hypertrophy
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increase in size of cells and consequently size of organ
cyanide poisoning
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found in insecticides, burning wool and silk and certain drugs, inhibits
cytochrome oxidase
S&S include headache, adaptation, confusion, vomiting, respiratory
problems and death
Natriuretic peptide system
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fluid volume is high and the right atria and left ventricle detect that and
secrete ANP and BNP --> in the kidneys they stimulate them to increase
urination and fluid volume will go down
polysomy
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more than the usual number of chromosomes
step by step dehydration via diarrhea
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, microbes causes disruption of capillaries that line the intestines-->water
leaks from capillaries into the lumen-->eventually the whole blood system
is more concentrated and water will be pulled into the plasma leaving
tissues shrunk and dehydrated
hyper polarized states
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situations in which membranes of cells have been reset to a less positive
number than normal, lengthening the polar gap and making them less
sensitive
example of autosomal dominant disorders
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polycystic kidney disease, mutated gene coding for kidney tissue causes
cysts to develop and reduce kidney function and leads to kidney failure.
prognosis
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the predicted outcome of a disease based certain factors like the usual
course of that disease, age, and comorbidities
, gout
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systemic disease caused by a buildup of uric acids in the blood, uric acid
crystals accumulate and settle in the joints causing swelling and pain
teratogen
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anything that can cause a congenital defect
osmotic pressure
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the pressure exerted by all solutes in a compartment, it correlates with
osmolality, the higher the osmolality, the higher the osmotic pressure
example of a sex-linked disorder
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increase in size of cells and consequently size of organ
cyanide poisoning
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found in insecticides, burning wool and silk and certain drugs, inhibits
cytochrome oxidase
S&S include headache, adaptation, confusion, vomiting, respiratory
problems and death
Natriuretic peptide system
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fluid volume is high and the right atria and left ventricle detect that and
secrete ANP and BNP --> in the kidneys they stimulate them to increase
urination and fluid volume will go down
polysomy
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more than the usual number of chromosomes
step by step dehydration via diarrhea
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, microbes causes disruption of capillaries that line the intestines-->water
leaks from capillaries into the lumen-->eventually the whole blood system
is more concentrated and water will be pulled into the plasma leaving
tissues shrunk and dehydrated
hyper polarized states
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situations in which membranes of cells have been reset to a less positive
number than normal, lengthening the polar gap and making them less
sensitive
example of autosomal dominant disorders
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polycystic kidney disease, mutated gene coding for kidney tissue causes
cysts to develop and reduce kidney function and leads to kidney failure.
prognosis
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the predicted outcome of a disease based certain factors like the usual
course of that disease, age, and comorbidities
, gout
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systemic disease caused by a buildup of uric acids in the blood, uric acid
crystals accumulate and settle in the joints causing swelling and pain
teratogen
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anything that can cause a congenital defect
osmotic pressure
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the pressure exerted by all solutes in a compartment, it correlates with
osmolality, the higher the osmolality, the higher the osmotic pressure
example of a sex-linked disorder
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