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Advanced Pathophysiology Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved systems involved in acute confusional state - reticular activating system of upper brain stem to the thalamus, basal ganglion, cortex, and limbic areas Patho of acute confusional state - inflammatory cytokines alter BBB, cause oxidative stress. neuronal metabolism and synaptic transmission are altered in metabolic disorders. early onset alzheimers genetics - 3 genes with mutation on chromosome 21 late onset alzheimers genetics - apolipoprotein E gene- allele 4 on chromosome 19 Patho of Alzheimer's - B-amyloid protein accumulates in plaques beginning in small clusters followed by formation into chains and then into fibers organized as beta sheets. As plaque development progresses, brain cell-to-cell communication becomes disrupted. Immune cells become activated, destroying & ingesting injured cells what type of med is used for mild alzheimers - cholinesterase inhibitors

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systems involved in acute confusional state - ✔✔reticular activating system of

upper brain stem to the thalamus, basal ganglion, cortex, and limbic areas

Patho of acute confusional state - ✔✔inflammatory cytokines alter BBB, cause

oxidative stress. neuronal metabolism and synaptic transmission are altered in

metabolic disorders.

early onset alzheimers genetics - ✔✔3 genes with mutation on chromosome 21

late onset alzheimers genetics - ✔✔apolipoprotein E gene- allele 4 on

chromosome 19

Patho of Alzheimer's - ✔✔B-amyloid protein accumulates in plaques beginning

in small clusters followed by formation into chains and then into fibers

organized as beta sheets.

As plaque development progresses, brain cell-to-cell communication becomes

disrupted.

Immune cells become activated, destroying & ingesting injured cells

what type of med is used for mild alzheimers - ✔✔cholinesterase inhibitors



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,what causes neurons to be hyperexcitable in epilepsy - ✔✔hyperthermia,

hypoxia, hypoglycemia, hyponatremia

oxygen in epilepsy - ✔✔consumed at a high rate and rapidly depleted

glucose in epilepsy - ✔✔rapidly depleted

what causes the tonic phase of seizures - ✔✔excitation of subcortical, thalamus,

and brain stem areas

what causes the clonic phase of seizures - ✔✔inhibitory neurons in cortex,

anterior thalamus, and basal ganglia react to cortical excitation

alzhemiers and acetylcholine - ✔✔decrease in the number of acetylcholine-

secreting neurons

myasthenia gravis and acetylcholine - ✔✔autoimmune response to

acetylcholine receptors on the postsynaptic terminal.

norepinephrine in the PNS - ✔✔Sympathetic nerve transmission

Serotonin in Schizophrenia - ✔✔elevated

parkinsons and dopamine - ✔✔destruction of dopamine-secreting neurons

GABA effect - ✔✔Majority of postsynaptic inhibition in the brain

glycine effect - ✔✔Most postsynaptic inhibition in the spinal cord



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, glutamate and aspartate - ✔✔excitatory neurotransmitters in brain and spinal

cord

Morphine and heroin bind to endorphin and enkephalin receptors on

presynaptic neurons and reduce pain by - ✔✔blocking the release of

neurotransmitter

Substance P - ✔✔neurotransmitter involved in pain transmission pathways

vasoactive intestinal peptide - ✔✔Stimulates secretion, vasodilation, and

smooth muscle relaxation

what percent of cardiac output does the brain receive - ✔✔15-20%

Reticulating Activating System - ✔✔This system regulates sleep and arousal.

Headquarters are located in the midbrain, nuclei are in the pons.

The limbic system mediates - ✔✔emotion and long-term memory through

connections in the prefrontal cortex (limbic cortex)

The thalamus also serves as a relay center for - ✔✔information from the basal

ganglia and cerebellum to the appropriate motor area

hypothalamus function - ✔✔water balance/bp/temp

regulation/hunger/thirst/sex

The cerebellum has what kind of control of the body - ✔✔ipsilateral (same side)

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