Increased renal excretion to exclude fetal metabolic products for pregnant woman.
Increased renal excretion to exclude fetal metabolic products for pregnant woman.
Which one of the following conditions can be caused by both hyperkalemia and hypokalemia A: Metabolic acidosis B: Cardiac arrhythmia C: Metabolic alkalosis D: Increased renal tubular K+ excretion E: Increased renal tubular H+ excretion
Which one of the following conditions can be caused by both hyperkalemia and hypokalemia A: Metabolic acidosis B: Cardiac arrhythmia C: Metabolic alkalosis D: Increased renal tubular K+ excretion E: Increased renal tubular H+ excretion
Increased renal excretion to exclude fetal metabolic products for pregnant woman. A: 正确 B: 错误
Increased renal excretion to exclude fetal metabolic products for pregnant woman. A: 正确 B: 错误
Which is the Primary Excretion Routes of lead poisoning?( ) A: Kidney B: Feces C: Bile D: Sweat
Which is the Primary Excretion Routes of lead poisoning?( ) A: Kidney B: Feces C: Bile D: Sweat
Which is NOT the Primary Excretion Routes of lead poisoning?() A: Kidney B: Feces C: Bile D: Sweat
Which is NOT the Primary Excretion Routes of lead poisoning?() A: Kidney B: Feces C: Bile D: Sweat
Which is the primary excretion routes of lead poisoning?(<br/>) A: Kidney B: Feces C: Bile D: Sweat
Which is the primary excretion routes of lead poisoning?(<br/>) A: Kidney B: Feces C: Bile D: Sweat
What organ is the main excretion of lead in the body? <br/>( ) A: Feces B: Kidney C: Bile D: Sweat
What organ is the main excretion of lead in the body? <br/>( ) A: Feces B: Kidney C: Bile D: Sweat
The main mechanism of metabolic acidosis in the late stage of chronic renal failure is ( ) A: Decreased non-volatile acid excretion due to decreased CFR function B: Decreased excretion of H+ and ammonia production in renal tubules C: Decreased HCO3- reabsorption threshold in renal tubules D: Effects of hyperkalemia E: Increased lactic acid production
The main mechanism of metabolic acidosis in the late stage of chronic renal failure is ( ) A: Decreased non-volatile acid excretion due to decreased CFR function B: Decreased excretion of H+ and ammonia production in renal tubules C: Decreased HCO3- reabsorption threshold in renal tubules D: Effects of hyperkalemia E: Increased lactic acid production
The main cause of hyperkalemia is () A: Acute acidosis B: Intravascular hemolysis C: Hypoxia D: Decreased renal excretion E: Application of potassium sparing diuretics
The main cause of hyperkalemia is () A: Acute acidosis B: Intravascular hemolysis C: Hypoxia D: Decreased renal excretion E: Application of potassium sparing diuretics
Which of the followings can help with the diagnosis? A: Serum T3, T4, and TSH B: Karyotype analysis C: Urine ferric chloride D: Urine glycosaminoglycans E: Urine copper excretion
Which of the followings can help with the diagnosis? A: Serum T3, T4, and TSH B: Karyotype analysis C: Urine ferric chloride D: Urine glycosaminoglycans E: Urine copper excretion