Basic Science 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Maximum Length that can be bridged by nerve conduit?

A

3cm

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2
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Following Peripheral nerve injry, distal recovery typically occurs first in____

A

Sympathetic Activity

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3
Q

Freeze dried versus Frozen allograft?

A

Freeze dried has reduced torsional and bening strenth compared to frozen

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4
Q

Fondaparinux MOA?

A

Indirect Factor X (10)inhibitor

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5
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Which biomaterial has highest rate f=of bacterial adherence?

A

Titanium Alloy

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6
Q

12:16 (t)

A

Myxoid liposarcoma

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7
Q

Long Term malignant sarcoma after GCT?

A

Fibrosarcoma, p53 mutation

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8
Q

BMP receptor ?

A

Serine/threonine kinase

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9
Q

BMP 2 uses ?

A

Open tibia

ALIf

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10
Q

BMP7 uses ?

BMP 3 NOT osteoinductive

A

Tibial Non unions

Revision spine PL fusions

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11
Q

FGF receptor ?

A

Tyrosine kinase

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12
Q

PPAR- Gamma MOA?

A

Adipogenic differentiation

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13
Q

Stages of Hemodynamics Shock and Blood Loss ?

A

1 -<15% all normal
2- 15-30 HR elevated
3- 30-40 Hr elevated , decrease BP >120bpm
4 >40

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14
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Wht action does thrombin do and what is a direct thrombin inhibitor ?

A

Thrombin converts fibriniogen to fibrin

Dabigatran is direct thrombin inhibitor

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15
Q

What is the extracellular matrix protien involved in the organization of collegan?

A

Decorin

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16
Q

What is Northern blot used for detection of?

A

RNA

17
Q

Herringbone bpattern cancer type?

A

Fibrosarcoma

18
Q

Typical locaiton of

  1. Fibrous Dysplasia?
  2. Osteofibrous Dysplasia?
A
  1. Proximal femur (Gs- Alpha mutation

2. Anterior cortex of diaphysial tibia

19
Q

Epithelial cells in glandular pattern separated by fibrous stroma?

A

Adamantinoma

Treatment is Wide resection

20
Q

What syndrome is fibrous dysplasia associated with?

A

McCune Albright
- Precocious puberty, fibrous dysplsia,
Jagged cafe au lait spots (coast of maine)

21
Q

What drug should you NOT use if D-Zone test is positive?

A

Clindamycin

22
Q

Chondroblastoma typical location and age?

A

Epiphyseal location in young adults

23
Q

Ubiquitin Specific Protease 6 is associated with what lesion ?

A

Anuerysmal bone Cyst

24
Q

When is it too late for MUA for TKA?

A

Usually after 12 weeks

- Need 105d of motion for ADLS

25
Q

Anakinra MOA?

A

IL-1 antagonists

26
Q

What malignant transformation does NF have?

A

Neurofibromas into Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors

27
Q

What mediator is pathologically activated in the formation of osteophytes in OA?

A

Indian HedgeHog

28
Q

reciever operator curve (ROC). What dtermines the accuracy?

A

A larger area under the curve