Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the role of Fibrinolytic Protein?

A

Degrades the clot when the wound has healed

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2
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What are J receptors sensitive to?

A

Pulmonary Edema

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3
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Where are the J receptors?

A

Near Capillaries in Alveoli

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4
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What accumulates in acute intermittent porphyria?

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ALA, PBG

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5
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What cofactor do we need to burn the bridges of heme’s pyrrole rings?

A

Oxygen

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6
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A pt is taking lithium and has frequent diluted urine. What specific disease is this?

A

Nephrogenic DI

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7
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What two things do Th17 cells induce that leads to COPD?

A

IL-8

G/GM-CSF (from airway epithelial cells)

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8
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What do we look for to know if something is chloride responsive?

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Urine Cl- is under 20

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9
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What are the causes of NAGMA?

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Renal Tubular Acidosis (RTA)
Diarrhea
Renal Insufficiency
Ethylene Glycol toxicity

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10
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What is the cause of hypo chromic microcytic anemia?

A

Iron deficiency

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11
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What is the end product of ACE action in the lung?

A

Angiotensin 2

Deactivation of bradykinin

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12
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What does the PRG do?

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Controls Length of inspiration (normal circumstances)

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13
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What happens to the urine when blood flow is increased to the vasa recta?

A

Frequent Urination

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14
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The PCT Carbonic Anhydrases work together with the NHE3 anti-porter to do what?

A

Reabsorb Bicarbonate and bring Na+ along for the ride.

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15
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What are the two storage forms of iron?

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Ferritin and Hemosiderin

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16
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What kinds of things make RBF GFR and Peritubular capillary hydrostatic pressure all go up?

A

Bradykinins, NO, ANP, DA, Prostaglandins Dilating the Afferent Arteriole

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17
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What is the average value of Perfusion?

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5 L/min

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18
Q

What is the role of the kinin cascade?

A

Vasodilation
Vascular Permeability
Increased Pain Response

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19
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What subunit is tugged on when iron moves into plane of its Hb ring?

A

F8 Histidine

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20
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What is the formula for Diffusion Rate?

A

Surface Area x Diffusion Coefficient x Pressure Gradient

/ Distance

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21
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What channels get water through the collecting tubule for reabsorption?

A

Aqp2

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22
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What are the primary ions of ECF vs ICF?

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ECF: Sodium
ICF: Potassium

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23
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Pericytes become myofibroblasts, which deposit matrix. What two profibrotic factors activate them?

A

TGF-b

PDGF

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24
Q

What does the NLRP3 Receptor Do?

A

Recognizes Uric Acid (DAMP) for NF-kB Activation

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25
Q

What Transporter does a Loop Diuretic act on, and where is it?

A

NKCC2 (Na/K/Cl-) Co-Transporter in the Thick Ascending Limb

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26
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What is the “gold standard” Schilling test for?

A

Pernicious Anemia / Intrinsic Factor

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27
Q

Urodilatin is ANP’s cousin. Where does it come from?

A

Distal Tubule and Collecting Duct

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28
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What is the 60, 40, and 20 in the rule?

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60 % body weight is water
40 is ICF
20 is ECF

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29
Q

What type of embryonic tissue is the Trigone from?

A

Intermediate Mesoderm (mesonephric ducts)

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30
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What is the relationship between ENaC and hypokalemia?

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In the collecting tubule, sodium is exchanged out of the lumen in place of K (getting excreted.)
Aldosterone Receptor has the same effect

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31
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What is the Haldane Shift?

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Presence of Oxygen reduces affinity of amine chain for CO2 for carbamino compounds

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32
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What receptors are responsible for producing a cough upon irritation or foreign bodies?

A

Rapidly adapting pulmonary stretch receptors

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33
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What forms the neck of the bladder, women urethras, and mens prostatic urethras?

A

Pelvic Part of the Urogenital Sinus

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34
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where is capillary hydrostatic pressure trying to drive fluid?

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into the alveolus

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35
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When H2CO3 dissociates its Hydrogen, how is it buffered?

A

Deoxyhemoglobin (then carried in veinous blood)

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36
Q

What type of fluid change is high-salt intake?

A

Hypertonic Volume expansion

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37
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What does endothelin do to vasculature?

A

Constrict

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38
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What changes in the peritubular pressures happen with excess water?

A

Hydrostatic pressure increases

Oncotic pressure decreases

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39
Q

What mutation produces HbS?

A
B-Globin amino acid 6
Glutamic acid (-) to Valine (hydrophobic)
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40
Q

What is the difference between central and nephrogenic DI?

A

Central: Aint got no ADH
Nephrogenic: Kidneys dont respond to ADH

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41
Q

What is the formula for pressure according to LaPlace?

A

2(Tension) / Radius

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42
Q

What converts ferric to ferrous iron?

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Ferric reductase (Dcytb / duodenal cytochrome-like b protein)

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43
Q

What does hepcidin act on to decrease blood iron?

A

Ferroportin

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44
Q

Mommy, where do renal corpuscles come from?

A

Why they come from the Mesonephric Tubules my dear!

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45
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In what disease is Hb iron in its ferric / Fe3 state?

A

Methemoglobinemia

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46
Q

What do you call it when you adapt to high altitude?

A

Physiologic Polycythemia

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47
Q

What is the average value of alveolar ventilation?

A

4 L/min

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48
Q

What activates and inhibits ALA synthase?

A

Activated by Iron (has a response element. DNA shit.)

Inhibited by heme.

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49
Q

What do granular cells do?

A

Bind adenosine from na/k ATPase on the macula densa to increase or decrease calcium for dilation / contraction

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50
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What is the mechanism of acute rejection?

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Primary activation of T cells (Th1 and CTL)

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51
Q

What does the Renal Interstitium produce?

A

EPO depending on oxygen levels

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52
Q

What are the ratios of CO2 produced : O2 Consumed for each macronutrient?

A

Carbs? 1:1
Fat? 7:10
Protein? 9:10

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53
Q

What can we use to express HbF in sickle cell patients?

A

Hydroxyurea

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54
Q

What part of the posterior Pituitary are most ADH neuron cell bodies?

A

SON

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55
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What disease do you think someone has if they have photosensitivity and red urine and teeth?? oh yeah and hemolytic anemia but red urine and teeth holy shit

A

Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria

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56
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When testing for HLA class II, what result would tell us that a transplant is good to go?

A

It does NOT react with the radioactive donor cells because they share the same MHCII that they’re presenting

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57
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What do you do to solve the ultrafiltration pressure (Puf)?

A

Pgc - Pbc - PIgc

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58
Q

How would you describe the cause of intra-hepatic jaundice?

A

Impaired hepatic uptake, conjugation, or secretion of conjugated bilirubin

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59
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What does ferroportin transport?

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Ferrous Iron from Enterocyte Into Blood

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60
Q

Where to the lesser and least splanchnic nerves synapse?

