Seminar Unit 3

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A 42-year-old female patient presented to the hospital complaining of muscle fatigue, weakness, difficulty in swallowing, and shallow breathing. When the doctor enquired more, she indicated that this becomes worse when performing physical activities. The doctor conducted an acetylcholine antibody test, and the results revealed nothing but an increased level of acetylcholine. 6.1.1  What is the patient likely to suffer from? Motivate your answer.  6.1.2  What is the cause of the condition identified in 6.1.1?

MARIA'S STORY Let's revisit Maria's case. She is a 35-year-old insulin-dependent diabetic who currently takes good care of herself. She did not take good care of herself as a teenager. She is on an insulin pump to try to control her blood sugar, but has recently passed out in public several times. a. What condition causes her to pass out? (hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia) b. Why does this condition develop? c. What is the appropriate treatment for the early stag this condition? DONOT d. Given that she has been a diabetic before she passes out? fong, why doesn't Maria realize she is in trouble monopambeachschooks.c

My topic is Bipolar Disorders. Please help me answer these questions. Please answer the questions fully with an explanation, and also DO NOT USE BULLET POINTS! 1) Determine the specific pathway that is affected by this disease or chemical substance. Describe the normal pathway. What is the signal?  What kind of receptors are involved?  What is the end result or response that occurs in the cell?   2) Determine the type of cell communication breakdown that is occurring: the signal is lost, the signal doesn't reach the target cell, the target ignores the signal, there is too much signal. or multiple breakdowns occur. 3) Describe how the pathway is broken. What are the symptoms that result from this faulty pathway? 4) What is the treatment of this disease? Or what is the result if the person continues to ingest the substance? 5) Find visuals that show the normal and the broken pathway.

1. What is a yellow prescription? 2. What are the drugs that requires yellow prescription prior to dispensing? 3. Yellow prescription is usually in triplicates. Determine the three recipient of yellow prescription. a. Green - ?? b. White - ?? c. Yellow - ??

All answer plz What the following drugs are used for:1. Xylocaine2. Cordarone3. Epinephrine4. Calcium Bicarbonate5. Atropine

Please interprete tests results given( for example say whether the different tests are normal or not etc.)and also give a diagnosis , explaination and treatment for the case below . I got this case study for the topic metabolic and endocrine importance of the skeletal muscle so please give a diagnosis relating to this topic if there is one . A 53-year-old woman went to the doctor for pain and muscle weakness in all four limbs for the last two years, which has prevented her from doing moderate physical activity for the last three months. In the anamnesis the doctor observes obesity and the rest normal, when reviewing the medical history he corroborates the aspect of obesity and points out severe persistent asthma treated with steroids and hypothyroidism with treatment.Blood paraclinics: Hb 13.8 g/dL, Fe 72 μg/dL, AST 52 U/L, Leu 7,410 103/μL, CK 2,290 U/l, Plaq. 306 103 /μL, Ca++ 10.5 mg/dL, Cortisol am 7.9 μg/dL, Glc 92 mg/dL, Alb. 4.8 g/dL, ANA negative, Creatinine 1.0 mg/dL, Ferritin…

Are there other types of performance-enhancing procedures you wish to discuss? The following news story brought to my attention by a student in the course covers the news about methamphetamine in supplements used as ergogenic aids:

Hello,  can you look over the ones I answered and I do need help with the last one please. Thank you so much!    Identify 3 organs susceptible to the adverse effects of hypokalemia. 1. Skeletal muscle weakness  2. Smooth muscle atony  3.Cardiac dysrhythmias  Identify the cardiac dysrhythmia most associated with hypomagnesemia.      The cardiac dysrhythmia most associated with hypomagnesemia is Torsades de pointes.     Hyperkalemia is defined as elevated ____________________________.   a.calcium levels in the plasma. b.potassium levels in the extracellular fluid. c. sodium levels in the extracellular fluid. d. phosphate levels in the cytoplasm. b. Potassium levels in the extracellular fluid. What is the role of the renal system in regulating potassium ion concentration in the extracellular fluid [ECF]? a. Kidneys filter and excrete excess potassium ions into the urine. b.Kidneys respond to aldosterone by not excreting any potassium ions into the urine. c.Kidneys reabsorb all potassium…

Hello good day, I am having a problem answering this question and I need your help on this. Hoping for a response and thank you In each chosen disease, pls. supply the information below: So I've chosen "Beta Thalassemia ", so I need a short description, its pathophysiology, laboratory diagnosis, and Treatment and Prevention of my chosen disease.  Thank you.  a. Short Description b. Pathophysiology c. Laboratory Diagnosis d. Treatment and Prevention

