4-1 (done perman) Flashcards
woman diag with breast cancer
no other history of cancer in fam
genetic testing (y or no)
no
what is the procedure where “choosing disability” essentially can happen
Preimplantation genetic diagnosis
who is a surrogate
person who just carries the pregnancy (she is unrelated to egg or sperm)
key point about multicultural counseling
you are from one culture
and your patient is from another culture
thus you, the doc, has to be understanding
patient is diagnosed with X - who has right to know
only the patient
how do you (doctor) share the info with other fam mem
give the patient the option to tell them or not
ie can only be done thru the patient
how deal with mom who wants to know whether baby has Huntington’s, but doesn’t want to know whether SHE HAS it herself
make her indicate on a list which conditions she wants to terminate for
docs know baby has HD. Patient is told that baby has one of conditions on list. Preg terminated
give full name for SLE
Systemic lupus ery-the-ma-tosis
describe collagen synthesis process from RER to extracellular space
in RER, assemble collagen
- proline is hydroxylized
- ascorbic acid is req
procollagen is secreted to extracellular space
- last step: lysine is oxidized
- read: cross-linking occurs
peripheral tolerance of T cells
- anergy mec
- Treg mec
anergy: PD-1 and CTLA-4 inh APC
Treg: make inh cytokine IL-10 and TGF-beta
pathogen promote autoimmunity via INF
- describe how
inc APC co-stim of self-reactive T cells
what exactly is the reason for caseating necrosis in containing TB
NO and ROS kill infected macrophages = result in caseous necrosis
what’s the dif bt extravasation, margination, and diapedesis
ex + mar = things go to the edge of BV, but hasn’t crossed over
dia = thing actually crosses over into the tissue
there’s a P selectin
what’s the other selectin called
E selectin (induced by cytokines IL 1 and TNF)
steps are 1-extravasation/margination 2-rolling 3-adhesion after these steps are
4-transmigration/diapedesis (leaving blood to enter tissue)
5-activation of phagocytes via D/PAMP:TLR interaction
6-destruction via oxy dep or indep factors