A

Aorticorenal Ganglia

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61
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What carries the Intrinsic factor-Cobalamin complex?

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Transcobalamin II

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62
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What regulates Aqp2 in the Collecting Tubule?

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ADH

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63
Q

What receptors does ADH act on for the Kidney?

A

v2

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64
Q

What three signals of tubuloglomerular feedback decrease GFR?

A

More NaCl delivered to macula dense
Increased ATP / Adenosine
Constriction of Afferent Arteriole

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65
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What happens to neutrophils with a folate / B12 deficiency?

A

Hyper-segmentation

This is Megaloblastic Microcytic Anemia

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66
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where does the plasma oncotic pressure drive fluid?

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Into the capillary (away from the alveolus)

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67
Q

The whole formula of physical factors on GFR:

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Kf: (conductivity x surface area) x Puf: (Pgc - Pbc - Pigc)

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68
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what are the two less important modulators of pulmonary blood flow?

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Endothelin

Thromboxane A2

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69
Q

What is the significance of solving the Renal clearance of Inulin?

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That there is your GFR, kinda like creatinine clearance except more accurate

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70
Q

What initiates the cascade of definitive kidney formation?

A

Pronephros

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71
Q

What type is acute intermittent porphyria?

A

Hepatic

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72
Q

What disease do you think someone has if they are photosensitive, with neurons symptoms and developmentally delayed?

A

Variegate Porphyria

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73
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A patient has degranulation of mast cells and cross-linking of mlgE. What phase of the immune response is this?

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Immediate (minutes). See sneezing, pruruitis, rhinorrhea, etc

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74
Q

What gets knocked out with 11b deficiencies?

A

Aldosterone and Cortisol

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75
Q

What does the zona glomerulosa secrete?

A

Mineralocorticoids

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76
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What could cause central DI?

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Damage to Pituitary or Hypthalamus

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77
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What is the defective enzyme in acute intermittent porphyria?

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PBG Deaminase (in liver)

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78
Q

Since the embryo kidneys dont filter shit, what does?

A

the Placenta

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79
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What is defective, what type is, and what accumulates in Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria?

A

Uroporphyrinogen III Synthase (in RBCs) deficiency
Erythropoietic
Uroporphyrinogen I and red Uroporyrin I (oxidation product)

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80
Q

How do we know if respiration has adequately compensated for something?

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Change in PACO should be proportional to the change in Bicarbonate

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81
Q

How would you interpret a NORMAL FEV1/FVC Ratio?

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Look at the FVC (Forced Vital Capacity)
Low: Restrictive
Normal: Normal

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82
Q

What three inflammatory mediators are used by the T cell in AKI?

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IFN-y
IL-6
(decrease of) IL-4

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83
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What does ALA turn into, initiating phase 2 of Heme synthesis?

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Porphobilinogen

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84
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What three hormones are inhibited by ANP?

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Renin
Aldosterone
ADH / Vasopressin

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85
Q

Which glomerular arteriole does angiotensin II primarily act on?

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Efferent Constriction, this means increase in filtration

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86
Q

Where is blood flow to the lungs lowest?

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at the Apex

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87
Q

How do we get bilirubin?

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From Biliverdin, from destroying heme.

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88
Q

One kidney has a dilated loop of henle. What is this.

A

Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney Disease

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89
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What is the rate-limiting step of the urea cycle?

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Carbamoyl Phosphate Synthetase and NAG making carbamoyl phosphate from ammonia

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90
Q

What is the Pneumonic for Metabolic Alkylosis causes?

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CLEVER PD:
Vomiting
Diuretics
Licorice

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91
Q

What is the major player of the DCT?

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NCC (and PTH)

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92
Q

Sympathetics have more a1 receptors to stimulate on which glomerular arteriole?

A

Afferent

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93
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What does hyperaldosteronism do to K, and how is it regulated?

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Leads to K loss
Hypokalemia reduces Aldosterone tho
Hyperkalemia Increases Aldosterone to get rid of it

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94
Q

Where is CPSase I and what activates it?

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Mitochondria (urea cycle)

NAG

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95
Q

What is the Henderson Hasselbach equation?

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pH = 6.1 + log (HCO3- / pCO2x0.03)

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96
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What does ALA Synthase use to make ALA in the first step of heme biosynthesis?

A

Glycine

Succinyl CoA

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97
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What is added and subtracted for tubular reabsorption?

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Glomerular filtration - urinary excretion + amount secreted

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98
Q

What do alpha and beta cells do kn the collecting ducts?

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Alpha cells Reabsorb HCO3-

Beta Cells Secrete HCO3-

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99
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What is the end-point of RBC metabolism, and when do we see it increase?

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2,3-DPG

Chronic Hypoxia

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100
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What does the defective enzyme of albinism fail to convert?

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Tyrosinase: Tyr to p-Hydroxyphenylpyruvate

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101
Q

What is the normal tidal volume of an adult?

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500mL

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102
Q

What regulates phase I of heme biosynthesis?

A

ALA Synthase

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103
Q

What is the normal value for PCO2?

A

40

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104
Q

What is the antigen form of Type II vs Type III Hypersensitivity?

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II: cell bound
III: Soluble and deposited

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105
Q

Decreased Pi, aka Phosphaturia, occurs with increased PTH. What does PTH act on to cause this in the kidney?

A

NPT2: increased urine excretion of Pi

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106
Q

What two diseases are linked to intra-hepatic jaundice?

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Criggler-Najjar Syndrome

Gilbert Syndrome

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107
Q

What type of fluid change is hemorrhage, diarrhea, or vomiting?

A

Isosmotic volume contraction

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108
Q

Which transporter does ADH increase activity of?

A

NKCC2 in the thick ascending limb

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109
Q

What is the formula for PiO2?

A

(Partial Pressure Oxygen - 47) x %oxygen
PPO2 usually 760 unless otherwise stated
%O2 usually 21% unless otherwise stated
Pretty much 149.3 unless otherwise stated

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110
Q

What is the active form of folate?

A

THF

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111
Q

What do R-Binder Proteins Bind?

A

Dietary B12

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112
Q

What mediates the early stages of AKI?

A

Th17 Cells

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113
Q

What does the Total Lung Capacity look like in obstructive vs Restrictive lung patterns?

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Obstructive: Normal or Increased
Restrictive: Decreased

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114
Q

What is the cause of pre-hepatic jaundice?

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Increased Unconjugated Bilirubin production - internal hemorrhage, overwhelmed liver, maternal-fetal blood group issues…

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115
Q

How do you calculate physiologic dead space?

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Tidal Volume x (Paco-Peco / Paco)

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116
Q

How does the kidney treat renal plaques?

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Thinks its afferent vasoconstriction / Low GFR

Macula Densa does Angiotensin II to compensate

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117
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What happens if we don’t have DHF Reductase?

