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1. The acinus or hepatic lobule is the functional unit of the _____.

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The acinus or hepatic lobule is the functional unit of the liver. This means that it is the smallest structure within the liver that performs all of the essential functions of the organ. The acinus is responsible for processes such as detoxification, metabolism, and the production of bile. It is made up of hepatocytes, which are the main functional cells of the liver. These cells work together to carry out the various tasks required for the liver to maintain its normal function and support overall health.

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Otterbein/Grant CRNA A&p Final Review - No Diagrams - Quiz

This quiz focuses on key physiological aspects in the elderly, fetal hemoglobin characteristics, and metabolic demands of newborns, essential for CRNA final review. It assesses understanding of age-related... see morechanges and pediatric oxygen transport, crucial for medical professionals. see less

2. The right and left lobes of the liver are divided by the falciform ligament.

Explanation

• Left lobe segments II , III & IV
• Right lobe segments V,VI,VII & VIII
• Caudate lobe

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3. Match the following
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4. Elderly respiratory characteristics
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5. The liver receives 50% of cardiac output.

Explanation

25%

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6. Match the following
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7. Which of the following hormones have a POSITIVE feedback loop?

Explanation

Oxytocin is the correct answer because it is involved in a positive feedback loop. During childbirth, oxytocin is released, which stimulates contractions. These contractions then lead to the release of more oxytocin, creating a positive feedback loop. This loop continues until the baby is delivered.

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8. Gastric barrier pressure is calculated as lower esophageal sphincter pressure minus intragastric pressure.

Explanation

Do not want to lower LES or raise intragastric pressure.
Cricoid pressure LOWERS LES pressure.

LES normally 10-30
Intragastric normally 5-10

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9. ________ are formed in the megakaryocytes, a normal count is 150-300,000/mm3, and they have a lifespan of 8-12 days.

Explanation

Platelets are small, disc-shaped cell fragments that are formed in the bone marrow by megakaryocytes. They play a crucial role in blood clotting and hemostasis. A normal platelet count ranges from 150-300,000/mm3. Platelets have a relatively short lifespan of 8-12 days before they are removed from circulation.

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10. Production of cortisol
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11. Match the following
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12. Match the following
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13. Newborns have the _______ total body water compared to weight.

Explanation

Newborns have the highest total body water compared to weight because water makes up a larger proportion of their body composition. This is because newborns have a higher percentage of water in their bodies due to their underdeveloped organs and tissues. As they grow and develop, the proportion of water in their bodies decreases. Therefore, newborns have the highest total body water compared to weight.

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14. Cortisol can cause muscle wasting.

Explanation

Protein catabolism everywhere but the liver.

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15. Insulin has a circulatory half-life of 5-8 minutes due to the necessity to respond rapidly to changes in blood glucose levels.

Explanation

Biological half-life = 20 min

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16. Over 90% of thyroid hormones released from the thyroid gland epithelial cells is T4, which is converted to the more active form, T3, at the target tissue.  It's 99% protein bound when circulating.

Explanation

The statement is true because over 90% of thyroid hormones released from the thyroid gland epithelial cells is in the form of T4. T4 is then converted to the more active form, T3, at the target tissue. Additionally, when circulating in the bloodstream, thyroid hormones are highly protein bound, with approximately 99% of them being bound to proteins.

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17. Hepatic blood flow is about 1500 mL/min in healthy adults with:
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18. In a newborn, nerve myelination is incomplete so conduction is slower but the distance impulses have to travel is shorter.

Explanation

The statement is true because in newborns, the process of nerve myelination, which is the formation of a protective covering around nerve fibers, is not yet complete. This incomplete myelination leads to slower conduction of nerve impulses. However, it is also true that the distance that these impulses have to travel in a newborn is shorter compared to adults. Therefore, while the conduction is slower, the shorter distance compensates for it.

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19. The release of antidiuretic hormone is stimulate when plasma osmolarity ________, or blood volume ___________.

Explanation

Also stimulated by stretch receptors in LA and pulmonary veins
Normal osmolality - 285 mOsm/L

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Increased Na+ concentration, decreased BP, pain, stress, nausea, Angiotensin II, positive-pressure ventilation, volatile agents, and B-adrenergic stimulation

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20. Match the following
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21. Match the following
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22. The adrenal medulla releases the catecholamines epi and norepi in which ratio:
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23. The ____________ is the functional unit of the kidney.

Explanation

The nephron is the functional unit of the kidney. It is responsible for filtering the blood and producing urine. Each kidney contains millions of nephrons, which consist of a glomerulus, a tubule, and associated blood vessels. The glomerulus filters waste products and excess water from the blood, while the tubule reabsorbs essential nutrients and regulates the concentration of urine. The nephron plays a crucial role in maintaining the body's fluid balance and removing waste products from the bloodstream.

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24. Opioids, beta agonists, tricyclic antidepressants, aluminum hydroxide antacids, alcohol, and smoking all _________ gastric emptying.

Explanation

TPN causes total gastric stasis.

