5/25 Flashcards
RPF equation
RPF= RBF (1-Hct)
arginase deficiency
elevated arginine in urea cycle, but cant convert to urea
spastic diplegia, abnormal movements
treat- low protein diet (low arg)
normal A-a gradient
5-15 mm Hg
examples of increased A-a gradient
V/Q mismatch (eg. COPD, pneumonia)
R–>L shunt (congenital heart shunts)
diffusion impairment (eg. ARDS)
L–type Ca channels in skeletal muscle vs smooth muscle and cardiac cells
skeletal: L-type channels directly stimulate Ryr channels to release Ca from SR
smooth/cardiac: L type channels –> Ca influx –> Ca opens Ryr channels to release Ca from SR
(target of CCBs)
mid-systolic clic plus mid-late systolic murmur
mitral valve prolapse
which HIV protein is glycosylated
env- to make GP160–> GP120, GP41
which rib is left kidney at
12th
which ribs are spleen at
9-11th
best indicator of mitral stenosis prognosis
A2 to opening snap time (shorter–> more severe)
bioavailability equation
F= (AUC oral x dose IV) / (AUC IV x dose oral)
highly vascularized compartments (will get lipophilic drug flow first)
brain, kidney, liver, lungs, heart
not well vascularized compartments (delayed distribution of drug)
skeletal muscle, bone, fat
intestinal malrotation of midgut
intestinal obstruction (compression by adhesive bands- Ladd’s bands) –> billous emesis
midgut volvolus (twist around SMA –> ischemia)
CD21
present on B cells - cell receptor for C3d complement
EBV binds this via gp350