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1. El efecto de la angiotensina II sobre el control de la presión arterial arterial es: natriuresis y diuresis. 2. El sistema renina-angiotensina actúa sobre excepto: 3. El gasto cardiaco es afectado por, excepto: el índice índice cardiaco. 4. Xq se da un corazón hipo eficaz: hipertrofia hipertrofia 5. La aldosterona aldosterona ayuda a la reabsorción de sodio en: los túbulos. 6. El gasto cardiaco es afectado por, excepto: nefropatía. nefropatía. 7. En la hipovolemia hipovolemia al perder el 10% de sangre la estimulación estimulación simpática hace, excepto: 8. En la parada parad a cardiaca cardiac a las neuronas neur onas se mueren muer en excepto por: p or: anticoagulantes. 9. Xq aumenta la presión media de llenado sistémico: xq aumenta aumenta el tono de las venas
1. Cuál es la cantidad de proteínas que puede sintetizar el intestino…… a. R= de 50 a 100gr degradan las proteínas…. 2. A que se degradan a. R=aminoácidos 3. Por qué se produce la ascitis…. a. Por el aumento aumento de de la presión en la vena cava 4. Por qué se conoce a la primera parte del colon como absorbente…. a. Por su su capacidad capacidad de absorción 5. Cuál es el centro de la masticación…. a. El tronco cefálico 6. La colecistocinina hace…. a. Aumenta la motilidad motilidad de la vesícula vesícula biliar 7. Que enzima degrada a los lípidos… a. lipasa 8. cuál es el principio de la digestión…. a. hidrolisis 9. cuantos gramos de sodio necesita en I D a. 25 a 35g 10. Cual de etas potencia la absorción de sodio…..
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a. Aldosterona 11. Cual es producida en el hígado excepto… a. Factor VIII 12. cual se absorbe sin transporte activo a. iones de cloro 13. la aldosterona tiene acción directa sobre…..
a. el sodio Digestivo 1. Cuanto aminoácidos absorbidos en el in intestino testino delgado 2. Cuanto absorbe el organismo organismo de Na 3. Hidratos de carbono en el duodeno 4. Que enzima enzima actua para el trasporte de Ca: Aldosterona Aldosterona 5. Los acidos grasos son captados por 6. Que facilita facilita el transporte de sodio 7. En el estomago estomago que enzima enzima facilita la digestión digestión de las proteínas 8. Factor 8 algo algo de eso eso 9. En donde se produce el HCl 10. Que provoca el aumento de bilirrubina 11. Cuál es la cantidad de proteínas que puede sintetizar el intestino…… a. R= de 50 a 100gr 12. A que se degradan degradan las proteínas…. a. R=aminoácidos 13. Por qué se produce la ascitis…. a. Por el aumento aumento de de la presión en la vena cava 14. Por qué se conoce a la primera parte del colon como absorbente…. a. Por su su capacidad capacidad de absorción 15. Cuál es el centro de la masticación…. a. El tronco cefálico 16. La colecistocinina hace…. a. Aumenta la motilidad motilidad de la vesícula vesícula biliar 17. Que enzi ma degrada a los lípidos… a. lipasa 18. cuál es el principio de la digestión…. a. hidrolisis 19. cuantos gramos de sodio necesita en I D a. 25 a 35g 20. Cual de etas potencia la absorción de sodio….. a. Aldosterona 21. Cual es producida en el hígado excepto…
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13. la aldosterona tiene acción directa sobre…..
a. el sodio 14. Secretina.. Secretina. . era respuesta la pregunta noc. Jaja 15. donde estan las células oxinticas 16. que inhibe la gastrina 17. la masticación se la por acción acción de los pares craneales noc bien la pregunta 18. despolarizacion despolarizacion de la membrana. Reflejo vago vago vagal 19. algo de colecistocinina 20. hormona proteolitica secretada por el páncreas. Tripsina T ripsina 21. que es el hambre 22. algo de músculos de la masticación. R. Tronco encefálico Para que se elevan los plexos faringeos. -Funcion de la secretina. -Que son ondas lentas. -Porque se produce el reflejo vago vagal -Cual es el sistema de digestion de los alimentosDifusion facilitada de que ion ayuda a la digestion de carbohidratos -Cantidad de aminoacidos que absorbe el intestino delgado diariamente. -De que se constituyen los acidos biliares. -Para que sirve la aldosterona. aldoste rona. -Lipasa pancreatica digiere a:.. -Producto final de los l os aminoacidos.
