2/9/17 Flashcards
Beta-thalassemia Minor: Labs and pathophys
Smear: spherocytes and target cells
Pathophys: DNA mutations affecting Beta-hemoglobin mRNA formation
Halothane: Drug induced hepatotoxicity: Labs
ALT/AST up, PPT up, leukocytosis, eosinophilia
Origin of gonadal arteries
Aorta
S1: sensory loss and weakness
Sensory loss: butt, posterior thigh and calf, lateral foot
Weakness: hip extension, knee flexion, foot plantarflexion, Achilles reflex
Listeria vectors
Cattle/dairy
Hihydropyridines: effects
peripheral vasodilation due to smooth muscle effect
Causes of Polyhydramnios
deceased fetal swallowing or increased fetal urination
Blastomycosis: Signs and Epi
Signs: Granulomatous formation in immunocompetent people.
Epi: Mississippi and Ohio River Valley
Organophosphate poisoing: Atropine vs Pralidaxone
Atropine: Muscarinic reversal
Pralidaxone: Muscarinic and nicotinic reversal
Cromoglycate: MOA
Mast Cell degranulation inhibitor
Combined Absence and tonic-clonic seizure prophylaxis
Valproate
Maternal Virilization
Transfer of excess androgens from fetus to mother
Turner Syndrome: Signs
Narrow, high arched palate Webbed neck Low hairline Broad, widespaced nipples Coarchtation of aorta Bicuspid aortic valve Streak Ovaries, Ammenorhea, infertility Short
Cytosolic vs Mitochondrial metabolism
Cytosol: glycolysis, fatty acid synthesis, pentose phosphate
Mitochondrial: Beta-oxidation of fatty acids, citric acid cycle, carboxylation of pyruvate/gluconeogenesis
Differential Clubbing/cyanosis of lower extemeties in PDA
PDA deposits oxygen poor blood down stream of subclavian, thus sparing upper extremities from cyanosis
Erythrocyte Metabolism
ATP neutral glycolysis, 2,3-BPG production
Ethosuximide MOA
Blocks T-type calcium channels
Daptomycin: Side effects
Myopathy and CPK up
Septic Abortion: Presentation and Pathogen
Presentation: Fever, Chills, Lower abdominal pain, bloody/purulent discharge, boggy/tender uterus
Pathogens: GNRs and Staph Aureus
Cardiogenic Acute Pulmonary Edema: Histo
Transudate accumulation in lungs (as opposed to infiltrative accumulation)
Plasma Cell Neoplasms: Labs and symptoms
High Gamma globulin peak (m-peak)
Impaired hematopoesis (anemia)
Lytic bone lesions (back pains)