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We cant regenerate THF from DHF

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118
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What Receptor type does the JG apparatus have?

A

B1

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119
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What does the reticulo-endothelial system do?

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Degrades Hemoglobin into Globin and Heme

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120
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What is the significance of lead poisoning to cytochromes?

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Cytochromes contain heme

Without them, ATP synthesis and energy metabolism is fucked.

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121
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What two steps are we looking for in the Schilling Test

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1) If radioactive B12 is absorbed

2) If radioactive B12 is absorbed with Intrinsic Factor Help

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122
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How does Colchicine treat gout?

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Decreases movement of granulocytes to the affected areas

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123
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What are the three main components of Net Acid Excretion and how would you calculate it?

A

NH3 and Titratable Acid Flows - HCO3 Flow`

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124
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What do Th17 cells use to induce factors of COPD?

A

IL-17

IL-22

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125
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Ux (v) =

A

Urine excretion of something (x)

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126
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What defective enzyme does secondary PKU fail to convert?

A

Phe to Tyr

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127
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What enzyme turns biliverdin into Bilirubin?

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Biliverdin Reductase

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128
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We say that central chemoreceptors are indirectly sensitive to CO2, but what are they ACTUALLY sensitive to?

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H+ (from CO2 reacting with water to form carbonic anhydrase intermediate).

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129
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What type of curve do you use for Hb vs Mb?

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Hb: Sigmoid
Mb: Hyperbolic

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130
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Where can you find chromatin cells?

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Medulla of the suprarenal gland

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131
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Where is the K in hypo/hyperkalemia?

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Outside of the cell

Shift into cell = hypokalemia

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132
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What is produced with ferritin breakdown?

A

Hemosiderin

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133
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IL-4 and IL-13 work together to do what?

A

Induce M2 Macrophages

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134
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What gets knocked out with 21b deficiencies?

A

Cortisol and aldosterone

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135
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What separates the urogenital sinus and anorectal canal?

A

Urorectal Septum

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136
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What is the big role that dendritic cells play in acute graft rejection?

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They’re the snitch: travel to the lymph nodes to activate the primary immune response and delayed-type hypersensitivity reactions of T cells

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137
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All the tyrosinemias fail to get Phe to its end goal of what?

A

Fumarate

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138
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What do the glomerular arterioles do during the myogenic feedback reflex?

A

Efferents Dilate
Afferents Constrict
Both of these lower GFR

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139
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Which end of the capillary favors absorption?

A

Venule end

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140
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what is the normal overall direction of starling forces in the lung?

A

into the alveoli

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141
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Where is CPSase II and what activates it?

A

Cytosol

PRPP (pyrimidine synth)

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142
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What is the normal oxygen diffusion capacity of the lung?

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21 ml O2/min/mmHg

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143
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Dark urine and elevated blood Conjugated Bilirubin. What is this?

A

Post-Hepatic Jaundice

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144
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Rejection symptoms weeks to months following a transplant. What type of hypersensitivity is this?

A

IV (acute)

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145
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What parts extend into the medulla of the kidney?

A

Loop of Henle, Collecting Ducts

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146
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Albumin is a colloid. How do these work for replacement therapy?

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They hang out in the intravascular space and pull water in from the extravascular spaces. Relies totally on their high oncotic pressure

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147
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What type of fluid change is SIADH?

A

Hyposmotic Volume Expansion

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148
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How much O2 vs CO2 is exchanged every minute?

A

250 mL O2

200 mL CO2

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149
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What causes nutcracker syndrome?

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Traction of SMA (superior mesenteric a)

Compression of LRV (left renal v)

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150
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What does it mean if the given bicarbonate is greater than the delta delta gap?

A

Its HAGMA and Metabolic Alkalosis?

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151
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What does free bilirubin do to overcome its insolubility?

A

Binds to Albumin

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152
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What do we get from globin breakdown vs Heme breakdown?

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Globin: amino acids
Heme: nothing

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153
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where is blood pressure highest in the lungs?

A

at the base

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154
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What amino acids are not taken up in Cystinuria?

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Ornithine, Cystine, Arginine, Lysine (dibasic)

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155
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What effect does ATP have on Iron?

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Maintains Ferrous Fe2+ State rather than Ferric Fe3+

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156
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Which end of the capillary favors filtration?

A

Arteriole end

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157
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What is Hephaestin?

A

Cofactor for Ferroportin

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158
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What are the two components of the Metanephros and what do they come from?

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Ureteric Bud (from mesonephric duct)
Metanephric Blastema (from nephrogenic cord)
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159
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What two cytokines control renal fibrosis and tissue repair?

A

IL-10

TGF-b

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160
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What gets knocked put with 17a deficiencies?

A

Cortisol and Androgens

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161
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Which cells are responsible for the stretching and relaxing of transitional epithelium?

A

Umbrella Cells

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162
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What does the Scavenger Receptor Class A Receptor do?

A

Recognizes HSPs (DAMP) for NF-kB Activation

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163
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Where is the most proximal location you would find transitional epithelium?

A

Calyces

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164
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What do you multiply DL(CO) by to get the DL(O2)?

A

1.23

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165
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What does DMT1 transport?

A

Ferrous Iron into Enterocyte

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166
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Pt looked at a snail the wrong way and now has a genitourinary tract disease. Whats the worst that could happen?

A

Fibrosis, calcification, cancer of the bladder

This is Schistosoma Hematobium

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167
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Where does Aldosterone act?

A

Thick Ascending Limb of Henle!!!
Distal Tubule
Collecting Duct

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168
Q

What protein directly controls Hepcidin (and therefore ferroportin)?

A

HFE

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169
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What does the Pre-Botzinger Complex do?

A

Determines the Timing of the respiratory Rhythm

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170
Q

What lung volume decreases when supine?

A

FRC

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171
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What are the two components of the Trigone?

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Mesonephric and Ureteric Ducts

They blend into the back of the bladder

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172
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What does the macula densa, like, do?

A

Senses NaCl levels for the JG apparatus

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173
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What macrophages do inflammation vs tissue repair?

A

M1 is inflammation,

M2 is tissue repair

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174
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How would you describe the cause of post-hepatic jaundice?

A

Problems with Bilirubin excretion

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175
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What effect does Hypoxic Vasocosnstriction have on VQ ratios of the lung?

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Evens them out, redirecting blood away from hypoxic regions

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176
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A pt is experiencing a Type IV rejection a year after transplant. What is the main characteristic of this pathology?

A

Thickening and fibrosis of graft vessels (also graft atrophy) from indirect response.

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177
Q

How much dissolved oxygen is in the blood?

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0.3mL / 100mL

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178
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What two ingredients are necessary for RBC production?

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Folate (folic acid)

B12 (Cobalamin)

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179
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What two things would you give a T-Cell to become a Th17 cell?

