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Drug causes of angioedema
Monoxidine( centrally acting antihypertensive)
ACE inhibitors
Angiotensin receptor blockers
Which is a vasculitis that affects both arteries and veins
Behcet’s disease
Takayakus areritis affects what sizes arteries
Large
What is intention to treat analysis
Is 44 analysing a new therapy compared to an old one
Accounts for patients which who dropped out of the study due to adverse side effects or just withdrew their consent
Majority of antinuclear antibodies are what class
IgG
What is anova
Nova compares the means between multiple groups of data
What disease has looser’s zones
Osteomalacia vitamin D deficiency
What’s the distal test is used to compare the means in the same group of people before and after an intervention TG hdl cholesterol after statins
Paired sample t-tests
What’s the distal test is used to compare the means in the same group of people before and after an intervention TG hdl cholesterol after statins
Paired sample t-tests
What is chi-square test
A categorical data I in categories proportions of people
What symptoms do you get in homocysteine
You get hyper mobile joints you get lens dislocation psychiatric features and learning difficulties
What is hypermobility ehlers-danlos syndrome
Form of ehlers-danlos syndrome in which skin features such as elasticity are much less common
You are hyper mobile joint you have stuff like shoulder dislocations
Blue eyes
More likely to have asthma GI side effects such as constipation or hiatus hernia
How does myeloma cause aki
Tubular obstruction by Bence Jones proteins immunoglobulins
What type of analysis can you do if you know the mutated gene but if not present in the family but you have unaffected people and affected people
Linkage analysis
What is the problem in alkaptonuria
The problem is to do with purine metabolism
It is a rheumatological condition associated with pain in the hips and back on a young age
Patients have a dusky complexion affecting the ears in particular which get calcified