Malignant hyperthermia More than one answer mayy be correct. Question 8 options:   can by triggered by general anesthetics   is caused by uncontrollable muscle contraction   is a monster in Todash space   is similar to a malignant tumor   is caused by open calcium channels allow excess calcium into the sarcoplasm

Hello good day, I am having a problem answering this question and I need your help on this. Hoping for a response and thank you In each chosen disease, pls. supply the information below: So I've chosen "Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia", so I need a short description, its pathophysiology, laboratory diagnosis, and Treatment and Prevention of my chosen disease.  Thank you.  a. Short Description b. Pathophysiology c. Laboratory Diagnosis d. Treatment and Prevention

A client who's taking antipsychotic medication develops a very high temperature, severe muscle rigidity, tachycardia, and rapid deterioration in mental status. The nurse suspects what complication of antipsychotic therapy? A. Agranulocytosis B. Extrapyramidal effects C. Anticholinergic effects D. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS)

A 48-year-old woman presents to the physician with complaints of muscle weakness which has been troubling her for more than 5 years. Over the pas six months, she has noticed increasing difficulty in getting up from the chair, climbing stairs and combing her hair. On physical examination, proximal muscle strength in both upper and lower extremities is between 2/5 and 3/5. There is no rash. Muscle biopsy shows endomysial lymphocytic infiltration and patchy muscle fiber necrosis. An antibody directed against which of the following antigens is most likely to be seen in this patient? Answers A-E A Acetylcholine receptor B Bullous pemphigoid antigen C Desmoglein 1 and 3 D Histidyl tRNA synthetase E Presynaptic calcium channel OF 45 QUESTIONS VERSION 2M 6.4 Question 14 V FLAG QUESTION MacBook Pro Previous Next

Hi can I get help really soon please!! I don’t understand this question Scenario: Your friend Bo J. is a world-class dancer. But Bo recently has had a hard time really dancing for the typical 4 or 5 hours each night that he usually does. Bo goes to the medical doctors and they diagnose him with a rare medical issue: the skeletal muscle cells in his legs are not passing enough CO2 to his arterioles during and after exercise. He comes to you, his friend and dancing parter, to ask why producing his legs are getting so tired during dancing. What would you tell Bo that the problem is likely...(see image)

A related pair of words/phrases is provided. Give the correct word/phrase that best expresses a relationship similar to that in the original pair. 1. Epinephrine & Dopamine: •Pepsinogen & Trypsinogen: Zymogens : Fibrin : Lectin • Triticum aestivum: 2. HCl: Pepsin •. 3. Glutelin 4. Lipids: Beta-Oxidation •Proteins: 5. • : Amino Acids •Polysaccharide: Monosaccharide 6. Histamine: IgE •Sweat: 7. Glycosilated Hgb:DM • : IDA 8. Tubulin: •Histidine: Hematopoiesis 9. . :Productive cough •Keratolytic: Keratoderma 10. • : NAD & FAD •Keto acids: Ketoglutarate & Ketoisovalerate

My topic is Bipolar Disorders. Please help me answer these questions.  1) Determine the specific pathway that is affected by this disease or chemical substance. Describe the normal pathway. What is the signal?  What kind of receptors are involved?  What is the end result or response that occurs in the cell?   2) Determine the type of cell communication breakdown that is occurring: the signal is lost, the signal doesn't reach the target cell, the target ignores the signal, there is too much signal. or multiple breakdowns occur. 3) Describe how the pathway is broken. What are the symptoms that result from this faulty pathway? 4) What is the treatment of this disease? Or what is the result if the person continues to ingest the substance? 5) Find visuals that show the normal and the broken pathway.

6. The client has progressed to a regula diet and is ordered Humulin N 13 unit and Humulin R 6 units subcutaneous 30 minutes ac breakfast, and Humulin N 5 units and Humulin R 5 units subcuta- neous 30 minutes ac dinner. a. How many units will the client re- ceive before breakfast? b. Indicate on the appropriate syringe given the number of units of each insulin required before breakfast. SIINI

What statement by the nurse indicates understanding about the difference between paclitaxel and nab-paclitaxel? Nab- paclitaxel: A. requires careful administration consideration in the elderly B. uses the body's own albumin transport mechanisms. C. causes central nervous system toxicity. D. accumulates in the adipose tissue.

These are the options to choose from mechanism of action on the attached pic. 1. Respiratory depression 2. Analgesia 3. Nausea/Vomiting 4. Reward/Addiction 5. Sedation 6. Constipation 7. Reduced Cortisol 8. Antitussive 9. Pupil Contraction 10. Reduced S*x Hormones 11. Pruritis 12. Euphoria