A

TGFb

IL-6

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180
Q

What is directly responsible for decreasing iron in the blood?

A

Hepcidin

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181
Q

What influences sodium reabsorption in the DCT?

A

Angiotensin II

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182
Q

How are HLA Ags genetically repressed?

A

Co-Dominantly

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183
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What two things increase the expression of P and E Selectins for leukocyte rolling?

A

IL-1

TNF

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184
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What enzyme do we use to enter phase 2 of heme synthesis?

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ALA dehydratase. It makes Porphobilinogen :)

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185
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Why do CHF patients get edema?

A

Heart failure lowers output, which is sensed as low pressure. Increase in fluid to try to compensate.

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186
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What infiltrates chronically inflamed areas?

A

Activated T Cells

M1 Macrophages

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187
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What rate-limiting enzyme conjugates bilirubin with UDP-Glucaronic Acid?

A

UDP Glucuronyl Transferase

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188
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a pt has cirrhosis, diabetes, arthritis, and hepatocellular carcinoma. what do we think?

A

Iron overloading / HH

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189
Q

What is the most common cause of microcytic anemia?

A

Iron Deficiency

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190
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What is the last product we have in heme synthesis before going into phase 3?

A

Coproporphyrinogen III

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191
Q

What amino acids are not taken up in Hartnup disease?

A

Tryptophan (non polar)

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192
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Lead poisoning is going to turn off two really important enzymes having to do with heme synthesis, what are they? hint: each contain a metal

A
ALA Dehydratase (Contains Zn)
Ferrochelatase (Contains Fe)
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193
Q

What lung volume works to dilute toxic inhaled gases?

194
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What starling force balance favors absorption?

A

Plasma Colloid Oncotic Pressure > capillary blood p.

195
Q

What is the difference between direct and indirect allorecognition?

A

Direct: T Cells recognize donor APCs.
Indirect: T Cells hear about it from their own APCs

196
Q

What receptor is increased on mast cells 4-12 hours into an immune response?

197
Q

Where does Urodilatin act?

A

Medullary part of the Collecting Duct

198
Q

When the Collecting tubule forms metanephric vesicles and those vesicles form metanephric tubules…. What do the proximal and distal ends of those metanephric tubules become?

A

Proximal end: Glomerular Capsule

Distal: PCT, DCT, Nephron Loop

199
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How does H+ get moved to the lumen of the PCT in order to wrangle us some bicarbonate?

A

Its exchanged with Lumenal Na+ that we can put into the blood via the Na/K ATPase

200
Q

What values change in metabolic acidosis / alkalosis?

A

HCO3 and pH change in the Same Directions

201
Q

Where does urea permeability increase in the presence of ADH?

A

Inner Medullary Collecting Duct

202
Q

What would you do to distinguish a mixed pattern lung disease vs air trapping?

A

Mixed: TLC is Down

Air Trapping: TLC is normal but Residual Volume is Up

203
Q

What two things do the M2 macrophages secrete for tissue repair in the kidneys?

A

Arginase-1

IL-10

204
Q

What kind of transporters are found on the Proximal Straight Tubule?

A

Sodium-Glucose Co-Transporters

205
Q

An immediate rejection response is obviously hyper acute. What type of hypersensitivity is this?

206
Q

What creates the starling force known as plasma colloid osmotic pressure?

A

Large proteins in the vessel attract and hold water

207
Q

What does carbonic anhydrase do?

A

Converts CO2 to H2CO3 (later, bicarbonate)

208
Q

What type of lung disease needs the TLC to confirm?

A

Restrictive

209
Q

What shift of the oxygen Hb curve do we see in methemoglobinemia?

210
Q

What cells are in patients with AKI?

A

Neutrophils

M1 Monocytes

211
Q

What is damaged to result in apneusis?

A

Pons / PRG

212
Q

What are the three transitions of epithelium type throughout the urethra?

A

Starts as Transitional near the bladder
Majority become Pseudostratified Columnar
Distally is Stratified Squamous

213
Q

How much CO2 is carried in the blood?

A

50mL / 100mL

214
Q

What do IL-10 and CSF-1 work together to do?

A

Conversion of M1 to M2 Macrophages

215
Q

What kind of acidosis is GOLDMARK for?

A

High Anion Gap Acidosis

216
Q

What is added and subtracted for urinary excretion?

A

Amount filtered - Amount reabsorbed + Amout Secreted

217
Q

What is generated by phosphates’ buffering of urine acidification?

218
Q

What type of polycythemia sees an increased EPO?

219
Q

What neurotransmitter is depleted in ammonia toxicity?

220
Q

What type of fluid change is dehydration, DI, or alcoholism?

A

Hyperosmotic Volume Contraction

221
Q

Sometimes we’ll inject babies with tin-mesoporphyrin. Why?

A

It inhibits heme oxygenase, so we dont break down heme and get all this bilirubin / jaundice business

222
Q

What blood gas levels would you expect with a low vs high VQ Ratio?

A

Oxygen is high and CO2 is low in Big VQ Ratios

Oxygen is Low and CO2 is High is little VQ Ratios

223
Q

What is the “first line of defense” in the Alveoli?

A

M2 Macrophages

224
Q

What is the NaCl value we judge tonicity of solutions around?

225
Q

What is the standard value of the Respiratory Quotient (R)?

226
Q

What is the input into bowmans space?

227
Q

When is the functional and definitive kidney formed?

A

Week 9 - 10

228
Q

Why is blood group O the universal donor?

A

It doesn’t have Ags on it, so it would cause an immune response in the host. That being said, it has antibodies that would initiate compliment if other blood groups came into its neighborhood.

229
Q

What hormone induces the release of aldosterone?

A

Angiotensin

230
Q

What happens to RBF, GFR, and pressure when the Efferent Arteriole is Dilated?

A

RBF is Up
GFR is Down
Pressure is Up

231
Q

The descending loop of henley is surrounded by a different endothelium type. What is ti?

A

Continuous

232
Q

Calcium ions inhibit the CYP1a gene. What receptor do they bind to start this signal?

233
Q

What do we use to make Hydroxymethylbilane from Porpholilinogen?

A

Porphobilinogen Deaminase

234
Q

How does pH affect albumin-Ca binding?

A

Acidemia frees the calcium / decreases binding

Alkalemia increases binding and lowers free Ca2+

235
Q

What hormonal difference is there between primary and secondary adrenal insufficiency?

A

Primary: Cortisol AND aldosterone down
Secondary: Cortisol down but raas is fine. It knocks out ACTH, not the whole adrenal gland.

236
Q

What does tubuloglomerular feedback act on?

A

Distal Tubule

237
Q

What does Ferric Reductase need as a cofactor?

238
Q

Since the embryo kidneys dont filter shit, what do they even do?

A

Produce Amniotic fluid

239
Q

What diseases are associated with Increased Hb affinity for oxygen?

