Vocab
Diabetes
Thyroid Disorders
Kidney/UTI/Liver Disorders
Acids/Bases
100

cholangitis

the inflammation of the bile duct

100

These cells produce insulin

beta cells

100

this example of primary hyperthyroidism would result in high levels of t3 & t4, but low levels of TSH

graves disease

100

most common bacteria causing UTI or cystitis

E. Coli

100

Alkalosis pH

above 7.45

200
late stage scarring of the liver

cirrhosis

200

These are produced through the break down of lipids into energy, they cause metabolic acidosis and electrolyte imbalances

Ketone bodies
200

this hormone Regulates calcium and phosphate physiology. Maintains normal serum calcium concentration. Stimulates production of vitamin D metabolite

parathyroid hormone

200

What does albuminuria mean and what is it caused by

albumin (protein) in the urine, the glomeruli lost selective permeability allowing protein to leak out into the urine

200

Acidosis pH

below 7.35

300

Cholelithiasis

gallstone formation

300

The activation of receptors in the cell wall that facilitate the transport of glucose into the cell is the role of what

the role of insulin

300

Primary cause of primary adrenocortical insufficiency

addisons disease

300

Which health history is expected to postrenal AKI

renal calculi

300

In charge of carbonic acid regulation

lungs

400

Choledocholithiasis

gallstone in the common bile duct

400

this type of DM has almost absolute insulin deficiency

T1DM

400

Results from chronic exposure to excess glucocorticoids; Exogenous pharmacologic doses of corticosteroids, Endogenous source of cortisol

Cushings syndrome

400

what does cirrhosis cause

portal hypertension

400

in charge of bicarbonate regulation

kidneys

500

Results from formation of urinary crystals into larger stones (vocab word for renal calculi)

Nephrolithiasis

500

This is a modifiable risk factor of T2DM

obesity

500

diverticula with no inflammation

Diverticulosis

500

complications of portal hypertension

esophageal varices and splenomegaly