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22 Cards in this Set
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Pyruvate or Lactate to Energy |
Glycolysis |
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Glucose-6-phosphate from non carbohydrate sources
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Gluconeogenesis |
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Glycogen to Glucose
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Glycogenolysis |
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Glucose to Glycogen
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Glycogenolysis |
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Carbohydrates to Fatty Acids |
Lipogenesis |
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Respiratory distress syndrome & cell membrane |
Phospholipid |
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Progesterone, aldosterone & cortisol |
Cholesterol |
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Pancreatitis and fuel reserve |
Triglyceride |
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Atherosclerosis & Transport |
Lipoprotein |
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Order of NPN in the blood in descending concentration |
Urea - Amino acid - Uric acid - Creatinine- Creatine- Ammonia |
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Ascending |
Ammonia - Creatine - Creatinine - Uric Acid - Amino Acid - Urea |
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Responsible for metabolic acidosis |
Bicarbonate deficiency |
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Primary mechanism of Metabolic acidosis |
Hyperventilation |
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Causes of alkalosis |
Hypovolemia Hyperaldosteronism Hypoparathyroidism |
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Respiratory rather than metabolic alkalosis |
Anxiety |
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Both metabolic and respiratory alkalosis |
Hypokalemia |
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Uncompensated metabolic acidosis, what is normal |
pCO2 |
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Reference range of bicarbonate (HCO3) |
22-26 mmol/L |
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Reference range of pCO2 |
33-45 mm Hg |
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Hypochloremia |
Metabolic alkalosis |
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Primary mechanism causing respiratory alkalosis |
Hyperventilation |
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Consistent with primary hypoparathyroidism |
⬇️ Ca ⬆️ Inorganic phosphorus Pi |
