Hilliard Patho 370 Week 8 Quiz Already Graded A+

Hilliard Patho 370 Week 8 Quiz Already Graded A+ Cerebral aneurysms presents Risk factors for meningitis Symptoms for meningitis Severe sudden headache in contact with bacteria Fever Headache Stiff neck Caused by viral infection Encephalitis Ischemic vs hemorrhagic stroke decrease in blood flow to area vs too much blood in an area Stroke of one side of the cerebral hemisphere Risk factor for hemorrhagic stroke Will affect the contralateral side Blood pressure Acute hypertension Results in subarachnoid hemorrhage Parkinson disease Cerebral aneurysm Deficiency of dopamine in substantia nigra Parkinson disease will Pain Give rest tremor and skeletal muscle rigidity Subjective experience difficult to measure objectively Common cause of acute pain Migraine Headache Present as severe pounding headache with nausea and photophobia Common symptom of bone pain Multiple myeloma Characteristics of scoliosis Lateral curvature Increase in periods of rapid growth Uneven shoulder Scapular prominence Respiratory complications Lead to delayed healing in fracutre Smoking Poor diet Paget's diesease Diabetes Excessive bone resorption followed by excessive formation of fragile bone Common site for Paget's disease Osteomyelitis Is hematogenous Lower spine Osteosarcoma Malignant bone forming tumor Osteomalacia Bone disorder that comes in insufficient vitamin D in adults Rickets used for children Risk factor for osteoporosis Early menopause Malunion Fractured bone that heals with poor alignment Different types of fractures breaking Greenstick- when a bone bends and cracks instead of completely Comminuted- completely shattered Transverse- complete fracture completely across the bone Linear- fracture in the middle of the bone going up and down Oblique- diagonal fracture, but not spiral Spiral- mechanism is when an athlete plants and turns and creates a spiral break