Endocarditis and Coronary Thrombosis Quiz

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What is the main difference between acute glomerulonephritis and chronic glomerulonephritis?

Progression over time and thickening of filtration membrane

What is the consequence of endocarditis affecting the heart valves?

Scarring leading to stenosed or incompetent valves

Which condition can result in accumulation of wastes in the blood and potentially lead to death in 1-2 weeks?

Acute Renal Failure

What leads to the increased urine volume in glomerulonephritis?

Increased membrane permeability causing proteins and blood cells to enter the filtrate

Which disease involves a long-term and progressive thickening of the filtration membrane eventually leading to kidney damage?

Chronic Glomerulonephritis

What is the primary characteristic of endocarditis affecting the heart valves?

Scarring causing stenosed or incompetent valves

What is the primary cause of Addison Disease?

Insufficient cortisol production

Which condition results from a lack of ADH from the posterior pituitary gland?

Diabetes Insipidus

What is the characteristic symptom of Hypothyroidism?

Chronic fatigue

Which disease is characterized by developmental delay, short stature, and abnormally formed skeletal structures?

Cretinism

What happens in Primary hyperthyroidism?

Elevated thyroid hormone levels

Which disease results in impaired platelet plug formation and blood clotting?

Von Willebrand disease

Which genetic disorder is characterized by abnormal or absent clotting due to deficiency or dysfunction of a clotting factor?

Hemophilia

What causes the symptoms of chills and fever in Malaria?

Introduction of toxins into blood by mosquito bites

In which condition is there an overabundance of red blood cells due to decreased oxygen supply?

Secondary erythrocytosis

What can cause Rheumatic Heart Disease?

A streptococcal infection

Which condition is characterized by clotting throughout the vascular system, followed by bleeding?

Disseminated intravascular coagulation

What feature is typical of Septal Defect?

Reduced effectiveness of heart's pumping due to a hole in the septum

Test your knowledge on endocarditis, inflammation of the endocardium that mainly affects heart valves, and coronary thrombosis, the formation of blood clots in coronary arteries. Learn about glomerulonephritis and other diseases of the urinary system.

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