drk1980
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In acute coronary spasm, within seconds mitochondria swelling & depletion of glycogen grannules. Which event caused this?
a.accumulation of FFA
b. Decrease ATP
c. Degradation of membrane phospholipids
d. Efflux of K
e. Influx of Na
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| reet
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A..??
Edited by reet on 01/29/06 - 07:52 PM
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| sarika
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A or B? reet?
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| sturge_weber
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decrease atp, as na k atp ase pump will not work, na will accumulate and cause swelling
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| mildus
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b
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| ed222
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I also think is b.
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| Ashley84
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Depletion of ATp causes block of Na-K pump and entry of Na and water into the cells.
the metabolism is now anaerobic and there's consumption of glucose and decreasing in glycogen deposits.
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| guangyu
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b
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| krsna
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B
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| Natasa
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It is B-decrease of ATP-mitochondria go down and that is the earliest event.
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