PATH 370 - Quiz 5 - Wednesday Class
PATH 370 - Quiz 5 - Wednesday Class
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1. The pancreaticobiliary system is composed of 1. Gallbladder duct
2. Cystic duct
3. Intrahepatic bile duct
4. Hepatic bile duct
5. Common bile duct
6. Endocrine pancreas
7. Exocrine pancreas
2. The Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone 1. Excess ADH secretion
(SIADH) secretion leads to hyponatremia by 2. Free water is inappropri-
ately conserved
3. Dilution of the serum to
a sodium concentration be-
low normal (<135 mEq/L)
3. In about the third or fourth week of gestation, the Primitive foregut
hepatic diverticulum forms from the _______
4. Hepatoblasts are located in which embryologic struc- Cranial bud of hepatic di-
ture? verticulum
5. At 5 weeks of gestation, the cranial bud of the hepatic Liver
diverticulum gives rise to which structure?
6. The hormone that dominates the fasting state is Glucagon
______
7. Bile production by the fetus begins during which Second trimester
trimester?
8. This type of dysphagia may be the result of any dis- Second type; involving bo-
order, structural or neuromuscular, in which the peri- lus transport problems
staltic activity of the body of the esophagus is altered.
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9. Primary bile salts include which of the following? 1. Cholic acid
2. Chenodeoxycholic acids
10. Up to 90% of water in stored bile can be removed 4 hours
within:
11. Which of the Hiatal Hernias is more common? Sliding hernia
12. Bile acids are reabsorbed primarily in which part of Terminal ileum
the gastrointestinal tract?
13. Aldosterone secretion is not regulated by the hypo- Angiotensin II
thalamic-pituitary system and is instead regulated by
the presence of ______
14. Release of pancreatic digestive juices during a meal is Hormones secreted from
primarily controlled by the small intestinal mucosa:
cholecystokinin (CCK) and
secretin
15. Pheochromocytoma 1. Catecholamine-secreting
chromaffin tissue tumor
that is usually located in the
adrenal medulla
2. Can also be found in oth-
er chromaffin tissue areas
like the sympathetic gan-
glia
3. Usually benign; 10% ma-
lignant
4. Intermittent excessive
catecholamine release in-
fluenced by sympathetic
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stimulation level, circulating
catecholamine levels, and
cardiovascular response
5. Most common problem
is intermittent or persistent
hypertension
6. Classic triad include
headache, tachycardia, di-
aphoresis
7. Sporadic hypertensive
episodes occur with stress,
excitement, physical activity,
certain drugs, tobacco
8. Other symptoms in-
clude tremor, nervousness,
emotional lability, pallor,
fatigue, generalized GI
complaints, orthostatic hy-
potension, and hypermeta-
bolic states like fever and
weight loss
9. Diagnostic tools include
CT and MRI
10. Preventing end organ
damage and stroke involves
surgical removal of tumor
with sympathetic blocking
medications for symptoms
and BP prior
11. Annual follow up rec-
ommended due to in-
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PATH 370 - Quiz 5 - Wednesday Class
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_izxgco
1. The pancreaticobiliary system is composed of 1. Gallbladder duct
2. Cystic duct
3. Intrahepatic bile duct
4. Hepatic bile duct
5. Common bile duct
6. Endocrine pancreas
7. Exocrine pancreas
2. The Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone 1. Excess ADH secretion
(SIADH) secretion leads to hyponatremia by 2. Free water is inappropri-
ately conserved
3. Dilution of the serum to
a sodium concentration be-
low normal (<135 mEq/L)
3. In about the third or fourth week of gestation, the Primitive foregut
hepatic diverticulum forms from the _______
4. Hepatoblasts are located in which embryologic struc- Cranial bud of hepatic di-
ture? verticulum
5. At 5 weeks of gestation, the cranial bud of the hepatic Liver
diverticulum gives rise to which structure?
6. The hormone that dominates the fasting state is Glucagon
______
7. Bile production by the fetus begins during which Second trimester
trimester?
8. This type of dysphagia may be the result of any dis- Second type; involving bo-
order, structural or neuromuscular, in which the peri- lus transport problems
staltic activity of the body of the esophagus is altered.
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9. Primary bile salts include which of the following? 1. Cholic acid
2. Chenodeoxycholic acids
10. Up to 90% of water in stored bile can be removed 4 hours
within:
11. Which of the Hiatal Hernias is more common? Sliding hernia
12. Bile acids are reabsorbed primarily in which part of Terminal ileum
the gastrointestinal tract?
13. Aldosterone secretion is not regulated by the hypo- Angiotensin II
thalamic-pituitary system and is instead regulated by
the presence of ______
14. Release of pancreatic digestive juices during a meal is Hormones secreted from
primarily controlled by the small intestinal mucosa:
cholecystokinin (CCK) and
secretin
15. Pheochromocytoma 1. Catecholamine-secreting
chromaffin tissue tumor
that is usually located in the
adrenal medulla
2. Can also be found in oth-
er chromaffin tissue areas
like the sympathetic gan-
glia
3. Usually benign; 10% ma-
lignant
4. Intermittent excessive
catecholamine release in-
fluenced by sympathetic
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PATH 370 - Quiz 5 - Wednesday Class
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_izxgco
stimulation level, circulating
catecholamine levels, and
cardiovascular response
5. Most common problem
is intermittent or persistent
hypertension
6. Classic triad include
headache, tachycardia, di-
aphoresis
7. Sporadic hypertensive
episodes occur with stress,
excitement, physical activity,
certain drugs, tobacco
8. Other symptoms in-
clude tremor, nervousness,
emotional lability, pallor,
fatigue, generalized GI
complaints, orthostatic hy-
potension, and hypermeta-
bolic states like fever and
weight loss
9. Diagnostic tools include
CT and MRI
10. Preventing end organ
damage and stroke involves
surgical removal of tumor
with sympathetic blocking
medications for symptoms
and BP prior
11. Annual follow up rec-
ommended due to in-
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