PRIMERA PRUEBA CIRCULATORIO Deficit del oxigeno a corto plazo Funcion de las arteriolas Alteracion del pulso – presión Cuando se expande la auricula derecha que sucede con la aferente en el tubular se contrae o se dilata SEGUNDA PRUEBA Donde actua la angiotensina II Cuando se estiran las arteriolas del corazón que sucede con el riñon El control humoral es controlado x?
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Principio básico de la circulación en el organismo Exitacion en la auricula derecha TERCERA PRUEBA Cudnoo lo filtrado es mayor que lo excretado Que iones no están en el liquido intracelular Edema en el abdomen Razones x las cuales se produce un edema en el liquido extracelular La nefroa esta formada x? excepto ¿ Vejiga automática Que sustancias no se reabsorben fácilmente
En la circulación si stémica el: el: 13% está en las arterias El fluj o sanguíneo sanguíneo t urbulento p resenta: resenta: Superficie rugosa La relación relación entr e el el gasto cardi aco y compli ancia se cono ce como: Presión de pulso Un nutriente metabólico metabólico para provocar la contracción mu scular: Oxigeno El mecanismo de control a corto plazo de flujo sanguíneo en tejidos provoca: Constricción de las arteriolas aferentes En el cerebro en el control del flujo sanguíneo se encuentra: Concentraciones de CO 2 e iones de H+ La angi angi otensina otensin a II actúa sobre: Las arteriolas Los factores que provocan un corazón hipoeficaz son, excepto: Fistula arterio-venosa El descenso del gasto cardiaco provocado por un factor no periférico: Reducción de la masa tisular Una pérdid a insensibl e de agua: agua: Difusión a través de la piel Un factor que puede aumentar la filtración capilar: Reducción de la presión coloidosmótica
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Una causa común de la vejiga atónica es: Lesión por aplastamiento en la región sacra de la medula espinal La síntesis de ADH se da en: Núcleos supraópticos y paraventriculares del hipotálamo y aumentan la entrada de calcio Estimulo que aumenta la sed : Aumento del volumen sanguíneo, aumento de la presión arterial Un trastorno de la acidosis respiratoria es, excepto: Altitudes elevadas Los cationes no medidos son, excepto: excepto: Sodio Las causas de la insuficiencia renal crónica son, excepto: Trastornos en el intersticio renal Mecanismo Mecanismo q ue interviene en en la hipertensió n necrógena
SNC Mecanismos Mecanismos que intervienen intervienen en l a hipertensión hipertensión de control rápido Causas Causas de un corazón hi pereficaz Gasto cardiaco influye Descenso Descenso de gasto cardiaco por factores factores no periféricos: Masa muscular Shock progresivo se produce, excepto: excepto: Respuesta isquémica Donde se forma la renina: Capilares aferentes aferentes Que elemento elemento se consum e en el el gasto cardi cardi aco: oxígeno QUÉ OTRO ELEMENTO SE ENCUENTRA EN EL PLASMA SANGUINEO: BILIRRUBINA LA PERDIDA INSENCIBLE DE AGUA SE PRODUCE POR: DIFUSION A TRAVÉS DE LA PIEL DONDE DONDE SE ENCUENT ENCUENTRAN RAN LAS L AS PAPIL AS RENALES: MEDULA RENAL LA VÉJIGA ATONICA SE DEBE A : LESIÓN DE LA MEDULA ESPINAL POR SOBRE LA REGION SACRA LA REABSOCION TUBULAR SE DA POR: MECANISMOS ACTIVOS Y PASIVOS SUSTANCIA VASOCONTRICTORAS
