Blood Analysis Glu = 5.0; Na = 145; K = 2.8. Thomas (male) Age: 28 Triage Data complained of abrupt polydipsia (excessive thirst) and polyuria (excessive urine volume, 15 L per day) Other Ca = 2.50 Fe = 27 T3 = 0.33 T4 = 99 glucose urinalysis = 0.0 mmol/L Click here for Report Form X

Review of renal autoregulation.Highlight or underline the term in parentheses that best fits each sentence.    Mrs. K’s blood pressure has dropped, which means her NFP and GFR are likely to (decrease; increase), causing filtrate to move more (rapidly; slowly) through the renal tubules.  As a result, (more, less) fluid and salts are reabsorbed in the PCT and nephron loop.  Consequently, the amount of fluid slowly passing the macula densa is (high, low) in volume and concentration of salts.  This condition causes her JGC (macula densa cells) to release (more; less) of a vasoconstrictor substance.  As a result her afferent arterioles then dilate so that (more; less) blood flows into glomerular capillaries, causing NFP and GFR to (increase; decrease).  This restoration of homeostasis occurs by a (positive; negative) feedback mechanism.  The name autoregulation indicates that neither the autonomic nervous system nor any chemical made outside the kidneys is involved in this situation,…

of Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE? OA The Flomax Relief symptoms check questionnaire can be used to assess the appropriateness of prescribing tamsulosin for cystitis OB A 45-year old man with fever due to an upper respiratory tract infection may take Flomax Relief for the treatment of benign prostatic hypertrophy. OC. In patients with swallowing difficulties, tamsulosin may be crushed and mixed with orange juice to increase its absorption O D. O E Tamsulosin is an alpha-reductase inhibitor which acts by relaxing certain muscles of the prostate and bladder. Tamsulosin should ideally be taken at night to prevent nocturia symptoms, which are common in patients with benign prostatic hypertrophy.

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Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion 23. The onset of uremia can produce the following signs and symptoms in a patient with chronic kidney disease: a. excessive appetite, increased food intake b. fatty liver, intense itching, cardiomyopathy c. ulceration in oral cavity, calcium in soft tissue d. altered mental status, uremic frost

Mehmet Yavuz is 62 yo. He presented to the clinic and after having an HbA1c test (result 9%) was diagnosed with type 2 Diabetes mellitus His cardiovascular risk was > 15%  http://www.cvdcheck.org.au/ His renal health screen showed an eGFR 90 mL/min/1.73m2 with microalbuminuria of 3.5 mg/mmol.   http://www.kidney.org.au/HealthProfessionals/DetectingCKD/tabid/632/Default.aspx He attended a podiatry appointment which detected decreased dorsalis pedis and posterior tibialis pulses in both legs.  Management of his condition now includes the following: Exercise: at least 150 minutes of aerobic and 60 minutes of resistance exercise each week Diet: a plan worked out with an accredited dietician based on the Australian Dietary Guidelines (2013). Drug use: smoking cessation plan to stop cigarette use; alcohol consumption reduction to 1 - 2 full strength beers every second day Weight loss: Mehmet aims to lose 5 kg over the first 6 - 8 weeks after diagnosis Medications: Jardiamet…

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References Mailings Review View Help A Aa v A AaBbCcl AaBbCc AaBbCcl 三。 Body Text Heading 7 1 No Spac. x² A - Paragraph Styles Answer the following: 1. Macroscopic Analysis (looking at urine with the unaided eye) a. Why is urine yellow in color? 2. Specific gravity a. What does specific gravity measure? b. List four conditions that would increase specific gravity. C. List four conditions that would decrease specific gravity. d. What is the range of normal values for a 24-hour sample of urine? e. What is the range of normal values for a random sample of urine? 3. Rapid screening tests a. Which rapid screening tests listed in this website were done with the dipstick in our lab? b. Miscellaneous questions What is the large range of pH that urine can have What are some causes of an alkaline pH in urine? Where in the nephrons is urine acidified? 4. Microscopic Analysis: all the following information will be in Power Point slides). a. What things are found in normal urine, that is urine…