A

Polycythemia

Methemogloinemia

240
Q

What is the role of intercalated cells?

A

a: Seretes Hydrogen and Reabsorbs HCO3-
b: Reabsorbs Hydrogen and Secretes HCO3-

241
Q

What is a normal A-a O2 gradient?

A

Less than 20

242
Q

Why does blood pressure go up in 11b deficiencies, even though aldosterone is down?

A

Buildup of DOC

243
Q

What gene is mutated in genetic (classical) Hereditary Hemochromatosis?

244
Q

What is the end product of Renin action?

A

Angiotensin 1

245
Q

What tissue types are the Vascular and Urinary Poles?

A

Vascular: Endothelium
Urinary: Epithelium

246
Q

What are hepcidin, ferroportin, and absorption levels like when iron is low?

A

Hepsidin is also low

Ferroportin and absorption is up

247
Q

What removes infants’ bilirubin before the liver starts workin on its own?

248
Q

What creates the Folate trap (into N5-methyl-THF)?

A

Lack of B12 - Needed to transfer that methyl group away

249
Q

What is the role of urothelial plaques?

A

Form Impermeable barrier to the hypertonic urine

250
Q

What type of peritubular capillaries surround the PCT and DCT?

A

Cortical (Fenestrated)

251
Q

What type of Hb is increased in methemoglobinemia

252
Q

What type of embryonic tissue is the bladder epithelium from?

A

Endoderm (urogenital sinus)

253
Q

What is the most common porphyria in the US, and what kind is it?

A

Prophyria Cutanea Tarda, Hepatoerythropoietic

254
Q

How does sympathetic stimulation affect GFR?

A

Decreases it

255
Q

What two things do the M1 macrophages use for inflammation in the kidneys?

A

TNF-a

IL-6

256
Q

Th17 cells are fucking narcissists that secrete IL-17. It cant even activate neutrophils directly lol what does it need to have actually do the job for them?

A

Chemokine CCL20 (aka MIP-3)

257
Q

What does THF do?

A

DNA synthesis for RBCs

258
Q

What three transplants will you recognize in a question stem as not needing blood group matching?

A
  1. Cornea
  2. Heart Valve
  3. Bone / Tendon Grafts
259
Q

Calculate Osmolarity for acidosis / alkalosis purposes

A

(2 x Na) + (BUN/2.8) + (glucose/18)

260
Q

What crucial thing does the Fetal cortex secrete to maintain pregnancy?

A

DHEA (converted to estradiol via placenta)

261
Q

What type of embryonic tissue is the bladder submucosa and muscular form?

A

Splanchnic Mesoderm

262
Q

What does it mean if the given bicarbonate is less than the delta delta gap?

A

Its both HAGMA and NAGMA combined to a super-acidosis

263
Q

What do Slowly Adapting Pulmonary Airway Receptors do?

A

Prevent / discontinue inhalation in infants and exercising adults

264
Q

What are chromaffin cells derived from?

265
Q

What is the normal value for HCO3-?

266
Q

What does the RAGE Receptor do?

A

Recognizes HMGB1 (DAMP) for NF-kB activation

267
Q

What is defective and what type is Variegate Porphyria?

A

Protoporphyrinogen IX deficiency

Hepatic

268
Q

What enzyme deficiency causes secondary PKU?

A

Dihydrobiopterin Reductase

269
Q

What immune products (of arachidonic acid) are almost completely removed from lung circulation?

A

Prostaglandin E2 and F2a

Leukotrienes

270
Q

What happens to RBF, GFR, and pressure when angiotensin II squeezes the Efferent Arteriole?

A

RBF Down
GFR up
Pressure Down

271
Q

Why is the right kidney lower?

272
Q

What are the two forms of conjugated bilirubin?

A

Monoglucuronide

Diglucuronide

273
Q

What exports HCO3- from the cell, and where does it go?

A

Chloride

to the lungs, to convert back to CO2

274
Q

What induces not only bronchospasm, but mucous production in chronic asthma?

A

Leukotrienes C4, D4, E4

275
Q

Where are central chemoreceptors located?

A

Ventral surface of the Medulla

276
Q

What type of hypersensitivity do patients with anti-glomerular basement membrane Abs have?

277
Q

Where is SPB stored?

A

Intracellular Lamellar bodies

278
Q

What is defective, what type is, and what accumulates in Porphyria Cutanea Tarda? (pct)

A

Uroporphyrinogen Decarboxylase deficiency
Uroporphyrinogen III, turning into Uroporphyrin I
Hepatoerythropoietic

279
Q

What ions are driven back into the blood by potassium, powered by the NKCC2?

A

Mg2+ and Ca2+

280
Q

What effect does 2,3-BPG have on Hb / O2 binding?

A

Reduces oxygen affinity

281
Q

What does Fe3 bind for transport to target tissues?

A

Transferrin

282
Q

What is the aldosterone receptor a transcription factor for?

A

ENaC

Na/K ATPase

283
Q

What is the partial pressure of water vapor when calculating the inspired partial pressure of Oxygen?

284
Q

What does enzyme 11b-HSD2 do?

A

Prevents Cortisol from activating aldosterone receptor

285
Q

What does Methotrexate act on?

A

Inhibits Dihydrofolate Reductase to inhibit DNA synthesis

Cant turn into THF, obviously.

286
Q

What is the mechanism of chronic rejection?

A

M2 Macrophages and T cells

287
Q

What starling forces work to push / pull inward to the glomerulus (reabsorb)?

A

P(bc) : Hydrostatic pressure of bowmans

pi(gc) : Oncotic glomerular pressure

288
Q

Where does the urogenital ridge form?

A

Either Side of the Aorta

289
Q

What is the renal fascia continuous with?

A

Inferior diaphragmatic fascia

290
Q

Define Apneusis

A

Breathing being stuck in inspiration

291
Q

What converts ferrous to ferric iron?

A

Ferroxidase

cerruloplasmin

292
Q

What are the humoral mechanisms of graft rejection?

A

Th2: IL-4, IL-5, IL-10

293
Q

What two techniques measure residual volume?

A

Body Plethysmography

Nitrogen Washout

294
Q

What is the main protein associated with B12 Deficiency?

A

Intrinsic Factor (facilitates absorption)

295
Q

What starling force balance favors filtration?

A

Capillary Blood Pressure > plasma colloid oncotic p.

296
Q

Why does fetal Hb have such a higher affinity for O2?

A

It doesn’t bind well to 2,3-BPG (which lowers O2 Affinity)

297
Q

What does a Folate or B12 deficiency lead to?

A

Megaloblastic Macrocytic Anemia

298
Q

What is deficient in Criggler-Najjar Syndrome?

299
Q

The Carotid body needs a cofactor. What is it?

300
Q

What does P50 represent?

A

The Partial Pressure of Oxygen when 50 of Hb is saturated

301
Q

What transducer the messages from the macula densa to the JG apparatus?