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LA ORINA DILUIDA SE PRODUCE PRODUCE CUANDO: EXISTE UN EXCESO DE AGUA EN EL ORGANISMO CAUSAS PATOLOGICAS DE LA INSUFICIENCIA RENAL CRONICA EXCEPTO: ALTITUD ELEVADA MECANISMO DEL CONTROL DE LA SED EXCEPTO: EXCRETAR ORINA DILUIDA EL HIATO IONICO LOS ANIONES NO MEDIDOS SON EXCEPTO: SODIO Que hay en el plasma: Bilirrubina Como se llama el líquido que se encuentra en el líquido sinovial: Liquido transcelular Edema Edema abdomi nal Que compone la nefron a excepto: excepto: Conducto conductor medular Perdi Perdi da de agua agua insensi ble Edema Edema y proteínas plasmátic plasmáticas as se producen pro ducen por : Cirrosis hepática Vejig Vejiga a auto automática mática Vejiga atónica: Lesión por aplastamiento aplastamiento en la región sacra sacra de la medula espinal. Edema extracelular ¿Cuál ¿Cuál es el el pr oceso en el que el fil trado es ig ual a lo excretado?: Cuando lo excretado excretado es igual a lo filtrado. Factor Factor es que pueden aumentar aumentar la filt ración capilar: c apilar: Reducción Reducción de la presión coloi dosmótica del pl asma. asma. Organización general de los riñones y de la vía urinaria: La base de cada pirámide se origina en el borde entre la corteza y la medula termina en la papila Secreción de ácidos y bases orgánicas por el túbulo proximal: Catecolaminas Efecto principal de sistema renina-angiotensina: en esa es lo de potasio
Algo del corazón hipereficaz Que sucede cuando l a presión está en 4mmHg 4mmHg en la aurícula: Donde actú actúa a la angiotensina: angiot ensina: Porque se mueren las neuronas cuando hay algo algo de falta de oxígeno: oxígeno:
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Que sucede en en un a hemorragia: El efecto de la angiotensina II sobre el control de la presión arterial es: natriuresis y diuresis El sistema renin renin a-angiot a-angiot ensina actúa actúa sobr e excepto: excepto: El gasto cardi aco es afectado afectado po r, excepto excepto:: el índice cardiaco Porque se da un corazón hip oeficaz: hipertrofia La aldo aldo sterona ayuda a la reabsor reabsor ción ció n de sodio en: los túbulos El gasto cardíaco es afectado afectado por, p or, excepto: nefropatía En la hipovolemia al perder el 10% de sangre la estimulación simpática hace, excepto: excepto: En la parada cardíaca las neuro nas se mueren excepto po r: anticoagulantes Porque aumenta la presión media de llenado sistémico: Porque aumenta el tono de las venas Donde actúa la angi angiotensi otensina na II: arteriolas Cuando Cuando se s e esti estiran ran las arteriolas del corazón que sucede con el riñ ón El control humor al es es controlado por Los vasodilatadores donde actúan Quimiorreceptores Excitación en la aurícul aurícul a derecha derecha Teorías Teorías básicas de la circu lación: lación : Velocidad Que afecta afecta el el pulso p ulso : Compliancia Oxígeno Oxígeno defici encia a cort o plazo: Neumonía Como se regul regul a el retorno venos o y gasto cardiaco Quimiorreceptores: Baja de calcio
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Con una presión d e 4mmHg 4mmHg que ocur re: El gasto cardiaco distribuye 2 litros Cuando Cuando el corazón es hip erefic ereficaz az:: hipertrofia Las patolo gías gías que qu e elevan elevan el gasto cardiaco, excepto: nefropatías Cuando Cuando hay un sho ck por h ipovolemia En la parada cardiaca las neuronas se mueren, excepto por: Por inyección de anticoagulantes anticoagulantes Efectos Efectos de los reflejos reflejos si mpáticos, excepto: excepto: Porqué aumenta la presión media de llenado sistémico: porque aumenta el tono de las venas
Una pérdid a insensibl e de agua: agua: Difusión a través de la piel Un factor que puede aumentar la filtración capilar: Reducción de la presión coloidosmótica La presión que debería aumentar en un mecanismo de seguridad frente al edema es de: 17mmHg La parte terminal de la pir ámide renal se llama: llama: Papila renal Una causa común de la vejiga atónica es: Lesión por aplastamiento en la región sacra de la medula espinal La síntesis de ADH se da en: Núcleos supraópticos y paraventriculares del hipotálamo y aumentan la entrada de calcio Estimulo que aumenta la sed : Aumento del volumen sanguíneo, aumento de la presión arterial Un trastorno de la acidosis respiratoria es, excepto: Altitudes elevadas Los cationes no medidos son, excepto: excepto: Sodio Las causas de la insuficiencia renal crónica son, excepto: Trastornos en el intersticio renal
