Liver disease can eventually lead to edema, decreases in glomerular filtration rate, and increased sodium retention. This complication is referred to as:

A teenage patient was admitted to a local emergency department due to concern of a concussive injury sustained during a game of football at his school. His coach reports that the patient lost consciousness for about a minute and has been dizzy and complaining of nausea since the injury occurred one hour ago. This would be classified as a ____ concussion.

What direct negative impact does hypoxia have on neurons?

Patients with liver disease often die to complications from bleeding. Why is liver disease associated with an increased risk of bleeding? Select all that apply

A _____ involves an injury to a ligament surrounding a joint that is caused by twisting.

A type of abdominal pain that is diffuse and not localized to the site of injury or irritation is referred to as:

A patient is found to have a neurodegenerative condition that is autoimmune in nature. The immune response is targeting acetylcholine receptors at neuromuscular junctions. This patient would be diagnosed with ___.

A patient is brought to the emergency department with a high fever and lower right abdominal pain. His white blood cell count is found to be 22,000 cells/uL (normal range: 4,000-12,000 cells/uL). What is the most likely diagnosis?

A patient is seen by her primary care physician due to recurrent diarrhea and cramping abdominal pain. She notes that sometimes her stool looks like it has a mucus like gel within it but notes that there is no blood present. Laboratory examination of her stool reveals no white blood cells or other indications of an inflammatory process. She also does not have any of the antibodies that suggest she is sensitive to gluten. Imaging studies reveal no intestinal obstruction. What is her most likely diagnosis?

Addison’s disease leads to what alterations in plasma electrolytes?