A

Mesangial Cells

302
Q

What are the cellular mechanisms of graft rejection?

A

Th1: IL-2, IFN-y

303
Q

What does Acute Intermittent porphyria present with?

A

Stomach pain

Neurological dysfunction

304
Q

What regulates (lowers) Ferroportin levels?

305
Q

What cofactor de we need to throw in for step I of heme biosynthesis? Sure would suck if we didnt have it, if you know what anemia

A

Vit B6, aka Pyridoxal Phosphate

306
Q

Which kind of pulmonary receptor produces tachypnea?

A

J Receptors

307
Q

What does the clotting cascade generate that attracts neutrophils and monocytes?

A

Fibrin and Fibrinopeptides

308
Q

What Ig is translocated across the airway epithelium?

309
Q

How much of the Renal Plasma Flow is Filtered?

A

like 20%. This is the GFR divided by the total RPF

310
Q

What is the final step of nitrogen removal?

A

Oxidative Deaminase

311
Q

What is the formula for Alveolar partial pressure of oxygen (PAo2)?

A

PiO2 - PaCO2/0.8

312
Q

When do we see the pronephros form and when does it end?

A

Early Week 4 - Mid/Late 4th Week

313
Q

Where does ADH act on?

A

Distal Tubule and Collecting Duct

314
Q

Which type of RTA is hyperkalemic?

315
Q

Which airway layer is the mechanism of the mucous elevator in?

A

Sol Layer (aqueous)

316
Q

What is elevated in the blood with gout?

317
Q

What does Heme Oxygenase do?

A

Destroys the bridges between the pyrrole rings of heme

Form Biliverdin

318
Q

What serum increases are found in intra-hepatic jaundice?

319
Q

What urobilinogen products are found in the urine vs feces?

A

Urobilin in the urine

Sterocobilin in the feces

320
Q

How does [anion] affect calcium?

A

Higher [anion] decreases [ionized calcium]

321
Q

What does the zona reticularis secrete?

A

Sex hormones

322
Q

There are two parts of the VRG. What do they do?

A

Rostral: Inspiration, Phrenic
Caudal: Expiration, Upper Airway / Others

323
Q

What does intrinsic factor do?

A

Carries B12 to Ilium

324
Q

What does emphysema and COPD do to pulmonary compliance?

A

Increases it

325
Q

Urinary concentration of something (Ux) =

A

Concentration / volume

326
Q

What do mesangial cells do?

A

Stop the Pop (prevents glomerular dissension from high BP)

327
Q

What does ADH do to principle cells?

A

Inserts Aqp2 for water re-uptake in late DCTd

328
Q

What is impaired in Type 2 (proximal) Renal Tubular Acidosis?

A

Proximal HCO3- Secretion

329
Q

What congenital renal abnormality can obstruct the ureter, and what does this cause?

A

Accessory Renal Vessels

Can Lead to Hydronephrosis, or Ischemia of end arteries are damaged

330
Q

What is the formula for Pulmonary Blood Pressure?

A

CO x PRV (pulmonary vascular resistance)

331
Q

The bladder is continuous with the allantois. What is the significance of this?

A

It constricts to become the Ucharus, which then becomes the Median Umbilical Ligament

332
Q

The NKCC2 Transporter is only part of the equation in creating electrical potential in the Thick Ascending Limb, whats the other part?

A

Na/K ATPase: Both brink K+ into the cell, and work in tandem to bring Na into the blood.

333
Q

What counters the Gibbs-Donnan effects to save the cells from exploding with water?

A

Sodium Potassium Pump: 3 Sodium out 2 K in

334
Q

A pt has urine escaping from the umbilical orifice. What is this?

A

Urachal Fistula

335
Q

What do natriuretic peptides do to glomerular blood vessels to increase GFR and filtered sodium?

A

Dilates the Afferents

Constricts the Efferents

336
Q

What do ACE inhibitors do to GFR?

A

Well since angiotensin II constricts the efferent arteriole and increases GFR, i guess an ace inhibitor would do the fucking opposite.

337
Q

What builds up in Alkaptonuria to give black coloring to urine?

A

Homogentisic Acid

338
Q

What forms mens spongy urethras and women’s vaginal vestibule lining?

A

Phallic Part of the Urogenital Sinus

339
Q

What would you do to calculate the percentage of filtered load of sodium per day?

A

Filtered Load - Excretion all over

Divide that by the filtered load

340
Q

What are medullary / cortical rays made from?

A

Collecting ducts and straight tubules

341
Q

What does Porphobilinogen turn into?

A

Hydroxymethylbilane

342
Q

Why does Inhibiting ENaC lower urine pH and make the body more basic?

A

Hydrogen Follows Potassium

343
Q

What is deficient in fetal jaundice?

A

UDP-GT Enzyme

344
Q

What is the principle regulator of EPO?

A

Hypoxia Inducible Factor (HIF)

345
Q

What should you stop eating to prevent gout?

A

Purines (beans, spinach, lentils)

Alcohol, Meat, Seafood

346
Q

What do K+ Sparing Diuretics Act on?

A

ENaC and PTH Receptor

347
Q

When we’ve identified metabolic acidosis, we need the anion gap. How is this calculated?

A

[Na] - ([Cl] + [HCO3])

348
Q

What does the pronephros leave for the mesonephros?

A

Its Ducts!

349
Q

What is the transporter associated with hyperammonemia, what is its cofactor, and its inheritance pattern?

A

ornithine transcacrboxylase
Requires NAG
X-Linked

350
Q

Where do you find the detrusor m.?

A

Surrounding the urinary bladder

351
Q

What does a Left Shift in an oxygen dissociation curve represent?

A

Increased Hb Affinity for oxygen

352
Q

What is the most common type of Hb?

A

HbA (a2b2)

353
Q

What type of lung disease might respond to a bronchodilator?

A

Obstructive

354
Q

What kind of shift would you expect in an oxygen dissociation curve in a pt with anemia?

A

Right shift

355
Q

What type of DI can be treated with Desmopressin?

356
Q

What mediates the late stage of AKI?

357
Q

What does pH do to K?

A

Acidosis shifts K+ out of cells (hyperkalemia)

Alkalosis shifts it into the cell (hypokalemia)

358
Q

What enzyme cleaves inactive Vit D to other Inactive 24,25-OH vitamin D?

A

24-hydroxylase

359
Q

What intermediate of the TCA cycle is depleted in ammonia toxicity?

A

a-Ketoglutarate

360
Q

What does a bigger anion gap mean for pH?

A

Bigger anion gap means more acidic

361
Q

When Treg cells aren’t working against inflammation, they’re releasing IL-10 and TGF-b. What do these do?

A

Activate M2 Macrophages for fibrosis and repair

362
Q

How much O2 is carried in the blood?