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CAUSAS PATOLOGICAS DE LA INSUFICIENCIA RENAL CRONICA EXCEPTO: ALTITUD ELEVADA MECANISMO DEL CONTROL DE LA SED EXCEPTO: EXCRETAR ORINA DILUIDA EL HIATO IONICO LOS ANIONES NO MEDIDOS SON EXCEPTO: SODIO Que hay en el plasma: Bilirrubina Como se llama el líquido que se encuentra en el líquido sinovial: Liquido transcelular Edema Edema abdomi nal Que compone la nefron a excepto: excepto: Conducto conductor medular Edema Edema y proteínas plasmátic plasmáticas as se producen pro ducen por : Cirrosis hepática Vejiga atónica: Lesión por aplastamiento aplastamiento en la región sacra sacra de la medula espinal. ¿Cuál ¿Cuál es el el pr oceso en el que el fil trado es ig ual a lo excretado?: Cuando lo excretado excretado es igual a lo filtrado. Factor Factor es que pueden aumentar aumentar la filt ración capi lar: Organización general de los riñones y de la vía urinaria: La base de cada pirámide se origina en el borde entre la corteza y la medula termina en la papila Secreción de ácidos y bases orgánicas por el túbulo proximal: Catecolaminas Pirámid e renal renal 1. ¿La papila es la parte terminal? Pirámide 2. El límite en que debe aumentar la presión capilar para que se produzcan los mecanismos de seguridad. 17mmHg 3. ¿Qué se excreta en el el túbulo proximal ? Catecolamin Catecolamin as 4. ¿Cuándo el fil filtrado trado gglomerular lomerular es es alto? a) Todas las anteriores 5. Pérdida insensible de agua: difusi ón de la piel 6. Un mecanismo para aumentar la presión arterial: Descenso Descenso de d e la presió n coloidosm ótica del plasma 7. Los mecanismos mecanismos para la reabsorción son: son: activo y pasivo 8. El hematocrito aumenta en: Polisitemia Metabolismo de hidratos de carbono 9. ¿Cuándo se absorben 200 ml? Metabolismo 10. ¿Qué es la glucogenia? Se obtiene obt iene glucosa a partir d e amin aminoácido oácidoss 11. La micción se inicia excepto por: 12. ¿Qué absorbe la parte distal del túbulo proximal? a) Clb) Ca++
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22. ¿Cómo se llama el líquido que se encuentra en el líquido sinovial? glucosa, las proteínas, el ácido úrico y la deshidrogenasa láctica (DHL) 23. La vejiga automática se da cuando hay: lesión d e la medula espi espinal nal por encima de la región sacra 24. El edema a nivel abdominal es: ascitis 25. ¿Qué compone a nefrona, excepto: conducto conductor medular 26. ¿Qué mecanismos son activos a la absorción? difusión pasiva; b) transporte convectivo; c) transporte activo; d) transporte facilitado; e) transporte por ión-pareado; ión-pareado; y f) endosito sis o pinosit osis que es es el transporte de partículas 27. ¿Qué ion es absorbido activamente? sodio 28. El hematocrito hematocr ito aumenta au menta en : Policitemia 29. ¿Cuándo se absorben 200 ml? Metabolismo Metabolismo de hidratos de carbono obt iene glucosa a partir d e amin aminoácido oácidoss 30. ¿Qué es la glucogenia? Se obtiene 31. La micción se inicia excepto por: 32. ¿Qué absorbe la parte distal del túbulo proximal? e) Cl f) Ca++ g) Carbonato h) H2o 33. ¿Un reflejo en contra del edema? Baja distensibilidad del intersticio cuando la presión del líquido intersticial es negativa, capacidad del flujo linfático aumenta de 10 a 50 veces, la reducción de la concentración de las proteínas en el líquido intersticial 34. En edema por reducción reduc ción de proteínas plasmáticas se produce por: Cirrosis h epática epática 35. ¿En los túbulos renales que se absorbe? Sodio y liquido 36. Que iones no están en el líquido intracelular contiene potasio magnesio magnesio y fosfato 37. Razones x las cuales se s e produce un edema en el líquido líqu ido extracelular extracel ular retención retención hídrica a) Bilirrubina b) Vitaminas c) A y b son correctas d) Ninguna
