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Chapter 12 Process of Birth
#1. Transverse Lie #2. Longitudinal Lie
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Chapter 9: General Pathology of Infectious Diseases
#1. What are the six classes of human pathogens? - prions viruses bacteria fungi protozoa helminths #2. What human pathogen is composed of abnormal forms of a host protein? - prions #3. What is ...
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|20 views
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Patho Reproductive System
#1. The structure and function of both male and female reproductive systemes depend on interactions among the - central nervous system (hypothalamus) endocrine system (anterior pituitary) gona...
celsal|7 years ago|±0|106 views
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Chapter 11: Oxidative Metabolism of Lipids in Liver and Muscle
#1. Fats are normally the major source of energy in most tissues, with two major exceptions. What are they? - brain erythrocytes #2. Catabolism of fatty acids occurs by a cycle of oxidation react...
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|16 views
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Path: Regeneration
#1. what is regeneration - growth of cells to replace lost tissues #2. what is healing - a reparative tissue response to a wound, inflammation or necrosis, often leads to fibrosis #3. what happens i...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|83 views
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Chapter 23: Disorders of White Blood Cells
#1. What three groups of white blood cells (WBCs) are found in the peripheral circulation? - granulocytes lymphocytes monocytes #2. What are the three types of granulocytes? - neutrophils (90%)...
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|24 views
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Path: Infectious Diseases
#1. what are the 3 A's of infectious disesae - availability affable able #2. what are the categories of infectious disease - prions viruses bacteria fungi parasites #3. what is a bacteriophage - vi...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|160 views
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Chapter 22: Disorders of Red Blood Cells
#1. What is anemia? - A reduction in the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. #2. Anemia is not a disease but rather a symptom complex that may result from one of three underlying causes. What ar...
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|33 views
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Chapter 6: Renal Physiology
#1. The (...) is the outer region of the kidney, located just under the capsule. - cortex #2. The (...) is a central region of the kidney, divided into outer and inner layers. - medulla #3. The (....
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|28 views
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Chapter 7: Viral Infections
#1. What family of double stranded DNS viruses includes eight different subtypes for which humans are the only natural reservoir? - human herpesvirus (HHV) #2. What are HHV-1 and HHV-2 called? - h...
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|32 views
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Chapter 32: Steroid Hormones of Reproduction and Sexual Development
#1. All sex steroid hormones are derived from a chemical structure composed of (...) carbon atoms in a (...)-ring structure. - 17 4 #2. There are three naturally occurring and biologically import...
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|17 views
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Path: RBC
#1. how big are most RBCs - 7.4 microns in diameter #2. what are the two types of hemolytic - underproduction or hemolytic #3. what is polycythemia due to - underdilution of blood or reactive produ...
jgaversa5|10 years ago|±0|160 views
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Chapter 3: Cellular Immunity
#1. Which division of the immune system involves presentation of antigens to T cells? - cellular immunity #2. What is the term for cells that present antigens to T cells? - antigen-presenting cell...
ryankutz|2 years ago|±0|15 views
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Integument
#1. Macule - A flat, circumscribed, discolored lesion ofany size. Freckles, nevi, measles #2. Patch - A flat, irregular lesion larger than a macule Vitiligo, port-wine stains, café au laits...
celsal|7 years ago|±0|84 views