Hypoparathyroidism is manifested by 

The cause of primary hyperaldosteronism is

Catabolic effects of Cushings syndrome include:

Collateral circulation is most likely to be present when a cerebrovascular accident results from:

Indicate the pathogenic factor causing the central nervous system disorder by transneural pathway

The patient's complete blood count test revealed: 

• hematocrit 0.48
• erythrocytes 4.0 x 10¹²/l
• hemoglobin 100 g/l
• reticulocytes 0.5 ‰
• platelets 170 x 10⁹/l
• leukocytes 130 x 10⁹/l    

  • Basophils - 3%
  • Eosinophils - 6%
  • Neutrophils

    • Immature - 51%
    • Mature - 28%

  • Lymphocytes - 3%
  • Monocytes - 2%

 In the blood, myeloblasts - 2%, promyelocytes - 5%, normocytes.

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Specify the mechanism of absolute leukocytosis

The difference between acute and chronic leukemia is

The patient's blood count test revealed:

• hematocrit 0.32
• red blood cells 2.0 x 10¹²/l
• hemoglobin 68 g/l
• reticulocytes 1 ‰
• platelets 95 x 10⁹ /l
• leukocytes 2.9 x 10⁹/l

  • Basophils - 0%
  • Eosinophils - 2%
  • Neutrophils

    • Immature- 0% 
    • Mature - 30%

  • Lymphocytes - 27%
  • Monocytes - 8%

In the blood, myeloblasts 33%, single erythroblasts.

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Endogenous anticoagulants include