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8. Que no se hace por transporte transporte activo: hidrógeno ATPasa 9. El reflejo vesículo uretral: paso de la orin a de la vejiga al uréter 10. Donde se reabsorbe la Urea: túbulo colector 11. Capas del glomérulo: a. Endotelio del capilar b. Membrana basal c. capa de célul célul as epit epit eliales (pod (podoci ocitos) tos) 12. Funciones del riñón, excepto : gasto cardiaco 13. En el túbulo distal: se excreta H+ y se reabsorbe K. 14. Donde hay más proteínas: en el plasma 15. Que se excreta en la orina: uratos 16. Edema intracelular: aumento aumento de la filtr ación. 17. Como se calcula el plasma: Líquido extracelular – liquido interticial 18. Como se regula el retorno venoso y el gasto cardiaco: 1. El hiato anionico mide los cationes, excepto: a) Calcio b) Potasio c) Sodio d) Magnesio 2. Efecto de la angiotensina angiotensina en el riñón, excepto túbulos túbulos peritubulares peritubulares 3. La secreción secreción de la orina se da por 4. El shock shock compensad compensado, o, excepto: a) Respuesta isquémica del SNC b) Relajación inversa por estrés c) Aumento de secreción secreción de renina d) Natiuresis y diuresis 5. Péptido natriurético auricular en en el riñón 6. Insuficiencia Insuficiencia renal crónica, crónica, excepto: trastornos trastornos en el intersticio renal 7. Síntesis de ADH: a) núcleos supraopticos supraopticos y paraventriculares, entrada de calcio b) núcleos supraopticos supraopticos y paraventriculares, entrada entrada de sodio c) núcleos supraopticos y paraventriculares, paraventriculares, salida de calcio d) núcleos supraopticos supraopticos y paraventriculares, salida de sodio 8. Que se absorbe absorbe mayoritariamente mayoritariamente en la parte parte distal del del túbulo proximal proximal a) Bicarbonato b) Cloro
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12. La liberación de ADH en el lóbulo posterior de la hipófisis 13. El mecanismo mecanis mo de contracorriente contracor riente que qu e aumenta la hiperosmoral hi perosmoralidad idad en el intersticio renal por disposición de: 14. Que se necesita para q actué la vasopresina 15. El péptido natriurético 16. Acidosis respiratoria se debe a trastornos, excepto 17. Porque la angiotensina II no aumenta el volumen del líquido extracelular 18. La orina concentrada se da por 19. La insuficiencia renal crónica se da por trastornos, excepto 20. Que pasa cuando la hipófisis no secreta ADH: a) Aumento de la osmoralidad b) Aumento del volum volumen en de orina c) Aumento del volumen sanguíneo d) Todo lo anterior 21. Volumen obligatorio de orina a) Aumento de la ingestión de sodio b) Aumento diario de soluto c) Aumento de agua d) Nada de lo anterior 22. Trastornos para reducir la concentración de orina a) Diabetes I b) Diabetes II c) Diabetes insípida d) Nefropatía
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b) Aumento de la filtración glomerular c) Aumento de la filtración de NaCl d) Nada de lo anterior 28. La alcalosis respiratoria puede ser compensada con a) Aumento de bicarbonato b) Disminución de bicarbonato 29. Causas de las nefropatías a) Cistitis b) Polinefritis Prueba de circulatorio 30. Mecanismos de homeostasis de (Angiotensina, aldosterona, pepsina) 31. El mecanismo de respuesta medio plazo: relajación por estrés 32. La aldosterona aldost erona actúa act úa directamente dir ectamente sobre los riñones, riñones , excepto: túbulos peritubulares 33. Los factores periféricos, excepto: miocarditis 34. Para que se active la angiotensina que actúa sobre la: angiotensinogenos angiotensinogenos 35. Por la carga del volumen hipertensión: Goldblatt 36. Por qué se da la insuficiencia cardíaca de alto gasto: baja en la presión de la AD 37. El shock compensado, excepto: ATP 38. El shock progresivo, excepto: 39. Péptido natriurético auricular: aumento de EG 40. Insuficiencia Insuficiencia renal crónica: excepto trastornos en el e l intersticio renal
