5/17 Flashcards

1
Q

which layer has the parietal cells in the stomach

A

upper glandular layer

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2
Q

triptans MOA

A

serotonin 5HT IB and ID agonists

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3
Q

which murmur increases with inspiration

A

tricuspid regurgitation

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4
Q

how does desmopressin help bleeding

A

increases factor VIII and vWF

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5
Q

thamine used for which enzymes

A
  • pyruvate dehdrogenase
  • alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase
  • transketolase (PPP)
  • branched chain alpha ketoacid dehydrogenase
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6
Q

involuntary head bobbing a sign of…

A

widened pulse pressure

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7
Q

which cancer associated with “dry tap” (unsuccessful bone marrow aspiration)

A

hairy cell leukemia (bm fibrosis)

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8
Q

what would parortid tumor compress

A

CN VII

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9
Q

how does crohns lead to oxalate stones

A

impaired bile absorption in ileum–> fat malabsorption –> calcium binds lipids instead of oxalate–> free oxalate gets absorbed and excreted renally

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10
Q

liver function tests

A
  • albumin
  • bilirubin
  • PT

reflects prognosis in cirrhosis

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11
Q

cleft lip develops from…

A

when the maxillary prominence fails to fuse with the intermaxillary segment during 5-6th week of development

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12
Q

whats a serious complication of the recovery phase of acute tubular necrosis

A

hypokalemia due to high volume diuresis

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13
Q

conjugate vaccine

A

polysaccharide vaccine conjugated to protein so infants (that cant yet do humoral response) can develop robust T cell response

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14
Q

most abundant amino acid in collagen

A

glycine (every 3rd aa)

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15
Q

why are gallstones prevalent in pregnancy

A

estrogen upregulates HMG-CoA reducatase–> cholesterol synthesis

progesterone slows gallbladder empyting

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16
Q

most susceptible parts to hypoxia in nephron

A

PT and TAL in medulla

17
Q

biochem pathways in mitochondria

A

beta oxidation
CAC
carboxylation of pyruvate (for gluconeo)

18
Q

biochem pathways in cytosol

A

glycolysis
PPP
fatty acid synthesis

19
Q

most likely cause of death in CF

A

pneumonia, bronchiectasis, cor pulmonale

20
Q

meconium ileus presentation

A

distal small bowel obstruction (green mass in ileum)

bilous emesis

leads to CF

21
Q

nerve that is risk of injury in thyroidectomy and the muscle it innervates

A

superior layngeal nerve- stimulates cricothyroid

22
Q

where is K mostly reabsorbed in nephron

A

proximal tubule, then TAL, then secreted in DT

23
Q

most common spot for nose bleed

A

nasal septum (kiesselbach plexus)

24
Q

severe dangerous nosebleeds that cant be treated with cautery come from where

A

posterior

25
Q

which two places are innervated by sympathetic cholinergic neurons

A

sweat eccrine glands

adrenal medulla

26
Q

most common cause of death by TCA ODs

A

cardiac arrhythmia (inhibit fast Na channels in cardiac myocytes)

27
Q

which disease has pectus excavatum

A

marfans

28
Q

associated cancers with TP53

A
sarcomas
breast cancer
brain tumors
leukemia
adrenocortical carcinoma
29
Q

dopamine at high doses vs low doses

A

low dose- D1- increased renal blood flow and GFR

high dose- beta 1 (contractility),
even higher dose- alpha 1 (vasocontriction)