BIO-322 Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions
ACE inhibitor effects Correct Answers decreases: preload,
afterload, angiotensin 2, aldosterone
Acute blood loss anemia buzz: Correct Answers trauma
B9 (?) anemia buzz and s/s; Correct Answers folate; dietary,
alcohol, pregnancy; no beefy tongue or neuro
B12 (?) anemia buzz and s/s: Correct Answers cobalamin; GI
absorption issue; neuro symptoms + beefy red tongue
Brocas vs Wernickes Correct Answers non-fluent and lang.
comp.
fluent but no lang. comp.
Cardiogenic shock s/s and compensation? Correct Answers s/s:
mottled extremities
decreased cardiac output increases stroke volume
Chronic blood loss anemia buzz: Correct Answers same s/s as
iron but diff cause
Comp vs decomp shock? Correct Answers decreased BP;
vasoconstriction= pallor
decreased CO= slow circulation; vasodilation= flushed skin
, Cor pulmonale type, what happens to EF, and s/s? Correct
Answers right sided heart hypertrophy and dilation
dilated cardiomyopathy = systolic dysfunction = decreased EF
pulmonary HTN, edema, JVD, ascities
Coronary artery disease? Correct Answers narrows/occludes
coronary artery
usually asymptomatic
leading complication of atherosclerosis
DIC patho, s/s, labs? Correct Answers hypercoagulation (risk
for thrombosis or hemorrhage) -> increased fibrinolysis
s/s: factor and platelet type bleeding, bleeding from IV site,
petechia
labs: increased PT, aPTT, BT, fibrinogen and decreased
platelets; positive D-dimer
Dilated cardiomyopathy= ?
Buzz Correct Answers Systolic= decreased EF
alcoholism
Extrinsic pathway includes? Correct Answers tissue factor and
factor VII (7)
ACE inhibitor effects Correct Answers decreases: preload,
afterload, angiotensin 2, aldosterone
Acute blood loss anemia buzz: Correct Answers trauma
B9 (?) anemia buzz and s/s; Correct Answers folate; dietary,
alcohol, pregnancy; no beefy tongue or neuro
B12 (?) anemia buzz and s/s: Correct Answers cobalamin; GI
absorption issue; neuro symptoms + beefy red tongue
Brocas vs Wernickes Correct Answers non-fluent and lang.
comp.
fluent but no lang. comp.
Cardiogenic shock s/s and compensation? Correct Answers s/s:
mottled extremities
decreased cardiac output increases stroke volume
Chronic blood loss anemia buzz: Correct Answers same s/s as
iron but diff cause
Comp vs decomp shock? Correct Answers decreased BP;
vasoconstriction= pallor
decreased CO= slow circulation; vasodilation= flushed skin
, Cor pulmonale type, what happens to EF, and s/s? Correct
Answers right sided heart hypertrophy and dilation
dilated cardiomyopathy = systolic dysfunction = decreased EF
pulmonary HTN, edema, JVD, ascities
Coronary artery disease? Correct Answers narrows/occludes
coronary artery
usually asymptomatic
leading complication of atherosclerosis
DIC patho, s/s, labs? Correct Answers hypercoagulation (risk
for thrombosis or hemorrhage) -> increased fibrinolysis
s/s: factor and platelet type bleeding, bleeding from IV site,
petechia
labs: increased PT, aPTT, BT, fibrinogen and decreased
platelets; positive D-dimer
Dilated cardiomyopathy= ?
Buzz Correct Answers Systolic= decreased EF
alcoholism
Extrinsic pathway includes? Correct Answers tissue factor and
factor VII (7)