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59. Cuáles son los efectos negat negativos ivos de la retención en el I Cardíaco: Cardíac o: estiramiento del corazón 60. El aumento de la secreción sec reción de la aldosterona aldoster ona en la fase crónica c rónica de la insuficiencia insuficiencia cardíaca: exceso k plasmático 61. La insuficiencia cardíaca provoca una obtrución: SN simpático 62. El exceso de angiotensina angiotensina II: aumento de la presión arterial 63. Hiato anionico: excepto Na’ 64. Acidosis respiratoria: excepto altitudes elevadas 65. Mecanismos a contracorriente: disposición medular del asa de Henle 66. Síntesis de ADH: núcleos supraopticos y paraventriculares, entrada de calcio 67. Estímulo de la sed: excepto orina diluida 68. Peptido natrriuretico auricular: incremento FG 69. Insuficiencia Insuficiencia renal crónica: excepto trastornos en el intersticio renal 70. Orina concentrada: mantener homeostasis 71. Para que actúe la ADH: aumento de osmoralidad 72. A qué se debe el síndrome nefrótico: amiladosis 73. La renina se almacena en la paredes de: aferente 74. Efecto negativo en la retención hídrica 75. Corazón hipoeficaz 76. Corazón hipereficaz 77. Factor périfoco que produce la disminución del gasto cardíaco 78. Mecanismo fisiológico interviene interviene en la hipertensión neurógena 79. Mecanismo fisiológico que actua 80. Shock progresivo sigue los procesos excepto excepto::
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100. Efecto negativo negativo que que se observa observa en la insuficiencia cardíaca grave grave por retensión hidrica 101. Mecanismo que interviene en la hipertensión neurogena 102. El incremento incremento de aldosterona en fase r es débil 103. Mecanismo fisiológico que controla la presión presión arterial de acción rápida Examen de 2 hemi 104. El hiato anionico mide los cationes, excepto: e) Calcio f) Potasio g) Sodio h) Magnesio 105. Efecto de la angiotensina angiotensina en el riñón, excepto túbulos peritubulares disminuyendo también también el flujo sanguíneo a través de los riñones y disminuyendo de esta forma la presión en los capilares peritubulares que rodean los túbulos renales, favoreciendo un gran aumento de la reabsorción de agua y sal desde los túbulos. La angiotensina actúa también directamente sobre las células epiteliales tubulares para estimular la reabsorción de sal y agua. 106. La secreción de la orina se da por 107. El shock compensad compensado, o, excepto: e) Respuesta isquémica del SNC f) Relajación inversa por estrés g) Aumento de secreción secreción de renina
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Estimula el crecimiento corporal; estimula la secreción de IGF-1, estimula la lipólisis; inhibe las acciones de la insulina en el metabolismo de los hidratos de carbono y los lípidos 114. Célula de los ovarios: Gonadótropas Estimula el crecimiento corporal; estimula la secreción de IGF-1; estimula la lipólisis; inhibe las acciones de la insulina 115. en el metabolismo metabolismo de los hidratos de carbono carbono y los líp lípidos idos
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43. La vejiga atónica se produce por: 44. Pérdida insensible de agua: difusión de la piel 45. Un mecanismo para aumentar la presión arterial: Descenso de la presión coloidosmótica coloidosmótica del plasma 46. Los mecanismos para la reabsorción son: activo y pasivo 47. ¿Qué hay más en el plasma? Vitaminas 48. ¿Qué sustancias no se absorben libremente? 49. Cuando lo filtrado es mayor que lo excretado? 50. ¿Cómo se llama el líquido que se encuentra en el líquido sinovial? 51. La vejiga automática a utomática se da cuando hay: 52. El edema a nivel abdominal es: 53. ¿Qué compone a nefrona, excepto: 54. ¿Qué mecanismos son activos a la absorción? 55. ¿Qué ion es absorbido activamente? 56. El hematocrito aumenta en: Polisitemia 57. ¿Cuándo se absorben 200 ml? Metabolismo Metabolismo de hidratos de carbono 58. ¿Qué es la glucogenia? Se obtiene glucosa a partir de aminoácidos
