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I am a pale Irish woman and after I go for a run, my face is bright red – so much so that people often think something is wrong with me. I assure everyone that I am fine and because I know that this redness is due to
Increased vasoconstriction to release excess heat from exercise |
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Increased vasodilation to release excess heat from exercise |
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Increased blood pressure to decreased cardiac output when I exercise |
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Decreased blood pressure to decreased cardiac output when I exercise |
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Both B and D |
ion 3
You want to have a higher concentration of HDLs than LDLs because
LDLs hold higher levels of cholesterol |
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LDLs activate the synthesis of cholesterol in the cells |
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LDLs will drop excess cholesterol in the bloodstream |
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LDLs take cholesterol to the liver to be removed from the blood |
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When atherosclerosis results in a narrowing of an artery due to a plaque, this causes
Increased blood pressure |
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Decreased blood pressure |
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Decreased stroke volume |
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Lower levels of LDLs |
5
How can damage to the left side of the heart also result in kidney damage?
The heart damage causes an increase in blood pressure which puts too much stress on the kidneys |
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The heart damage causes a decrease in blood pressure which prevents the kidneys from functioning |
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The heat damage causes a significant increase in cardiac output which puts too much stress on the kidneys |
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Both A and C |
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You have a patient that gets chronic infections and does not seem to be able to fight them off without additional antibiotics. Which of these is the most likely cause of the problem for this patient?
Platelets are not functioning correctly |
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Red blood cells are not functioning correctly |
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The patient has an iron deficiency |
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White blood cells are not functioning correctly |
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Which of these is a common result of atherosclerosis
High blood pressure |
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Increased risk of heart attack |
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Increased risk of stroke |
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All of the above |
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A and C only |
12
You have been diagnosed with high cholesterol, so your physician proscribes statins. These drugs lower your cholesterol by
Inhibiting an enzyme in the synthesis of cholesterol |
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Activating an enzyme in the synthesis of cholesterol |
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Sending cholesterol to the liver to be removed from the blood |
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Sending cholesterol to the cells to be removed from the blood |
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When you lean on your arm and compress the arteries for a long time, your arm can “fall asleep”. This is because
The compression of the arteries resulted in increased blood flow and blood pressure |
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The compression of the arteries resulted in decreased blood flow and blood pressure |
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The compression of the arteries resulted in damaged nerve cells |
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The compression of the arteries results in increased pain receptor production |
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Question 14
You have a patient with left side heart damage. What should you expect to happen next?
Wet breath sounds and difficulty breathing |
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Numbness in the extremities |
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Increased cardiac output |
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Loss of memory |
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The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) attacks a particular type of cells and stops its functioning, thus people with the disease are susceptible to infections. What type of cell does HIV attack?
Red blood cell |
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Platelet |
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White blood cell |
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Liver Cell |
2) Increased vasodilation to release excess heat from exercise
This helps in letting more blood circulate via the vessels.
3) LDLs hold higher levels of cholesterol.
They start blocking the arteries causing problems.
4) increased blood pressure.
Blood needs more pressure to pass via the blocked artery , increasing the blood pressure in the walls.
5) both A and C
7) white blood cells are not functioning properly.
WBCs helps in fighting infections and diseases and so if they don't fight properly, we need the help of antibiotics .
11)all of the above.
All the options given are caused by artherosclerosis.
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