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51 Cards in this Set
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Ectopic thyroid tissue
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hyperthroidism
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Thyrotoxicosis
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hyperthroidism
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Grave's disease
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hyperthroidism
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Multinodular goiter
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hyperthroidism
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Thyroid adenoma
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hyperthroidism
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Subacute thyroiditis
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hyperthroidism
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Pituitary disease
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hyperthroidism
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Do not use LA with epinephrine in untreated ______ patients
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hyperthroidism
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Myxedema
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hypothyrodism
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Primary loss or atrophy of thyroid tissue
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hypothyrodism (95% of cases)
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Goitrous hypothyroidism
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hypothyrodism
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Insufficient stimulation of a normal glad
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hypothyrodism
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What drugs are untreated hypothyroid patients sensitive to?
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Narcotics, barbiturates, and tranquilizers
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Lab test used for measuring thyroid function
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T3, T4, and Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)
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What organ synthesizes erythropoietin, 1,25-dihydroxycholecaliferol and renin?
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kidney
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Lab tests used for kidney disease
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urinalysis, BUN, creatinine, creatine clearance, and electrolytes Na, K, Cl and Co2
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Nephrotoxic drugs avoided in pts with kidney disease
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acetaminophen (in high doses), acyclovir, aspirin, NSAIDS
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Phenytoin (dilantin)
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Epilepsy
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Carbamzepine (tegretol)
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Epilepsy
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Valpoic acid
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Epilepsy
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Gingival hyperplasia is caused by
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Drugs used to treat Epilepsy
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10% of pts who suffer from a stroke
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recover with no disability
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50% of pts who suffer from a stroke
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have mild residual disability
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15-30% of pts who suffer from a stroke
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are disabled and require special services
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10-20% of pts who suffer from a stroke
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require institutionalization
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CVA: Paralysis
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Right and left side damage
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spatial-perceptual deficits
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right sided damage
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thought impaired
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right sided damage
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quick impulsive behavior
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right sided damage
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difficulty performing tasks
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right sided damage
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memory deficits
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right sided damage
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neglect of left side
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right sided damage
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language and speech difficulties
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left side damage
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decreased auditory memory
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left side damage
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slow, cautious, disorganized behavior
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left side damage
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Language based memory deficits
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left side damage
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anxiety
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left side damage
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Artane, Cogentin
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Anticholinergic- Parkingson's disease
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Levodopa/Carbidopa
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Dopamine precursor- Parkingson's disease
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Parlodel, Permax
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Dopamine Agonist-- Parkingson's disease
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Tasmar, Comtan
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catechol-o-methyltransferase inhibitors-- Parkingson's disease
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Selegiline
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Monoamine Oxidase B ihibitor-- Parkingson's disease
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Amantadine
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Neurotransmitter inhibitor-- Parkingson's disease
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Ellavil, Zoloft
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antidepressants
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Lithium, Valporate, Carbamazepine
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bipolar disorder
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Normal Platelet count
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140,00-400,00
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Normal RBCs
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4-6 million
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Normal WBC
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5.000-10,000
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What fraction of the US population will have at least one psych problem in their lifetime?
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1/3
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The most common pysch problem in the general population
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anxiety (2.5-5%)
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What is the most common type anxiety disorder?
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simple phobias
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