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75. Cudnoo lo filtrado es mayor que lo excretado 76. Que iones no están en el liquido intracelular 77. Edema en e n el abdomen 78. Razones x las cuales se produce un edema en el liquido extracelular 79. La nefroa esta formada x? excepto ¿ 80. Vejiga automática 81. Que sustancias no se reabsorben fácilmente 82. El efecto de la angiotensina II sobre el control de la presión arterial es: natriuresis y diuresis. 83. El sistema renina-angiotensina actúa sobre excepto: 84. El gasto cardiaco es afectado por, excepto: el índice cardiaco. 85. Xq se da un corazón hipo eficaz: hipertrofia 86. La aldosterona ayuda a la reabsorción de sodio en: los túbulos. 87. El gasto cardiaco es afectado por, excepto: nefropatía. 88. En la hipovolemia al perder el 10% de sangre la estimulación simpática hace, excepto: 89. En la parada cardiaca las neuronas se mueren excepto por: anticoagulantes.
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Iones hidrógeno Ninguna 10. Barroceptores en la vasoconstricción vasoconstricción que hacen 11. Patologías en la presión del pulso
SEGUNDA SEGUNDA PRUEBA 1. Angiotensina como eleva la presión Descenso de la natriuresis y diuresis 2. Sistema Renina Renina Angiotensina Angiotensina como actúa en la hemorragia Vasoconstricción Aumento de presión Natriuresis y diuresis Todas 3. Con una una presión de 4mmHg 4mmHg que ocurre El gasto cardiaco distribuye 2 litros … 4. Cuando el corazón corazón es hipereficaz
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17. La elevación del hematoc hematocrito rito se produce por Policitemia 18. Qué se secreta en el túbulo proximal Cateolamina 19. Qué se absorbe en la porción distal del túbulo proximal Cloro y sodio 20. En qué proceso lo que se filtra es mayor a lo que se excreta ….
21. Por qué se produce la vejiga automática Lesión lumbar 22. Cuál es el líquido sinovial Transcelular 23. Qué no hay en el líquido intracelular i ntracelular Calcio 24. Por qué se produce el edema Por filtrado del plasma hacia el líquido intersticial 25. Qué no tiene la nefrona Cápsula de Bowman
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49. Vejiga automática 50. Que sustancias no se reabsorben fácilmente 51. El 7% de volumen de sangre sistémica se encuentra en: arteriolas 52. Señale los principios pr incipios básicos de la función circulatoria: La velocidad del flujo sanguíneo en cada tejido del organismo casi siempre se controla con precisión en relación con la necesidad del tejido. 53. Cuando la preció en la aurícula derecha desciende a 4mmHg se dice que: el gasto cardíaco es bajo. 54. Factores que afectan la presión del pulso: pu lso: volumen sistólico del corazón 55. El efecto de la angiotensina angiot ensina II sobre el control cont rol de la presión presi ón arterial arteria l es: natriuresis y diuresis. 56. El sistema renina-angiotensina actúa sobre excepto: 57. El gasto cardiaco es afectado por, excepto: el índice cardiaco. 58. Xq se da un corazón hipo eficaz: hipertrofia
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98. Un mecanismo para aumentar la presión arterial: Descenso de la presión coloidosmótica coloidosmótica del plasma 99. Los mecanismos para la reabsorción son: activo y pasivo 100. ¿Qué hay más en el plasma? Vitaminas
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