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Reperfusion {Ans: secondary injury resulting from returning of oxygen too quickly}assessment of kidney function {Ans: Urine output: >30 ml/hr Urine: dipstick, urinalysis, C&S, 24 hr Serum: BUN (10-20 mg/dl), creatinine (0.5-1.5 mg/dl)}Hepatic encephalopathy definition {Ans: neuropsychiatric complication of cirrhosis because of increased ammonia levels, characterized by cerebral edema}Teburculosis (TB) {Ans: airborne}Thrombocytopenia {Ans: a condition in which there is an abnormally small number of platelets circulating in the blood}COPD {Ans: }DKA {Ans: }Crohn's disease {Ans: }Traumatic Brain Injury {Ans: }cardiogenic shock {Ans: }obstructive shock {Ans: }Peptic Ulcer Disease {Ans: }assessment of kidney tenderness {Ans: Assessed by FIST percussion over the CVA, normal finding no tenderness}MONA {Ans: Morphine Oxygen Nitroglycerin Aspirin}glomuloneprhitis {Ans: }electrolyte related to chronic kidney disease {Ans: calcium}Renin-aldostrone-angiotensin process {Ans: }3 phases of kidney injury {Ans: }ulcerative colitis {Ans: }Cystitis symptoms {Ans: 1) urinary frequency 2) urgency 3) burning 4) dysuria **fever = complication}