWERS-sickle cell
anemia
Hyperketonemia S&S include: - ANSWERS-Ketoacidosis
Ketonuria
, Acetone breath (fruity)
Why are Type 1 diabetics usually thin? - ANSWERS-gluconeogenesis breaks down
their fats and proteins for energy, then muscles
What condition results from the body not creating insulin, causing a decrease in the
ability to get glucose into cells from the bloodstream? - ANSWERS-Type 1 diabetes
mellitus
What is the product of the breakdown of fats & proteins during gluconeogenesis?
- it causes acidosis - ANSWERS-ketones
In order to function properly & for energy, the brain cells need: - ANSWERS-glucose
Sustained Gluconeogenesis causes: - ANSWERS-hyperketonemia
McArdle's Disease is the inability to undergo: - ANSWERS-Glycogenolysis
(conversion of glycogen-glucose)
S&S of McArdle's Disease : - ANSWERS-muscle weakness
cramps
What are the cons of Anaerobic Glycolysis?
*2 - ANSWERS-pyruvate accumulates = acidosis (pH imbalance)
Resting Membrane Potential (RMP) is disrupted
An example of a type of patient nurses often see who would be high risk for vitamin
deficiencies: - ANSWERS-alcoholic