A

20mL / 100mL

363
Q

What two events do negatively charged proteins cause?

A
  1. Oncotic Gradient for Water to move into the cell

2. Electric Gradient for Charges into the cell

364
Q

What is epispadias?

A

Your pee hole is on the wrong side of the genital tubercle. Its supposed to go on the ventral side, dummy!

365
Q

What is the relationship between extracellular Pi and Ca++?

366
Q

What forms direct vs indirect bilirubin?

A

Direct: Diazo reagent reacts with Soluble Bilirubin
Indirect: Made soluble with 50% methanol then Diazo

367
Q

What would you look for to identify damage to the glomerular basement membrane?

A

Albumin in the urine

368
Q

Where is the location of type 1 2 and 3 Renal Tubular Acidosis?

A
  1. Distal Tubules
  2. Proximal Tubules
  3. Adrenal
369
Q

Where is the final concentration of urine done?

A

Cortical and Medullary Collecting Ducts

370
Q

What two drugs would you give a baby for Type I Criggler-Najjar?

A

Oral Calcium Phosphate and Bicarbonate

Heme Oxygenase Inhibitors

371
Q

What color is a hemosiderin bruise?

A

Reddish-Brown

372
Q

How does Allopurinol treat gout?

A

Inhibits Xanthine oxidase

373
Q

What values change in respiratory acidosis / alkalosis?

A

PACO2 and pH change in Opposite Directions

374
Q

What do you do to solve the ultrafiltration coefficient (Kf)?

A

Conductivity x Surface Area

375
Q

Which glomerular arteriole would you dilate to increase filtration?

376
Q

What makes up inspiratory capacity?

A

Inspiratory reserve volume and a normal breath out

377
Q

What is the Embryonic origin of Exstrophy of the Bladder?

A

Defective closing of the ventral abdominal wall. It exposes the posterior bladder wall mucosa

378
Q

How much dissolved CO2 is in the blood?

A

3.0mL / 100mL

379
Q

How do we test for Class I HLA ags?

A

Anti-Sera with Anti-HLA Abs are tested on cells to see if they activate compliment. If so, we detect stain

380
Q

What does poor Vitamin b12 ABSORPTION lead to?

A

Pernicious Anemia

381
Q

What are the causes of HAGMA?

A

Oxoproline

D-Lactate

382
Q

What is the mechanism of hyperacute rejection?

A

Pre-existing Abs and Compliment

383
Q

What is the final conversion of heme synthesis?

A

Protoporphyrin IX to heme

384
Q

What promotes differentiation of M1 macrophages?

385
Q

What clinical manifestation do ACE inhibitors have on bradykinin?

A

Productive Cough

386
Q

If you had to compare ALA to a neurotransmitter, what would it be?

A

GABA. Thats why its neurotoxic

387
Q

What cell type is target of aldosterone and where is it found?

A

Principal Cells

Collecting Ducts

388
Q

What does prostaglandin do to vasculature?

389
Q

What is the normal value of the anion gap?

390
Q

Where does urinary cAMP come from?

A

the PCT that cant use it with PTH around

391
Q

what is the greatest of the starling forces in the lung?

A

capillary hydrostatic pressure

392
Q

What type of hypersensitivity is Systemic Lupus Erythematosus?

393
Q

What surfactant protein is particularly important, according to Dr. Karius?

394
Q

What is the only recessive Porphyria we care about?

A

Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria

395
Q

What do the first vs definitive renal arteries come from?

A

First: Common Iliacs
Definitive: Abdominal Aorta

396
Q

What happens to the permanent kidneys as the metanephros degrades?

A

They ascend into the abdomen like balloons and rotate 90 degrees

397
Q

What diuretic might you give someone with kidney stones and why?

A

Thiazide Diuretics: Enhance Ca++ Uptake in PCT and DCT

398
Q

What is the relationship between pH and Hb?

A

Lower pH lowers oxygen-Hb binding affinity

399
Q

What iron transformation follows heme degradation?

A

Oxidized from Ferrous to Ferric

400
Q

What type of endothelium is found in the glomerulus (in terms of permeability)?

A

Fenestrated

401
Q

What type of polycythemia Increases total blood volume and especially viscosity?

A

Primary (vera)

402
Q

A pt has HTN, Renal Hemorrhage, calculi, and a UTI. What is happening inside their kidneys?

A

The tissue is being crushed by cysts

403
Q

What genetic disease creates Low EPO?

A

Primary Polycythemia (vera)

404
Q

What Receptor type do the NaKATPase pump and vasoconstriction have?

405
Q

What trigger of ADH secretion uses interneurons to communicate rather than sensory neurons?

A

Increased Osmolality / Osmoreceptors

406
Q

What induces bronchospasm and vasodilation in chronic asthma?

A

Prostaglandins E2, D2, F2

407
Q

Easy stores urotehlial plaques when they’re endocytose?

A

Fusiform Vesicles

408
Q

what is the main regulator of pulmonary blood flow?

409
Q

Renal Clearance (C) is how much plasma is cleaned of something per unit time. How would you calculate it?

A

Take the excretion rate (Ux x V) and divide it by its concentration in plasma (Px)

410
Q

Where do each of the steps of heme biosynthesis take place?

A
  1. Mitochondrion
  2. Cytosol
  3. Mitochondrion
411
Q

What condition would you treat with a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor?

A

Respiratory Alkylosis: Puts the Bicarbonate in the Urine

412
Q

If the inferior poles of the developing kidney fuse, what happens?

A

The IMA artery prevents its ascent and it looks like a horseshoe

413
Q

What is impaired in Type 1 (classica) Renal Tubular Acidosis?

A

Hydrogen Ion Secretion by a-Intercalated Cells

414
Q

What might have caused Hypochromic Anemia?

A

Deficient transport via Transferrin

415
Q

What enzyme in pyrimidine synthesis is linked to hyperammonemia?

416
Q

What does insulin do to K?

A

Shifts it into the cell = hypokalemia

via Na/K ATPase

417
Q

Where does PTH act on the nephron?

418
Q

What does the zona fasciculata secrete?

A

Glucocorticoids

419
Q

What are hepcidin, ferroportin, and absorption levels like when iron is high?

A

Hepcidin is also high

Ferroportin and absorption are low

420
Q

where is tissue hydrostatic pressure trying to drive fluid?

A

into the alveolus (it became negative somehow)

421
Q

How would you name a neurological porphyria vs a skin / photosensitivity one?

A
Acute Hepatic (neurological)
Erythropoietic (skin and photosensitivity)
422
Q

What two cells secrete SP-A and SP-D?

A

Type II Alveolar Cells

Club Cells

423
Q

What is produced in excess with Hyperammonemia?

A

Carbamoyl Phosphate

424
Q

Urinary flow rate (V) =

A

Urine volume / time

425
Q

What enzyme cleaves regular 25-OH vitamin D to its active 1,25-OH form?

