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Page 1: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

Case Study 3 SolutionCase Study 3 Solution

Page 2: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

What did you conclude about the What did you conclude about the infant’s condition?infant’s condition?

Which level of body organization was Which level of body organization was creating the pathology?creating the pathology?

What type of pathology did it appear to What type of pathology did it appear to be?be?

Could the dehydration and vomiting Could the dehydration and vomiting have been due to cell transport have been due to cell transport problems?problems?

Was the blue coloration and inactivity Was the blue coloration and inactivity the result of metabolic errors?the result of metabolic errors?

Is it one disease or several?Is it one disease or several?

Page 3: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

Revisit the symptomsRevisit the symptoms

Symptoms:Symptoms: dehydrationdehydration diarrhea and vomitingdiarrhea and vomiting slow growthslow growth weight lossweight loss blue tinge to skinblue tinge to skin inactive inactive lethargiclethargic low body temperaturelow body temperature

Page 4: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

What is each symptom a result of, What is each symptom a result of, and what can it lead to?and what can it lead to?

dehydrationdehydration transport issuestransport issues lack of reabsorption (nephrons)lack of reabsorption (nephrons) abnormal hydrolysisabnormal hydrolysis abnormal conditions for cells, blood, and abnormal conditions for cells, blood, and

organ systemsorgan systems lack of ability to regulate body lack of ability to regulate body

temperaturetemperature enzymes won’t function properlyenzymes won’t function properly

Page 5: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

What is each symptom a result of, What is each symptom a result of, and what can it lead to?and what can it lead to?

diarrhea and vomitingdiarrhea and vomiting loss of ionsloss of ions

Page 6: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

What is each symptom a result of, What is each symptom a result of, and what can it lead to?and what can it lead to?

slow growth/weight lossslow growth/weight loss errors in mitosiserrors in mitosis possible dysplasia, dystrophypossible dysplasia, dystrophy

Page 7: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

What is each symptom a result of, What is each symptom a result of, and what can it lead to?and what can it lead to?

blue tinge to skin, inactive, and blue tinge to skin, inactive, and lethargiclethargic

oxygen depletionoxygen depletion poor blood circulationpoor blood circulation mitochondrial malfunction – mitochondrial malfunction –

abnormal cellular respirationabnormal cellular respiration

Page 8: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

What is each symptom a result of, What is each symptom a result of, and what can it lead to?and what can it lead to?

low body temperaturelow body temperature lack of waterlack of water low metabolismlow metabolism

Page 9: Case Study 3 Solution. What did you conclude about the infant’s condition? Which level of body organization was creating the pathology? Which level of

So what is the condition?So what is the condition?

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