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Block one high yield Flashcards

1
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pluripotent stem cell + IL-3

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lymphoid progenitor

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2
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pluripotent stem cell + IL-3 + GM-CSF

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myeloid progenitor

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3
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plasma vs serum?

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plasma has fibrinogen

serum does not

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4
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3 RBC cytoskeleton proteins:

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spectrin

ankyrin

actin

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5
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no ankyrin inRBC –> ?

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hereditary spherocytosis

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6
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myeloperoxidase

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neutrophil

Azurophilic granule

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7
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lysozyme

lactoferrin

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neutrophilic specific granules

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8
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gelatinase

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tertiary granules

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9
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major basic protein

cationic protein

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Eosinophil specific granules

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10
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Bid/Bax

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pro-apoptotic

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11
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Bcl-2/Bid

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antiapoptotic

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12
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genome: dsRNA segmented
tropism: pro-erythroblasts

travel to mountain west

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Colorado tick fever virus

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13
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genome: dsDNA
tropism: systemic; latent in CD34+ cells (monocyte–>macrophage)

heterophile Ab negative

Owl’s eyes cells

Congenital –> deafness

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Cytomegalovirus

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14
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genome: dsDNA
tropism: CD4+ T cells, others: PBMNCs, epithelial cells

exanthem subitum (aka roseola): rash that develops after a fever resolves

heterophile Ab negative mononuceosis

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HHV6, HHV7

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15
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genome: dsDNA

tropism:
Acute: epithelial cells of oropharynx (supports lytic life cycle)
Latent: B cells

infectious mononucleosis: Heterophile Ab positive mono

Burkitt lymphoma: t(8:14)
Hodgkin & non-Hodgkin lymphoma
nasopharyngeal lymphoma
X-linked lymphoproliferative disease: inherited mutation in SAP adapter

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Epstein Bar virus

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16
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genome: dsDNA
tropism: epithelial cells; B cells

in immunocompromised patients only:

primary effusion lymphoma

multifocal Castlemans disease

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Karposis sarcoma virus

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17
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genome: ssRNA + or -
tropism: erythroid progenitor cells

NO envelope

erythema infectiosum: fiery red rash on cheek.

Transient aplastic crisis: in patients with underlying anemia

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parvovirus B19

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18
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genome: ssRNA+
tropism: T-cells

Acute T cell lymphoma / leukemia (ATL): Viral transcription factor Tax drives proliferation; blocks apoptosis.

HAM/TSP: Inflammation on the spine

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Human T-cell Lymphoma virus 1 and 2

1 > CD4’s

2> CD8’s

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19
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genome: ssRNA -
tropism: macrophages
capsid: HELICAL

Hemorrhagic fever

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Ebola

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20
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T-cell zone of lymph node

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paracortex (deep)

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21
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Lymph flow through node…

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Afferent lymphatic vessels

Subcapsular sinus

Trabecular sinus

Paracortical sinus

Medullary sinus

Efferent lymphatic vessel

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22
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Prevents antigen in blood from entering thymic cortex

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Blood-thymus barrier

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23
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Largest lymphatic organ

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spleen

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24
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TLR ?

dsRNA

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TLR 3

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25
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TLR ?

LPS

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TLR 4

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26
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TLR ?

Triacyl Lipoprotein

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TLR 1 and 2

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27
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TLR ?

Diacyl Lipoprotein

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TLR 6 and 2

28
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TLR ?

flagellin

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TLR 5

29
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TLR ?

ssRNA

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TLR 7/8

30
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TLR ?

CpG-DNA

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TLR 9

31
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E-selectin binds:

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CD-15

32
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Leukocyte adhesion molecules:

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CR3/LFA-1 —– ICAM-1

33
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GM-CSF + G-CSF + IL-3 = ?

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neutrophil

34
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GM-CSF + IL-3 + IL-5 = ?

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eosinophil

35
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GM-CSF + IL-3 + IL-4 = ?

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basophil

36
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GM-CSF + M-CSF + IL-3 = ?

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monocyte

37
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monocyte + M-CSF + GM-CSF = ?

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macrophage

38
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monocyte + GM-CSF + IL-4 = ?

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dendrite

39
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  1. IL-3

2. SCF + IL-2

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NK cell

40
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No GM-CSF

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Congenital neutropenia

(no myeloid cells)

inc. bacterial infx

41
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microcytic, hypochromic RBCs

anisocytosis (unequal size)

poikilocytosis (funny shape)

GI bleeding

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Iron deficiency anemia

**abnormal iron studies

42
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Iron transporter in blood

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transferrin

43
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Iron state that binds O2

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Fe2+ ferrous

44
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Fe3+

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ferric

“methemoglobin”

45
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craving dirt, ice, windex

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Pica

iron deficiency anemia

46
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TIBC in Fe deficiency?

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increased

47
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ferritin in Fe deficiency

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decreased

48
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defective DNA synth

B12/folate def

hypersegmented neuts

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Megaloblastic anemia

49
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lack of intrinsic factor on gut epithilial cells

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pernicious anemia

**can’t absorb B12

50
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normochromic, normocytic

spherocytes

targets, sickles, fragmented RBCs

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Hemolytic anemia

51
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anemia, jaundice, splenomegaly

**parvovirus maybe

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Hereditary spherocytosis

52
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IgG

Spleen

Spherocytes

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Warm Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia

53
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IgM, complement

some intravascular hemolysis

mostly spleen

agglutination

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Cold autoimmune hemolytic anemia

*IgM falls off in warm body parts

54
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Isoniazid tx of TB associated with?

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B6 deficiency

55
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Increased indirect (unconjugated) bilirubin associated with?

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hemolysis

56
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Increased direct (conjugated) bilirubin associated with?

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biliary obstruction

57
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Sporadic Porphyria cutanea tarda associated with?

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Hep C

58
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Increased hepcidin?

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Anemia of Chronic Disease

59
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Vegan’s don’t absorb iron as well as meat eaters because?

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Veggies have Fe3+ (ferric)

60
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Long term Iron storage

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hemosiderin

61
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Lets Iron out of cells

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Ferroprotin

62
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Blocks ferroportin, keeping Fe in cells:

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hepcidin

63
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Increased Hepcidin probably means:

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Anemia of chronic disease

64
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Decreased hepcidin means:

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iron over load—-to much iron gets through ferroportin into blood

65
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HFE gene mutation

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hereditary hemachromatosis

decreased hepcidin expression

inc serum iron

66
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Triad sx for hereditary hemachromatosis

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  1. DM
  2. Hepatomegaly
  3. Hyperpigmentation
67
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Tx for hemachromatosis

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phlebotomy

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