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25. The average lifespan of a RBC is ___ days.

Explanation

The average lifespan of a red blood cell (RBC) is 120 days. This means that, on average, a red blood cell will live for approximately 120 days before it is removed from circulation and replaced by a new one. This lifespan is important for maintaining a healthy blood supply and ensuring that oxygen and nutrients are efficiently transported throughout the body.

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26. The alveoli are immature until a child is 8-10 years old.  In a newborn, the ratio of alveolar surface to body surface is 1/3 of an adult's, but their minute ventilation is twice that on an adult.  This is due to their increased:

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The correct answer is respiratory rate. In newborns, their alveoli are immature and their ratio of alveolar surface to body surface is smaller compared to adults. However, to compensate for this, newborns have a higher minute ventilation, which is the amount of air they breathe in one minute. This higher ventilation is achieved through an increased respiratory rate, meaning they take more breaths per minute. This helps them maintain adequate oxygen levels in their body despite their immature alveoli.

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27. Elderly metabolism & endocrine characteristics
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28. Leukocyte functions:
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29. Fetal hgb is the main O2 transport protein until 6 months of age.  It binds to oxygen with a _______ affinity compared to adult Hgb.

Explanation

Fetal hgb has a greater affinity for oxygen compared to adult Hgb. This means that fetal hgb is able to bind to oxygen more strongly, allowing it to efficiently transport oxygen to the developing fetus. As a result, fetal hgb is the main oxygen transport protein until 6 months of age, when adult Hgb takes over this role.

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30. The liver is responsible for synthesizing all clotting factors except vWF, tissue factor, and calcium.

Explanation

The liver is indeed responsible for synthesizing most of the clotting factors in the body. Clotting factors are proteins that play a crucial role in the formation of blood clots to stop bleeding. However, vWF (von Willebrand factor), tissue factor, and calcium are not synthesized in the liver. vWF is produced by endothelial cells and megakaryocytes, tissue factor is released by cells at the site of injury, and calcium is obtained from the diet and is not synthesized by any specific organ. Therefore, the statement is true.

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31. Match the following
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32. Positive pressure ventilation, hypoxemia, hypercarbia, sympathetic stimuli, CHF, fluid overload, cirrhosis and anesthesia all _________ hepatic blood flow.

Explanation

Positive pressure ventilation, hypoxemia, hypercarbia, sympathetic stimuli, CHF, fluid overload, cirrhosis, and anesthesia all contribute to a decrease in hepatic blood flow. These factors can lead to increased resistance in the hepatic vasculature, causing a reduction in blood flow to the liver. This can have implications for liver function and metabolism, as well as drug clearance and detoxification processes.

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33. Match the following
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34. Secretion of hydrochloric acid in the stomach depends on stimulation of receptors in the membrane of the parietal cells.  Histamine, acetylcholine, vagal stimulation, and gastrin all _______ the secretion of hydrochloric acid.

Explanation

The secretion of hydrochloric acid in the stomach is stimulated by histamine, acetylcholine, vagal stimulation, and gastrin. These substances increase the secretion of hydrochloric acid, leading to higher levels of acid in the stomach.

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35. Glucocorticoids, catecholamines, glucagon, and thyroid hormone have this effect on gluconeogenesis, the opposite of insulin's effect on the process.

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Glucocorticoids, catecholamines, glucagon, and thyroid hormone enhance gluconeogenesis, which is the process of synthesizing glucose from non-carbohydrate sources. This is in contrast to insulin, which inhibits gluconeogenesis. These hormones stimulate the production of enzymes involved in gluconeogenesis and promote the breakdown of glycogen and fats to provide substrates for glucose synthesis. As a result, they increase the rate of gluconeogenesis and help maintain blood glucose levels during periods of fasting or stress.

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36. Insulin decreases the uptake of K+, mag, and phos.

Explanation

Increases

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37. Newborns have immature contractile proteins, their cardiac output is extremely ___________ dependent.

Explanation

No benefit to volume loading due to fixed SV.

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38. Nervous system in the elderly
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39. The adrenal cortex is the outer part of the adrenal gland and secretes 3 types of hormones:
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40. With a decrease in hepatic venous pressure due to hypovolemia/hemorrhage, blood shifts from the hepatic veins and sinusoids into the central circulation - increasing the circulating blood volume by as much as 500 mL's, close to 10% of TBV.

Explanation

When there is a decrease in hepatic venous pressure caused by hypovolemia or hemorrhage, blood moves from the hepatic veins and sinusoids into the central circulation. This results in an increase in the circulating blood volume by approximately 500 mL's, which is close to 10% of the total blood volume. Therefore, the statement is true.

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41. Glucocorticoids _____ glucose production while ________ inflammatory responses.

Explanation

Glucocorticoids are a class of hormones that increase glucose production in the body while simultaneously decreasing inflammatory responses. This means that they promote the synthesis and release of glucose into the bloodstream, helping to raise blood sugar levels. At the same time, they suppress the immune system's inflammatory response, which can be beneficial in managing conditions such as allergies, asthma, and autoimmune diseases.

