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agammaglobulinemia
Approach to Thyroid
Function
... normal T4 +/-
T3
... TSH, high T4 +/-
T3
... Hyperthyroidism →
Signs
... TSH, high T4 +/-
T3
Thyroid
Function
... stimulate more T4/
T3
... Thyroid #Pathway #
Pathophysiology
Aphasia -
Pathophysiology
... speech/text - If
function
... arm > leg) - If
function
... deficits #Aphasia #
Pathophysiology
... #diagnosis #
signs
Functional
Dyspepsia ... -
Signs
, Symptoms ... and
Pathophysiology
... #Dyspepsia #
Pathophysiology
... symptoms #diagnosis #
signs
Ileostomy - NGT
suction
... - Gitelman
SIGNS
... transport, renal
function
... Gastrointestinal
function
... Diagnosis #Algorithm #
Pathophysiology
and menses •
Pathophysiology
... hormone • Symptoms/
signs
... high fT4 or high
T3
loss of motor
function
... Preserved motor
function
... loss of motor
function
... Syndromes #diagnosis #
pathophysiology
... #
signs
#symptoms
share the same
pathophysiology
... decr eiection
fraction
... Overproduction #diagnosis #
signs
... endocrinology #
pathophysiology
Signs
of immunodeficiency ... chromosome -> Impaired
function
... Impaired B cell
function
... humoral immunity
Signs
... Agammaglobulinemia #XLinked #
pathophysiology
worse when supine,
friction
... RheumatoidArthritis #RA #
pathophysiology
... #
signs
#symptoms
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