Question 1
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Which of these is not a type of cel death?
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Apoptosis
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Necrosis
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Autolysis
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Oncosis
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utiss
Question 2
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Which of these is not part of apoptosis?
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Membrane integrity preserved
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Active processes, requires ATP and protein syntehsis'caspase cascade activated
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cells shrink and components packaged into membrane-bound vesicles (apoptic bodies)
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Single cels
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no inflammation
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Pasive process
Question 3
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Which of these is not part of oncosis?
Question 4
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Which are the causes of cell damage?
Question 5
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Which of these causes ischaemia heart conditions?
Question 6
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What are the complications of MI?
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Reduced Myocardial contractility --> acute heart failure
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Arrhythmias and heart block
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papillary muscle dysfunction
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Myocardial rupture
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Change in blood group
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pericarditis
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mural thrombus
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ventricular aneurysm
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distorted papillary muscles
Question 7
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Dressler syndrome is an autoimmune complication after an MI, caused by immune system attacking the pericardium.
Question 8
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Which of these are the symptoms and signs of Dressler syndrome?
Question 9
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What causes vasoconstriction?
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Increase in oxygen
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decrease in CO2 and other metabolites
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Increase in endothelin
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Increase in SNS stimulation
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Increase in vasopressin,
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Increase in angiotensin II
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Cold
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Decrease in O2
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Increase in Co2
Question 10
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What causes vasodilation?
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Decrease in o2
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Increase in Co2 and other metabolites
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Increase NO
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Decrease in SNS stimulation
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Decrease in histamine stimulation
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Heat
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Increase in Co2
Question 11
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Coronary cirulation receives 4-5% resting Cardiac output
Question 12
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Is cerebral resistance vessels are spared from baroreflex vasoconstriction?
Question 13
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Is this correct?
MAP=CO X SVR
Question 14
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Which factors affect venous return?
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CO
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Muscle pump
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venous valves
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thoracic pump
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blood group
Question 15
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Which of these are the types of shock?
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Hypovolaemic
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Cardiogenic
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Obstructive
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Septic
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Anaphylactic
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Neurogenic
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hypotension
Question 16
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Acute coronary syndrome is a result of rupture of an atheromatous plaque?
Question 17
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Non vunerable plaques have thin fibrous capsule, large atheromatous core
Question 18
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Blood pressure is determined by CO and Peripheral resistance
Question 19
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Normal pulse pressure is 40mmHg
Question 20
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Mean arterial pressure is 93mmHG
Question 21
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Where are baroreceptors located?
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Carotid sinus
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aortic arch
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renal arteries
Question 22
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The two types of fibres responding to stretch artery?
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A fibres
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C fibres
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D fibres
Question 23
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Which of these are secondary hypertension?
Question 24
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Primary(essential) hypertension?
Question 25
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120/80mmHg is normal