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Question 1.A 58-year-old man develops fever to 39.5°C, hypotension, and diffuse vasodilation 8 hours after a gram-negative urinary tract infection seeds his bloodstream. His blood pressure is 78/40 mm Hg despite fluids, and lactate is elevated. Lipopolysaccharide has triggered massive macrophage activation. Which cytokine is the principal early mediator of his fever, hypotension, and capillary leak in this septic state?

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Topics in this sample
  • Cytokines — septic shock mediator
  • Heme synthesis / lead poisoning
  • Gram-positive cocci: Streptococcus agalactiae (Group B)
  • Cardiovascular pharmacology — antiarrhythmic mechanism (described waveform)
  • Antimicrobial pharmacology — drug elimination calculation (clearance)

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