Major Disease Patterns Flashcards

1
Q

what happens to albumin during dehydration?

A

increases

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2
Q

what four liver function tests increase during cholestasis ?

A

ALP
GGT
Bilirubin
AST

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3
Q

what happens to the mean cell volume during excess alcohol intake?

A

increases MCV

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4
Q

what causes addisons disease?

A

low cortisol

autoantibodies that cause damage the 21-hydroxylase enzyme

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5
Q

what happens to K and Na during addisons disease?

A

high K

low Na

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6
Q

what causes cushings disease?

A

high cortisol due to high ACTH

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7
Q

what causes Conns disease?

A

high aldosterone

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8
Q

what happens to K and Na during Conns disease?

A

low K

high Na

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9
Q

what is diabetes insipidus?

A

low secretion of ADH

- low reabsorption of water

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10
Q

what happens to Na and urine/serum osmolality during diabetes insipidus?

A

high Na
low urine osmolality
high serum osmolality

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11
Q

what is SIADH ?

A

syndrome of inappropriate secretion of ADH

- increased ADH and therefore higher reabsorption of water

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12
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what happens to Na and urine/serum osmolality during SIADH?

A

Na decreases
Urine osmolality increases
Serum osmolality decreases

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13
Q

what happens to Na, K, HCO3 and urea during thiazide and loop diuretics ?

A

Na decreases
K decreases
HCO3 increases
Urea increases

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14
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what happens to urea, creatinine, K, rate, PO4 and calcium during low GFR?

A

increased urea, creatinine, K, rate, PO4

decreased Ca

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