mch
mean corpuscular hemoglobin
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weight of hemoglobin in each cell
,mcv
mean corpuscular volume
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the volume average of the rbc
51. What happens to excess dietary protein that is above the needs for growth and
repair?
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Will be converted and stored as fat
9. What are 2 possible side effects of taking 10 times the RDA of zinc for a prolonged
period of time?
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Decrease in High Density Lipoprotein (good cholesterol)
Impair copper and Iron absorbtion
Ulcerogenic (esp with NSAIDS)
Prostate Cancer
Ulcerogenic, esp. with NSAIDS,
NICOTINIC ACID
Decrease HDL(High Density Lipoprotein)
Impair copper and iron absorption
, 17. Compare and contrast the characteristics and causes of microcytic, macrocytic,
pernicious, and hypochromic anemias.
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Normochromic- Hypovolemic low levels of blood (acute blood loss)
Microcytic- Small and iron deficient (MCV is Lower)
Macrocytic- Large RBC's (Higher MCV)
Lack of folate and B12
Happens when there is a liver problem b/c of poor B12 and Folate
production
Pernicious- B12 deficiency Big and immature cells with normal coloring
(high MCV)
Hypochromic- lacking color, pale because of lack of hemoglobin and iron
(MCH is low)
38. What are the symptoms of hyperthyroidism? Hypothyroidism?
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Hyperthyroidism- Loss of weight, Enhanced Peristalsis, Anxiety Prone,
catabolic, increased heart rate, Eyes bulging (Grave's disease), Impaired
fertility, more frequent bowl movements, higher body temp
Hypothyroidism- Weight gain, depressed, poor memory, cold, poor
concentration, dry skin, fatigue, slow, husky voice, heavy mentral flow,
thinning of hair and eyebrows, muscle cramps
mean corpuscular hemoglobin
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weight of hemoglobin in each cell
,mcv
mean corpuscular volume
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the volume average of the rbc
51. What happens to excess dietary protein that is above the needs for growth and
repair?
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Will be converted and stored as fat
9. What are 2 possible side effects of taking 10 times the RDA of zinc for a prolonged
period of time?
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Decrease in High Density Lipoprotein (good cholesterol)
Impair copper and Iron absorbtion
Ulcerogenic (esp with NSAIDS)
Prostate Cancer
Ulcerogenic, esp. with NSAIDS,
NICOTINIC ACID
Decrease HDL(High Density Lipoprotein)
Impair copper and iron absorption
, 17. Compare and contrast the characteristics and causes of microcytic, macrocytic,
pernicious, and hypochromic anemias.
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Normochromic- Hypovolemic low levels of blood (acute blood loss)
Microcytic- Small and iron deficient (MCV is Lower)
Macrocytic- Large RBC's (Higher MCV)
Lack of folate and B12
Happens when there is a liver problem b/c of poor B12 and Folate
production
Pernicious- B12 deficiency Big and immature cells with normal coloring
(high MCV)
Hypochromic- lacking color, pale because of lack of hemoglobin and iron
(MCH is low)
38. What are the symptoms of hyperthyroidism? Hypothyroidism?
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Hyperthyroidism- Loss of weight, Enhanced Peristalsis, Anxiety Prone,
catabolic, increased heart rate, Eyes bulging (Grave's disease), Impaired
fertility, more frequent bowl movements, higher body temp
Hypothyroidism- Weight gain, depressed, poor memory, cold, poor
concentration, dry skin, fatigue, slow, husky voice, heavy mentral flow,
thinning of hair and eyebrows, muscle cramps
