CPR - Unreviewed blocks Flashcards

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Adenocarcinoma of the lung will often px with ___ production? And is often found in what part of the lung?

A

Mucin (watery sputum - bronchorrea)

Periphery (alveolar epithelium)

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Small cell lung cancer Histology?

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Small blue cells, found mostly in the major bronchi

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Squamous cell carcinoma histology?

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Squamous cells with intracellular bridges and keratin pearls

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S. pneumo is Bile soluble/insoluble and Optochin sensitive/insensitive?

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Bile soluble

Optochin sensitive

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5
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Polysaccride capsule in H. influenza which allows it to?

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spread hematogenously and cause invasive disease

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Proximal ureter receives blood flow from?

Distal ureter receives blood from?

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Renal artery

Superior vesical artery

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In methacholine challenge,what is indicative of asthma?

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FEV1 reductions at lower doses than those without asthma (hyper-responsiveness to the stimulus)

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Vancomysin often causes ___ after a long course?

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ATN

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9
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Chemoreceptors and baroreceptors are located are located here?

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Carotid body (CN 9)

Aortic arch (CN 10)

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The CFTR transmembrane protein that is dysfunctional in CF is a ____ gated channel?

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ATP

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Malignant nephrosclerosis is usually as a result of ?

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Severe hypertension (often HTN emergency - with end organ damage)

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Malignant nephrosclerosis is characterized by 2 hist patterns?

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  1. Fibrinoid necrosis of small arterial walls

2. Hyperplastic arteriosclerosis ( activate platelets release growth factors-> concentric hyperplasia.

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How does rhamdomyolysis cause Acute kidney injury?

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Myoglobin degradation -> produce heme pigment -> directly cytotoxic to the kidney and causes vasoconstriction (ischemia) -> ATN

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Phospolipid testing during pregnancy is done to determine?

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Lung maturity.

**lecithin/sphingomyelin ratio -> mature is >2

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The main culprits in the development of centriacinar emphysema are?

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The activated neutrophils and macrophages. These release protease (elastase) that degrade the ECM and generate free oxygen radicals.

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16
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What is the treatment fro Nephrogenic DI?

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Thiazide diuretics and replacement of water losses. (paradoxical use of thiazide -> induces dehydration -> forcing the PCT to reabsorb more Na & water)

17
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Chronic rejection of transplant causes?

A

Bronchiolitis obliterans (lymphocytic infiltration -> fibrosis of small airways)

18
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In CKD what are the reasons for low calcium?

A

Phosphate clearance declines -> High phosphate binds free Ca2+
Kidney is unable to convert vitamin D into activated form

19
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Exposure to rubber, plastics, aromatic amines- containing dyes, textiles or leather increases risk for development of this cancer?

A

Bladder (urothelial) cancer

20
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Which of the diuretics is known for increasing calcium resorption?

21
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Fever, maculopapular rash and acute renal failure that occurs 1-3 weeks after beginning a new medication is highly suggestive of?

A

Acute interstitial nephritis

** will see eosinophilia, sterile pyuria, possible WBC casts

22
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Which drug class is often used to treat pulmonary HTN?

A

Endothelin receptor antagonists (bosetan, ambrisentan)

**Endothelin is a potent vasoconstrictor promotes smooth cell proliferatn

23
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What is the gene responsible for familial PAH?

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BPR2.

** results in proliferative vasculopathy of pulmonary arteriolar smooth muscle

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Filtration fraction formula?

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GFR/RPF. Where RPlasmaF is RBloodF *(1-Hematocrit)

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S. Pneumo vaccines. Polysaccharide vaccine features? Conjugate vaccine features?
T cell independent - B cell activation (moderate response, not effective for infants) T cell dependent B cell activation - generates higher affinity antibodies.
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In TB, which cell activate macrophages?
CD 4 -> T helper -> secrete IFN-gamma-> activate macrophages
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The polysaccaride capsule in H. influenza contain these polymers?
PRP (polyribosylribitol phosphate)
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Cardiac tissue conduction velocity. Fastest to slowest?
``` Park at Venture Avenue P- Purkinje A - Atrial M. V- Ventricular m A - AV node ```
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What is the cause of malignancy related hypercalcemia?
Production of PTHrp
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Pulmonary edema due to HF can often _____ lung compliance?
Decrease. Edema makes the lungs heavy and stiff
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Clear cell carcinoma of the kidney originates from? Risk? Histology?
epithelial cells of the proximal renal tubule Smoking and toxin exposure Golden yellow cells (high lipid content) & areas of focal necrosis & hemorrhage
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RCC often invades this structure?
The renal vein -> can extend to the IVC -> Px with symmetrical lower extremity edema and development of venous collateral.