Within 3 days of completing the exam, you can go the OLCC website, www.oregon.gov/OLCC click on Alcohol Service Permits & Server Education, then click on Service Permit Test Results â names are in alphabetical order by first name and tests results are listed for 60 days after the course is completed.
Medical Definition of Urea cycle disorder Urea cycle disorder: one of a number of inherited medical conditions that arise due to a deficiency in one of six enzymes involved in the urea cycle. The urea cycle is a series of biochemical reactions that convert nitrogen, a waste product of protein metabolism, to a compound called urea.
In a healthy person, the liver supplies several enzymes to change nitrogen into urea, which is then removed from the body in urine. This entire process is called the urea cycle. The liver in a person with urea cycle disorder is missing an enzyme necessary to convert nitrogen into urea. As a result, ammonia, a highly toxic substance, builds up in the bloodstream and is not removed from the body. Untreated, the high amounts of ammonia can cause brain damage, coma and eventually death.