2/11 UWORLD test # 12 Flashcards

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Q 1. Adrenal gland histology: which layer characteristically shows eosinophilic (pink)

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zona reticularis
Right before medulla
Think this pink line as borderline landmark before medulla

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Q 1. Each layer of adrenal gland is stimulated by what?

  • zona glomerulosa
  • zona fasiculata
  • zona reticularis
  • medulla chromaffin cells
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  • G: AngII
  • F: ACTH
  • R: ACTH
  • medulla chromaffin: Ach (N), preganglionic sympathetic
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Q 3. In female genital embryology, remnant mesonephric duct gives rise to what structure?

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Gartner ducts

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Q 3. In genital embryology, urogenital sinus gives rise to what structures- male? female?

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Male: prostate gland, bulbourethral gland

Female: Bartholin gland, urethral/paraurethral gland

urogenital sinus-> all glands!

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Q 4. cleft lip/palate: possible causes

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  • maternal phenytoin
  • Patau syndrome
  • DiGeorge
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Q 4. cleft lip/palate, thin scalp tissue, omphalocele: what is going on?

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Patau (13 tisomony)

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Q 7. Posterior communicating artery aneurysm: what CN is compressed? What about ACA?

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  • Post. communicating: CN3

- ACA (anterior cerebral artery): optic chiasm -> bitemporal hemianopia

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Q 8. What is legal term “capitation”?

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payer ( patient self, employer, or goverment) pays FIXED amount of money

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Q 8. What is legal term “global payment” ?

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insurer pays single payment of all amount

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Q 9. What is dexrazoxane? What is it used for? mechanism of action?

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To reverse doxrubicin induced dilated cardiomyopathy. Iron chelator to reduce oxygen free radical

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Q 10. Impact of lead poisoning on

  1. neurologic
  2. hematologic
  3. renal
  4. GI
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  1. neurologic- foot drop, encephalopathy
  2. hematologic- sideroblastic anemia, basophlic stripping
  3. renal- interstitial nephritis
  4. GI- abdominal pain
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Q 10. key from patient history that suggest possible lead poisoning

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moving into old house (paint/dust are lead rich)

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Q 12. onset of postpartum blues? when does it resolve?

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2-3 days after delivery. Resolve within 14 days

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Q 12. onset of postpartum depression?

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within 4 weeks

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Q 13. Legionella pneumoniae vs. mycoplasma pneumoniae: similarities (2) and differences (2)

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Similarities

  • may present with mild productive cough
  • poor gram stain (legionella- requires silver stain, mycoplasma- lack cell wall)

Differences

  • legionella: high fever, mycoplasma: mild fever
  • legionella: community acquired pneumonia, mycoplasma: atypical pneumonia
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Q 14. Gram negative sepsis: what abnormality would be seen on smear? mechanism?

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Gram negative- LPS endotoxin

Endotoxin damage endothelium, forming microthrombi
-> schistocyte

  • This is exact mechanism of HUS by EHEC
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Q 15. Ureter obstruction results in what change in filtration fraction? explain physiology

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Reduced

GFR decreased due to opposing hydrostatic pressure.

Decreased GFR -> AngII -> efferent constriction -> decreased RBF.

BUT, GFR decreases greater extent than RBF. Thus overall, FF=GFR/RPF decreases

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Q 16. What ethnic population is the least susceptible for osteoporosis? why?

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African

higher bone density

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Q 18. In which situation does normal S2 splitting occur? Explain physiology

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Inspiration

Increased venous return -> delayed P2 closure

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Q 18. What is fixed S2 splitting? (why is it called fixed?) In which situation does fixed S2 splitting occur? Explain physiology

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Regardless of breath, splitting always occurs (thus fixed)

Increased blood volume in right side can cause this
such as ASD

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Q 19. male, urinary incontinence, osteoblastic lesions in vertebrae. What is going on? Which vessels (2) are involved in this process?

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prostate cancer metastasizes to vertebrae

Hematogenous spread from prostatic venous plexus to vertebral venous plexus

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Q 20. esophageal varices in patient with cirrohosis: through what vessel?

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Left gastric vein

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Q 21. Most common infection for fatal sporadic encephalitis? What would be a finding on CT?

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  • HSV-1

- CT: hemorrhage

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Q 22. consequences of group A strep can be either PSGN (puffy face/hematuria) or rheumatic heart disease (murmur). Under what situation each of this consequence follows?

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  • impetigo/ strep skin infection -> PSGN

- strep throat -> rheumatic heart disease

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Q 23. What is delta agent infection? What is special about this infection?

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HepD infection

co-infection with HepB

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Q 23. What is definition of fulminant viral hepatitis?

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severe/ sudden onset viral hepatitis

commonly by HepE, usually affect pregnant (Expecting baby) women

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Q 25. What is macrosomia? How diabetic mom commonly results in macrosomia of fetus? What about infant blood glucose level after delivery? Explain physiology

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big fetus
Diabetic mom -> high glucose transferred to baby via placenta. Fetus is hyperglycemic & hyperinsulinism
-> islet beta cell hyperplasia

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Q 25. Does maternal insulin cross placenta?

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No. It is degenerated by placenta.

Fetal insulin is produced from fetus

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Q 26. Which structure of heart is the most anterior?

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RV

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Q 28. PT/PTT value in HUS?

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normal
microthrombi formation - no activation of coagulation

HUS/ TTP are considered as primary homeostasis defect

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Q 28. Blood smear on DIC?

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fragmented RBC (IDK why uwrold said it..)

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Q 28. PT/PTT value in von-willebrand disease?

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normal PT
elongated PTT (factor 8)
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Q 28. Plasma fibrinogen level in

  • von-willebrand disease
  • ITP
  • HUS
  • DIC
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  • von-willebrand disease: no change
  • ITP: no change
  • HUS: no change
  • DIC: decrease
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Q 31. What is the mechanism of one side effect of metronidazole that mimics intoxication?

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disulfiram like reaction

metronidazole inhibits acetaldehyde dehydrogenase
-> accumulation of acetaldehyde, causing alcohol intoxication effect

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Q 34. What is side effect of IV norephinephrine? antidote?

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severe vasoconstriction and tissue necrosis

can be reversed by phentolamine (alpha antagonist)

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Q 36. Name 4 drugs that cause drug-induced SLE

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  • INH
  • phenytoin
  • procainamide
  • hydralazine
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Q 37. What is mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC) in spherocytosis?

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increase

spherocytosis is kinda condensed due to cytoskeleton loss while Hb is maintained. Thus more dense

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Q 38. What is physiological role of zinc finger motif? which receptors (3) contains it?

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DNA binding motiff in transcription activator

Steroid receptor, thyroid hormone (T3/T4), vitamin D

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Q 40. What is consequence of endotracheal intubation in patient with long standing rheumatoid arthritis?

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long standing rheumatoid arthritis involves vertebrae and thus may result in subluxation (vertebral misalignment)

Endotracheal intubation worsens subluxation, resulting in compression of spinal cord