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NUR 2063 / NUR2063 ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FINAL EXAM. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

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What are complications of shock? · DIC, clotting and bleeding at the same time · Acute renal failure · Post-renal? · Monitoring input and output (30 ml an hour, means kidneys are not functio... ning) · Multiple organ damage syndrome, two or more organ system are starting to shut down. Common in septic shock. Majority with mods do not make it. Heart and kidneys. Heart and respiratory shut down. Three important sources of resistance · Blood viscosity · Vessel diameter · Vessel length Review the signs and symptoms of shock. Talk them out What is hemophilia? Review the differences between Hemophilia A and B. What is the treatment for each? Hemophilia: Several different hereditary bleeding disorders. Caused by deficiency and clotting factors Hemophilia A: Factor 8 deficiency. Treatment: provide factor 8 protein Hemophilia B: Factor 9: Christmas Disease. Treatment Fresh frozen plasma What are the stages of hemostasis? What medications can affect hemostasis? -Vascular spasms à vasoconstriction - Platelet plug formation -Coagulation, or blood clotting What are different causes/types of emboli? [Show More]

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