Gen Path 1, Session 12

What is the correct term for fluid in a body cavity?

Which of the following situations yields a protein-rich exudate?

Via which two organs can plasma protein be lost, resulting in edema?

What is the result of albumin loss?

A chylous effusion is best described as.....

In acute hepatic congestion, what change do periportal hepatocytes undergo?

Spinal cord injury or anesthetic incident can lead to what type of shock?

What causes 'endotoxic' (septic) shock?

Via what clotting factor do microbial components induce coagulation?

Via what receptor on inflammatory cells does thrombin trigger inflammation?

Which of the following is a deleterious substance made by the endothelium during shock?

What hormone is released as a surge in the initial stages of shock, and subsequently is deficient?

What is the term for adrenal necrosis which often occurs during septic shock?

Secreted bacterial proteins causing toxic shock syndrome may be known as...

Which of the following is NOT a phase of cardiogenic or hypovolaemic shock?

In "shock lung", what is seen?

Fibrin-rich microthrombi are seen in which form of shock?

Which of the following is a typical kidney lesion seen in shock?

Which of the following CAN freely move across cell membranes?

In the equation describing net filtration across the endothelium, what does "K" represent?

What molecule is mainly responsible for the differences in osmotic pressure between the plasma and interstitium?

The major component of arteriole walls is...

What structural component do arteries have that veins lack?

As well as in brain, bone, and muscle, continuous capillaries are found in which of the following tissues?

The increased pressure gradient caused by decreased pressure in the heart during filling is known as:

Decreased pressure in thoracic veins due to negative pressure in the thoracic cavity is known as the:

Which of the following hypersensitivity reactions most likely lead to edema?

High altitude can cause what type of pathological change?

Approximately what percent of the blood volume must be lost for a dramatic fall in blood pressure and cardiac output to occur?

LPS inhibits the endothelium from producing Tissue Factor Pathway Inhibitor and what other substance?