Rhabdomyolisis - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Rhabdomyolisis - Answer - Breakdown of muscle fiber to potassium that ends up in the blood stream Different types of burns - Answer - 1st: Damage the outer layer of the skin (superficial) red, non blistered skin 2nd: Partial burn of the dermis tissue. Blisters, and thickening of the skin. 3rd: Complete burn of the dermal and subdermal. Widespread thickness with a white, leathery substance and painless Le Fort's Fractures - Answer - 1: The palate is separated from the maxilla. 2: The m...

Only Factor X low molecular weight heparin inactivates what? Complaints pts on hyperlipidemic agents muscle aches, flushing, diarrhea, severe pruritis, constipation, rhabdomyolisis, decreased sexual function What is the mechanism of action of heparin? Activates antithrombin III How can Heparin be reversed? Protamine sulfate (reverses heparin quickly) Anti-ischemic agents that converts the myocyte action from fatty acids to glycolysis ... What type of agents can cause muscle pains? Antihyp...

ACSM Home Study Thorough Review and Complete Answers Ace your first Attempt Updated 2024/2025 What are the six motor skill related components of physical fitness? *Training Considerations - correct answer 1. Agility 2. Balance 3. Coordination 4. Reaction Time 5. Speed 6. Power What does Detraining or Reversibility of conditioning mean? *Training Considerations - correct answer Detraining or Reversibility refers to the fact that when training stimulus is stopped, the body returns ...

TBW for the normal human Correct Answer 60% of body weight or approx 40 L Oncotic pressure Correct Answer pulling forces of protein within a fluid compartment Hydrostatic pressure Correct Answer the pressure in the fluid compartment What is the osmotic equilibrium maintained by? Correct Answer maintained by balance between hydrostatic pressure gradients and plasma oncotic pressure gradients What does ANP do? Correct Answer • enhances naturesis (removal of sodium via kidneys and wat...

IgE mediated allergic reaction that happens after the 2nd exposure to the antigen? - Answer Type I Immediate hypersensitivity Delayed Allergic reaction involving T cell in the skin? - Answer Type IV Reaction Primary treatment for a Type 1 Allergic response? - Answer Epinephrine Adjunctive treatment for a Type 1 Allergic response - Answer ‣ H1 Blockers ‣ Corticosteroids help prevent bi phasic reactions ‣ Bronchodilators provide some relief- One of the most Severe forms of a T...

CROSSFIT LEVEL1 CERTIFICATION (with Complete Solutions) 2023 LATEST UPDATE What is crossfit correct answers Constantly varied functional movements executed at high intensity Constantly varied correct answers General physical preparedness (GPP) What is General Physical Preparedness correct answers Term used to describe the generalised base qualities of an athlete What's the aim of GPP correct answers To establish a board foundational fitness level that can then be converted and ap...

NYU Pharmacology Exam 1 Final PREP Questions With Correct Answers 2023 Graded 100%. Low molecular weight heparin - ENOXAPARIN - ANSWER MOA: -Binds with antithrombin and accelerates the rate at which antithrombin inhibits Factor Xa and thrombin ANTIDOTE: - protamine sulfate. however, less effective than with unfractioned hep. considerations comparison to unfractioned heparin: - dec risk bleeding -more stable response - DOES NOT REQUIRE APTT MONITOR!!! -half life is 2-4x that of heparin ...

ONLY FACTOR X - ANSWER-low molecular weight heparin inactivates what? Complaints pts on hyperlipidemic agents - ANSWER-muscle aches, flushing, diarrhea, severe pruritis, constipation, rhabdomyolisis, decreased sexual function What is the mechanism of action of heparin? - ANSWER-Activates antithrombin III How can Heparin be reversed? - ANSWER-Protamine sulfate (reverses heparin quickly) Anti-ischemic agents that converts the myocyte action from fatty acids to glycolysis - ANSWER-... ...

non blistered skin 2nd: Partial burn of the dermis tissue. Blisters, and thickening of the skin. 3rd: Complete burn of the dermal and subdermal. Widespread thickness with a white, leathery substance and painless Le Fort's Fractures - Answer 1: The palate is separated from the maxilla. 2: The maxilla separates from the face 3: Craniofacial dysjunction is present. What is a complication of a long bone fracture? - Answer Blood Clots Signs and symptoms of a retinal detachment. - Answe...

ACSM Domain 2: Exercise Programming and Implementation Questions and Answers 2023 What is the underlying principle behind Specificity of Training? *Principles of Resistance Training Programs Only the muscles that are trained will adapt and change in response. Explain Progressive Overload. *Principles of Resistance Training Programs As the body adapts to a given stimulus, an increase in stimulus is required for further adaptations and improvements. Increased resistance or volume is ne...