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1
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Nl minute ventilation

A

7L/min (14 rr x 500 ml)

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2
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FEV1, FVC, and the ratio in restrictive vs obstructive disease

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Restrictive: low, low, nl
Obstructive: low, nl, low

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3
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Intrapleural pressure at rest vs between inspiration and expiration

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Rest: -5

Between insp and exp: -8

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4
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Defective enzyme in PKU

A

Phenylalanine hydroxylase

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5
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Defective enzyme in alkaptonuria

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Homogentisate oxidase

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6
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Ferric reductase vs ferroxidase

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Ferric reductase: Fe3 -> Fe2

Ferroxidase: Fe2 -> Fe3

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7
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Two areas that determine frequency vs tidal volume

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Frequency: Pre-Botz, PRG

Tidal volume: DRG, VRG

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8
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Rostral vs caudal VRG

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Rostral: premotor to phrenic
Caudal: premotor to upper airway and expiratory muscles

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9
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SARs, RARs, and J receptors: location and what they sense and the effect

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SARS: airways, stretch, stop inspiration + prolong inspiration in infants and during exercise
RARs: airways, irritation, cough for protection
J receptors: alveoli, pulmonary edema, tachypnea and dry cough for protein

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10
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How long RBC spends in lung, how long O2 requires to reach equilibrium and how long CO2 requires

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RBC in lung: 0.75 sec
O2 requires: 0.25 sec
CO2 requires: almost immediate

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11
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The negative startling force in the lungs and why

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Tissue hydrostatic pressure - bc negative intrapleural pressure

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12
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DCs produce which cytokines to stimulate Th17 vs Th1 production?

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Th17: IL-1, 6, TGF-B
Th1: IL-12

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13
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Hyperacute, acute, and chronic HVGD mechanisms

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Hyperacute: pre-formed Abs
Acute: direct allorecognition
Chronic: indirect allorecognition

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14
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Order of the tubules of the kidney

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Proximal convoluted -> prox straight -> thin loop of Henle -> distal straight -> distal convoluted -> CDs

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15
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Tubule histo: prox and distal vs thin loop of henle

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Prox and distal tubules: simple cuboidal

Thin loop of Henle: simple squamous

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16
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Where is brush border found in kidney tubules?

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Prox tubule

17
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Charge of the glomerular BM and glycocalyx

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Negative

18
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Adrenergic receptor that causes renin release

A

B1

19
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Main causes for all six types of dehydration

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  1. Iso contraction: acute fluid loss (V/D, burn, hemorrhage)
  2. Hyper contraction: DM, diabetes insipidus, sweating
  3. Hypo contraction: adrenal insufficiency
  4. Iso expansion: NS IV
  5. Hyper expansion: high salt intake
  6. Hypo expansion: SAIDH
20
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What does increased BP cause in autoregulation of renal blood flow?

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Afferent constriction + efferent dilation

21
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Only things secreted in prox tubule and thick ascending limb

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Prox: H
TAL: K

22
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Na/K ATPase in all parts of the tubule besides CDs

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Na into cap, K into cell

23
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Aldosterone vs ADH fxs

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Aldosterone: increase ENaCs in Principle cells
ADH: AQPs in principal cells, urea permeability in CDs, NKCCs in TAL

24
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Origin of metanephric blastema and ureteric bud

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Metanephric blastema: nephrogenic cord

Ureteric bud: mesonephric duct

25
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Origin of adrenal cortex vs medulla

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Cortex: Coelomic epithelium
Medulla: NCCs

26
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Two issues with nitrogen while deep sea diving

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  1. More dissolves into plasma

2. If ascending too quickly, dissolved N will become gasseous in blood vessels

27
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Anion gap equation

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Na - (Cl + HCO3)

28
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Henderson Hasselbalch equation

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PH = 6.1 + log (HCO3/0.03PCO2)

29
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Location and cause of type 1-3 renal tubular acidosis

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1: distal tubules: failure to secrete H
2. Prox tubules: failure to reabsorb bicab
3. Adrenal glands: aldosterone deficiency or resistance

30
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Saying for all types of acid-base disturbance causes

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  1. Resp acidosis: CANS
  2. Resp alkalosis: CHAMPS
  3. Meta acidosis: GOLDMARK, HARDUPS
  4. Meta alkalosis: CLEVER PD
31
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Muscarinic receptors found in heart vs endothelium vs lungs

A

Heart: M2
Endothelium: M3
Lungs: M2, M3

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