parenchyma cells were damaged) decreased blood serum urea concentration was reveled up to 1.4 mmol/l (2.5-8.4 mmol/l in the physiological norm). 16 g/day of urea was excreted (25g/day in the norm). Why was urea content dccreased in blood and urinc? For the answer: a) write down the scheme of the main waste product of nitrogen the metabolism synthesis, point out its localization in the body and name; b) specify which substances concentration may increase in the blood of such patients;
parenchyma cells were damaged) decreased blood serum urea concentration was reveled up to 1.4 mmol/l (2.5-8.4 mmol/l in the physiological norm). 16 g/day of urea was excreted (25g/day in the norm). Why was urea content dccreased in blood and urinc? For the answer: a) write down the scheme of the main waste product of nitrogen the metabolism synthesis, point out its localization in the body and name; b) specify which substances concentration may increase in the blood of such patients;
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Transcribed Image Text:6. In patient with severe viral hepatitis (80% of liver parenchyma cells were
damaged) deereased blood serum urea concentration was reveled up to
1.4 mmol/l (2.5-8.4 mmol/l in the physiological norm). 16 g/day of urea was
excreted (25g/day in the norm). Why was urea content decreased in blood and
urinc? For thc answer:
a) write down the scheme of the main waste product of nitrogen the metabolism
synthesis, point out its localization in the body and name;
b) specify which substances concentration may increase in the blood of such
patients;
c) specify symptoms accompanied these substances increased concentration
in blood, explain the mcchanism of toxicity of one of them;
d) presume recommendations to reduce the manifcstation of mentioned
symptoms.
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