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Essentials of pathophysiology for pharmacy

Book information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2019
ISBN
9781420031867, 1420031864, 9780429270925
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (5058912 bytes)
Series
Plant Engineering Series
Edition
1st.
Pages
0\235
Time added
2020-02-08 15:21:43

Description

Front cover......Page 1 Dedication......Page 6 Preface......Page 8 Contents......Page 10 Study objectives......Page 20 Cellular adaptation (see Figure 1.1)......Page 22 Cellular injury......Page 23 Hypoxic cell injury......Page 24 Apoptosis......Page 25 Tissue repair......Page 26 Steps in tissue (wound) repair......Page 27 Study objectives......Page 30 Cancer terminology......Page 32 Abnormalities of tumor suppressor/inducer genes......Page 33 Manifestations of cancer......Page 34 Tumor cell markers (see Table 2.7)......Page 35 Hormonal therapy......Page 37 Immune-based therapies......Page 38 Study objectives......Page 40 Formation of platelet plug......Page 42 Activation of blood coagulation cascades......Page 43 Genetic defects......Page 44 Acquired deficiencies......Page 46 Conditions leading to increased blood coagulation......Page 47 Study objectives......Page 48 Hematopoiesis......Page 50 Types of anemia......Page 52 Manifestations......Page 56 Treatment......Page 57 Study objectives......Page 58 Major histocompatability complex (MHC)......Page 60 Lymphocytes......Page 61 Antibodies......Page 63 Complement proteins......Page 65 The inflammatory reaction......Page 66 Hypersensitivity reactions......Page 67 Study objectives......Page 70 HIV structure......Page 72 Stages in an HIV infection......Page 73 Epidemiology of HIV infection......Page 74 Treatment of HIV......Page 75 Study objectives......Page 78 Atherosclerosis......Page 80 Manifestations of atherosclerosis......Page 81 Aneurysm......Page 83 Varicose veins......Page 85 Chronic venous insufficiency......Page 86 Embolism......Page 87 Anticoagulant and thrombolytic drug therapy......Page 88 Study objectives......Page 90 Primary or essential hypertension......Page 92 Manifestations of essential hypertension......Page 93 Treatment......Page 94 Hypotension......Page 95 Treatment......Page 96 Study objectives......Page 98 Pericardial effusion......Page 100 Constrictive (chronic) carditis......Page 101 Cardiomyopathies......Page 102 Infectious endocarditis......Page 104 Disorders of the heart valves (see Table 9.1 and Figure 9.3)......Page 105 Patent ductus arteriosus......Page 108 Study objectives......Page 110 Manifestations of myocardial ischemia......Page 112 Nonpharmacologic treatment......Page 113 Pharmacologic treatment......Page 114 Surgical treatment......Page 115 Study objectives......Page 116 Manifestations of myocardial infarction......Page 118 Compensatory mechanisms for myocardial infarction......Page 119 Treatment for myocardial infarction (see Table 11.1)......Page 120 Study objectives......Page 122 Left heart failure......Page 124 Right heart failure......Page 125 Physiologic compensation for heart failure......Page 127 Rationale for treatment of heart failure......Page 129 Circulatory shock......Page 131 Stages of shock......Page 132 Rationale for therapy......Page 133 Treatment of shock......Page 134 Study objectives......Page 136 Cardiac conduction system......Page 138 Phases of action potential for cardiac pacemaker cells......Page 139 Ectopic pacemakers......Page 141 Reentry impulses......Page 142 Atrial arrhythmia (Figure 13.4)......Page 143 Ventricular arrhythmia (Figure 13.5)......Page 144 Heart block (Figure 13.6)......Page 145 Rationale for the treatment of cardiac arrhythmia......Page 146 Pharmacologic treatment......Page 147 Nonpharmacologic treatment of arrhythmia......Page 148 Study objectives......Page 150 Infections of the upper respiratory tract......Page 152 Infections of the lower respiratory tract......Page 154 Study objectives......Page 170 Disorders of the kidney......Page 172 Rapidly progressing glomerulonephritis......Page 173 Chronic glomerulonephritis......Page 174 Renal calculi (kidney stones)......Page 175 Renal tumors......Page 176 Renal failure......Page 177 Urine reflux......Page 181 Neurogenic bladder......Page 182 Study objectives......Page 184 Dysphagia......Page 186 Gastroesophageal reflux disease......Page 187 Gastritis......Page 188 Peptic ulcers......Page 189 Inflammatory bowel disease......Page 190 Disorders of the gall bladder......Page 193 Diverticular disease......Page 194 Colorectal cancer......Page 195 Study objectives......Page 196 Viral hepatitis......Page 198 Manifestations of viral hepatitis......Page 199 Possible complications of hepatitis......Page 200 Stages of alcoholic liver disease......Page 201 Manifestations of alcoholic cirrhosis......Page 202 Manifestations......Page 203 Treatment......Page 204 Study objectives......Page 206 Abnormalities of the hypothalamus/pituitary glands......Page 208 Hypopituitarism......Page 209 Disorders of the anterior pituitary gland......Page 210 Disorders of the posterior pituitary......Page 212 Hypothyroidism......Page 213 Hyperthyroidism......Page 214 Hyposecretion of adrenal hormones......Page 215 Disorders of the adrenal medulla......Page 218 Study objectives......Page 220 Endocrine pancreas......Page 222 Type I diabetes (insulin-dependent diabetes)......Page 223 Type II diabetes mellitus (non-insulin-dependent diabetes)......Page 225 Long-term complications of diabetes mellitus......Page 227 Gestational diabetes......Page 229 References......Page 230 Selected bibliography......Page 232 Back cover......Page 235

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