General medical Flashcards

(57 cards)

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endocrine glands
duct?
where are effects?

A

ductless
secrete hormones into circulation resulting in widespread effects

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exocrine glands
duct?
where are effects

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release chemicals through duct and have localized effects

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Hypothalamus location

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deep in cerebrum of brain

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Pituitary gland nickname

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master gland

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anterior pituitary gland hormones

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adrenocorticotropic hormone
thyroid stiimulating hormone
follicle stimulating hormone
luteinizing hormone
prolactin

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posterior pit gland hormones

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antidiuretic hormone
oxytocin

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diabetes insipidus features

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large output of urine
inadequate adh secretion

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thyroid shape and location

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butterfly shape in neck anterior to inferior larynx

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parathyroid location

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four small glands located on posterior lateral surface of thyroid

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thyroxine t4

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stimulates cell metabolism
made in thyroid

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triidothyronine t3

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stimulates cell metabolism
made in thyroid

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calcitonin

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lowers blood calcium level
made in thyroid

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parathyroid hormone

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increases blood calcium level
antagonist to calcitonin
made in parathyroid

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thymus location and fucntion

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located in mediastinum just below sternum
secretes thymosin

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pancreas location
tissue types

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LUQ
has both endocrine and exocrine tissues

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islets of langerhans function
cell type and function

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alpha- glucagon
beta insulin
delta somatostatin

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pineal gland location and function

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located in thalamus in brain
releases melatonin

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DKA

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no insulin, fast onset
bgl around 500

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hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic syndrome

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cells resistant to insulin
slow onset
severe dehydration
bgl can be 1000

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thyrotoxicosis (thyroid storm)
ss

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severe tachycardia
associated with graves disease (goiter)
hf
dysrhythmia
shock
hyperthermia
agitation
delierium

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graves disease

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excessive thyroid activity characterized by goiter and protruding eyes

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hypothyroidism

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low levels of hormones produced
cold intolerant

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hyperthyroidism

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excessive levels of thyroid hormones produced, heat intolerant

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myxedema

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form of hypothyroid
thickining of skin on nose throat and lips

characterized by hypothermia and decreased loc

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Cushings syndrome results from what
high cortisol and aldosterone level may be caused by long term adminsitration of corticosteroid drugs
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cushings syndrome ss
moon face weight gain muscle atrophy of arms and legs
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adrenal disorder simple difference
low cortisol and aldosterone = addison disease high cotisol and aldosterone cushing
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addisons disease ss
weakness, weight loss, anorexia skin hyperpigmentation hypotnetion hyperkalemia
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visceral pain
organ pain cramping gas type pain difficult to localize
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somatic pain
constant stabbing pain
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upper and lower gi seperation
ligament of treitz
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causes of upper gi blled
peptic ulcer gastritis variceal rupture gastric or duodenal ulcer
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causes of lower gi bleed
diverticulosis colon lesions rectal lesion anal fissures inflammatory bowel disorder
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mallory weiss tear
laceration of esophagus casued by retching and vomiting associated with bulimia. tear does not extend through entire esophagus
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boerhaave syndrom
upper gi bleed rupture of esophagus from prolonged retching and vomiting tear travels entirely through esophageal wall
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acute gastritis characteristics and symptoms
inflammation of stomach and intestines with SUDDEN vomiting
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#1 cause of upper gi bleed
peptic ulcer
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ulcerative colitis
unknown cause, occurs in rectum and large intestine, bloody stool with mucous
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Chrons disease ss
GI bleeding, weight loss, intermittant abd cramping nausea and vomiting, dirrhea RAPID ONSET
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#1 cause of lower GI bleed
Diverticulosis
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SS diverticulitis
lower left sided pain, fever n/v tenderness on palpation
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mcburneys point
1-2 in between anterior iliac crest and umbilicus
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what is cholecystitis
inflammation of gallbladder caused by gallstones typically occurs after a large meal
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murphys sign
right costal tenderness
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hep A route
fecal oral
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hep b route
BBP
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hep c route
blood transfusions
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hep E route
waterborne
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Hepatitis ss
RUQ pain jaundice n/v photophobia
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two types of immunity
cellular humoral
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what is cellular immunity
direct attack on a foreign substance by special cells
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what is humoral immunity
chemical attack of a substance antibodies are used to accomplish this IGG
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what does IgE do
allergen attaches to IgE of basophils and mast cells then produces histamines
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what does histamine do in body
causes bronchoconstriction, increased intestinal motilit, vasodilation, increased vascular permeability
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anaphylaxis treatment
o2 is first line treatment..... epi every 15-20 min benadryl, steriods, albuterl
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neurogenic shock causes
loss of vasomotor tone due to unoppsoed parasympathethic response treat with 20ml/kg bolus
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what is cystic fibrosis
inhereted metabolic disease of lungs sweat glands, digestive and reproductive system production of thick mucous which leads to chronic lung infections