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Hemoglobinopathies Exam Questions And Answers 1 / 23 Hemochromatosis which gene mutation causes hemochromatosis homozygous or heterozygous are affected hemosiderin what are the main organs mostly affected by hemochomatosis genetic inheritied condition of excessive iron accumulation resulting in tissue damage HFE gene homozygous (rare) an iron-storage protein primarily made in times of iron overload liver and pancrease are main others are: heart, adrenals, testes, pi...

ImmunoSero Lab - Q1 [Laboratory Safety] In general, we need to know the means to protect oneself, coworkers and civilians (patients) from different types of hazards present in the laboratory. - ANSWER-WHY STUDY LABORATORY SAFETY AND WASTE DISPOSAL? Personal Protective Equipment Hand washing Labelling Decontamination - ANSWER-Precautions Physical Biological Sharp Electrical Fire and Explosive Radioactive Chemical Ergonomic Cryogenic - ANSWER-Types of Hazards Chemical waste Ra...

PCP Drug Profiles Questions & Answers 1 / 5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. What classification is ASA? What classification is Diazepam (Valium)? What classification is Diphenhydramine (Benadryl)? What classification is Epinephrine? What classification is Glucagon? What classification is Oral Glucose? What classification is Nitroglycerin? What classification is Salbutomol (Ventolin)? What classification is Tetracaine? What classification is Dextrose ...

Pharmacology and Therapeutics Domain - Chapter 1.2: Pharmacology of Diabetes 1 Questions And Answers • Drug target • Site What four important things with drugs? • Primary mechanism of action • Main side effects • Metformin • DPP4 inhibitors What are the main drug classes in diabetes? • Sulphonylurea • SGLT2 inhibitors

Oxycotin Questions & Answers 1 / 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. What are these stimulants of? -Stretch of cervix, suckling -Low progesterone, high estrogen Stretch of cervix Suckling Low progesterone High estrogen (End of pregnancy) What does stimulating the hypothalamus do to the magnocellular neuron? 1-5 minute half life Circulates free Very small (9 aa) Kidneys filter easily 1. Uterus 2. Mammary glands 3. Brain 4. ADH V1R What kind of OTR (oxytocin receptors) a...

Analgesics Questions And Answers 1 / 6 1. WHO analgesic ladder Stepwise approach to pain management with increasing drug potency Step 1:non-opioid plus optional adjuvant analgesics for mild pain Step 2: weak opioid plus non-opioid and adjuvant analgesics for mild to moderate pain Step 3: strong opioid plus non-opioid and adjuvant analgesics for moderate to severe pain 2. Adjuvant Substance that increases the immune response to antigens 3. Opiates opium and its derivatives, such as ...

Pharmacology test 2 review 2023/2024 Positive inotropic drugs - ANSWER-Phosphodiesterase inhibitors, e.g., milrinone Cardiac glycosides, e.g., digoxin B-type natriuretic peptides Other drugs used in heart failure - ANSWER-ACE-inhibitors e.g., 'pril' Angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs) e.g., 'sartan' ß-Blockers e.g., 'olol' Diuretics e.g., furosemide, spironolactone Inotropes - ANSWER-Inotropy -Force of muscular contractions Chronotropy -Heart rate Dromotropy-Conduction of el...

NURS-1550: Pharmacology Questions & Answers 1. Pharmacology - ANS-the study of drugs and their interactions 2. drug - ANS-chemical that affects living process 3. clinical pharmacology - ANS-study of drugs in humans 4. Therapeutics - ANS-The use of drugs to diagnose, prevent, or treat disease or to prevent pregnancy 5. 3 most important properties of an ideal drug - ANS-effectiveness, safety, selectivity 6. therapeutic objective of drug therapy - ANS-to provide maximum benefit with minimum...

Urinary Tract Infections (GU #3) Questions & Answers 1 / 7 1. bacterial cystitis inflammation of the bladder caused by bacterial infection 2. bacterial cystitis is characterized in what two ways 3. uncomplicated bacterial cystitis occurs where 4. why are women particularly susceptible to bacterial cystitis 5. 75-95% of uncomplicated UTIs is what 6. what fraction of women will have a UTI by 24 7. what fraction of women will have a UTI by 32 8. risk factors of complicated bacter...

Lecture 10- Stress-induced premature senescence and Oncogene-indued senescence Senescence definition - Correct Answers-Stable and terminal state of growth arrest where cells are unable to proliferate despite optimal growth conditions Types of stress - Correct Answers-Ionizing irradiation, UV, oxidative, chemotherapy, anticancer drugs (deacetylase and methylase inhibitors) What triggers Stress induced Premature Senescence (SIPS) - Correct Answers-Damage to DNA DNA ds breaks Less define...

