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Atherosclerosis is promoted by

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LDL:HDL ratio higher than 3:1

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Mechanism of LDL

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Hyperglycemia increase LDL, which gets taken up by macrophage, causes macrophage to become foam cell, which causes narrowing

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Normal total plasma cholesterol

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200, high risk is above 240

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Normal HDL cholesterol (male and female)

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Male: 40-50
Female: 50-60

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LDL cholesterol normal

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less than 130

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6
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CK-MB important for diagnoses of

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reinfarction or extension of infarction

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7
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______is an excellent indicator of early acute myocardial infarction

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Isoform ratio of 1.5 or greater

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Troponin is highly specific for _______.Its disadvantage is

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For myocardial injury, more specific than CK-MB

Has continued elevation, can’t diagnose reinfarction

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9
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A __________can rule out myocardial infarction

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negative myoglobin

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10
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5 risk factors of myocardial infarction

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Obesity, sedentary lifestyle , diabetes, unhealthy food, family history

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Role of insulin in regulation of blood glucose

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Increase uptake of glucose
Increase utilization of glucose
decrease glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis

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12
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Ketone bodies

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Acetoacetic acid - beta-hydroxybutyric acid - acetone

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Causes of ketosis

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decrease Insulin/anti-insulin ratio -> rate of ketogenesis exceeds rate of ketolysis as in:
Starvation - severe exercise

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Ketogenic diet

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Fats, FA, ketogenic aa and anti-insulins

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15
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Antiketogenic diet

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carbohydrates, glucogenic amino acid, glycerol and insulin

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Importance of ketogenesis

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  1. Of great importance during starvation when fat represents the main source of
    energy
  2. KB can be oxidized easier than FA during fasting
  3. Brain adapts for FA oxidation 5 to 6 days from starvation
  4. So ketogenesis represents a preparatory step performed by the liver for
    complete oxidation of FA
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17
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Importance of C peptide

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Measurement of endogenous insulin secretion in diabetics

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18
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2 Enzymes for insulin catabolism

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GSH insulin transhydrogenase - insulin protease

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19
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2 Complications of DM

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atherosclerosis - retinopathy

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20
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Metabolic diseases that can cause cataract

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Diabetes mellitus

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21
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2 Tests for diagnosis of DM

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Fasting and 2h post prandial blood glucose - OGTT

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2 Tests for follow up (prognosis) of DM

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Glycosylated Hb- Plasma fructosamine

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23
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2 Pathways activated and another 2 inhibited by insulin

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Glycolysis, glycogenesis - Gluconeogenesis, glycogenolysis

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24
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Causes of insulin resistance

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Hereditary: Insulin receptor mutation
Acquired: diet, physical activity

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25
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The most affected tissues by insulin resistance

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Liver - muscle and adipose tissues

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26
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Causes of flat curve in OGTT

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Malabsorption - Delayed evacuation - Hypopituitarism

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27
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Causes of lagging curve

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Gastrectomy - Hyperthyroidism

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28
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Types of diabetic coma

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Hyperglycemic: Diabetic ketoacidosis and Hyperosmolar coma

Hypoglycemic coma

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29
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Drugs used in treatment of diabetes

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Sulfonylurea - Metformin

30
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Normal blood glucose

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Fasting: Less than 100 - 2h PP: less than 140

31
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Diabetic blood glucose

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Fasting: More than 126 - 2h PP :more than 200

32
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Markers for diagnosis of myocardial infarction

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CKmb-Troponins -AST - Lactate dehydrogenase - Myoglobin

33
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Types of unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia (Jaundice)

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  1. Neonatal physiological jaundice
  2. Hemolytic jaundice
  3. Congenital diseases (Crigler Najjar syndrome and Gilbert disease)
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Causes of neonatal physiological jaundice

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Increased hemolysis - Immature liver

35
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Treatment of neonatal physiological jaundice

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Phototherapy

36
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Causes of hemolytic jaundice

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Abnormal Hb
Congenital spherocytosis
Erythroblastosis fetalis 
Favism
Malaria
Incompatible blood transfusion
37
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Types of conjugated hyperbilirubinemia

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  1. Obstructive jaundice
  2. Hepatocellular jaundice
  3. Congenital diseases (Dubin Johnson and Rotor syndromes)
38
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Causes of obstructive jaundice

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Stone in common bile duct (CBD) - Cancer head of pancreas

39
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Causes of hepatocellular jaundice

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Viral hepatitis - Liver toxins

40
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Type of jaundice characterized by elevation of both direct and indirect bilirubin

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Hepatocellular jaundice

41
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Mechanism of action of 2 anti-diabetic drugs:

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Sulfonylureas: increase insulin secretion as it blocks ATP sensitive K channels.

Metformin: improve insulin sensitivity.

Acarbose: the intestinal absorption of carbohydrates.

42
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GLP-1 Receptor Agonists does

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increase insulin and decrease glucagon secretion

43
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Components of spectrophotometer: 5

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■     Light source (tungsten lamp) 
■    Wavelength selector
■    Cuvette
■    Photodetector
■ Read out device
44
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Examples of wave length selector (monochrmator)

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Filter - Prism - diffraction grating

45
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The uptake of glucose by adipose tissue and skeletal muscles after carbohydrate
feeding is enhanced by insulin through

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GLUT-4

46
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Urine is normal and stool is dark colored in

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hemolytic jaundice

47
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Urine is dark colored and stool is clay colored in

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Hepatocellular jaundice and obstructive jaundice

48
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Source of blood glucose during early fasting is

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Liver glycogenolysis

49
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The main action of GIT in regulation of blood glucose is

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Prevents sudden increase in blood glucose

50
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Post-prandial hypoglycemia occurs in

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Gastrectomy

51
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Pheochromocytoma causes

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Hyperglycemic glucosuria

52
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The commonest cause of hyperglycemic glucosuria

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Diabetes mellitus

53
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Kidneys decrease hyperglycemia by

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Excretion in urine

54
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Ketone bodies are by products of metabolism of

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fat

55
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Ketosis is largely increased during

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Fasting

56
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Insulin is a protein hormone formed of Amino acids:

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57
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Circulating C peptide contains………..amino acids::

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58
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Secretion of glucose occurs due to increased intracellular

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Ca+2

59
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Main amino acid that increases insulin secretion i

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Arginine

60
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Sulfonylurea is an anti-diabetic drug that increases insulin secretion through:

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Blocking ATP sensitive K +channels

61
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Vitamin D increases insulin secretion through:

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Increases the intracellular Ca+2

62
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Type I diabetes mellitus is mainly due to:

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a. Autoimmune destruction of P cells

b. Viral destruction of P cells

63
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Diabetic ketoacidosis is more common in type I diabetes mellitus due to:

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Absence of insulin

64
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Hyperosmolar non-ketotic coma is common in:

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Elderly patient with type II DM

65
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Metformin is used as anti-diabetic drug as it:

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Increases insulin sensitivity

66
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Which of the following hormones increases intestinal absorption of glucose

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Thyroxine

67
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In obstructive jaundice, which of the following enzymes is expected to be elevated

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Alkaline phosphatase (ALP)

68
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Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia is caused by:

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Hemolytic anemia.

69
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Jaundice occurs when plasma bilirubin exceeds………….mg/dL

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2

70
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Hyperglycemic glucosuria causes

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Diabetes millletus
Adrenaline
Gastrectomy

71
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Normoglycemic glucosuria

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Diabetes innocens
renal failure
Pregnancy

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