'Uric acid' diaporamas de présentation

Ch. 22 Renal 1

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General Practice Guide to Rheumatology

General Practice Guide to Rheumatology. Dr Helen Gabathuler MRCP, MRCGP General practitioner and clinical assistant in rheumatology . Aims. History and Examination Appropriate Investigations Management Common conditions in general practice Must Not Miss Diagnoses.

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Hypertension - general overview (guidelines )

Hypertension - general overview (guidelines ) . Andrzej Tomaszewski Ass. Prof. M.D. Ph. D. Dept. of Cardiology, Medical University Lublin, Poland CARDIONALE, 26. 11. 2010, Prague . History of BP measurement.

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Drugs Acting on the Renal System

Drugs Acting on the Renal System. I. Diuretics. Introduction Function: Diuretics increase urine production by acting on the kidney. Most agents affect water balance indirectly by altering electrolyte reabsorption or secretion. Osmotic agents affect water balance directly.

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Arteriosclerosis= hardening of the arteries.

Atherosclerosis & Lipoprotein Metabolism. Arteriosclerosis= hardening of the arteries. ?Serum cholesterol (above 4mmol/L) ? ?risk of coronary heart disease <4mmol/L level of plasma cholesterol is considered to be safe ?LDL ? ?risk of coronary heart disease while,

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Metabolic Syndrome, Exercise & Carbs

Indigenous Diet Project Part 2:. Metabolic Syndrome, Exercise & Carbs. UBC January 23, 2008 Jay Wortman MD. Review of Part 1 Diseases of Civilization Metabolic Syndrome Exercise Calls for Change. Obesity, MetS and Type 2 Diabetes among Canadian First Nations.

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Chapter 14 Hypertension Q&A

Chapter 14 Hypertension Q&A. John Noviasky, PharmD. Question 2. What is prevalence rate for hypertension among African Americans, Whites, and Mexican Americans Why is prevalence higher among African - Americans What are 3 important patient evaluation points for hypertensive patients.

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Fluid Balance/ Nitrogen Excretion

Fluid Balance/ Nitrogen Excretion. Kidney Function. Salt/Water Balance. ionic composition of cytosol is maintained by osmotic interaction with intercellular fluid intercellular fluid is conditioned by osmotic interaction with capillary contents

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Diuretics ?????

Diuretics ?????. Shi-Hong Zhang ????? shzhang713@zju.edu.cn Dept. Pharmacology, School of Medicine, Zhejiang University. Definition. Diuretics are drugs that can promote the production of urine and sodium excretion (natriur e sis ???? ).

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Free radicals and antioxidants

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Urinary System I: Kidneys and Urine Formation

Urinary System I: Kidneys and Urine Formation. Functions of the Urinary System Organs of the Urinary System The Kidney Coverings and Regions Blood Flow Nephrons: Glomeruli and Renal Tubules Urine Formation Urinalysis Ureters, Bladder, and Urethra.

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Drugs in gout

Drugs in gout. epidemiology. Prevalence of hyperuricemia 5%. Prevalence of gout 0.2%. Male to female ratio 10:1. Drugs in gout. ilos. Identify the mechanism of action of drugs used for treatment of gout. Classify drugs used for treatment of gout.

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In The Name of God

In The Name of God. Common Adverse Reactions to Anti-TB Drugs. Caused by: Any drug. Adverse reaction: Allergic reactions Signs/symptoms: Skin rash. Caused by: Ethambutol. Adverse reaction: Eye damage (optic neuritis)

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Chapter 44: Maintaining a Constant Internal Environment (Homeostasis)

Chapter 44: Maintaining a Constant Internal Environment (Homeostasis). Body Temperature. Enzymes: Rxn rates inc. 2-3 times with each 10 0 C temp. inc. (until denatured) Each species has an optimal temp. range for metabolic rxns to be efficient

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Gout Arthritis

Gout Arthritis. INTRODUCTION AND EPIDEMIOLOGY.

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Sources & Origins of PPCPs: A Complex Issue

Sources & Origins of PPCPs: A Complex Issue. Christian G. Daughton , Ph.D . Chief, Environmental Chemistry Branch Environmental Sciences Division National Exposure Research Laboratory Office of Research and Development Environmental Protection Agency Las Vegas, Nevada 89119

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Site-directed mutagenesis

Site-directed mutagenesis. Mutation is a random process The rate of mutation can be increased with radiation or mutagenic chemicals Individuals mutant at certain loci can be selected for or screened for, but the exact location and nature of the mutation is unknown.

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Pediatric CRRT Terminology

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Drugs Employed in the Treatment of Gout

Drugs Employed in the Treatment of Gout. Hayder B Sahib M. Sc., D. Sc., B. Sc. Pharm. Gout is a metabolic disorder characterized by high levels of uric acid in the blood . Hyperuricemia can lead to deposition of sodium urate crystals in tissues, especially the joints and kidney.

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Gout Treatment, the basic rules for the patient

Gout Treatment, the basic rules for the patient

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