Unit 8 – Immunodeficiencies Questions & Answers What type of immunodeficiencies disorders are these?: - DiGeorge syndrome - Severe combined immune deficiency - Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis - ANS-Cellular immunodeficiencies What type of immunodeficiencies disorders are these?: - Ataxia-telangiectasia - Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome - ANS-T-cell immunodeficiencies What type of immunodeficiencies disorders are these?: - Bruton x-linked agammaglobulinemia - Common variable immunodeficien...

Cardiovascular Pathology (related to Heart , Blood, Circulation) Questions And Answers How many Types of Shock do we have ? - ANS-Warm and Cold What are the Cold shocks : - ANS-1- Cardiogenic ( Congestive H.Failure , MI, any problem with Heart️ ) 2- Obstructive ( Emboli , Thrombus ) 3- Hypovolumic shock ( hemorrhage , Diarrhea , Vomiting ) What happens to the patient in the cold shocks ? - ANS-There will be a systemic vasoconstriction which will result into less blood perfusion in ...

Eukaryotic vs Prokaryotic Cells Questions & Answers 1. Prokaryotic cells - ANSWER-Contain plasma membrane, cytoplasm, DNA, and ribosome. Make up single-celled organisms and cells arise from binary fission. Do not have membrane-bound organelles. 2. Eukaryotic cells - ANSWER-Larger than prokaryotic cells. Make up complex organisms. Cells arise by mitosis or meiosis. Have membrane-bound organelles. 3. Plasma membrane - ANSWER-Cell surface made of a phospholipid bilayer. Controls passage of...

SPLENIC PATHOLOGIES GS LECTURE 2 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS The Spleen is perfused by the ???, which is a branch of the ??? - ANSWER-splenic artery, celiac axis The Spleen is drained by the ??? (an example of Venae Commitante). - ANSWER-splenic vein The IMV joins the Splenic vein prior to form the ??? - ANSWER-Portal confluence. The Splenic Vein merges with the ??? to form the ??? in the Porta hepatis - ANSWER-SMV, Main portal vein what is the largest structure (organ) in the reticuloendothelial...

Biology unit 5 Questions And Answers A+ Review Plasma Membrane are (polar or nonpolar) - ANS--non-polar Plama Membrane (small or large) - ANS-small Plamsa Membrane (pass freeley or not) - ANS-they pass freely through the plasma membrane Diffusion - ANS-movment of molcues from area of high concentration to a low concentration Osmososis - ANS-movment a water from a solutin with a high concntraiton of watetr to a solution with a lower concentraion of water, thorugh a cells permable membrane ...

Biology Unit 6 Part B Questions And Answers Ecology - Correct Answer->The study of the relationships between living organisms and their environment. Organism - Correct Answer->An individual living thing Population - Correct Answer->A group of organisms of the same species that live together. Community - Correct Answer->All of the different populations of different species living in the same place at the same time Ecosystem - Correct Answer->A community of living organisms...

MOHD 1 genetic disorders Questions And Answers Dysmorphology - ANS-the study of developmental structural defects malformation - ANS-result of intrinsic abnormalities in genetic programs deformation - ANS-result of extrinsic factors impinging physically in fetus development disruption - ANS-result of destruction of irreplaceable normal fetus tissue sequence - ANS-result of causative agent affecting a single organ system/region syndrome - ANS-result of a causative agent causing multiple abno...

Bio cell lesson 2 part I Questions And Answers What forms the plasma membrane ? - ANS-lipids, proteins & carbohydrates Definition of the cell membrane ? - ANS-continuous sheet that spreads over the entire cell surface Functions of the cell membrane - ANS-a physical barrier, regulation of the passage of materials, sensitivity and support what we need to see the cell membrane ? - ANS-The electron microscope Who created the fluid mosaic model ? - ANS-Singer & Nicholson in 1972 What is the f...

2 Examination of Living Microorganisms Questions And Answers How did you distinguish true motility from brownian movement or motion of the fluid? - Correct Answer-brownian motion involved the random motion of particles and the cells appeared to be vibrating true motility involved cells moving continuously and free flowing What, if any, practical value do these techniques have? (wet mount and hanging drop) - Correct Answer-to understand the conditions where bacteria can thrive most and lea...

BCOP cytogenetics Qurestions And Answers Philadelphia chromosome - ANS-t (9;22) APL gene - ANS-PML-RARA fusion gene t (15, 17) cytogenics that automatically result in diagnosis of AML regardless of blast % - ANS-t (8, 21), inv (16), t (16, 16) t (15,17) which mutation is it appropriate to use lenalidomide in MDS - ANS-del (5q) Which mutation causes resistance in CML to imatinib, dasatinib, nilotinib, bosutinib? - ANS-T315I Prognosis in IDH mutated CNS malignancies - ANS-Associated with ...