Midterm I Disease/Conditions Review Flashcards
(24 cards)
Turner Syndrome
- monosomy
- females with webbed hands and feet and heart issues
Klinefelter Syndrome
- Trisomy
- male with female characteristics
DiGeorge Syndrome
- partial lack of thymus
- primary t-lymphocyte deficiency
- cleft palate, cardiac defects, abnormal face
Brain Malformations in Major Depressive Disorder
- smaller hippocampus
- larger amygdala
Isotonic Fluid Loss
- water and sodium lost in proportion
- hypoaldosterone
- diuretic therapy
- fluid loss
- tenting skin
Isotonic Fluid Gain
- sodium and water gained in proportion
- heart/kidney failure
Hypotonic Imbalance
- water into cell and decreased ECF concentration
- too much water not enough sodium
- muscle cramps and weakness
- neurological
Interstitial Edema
- increased cap hydrostatic pressure
- decreased cap oncotic pressure
- increased cap permeability
- lymph obstruction
- pulmonary leads to weird breath sounds
- increased resp rate
- IV albumin
Hypertonic Imbalance
- increased EF concentration
- less ADH
- increased reflexes
- neurological
Hyperkalemia
- potassium
- renal disease or cell injury
- too much intake
- acidosis
- hypoaldosteronism
- ACE inhibitors
Hypokalemia
- diarrhea
- too little intake
- hyperaldosteronism
- diuretics
- alkalosis
- cardiac and neuro effects
HCO3- in excess causes ____.
metabolic alkalosis
Hypertrophy vs Hyperplasia
- trophy- cell enlargement
- plasia- increase number of cells
Metaplasia
- one cell replaced by another type
Dysplasia
- change in size shape and organization
- last reversible step before cancer
Hypercapnia
- increased CO2 in blood
Atelectasis
- alveolar collapse
- caused by anesthetic
- coughing and deep breaths
Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure
- failure to oxygenate adequately
- due to thick alveolar membrane, decreased O2 in atmosphere
- neuro issues
Tension Pneumothorax
- air enters pleura but cannot exit
- compresses lungs and heart
- requires puncture
Emphysema
- destroys alveoli walls and capillary
- floppy terminal bronchioles (constrict easily)
COPD
- increased pulmonary BP
- resp heart failure
- forceful exhalation ( dangerous)
- breath through straw
Chronic Bronchitis
- swollen airways
- lots of mucus
- COPD
Neuroendocrine Tumors
- fast and agressive
- produce ectopic hormones
Three Non-Small Cell Carcinomas
- Large Cell
- central
- fast
- undifferentiated
- Adenocarcinoma
- from gland tissues in lung
- moderate growth
- by pleura
- Squamous
- slowest