A
1a Hydroxylase (in PCT)
aka CYP1a
426
Q

What byproduct of burning heme’s pyrrole bridges is taken up by Hb?

A

CO. Carbon Monoxide.

427
Q

What two things do donor cells have that are used to attack the recipient?

A

FasL (binds recipient Fas)

Granzymes and perforin

428
Q

What adrenergics favor hyper vs hypokalemia?

A

a-Adrenergic agonists favor Hyperkalemia

B2-Adrenergics favor Hypokalemia

429
Q

A patient has vesicles and bull on the skin of exposed areas not to mention wine-red urine. What is this?

430
Q

How to chemoreceptors respond to H+?

A

Increases firing

Acts like its low oxygen / high CO2

431
Q

Chovstek and Trousseau signs check for twitching and spasming. What are these symptoms consistent with?

A

Hypocalcemia

432
Q

Where is intrapleural pressure lowest, or more negative, in the lung?

433
Q

What makes up FRC?

A

Residual volume and Expiratory Reserve Volume

434
Q

What do dendritic cells do in kidney immune response?

A

Th1 and Th17 differentiation

435
Q

What type of mesoderm is the uro-genital system derived from?

A

Intermediate Mesoderm

436
Q

What enzyme is responsible for the great and final step of heme synthesis?

A

Ferrochelatase. It uses Protoporphyrin IX to make heme.

437
Q

Say your renal tubules are doing you a favor and doing the kidneys job for it just for like, 6-10 weeks. When they eventually bail, where do they go?

A

Females, they’re just gone.

Males, they become Efferent Ductules

438
Q

What are the collecting vs excretory portions of the embryonic kidney?

A

Collecting: Uteric Bud
Excretory: Metanephric Blastema

439
Q

What about ammonia toxicity causes the brain to swell?

A

Astrocyte swelling from pH imbalance

440
Q

A pt has liver cirrhosis, skin pigmentation, and DM. What do we think?

A

Iron Overloading

441
Q

What do thiazide diuretics act on?

A

Inhibit NCC (Na / Cl- Cotransporter) so they stay in the lumen

442
Q

What is the active form of vitamin D?

443
Q

What does the vesicle part of the urogenital sinus form?

A

Most of the Bladder

444
Q

What are the products of B12 interacting with N5-Methyl-THF?

A

Methyl-Cobalamin (B12-CH3)

THF (FH4)

445
Q

Where does the nephrogenic cord come from?

A

the Urogenital Ridge

446
Q

What is type 4 (the most common) Renal Tubular Acidosis?

A

Hyperkalemic

Lack of Aldosterone or response to it

447
Q

If calcium and active vit D inhibit CYP1a, whats the only thing that activates it?

A

PTH, which makes sense. its very pro-calcium.

448
Q

What is the uric acid transporter during acidemia?

449
Q

What does the endosome use to dock onto the mitochondria and transfer its iron?

450
Q

What is divided in the respiratory quotient?

A

CO2 produced / O2 Consumed (higher)

451
Q

How does [plasma protein] affect calcium?

A

Increased increases it

452
Q

Why is blood group AB the universal acceptor?

A

It doesn’t have Abs to recognize Antigens on foreign blood. It has Ags though, and those would be recognized by every other blood group it gets donated to.

453
Q

What makes Type I Criggler-Najjar so bad?

A

It gives babies severe hyperbilirubinemia, that can cause encephalopathy (kernicturus) and brain damage

454
Q

What happens when the interstitial osmolarity of the kidney is reduced?

A

More water stays in the urine

455
Q

How would you interpret an FEV1/FVC Ratio?

A

Lower: Obstructive
Normal: Restrictive or normal

456
Q

Saline and lactated ringers are crystalloids. Where does it go and how does it work?

A

Stays in the ECF and distributes itself around

457
Q

We know all about the metanephros and its famous Uteric Bud. What what is the future of this Bud, its stalk, and its cranial part?

A

Penetrates. The plastema, that is. to be the renal Pelvis.
Stalk becomes the Ureter
Cranial Part becomes Collecting Tubules

458
Q

What is the formula for plasma osmolality?

A

2 x Plasma[na+]

459
Q

What is responsible for platelet activation and clot formation in ventilator-associated lung injury?

A

Neutrophil Netosis

460
Q

What does the DRG do?

A

Generates a breathing pattern appropriate to the circumstances

461
Q

What two things accumulate in lead poisoning?

A

ALA

Protoporphyrin IX

462
Q

What kind of things make RBF, GFR, ptchp all go down?

A

Sympathetics and Ace Inhibitors Squeezing the the Afferent Arteriole

463
Q

What is released by damaged graft tissues that causes vasodilation and permeability?

A

Bradykinin

464
Q

FHH is a mutation of the CaSR gene in the parathyroid and ascending limb. What does this do to calcium concentrations?

A

Lower in the Urine: Hypocalciuria

Higher is the serum: Hypercalcemia

465
Q

How do you calculate the Delta Delta Gap (delta HCO3)?

A

24 - the change in anion gap from 12

466
Q

Bowmans capsule has two layers with a space in between. What makes up the layers?

A

Visceral: Podocytes
Parietal: Simple Squamous

467
Q

What organ does heme biosynthesis (other than bone marrow)?

468
Q

Where are Uroplakin proteins deposited to form plaques?

A

Superficial / umbrella cell layer of urothelium

469
Q

What is the primary circulating form of THF?

A

N5-Methyl-THF

470
Q

In a microcytotoxicity test, what what does stained or unstained cells mean?

A

If the dye builds up inside the cells, that means pre-formed Abs are present.

471
Q

What maintains the tubuloglomerular feedback?

A

JG apparatus, sensing NaCl

472
Q

What receptors does ADH act on for blood vessels?

473
Q

What color is a bilirubin bruise?

474
Q

What effect does the sympathetic nervous system have on sodium and water?

A

Catecholamines favor sodium reabsorption

475
Q

What is the cause of Pernicious Anemia?

A

Intrinsic Factor Deficiency

476
Q

Where does tissue oncotic pressure drive fluid?

A

into the alveolus

477
Q

What vessels carry Veinous Admixture?

A

Extra-Alveolar Capillaries

478
Q

What type of fluid change is adrenal insufficiency?

A

Hyposmotic Volume Contraction

479
Q

Why is HLA-1 Ags the strongest barriers to transplantation?

A

They’re expressed on every nucleated cell

480
Q

What is the most important site of K secretion by the kidney, and hence the target of K+ Sparing Diuretics?

A

(Collecting Tubule)

481
Q

What starling forces work to push / pull out of the glomerulus (filtration)?

A

P(gc) : glomerular capillary hydrostatic pressure. Big.

pi(bc) : bowmans oncotic pressure, its like zero.

482
Q

What transporter does the macula densa use?

A

Na/K/2Cl- Transporter