EMCQ practice 2 Flashcards
GI transit time
70% out in 72h, everything total 1 week
Enzyme for conversion T4 to T3 peripherally
D1 thyroid deiodinase
Pregnancy test positive
6/7 blood
14/7 urine
Location of ipsilateral motor fibres cord
anterolateral
Things causing bronchoconstriction
Expiration
Cool air
Exercise
HR at which ventricular filling impaired
180
Size a alpha and a delta fibres
alpha 12-20
delta 2-5
St Johns wort mechanism
inhibit reuptake amine transmitters
Opiate resistant to naloxone
buprenorphine
Type of anaemia with allopurinol
aplastic
can also cause necrotising vasculitis
Glucagon on GI tract
relaxes (not a prokinetic)
Diazepam tolerance
to most things except anxiolysis
Phosphoinositide signalling
DAG
IP3
Calcium
Calmodulin
Staining for amoebiasis
Periodic acid schiff
Giemsa stain
histoplasma, malaria, campylobacter and chlamydia
India ink stain
cryptococcus
Abciximab
binds GPIIbIIa
west nile virus
1/150 brain issues
Nephron same osmolality in and out
thin descending LOH
Cerebral amyloid angiopathy assoc with
lobar haemorrhages and microbleeds
Cavernous malformation
Cerebellum, pons and subcortical regions
low flow channels blood, no shunting
Duret haemorrages
mid brain and pons haemorrhages secondary to transtentorial herniation
Bain area with dual supply PCA and MCA
occipital lobe
Superior fibres of optic radiatin go through
parietal lobe
Second most common location appendix
pelvic
Bifurcation traches/ transverse thoracic plane level
T4/5
Thickest skin on scalp
occipital
T1DM hypersensitivity type
IV
Muscles passive expiration
Inspiratory muscles initially
Intrinsic asthma
non immune mechanisms
First change post fracture
capillary proliferation
Risk hep C from needle stick
2-10%
Drugs with decreased oral bioavailability neonates
Paracetamol, phenytoin, phenobarbital
Beta blocker induced depression
with lipophilic, use atenolol or nadolol instead
Increased oral absorption neonates
ampicillin, penicillin
Cells of chronic inflamation
lymphocytes