General
Microcirculation
Inflamation
ABB
Hypersencitivity
100

Free points

Free points 

100

What are the three factors in Virchow's Triad?

Endothelial injury, Change in blood speed, Change in blood coagulability

100

What are the gross factors of inflammation?

Rubor, Calor, Dolor, Tumor , Functio laesa

100

Compensatory mechanism for Metabolic Acidosis

Respiratory alkalosis

100

What are the main cells in an allergic reactions ?

Eosinophils

200

What is the latent phase of the disease ?

From the first contact with the pathogen, until the first symptoms present themselves

200

What embolism will we expect in a patient with a fractured femur?

 Fat emboli 

200

What is the function of CRP ?  

 It is a opsonin

200

What ABB disorder would we expect in a patient on opioid overdose ?

Respiratory acidosis

200

Which cells degranulate and release histamine in type I hypersensitivity ?

Mast cells

300

Main point of etiological treatment of a disease

Treat the main cause of the disease

300

In what organs would we observe a red (Hemorrhagic) infarction?

Lungs, liver, small intestine

300

Name at least 3 systemic factors of inflammation

Leukocytosis, Increased CRP, Fever, Tachycardia, etc.

300

PH - 7.20

Co2 - 37

Hco3 - 15


Decompensated metabolic acidosis

300

Why is it called lupus?

The scar looks like a wolf bite

400

What is a pathological reaction?

 Abnormal reactions of the body's tissues to harmful agents such as pathogens, which can lead to diseases or disorders.

400

What type of trombuses are formed in the arterial part of the circulation ?

White thrombus

400

Describe the vascular response in acute inflammation

Quick vasoconstriction, followed by vasodilation and increaced vascular permeability

400

How can we classify metabolic acidosis when it comes to their genesis ?

Production, retention, low Hco3

400

What type of hypersensitivity reaction is Graves disease ?

Type II

500

What is the prodromal period of a disease?

A short period of time where someone feels mildly ill but has not yet developed a fulminant illness.

500

What is paradoxal embolism?

Yes

500

What is the mediator Substance P responsible for?

 Pain 

500

What is Cooke Segar acidosis ?

Intracellular acidosis in metabolic alkalosis

500

What differentiates Serum sickness from other hypersensitivity reactions

It has no sensitization phase