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mullerian aplasia

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AKA mayer-rokitansky-kuster-hauser syndrome

variable uterine development, no vagina

primary amenorrhea

normal ovaries and secondary sex characteristics

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osler-weber-rendu syn

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hereditary hemorrhagic telengstasia in skin and mucous membranes (lips, oropharnyx, GI, urinary tract)

rupture –> hematuria, GI bleeding, epistaxis

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3
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most common cause of sudden cardiac death in a patient 48 hours after MI

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ventricular fibrillation

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4
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how does hyperammonemia lead to encephalopathy

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NH3 crosses BBB –> NH3 + glutamate makes more glutamine production –> excess glutamine accumulates in astrocytes –> decreased glutamine able to be converted back to glutamate in neurons –> disrupt excitatory neurotransmission

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5
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how does increasing preload affect heart

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stretches myocardium- increases end-diastolic sarcomere length

–> increased SV and CO

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6
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serious side effects of clozapine

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agranulocytosis–> monitor neutrophil count!
seizures
myocarditis

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why are direct arteriolar vasodilators limited in their long term efficacy

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baroreceptor reflex–> activate sympathetics –> R-A-A –> sodium and fluid retention —> tachycardia and edema

use with sympatholytics and diuretics

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type of breaths in COPD versus pulmonary fibrosis

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COPD (high airflow resistance): deep slow breaths

fibrosis (elastic resistance): fast shallow breaths

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9
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why is pus green

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neutrophil myeloperoxidase- bue-green heme-based pigmented molecules within azurophilic granules of PMN

used in phagocytic respiratory burst

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10
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medical therapy for gallstones (for people who dont want surgery)

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hydrophilic bile acids - reduce cholesterol

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fenoldopam MOA and Rx

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selective peripheral dopamine-1 agonist –> Gs –> vasodilation of arterial beds
and renal vasodilation good for kidney patients

rx: hypertensive emergency

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12
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linkage disequilibrium

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when alleles inherited together in the same gamete more or less often than expected by chance

often due to physical proximity

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atrial myxoma

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primary cardiac neoplasm (often in LA)

composed of scattered cells within a mucopolysaccharide stroma (large pedunculated)

constitutional symptoms, mid-diastolic rumbling murmur at apex, positional SOB

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14
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CD31

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PECAM-1- leukocyte migration

expressed in hepatic angiosarcoma

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binding of opiates to pre-synaptic and post-synapse on mu receptors

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pre-synapse: close Ca–> reduced Ca influx (decrease Ach, NE, Serotonin, gluatamate, substance P release)

post synapse: opens K channels–> K efflux

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16
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which artery gives majority of supply to femoral head and neck

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medial femoral circumflex artery

17
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stat test to evaluate 2 categorical variables association

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chi-square test for independence

18
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tests to compare the means between groups

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uses quantitative variables!

paired t- test: 2 groups

ANOVA: >2 groups

19
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menetrier disease

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gastric hyperplasia of mucosa–> hypertrophic rugae (brain gryi-esq)

excess mucus production, loss of protein
parietal cell atrophy–> less acid

precancerous

20
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what is reabsorbed more in medullary collecting duct as a result of vasopressin

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water and urea

21
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which infection is erythema multiforme associated with

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HSV

22
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most frequent CNS tumor in someone with AIDS

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primary CNS lymphoma

23
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methylmalonic acidemia

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deficiency of methylmalonyl-CoA mutase

lethargy, vomiting, tachypnea in newborn

hyperammonemia, ketotic hypoglycemia, metabolic acidosis, elevated urine methylmalonic acid and propionic acid

24
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which hypoerthyroid drug helps opthalmopathy and how

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high-dose glucocorticoids- antiinflammatory

25
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how is copper normally excreted

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into bile, then excreted in feces

renal is 5-15%

26
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renal papillary necrosis

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gross hematuria, flank pain, and sloughing of papillae into urine

seen in patients with sickle cell, diabetes, severe obstructive pyelonephritis, analgesic nephropathy

27
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Courvoisier sign

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palpable but non-tender gall bladder

28
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signs of pancreas head adenocarcinoma

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  • courvoisier sign
  • weight loss
  • obstructive jaundice (dark urine, pale stools)
29
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CFTR mutation in respiratory/intestinal mucosa vs sweat in CF patients

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resp/intestinal: reduced secretion of Cl, increased Na and H2O reabsorption –> thickened mucus

sweat: reduced absorption of Cl and Na–> increased Na and Cl in sweat

30
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what is insertion point for patellar ligament

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tibial tuberosity

31
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Osgood-Schlatter disease

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overuse of the secondary ossification center of tibial tuberosity –> impair quads

from young athlete doing repetitive quad contracting (jumps)

32
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which bacteria produces very narrow zone of beta hemolysis

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listeria

33
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what part of immune system guards against listeria

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cell-mediated immunity (cytokines)

34
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what factors make up low Vd

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high charge
high molecular weight
hydrophilicity
high plasma protein binding

35
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aortic regurgitation has what effect on LV

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increased SV from added volume and eccentric hypertrophy

36
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which lymphoma follow pharnygitis on initial presentation and then has waxing and waning lymph node enlargement

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follicular lymphoma

37
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which type of depression is MAOIs good for

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atypical depression- increased appetite and sleep, leaden paralysis, rejection sensitivity, mood reactivity

38
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what can help bypass apoptosis in folate deficiency

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thymidine supplementation