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42. Newborns are at a decreased risk of brain hemorrhage compared to adults.

Explanation

Increased

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43. Due to their relying on chemical thermogenesis (brown fat breakdown) instead of shivering, newborns are at a decreased risk of hypothermia intraoperatively.

Explanation

Newborns are actually at an increased risk of hypothermia intraoperatively because they rely on shivering to generate heat, as they do not have a well-developed brown fat breakdown system like adults. Therefore, the statement given in the question is incorrect.

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44. Glomerular filtration rate in a newborn is:

Explanation

Decreased ability to reabsorb Na, bicarb, glucose, aa and phosphates - obligate Na losers

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45. Glucocorticoid secretion is controlled via a positive feedback loop with ACTH from the anterior pituitary.

Explanation

Negative feedback loop

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46. Cardiovascular system in the elderly:

Explanation

Faster induction w/inhalation agents but slower w/IV agents – be patient to redose

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47. Autologous transfusions subjects patients to perioperative anemia and increased likelihood of requiring a transfusion.

Explanation

Autologous transfusions, which involve using a patient's own blood during surgery, can lead to perioperative anemia and an increased chance of needing a transfusion. This is because the process of collecting and reinfusing the blood can result in a decrease in the patient's overall blood volume, leading to anemia. Additionally, there may be unforeseen circumstances during the surgery that require additional blood transfusions. Therefore, it is true that autologous transfusions can subject patients to perioperative anemia and an increased likelihood of requiring a transfusion.

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48. The metabolic demands of a newborn are __ mL/kg/min, which is double that of an adult.

Explanation

The metabolic demands of a newborn are 6 mL/kg/min, which is double that of an adult. This means that for every kilogram of body weight, a newborn requires 6 milliliters of oxygen per minute to meet their metabolic needs. This higher metabolic demand is due to the rapid growth and development that occurs during the neonatal period.

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49. The SNS stimulation caused by surgical stress stimulates:

Explanation

Surgical stress triggers the release of stress hormones such as epinephrine and cortisol, which activate the sympathetic nervous system (SNS). Activation of the SNS leads to an increase in glycogenolysis, the breakdown of glycogen into glucose. This process provides a quick source of energy during times of stress. Gluconeogenesis, the synthesis of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources, may also be stimulated to maintain blood glucose levels. However, the release of insulin, which promotes glucose uptake by cells, is unlikely during surgical stress as it opposes the actions of stress hormones.

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50. Cardiac output
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51. Clotting factors

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The acinus or hepatic lobule is the functional unit of the _____.
The right and left lobes of the liver are divided by the falciform...
Match the following
Elderly respiratory characteristics
The liver receives 50% of cardiac output.
Match the following
Which of the following hormones have a POSITIVE feedback loop?
Gastric barrier pressure is calculated as lower esophageal sphincter...
________ are formed in the megakaryocytes, a normal count is...
Production of cortisol
Match the following
Match the following
Newborns have the _______ total body water compared to weight.
Cortisol can cause muscle wasting.
Insulin has a circulatory half-life of 5-8 minutes due to the...
Over 90% of thyroid hormones released from the thyroid gland...
Hepatic blood flow is about 1500 mL/min in healthy adults with:
In a newborn, nerve myelination is incomplete so conduction is slower...
The release of antidiuretic hormone is stimulate when plasma...
Match the following
Match the following
The adrenal medulla releases the catecholamines epi and norepi in...
The ____________ is the functional unit of the kidney.
Opioids, beta agonists, tricyclic antidepressants, aluminum hydroxide...
The average lifespan of a RBC is ___ days.
The alveoli are immature until a child is 8-10 years old.  In a...
Elderly metabolism & endocrine characteristics
Leukocyte functions:
Fetal hgb is the main O2 transport protein until 6 months of age....
The liver is responsible for synthesizing all clotting factors except...
Match the following
Positive pressure ventilation, hypoxemia, hypercarbia, sympathetic...
Match the following
Secretion of hydrochloric acid in the stomach depends on stimulation...
Glucocorticoids, catecholamines, glucagon, and thyroid hormone have...
Insulin decreases the uptake of K+, mag, and phos.
Newborns have immature contractile proteins, their cardiac output is...
Nervous system in the elderly
The adrenal cortex is the outer part of the adrenal gland and secretes...
With a decrease in hepatic venous pressure due to...
Glucocorticoids _____ glucose production while ________ inflammatory...
Newborns are at a decreased risk of brain hemorrhage compared to...
Due to their relying on chemical thermogenesis (brown fat breakdown)...
Glomerular filtration rate in a newborn is:
Glucocorticoid secretion is controlled via a positive feedback loop...
Cardiovascular system in the elderly:
Autologous transfusions subjects patients to perioperative anemia and...
The metabolic demands of a newborn are __ mL/kg/min, which is double...
The SNS stimulation caused by surgical stress stimulates:
Cardiac output
Clotting factors
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