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Williams syndrome cardiac assoc

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Supravalvualr aortic stenosis

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Alcohol exposure in utero cardiac defect

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VSD, PDA, ASD, TOF

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Free wall rupture occurance in MI (timing, apperance at this time)

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days 3-14. Macrophages are here, LV pseudoanerysm

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aVL lead in MI- what artery

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Lateral, LCS

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avF lead in MI, what artery

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Inferior (RCA)

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V7-V9 in MI; what artery

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Posteiror, PDA

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Causes restrictive cardiomyopathy

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Puppy Leash
P: Postradiation fibrosis
uppy
L : loeffler syndrome (eosinophils will be present)
E: endocardiacal fibroelastosis
A: amyloidosis
S; sarcoidosis
H: hemochormatosis (dilated more common)
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mortality reducing in HF

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ace, angiotenesion II, B block, spironolactone (some people hydralazine with nitrates)

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Tuberous sclerosis cardiac defect

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Rhabdomyomas

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Myxoma histological apperance

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gelatinous, myxoma cells immersied in glycosaminoglycans (left atrial heart tumor)

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What is the most common heart tumor

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metastasis

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Artery affect in Takaysu artertis, main symp

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Pulseless disease; aortic arch (sweak upper extremity pulses)

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Whati s spared in PAN; tell tale kidney sign

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pulmonary arteries; renal microaneruysms

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main artery involved in kawasakis

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COronary artery

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Granulomatosis iwth polyangitis triad, assoc labs

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Focal necroizing vasculitis, granulmoas in lung and upper airway 9necrotizing), necrotizing glomerulonephritis
PR3-aanca, c-anca, antiproteinase 3

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Difference between granulomatosis with polyangitis and microscopic polyangitis

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no nasopharyngeal involvement in microscopic, also no granulomas

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lab findings in microscopic polyangitis

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MPO-Anca p-anca 9Anti myeloperoxidase)

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What are unique findings in churg strauss/eosinophilic granulomatosis with poolyangitis

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EOSINOPHILIA, Cardiac involvemnet (also gi and kidneys)

MPO-Anca, p-anca, increased IGE

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What is Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome

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Inherited disorder of blood vessels
blancinhg skin lesions (telangiectasis), epistaxis, skin discolorations, AV malformations, GI bleeding, hematuria (also called hereditary hemorrhagic teleangatasia)

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20
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Main drug to prevent diabetic nephropathy in HF

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ACEI/ ARBS (so give to DI people)

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HTN in pregnancy tx

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hydralazine, labetalol, methldopa, nifedipine

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Clacium channel blockers MOA

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Block voltage L-type calcium channels of cardiac and smooth muscle (decreases muscle contractility)

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CCB drug names (both non-dihydro, dihydro)

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dihydro: -dipines (vasc smooth muscle only)

nn-dihydro: dilatazem, verapamil ( act on heart)

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unique side effects of dihydro CCBs

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peripheral edema, gingiva hyperplasia

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unique side ffects of nondihydro

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hyper prolactinema

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Hydralazine MOA

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increases cGMP, smooth muscle relax. ARTEIROLES MORE THAN VEINS (decrease afterload)

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Tx in hypertensive emregency

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Clevidipine, fenolodopam, labetalol, nicarddipine, nitroprusside

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MOA of nitrates

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Vasodilate by increase NO in smooth muscle (Vascular)-> increase in cGMP and smooth muscle relax. DILATE VEINS MORE THAN ARTERIES. Decrease preload more.

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“Monday disease”

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industrial exposure of nitrateS: get tolerance during week, lose tolerance over weekend, get back and get tachy, dizzy, headache

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Milrinone

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PDE inhibitor; used in acute decompansated HF (Goal is to inhibig MLCK, vasodilate, lower afterload)

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31
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Statins side effects

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hepatotaxicity, myopathy (increased with fibrates or niacin). somewhat tetragoenic

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bile acid resins, names, main side effects

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Cholestyramine, colestipol, colsevalam. INCREASES TRIGLYCERIDES SLIGHTLY. GI upset, decreased absorption fat soluble stuff and drugs (it does focus on terminal ileum), increase cholesteral gallstones

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Ezetimide MOA, main side effects

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Prevent chlesterol absorption at small intestine brush border. Diarrhea

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Fibrates MOA, what they do best

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Upreguilate LPP, ativate PPAR-alpha. REALLY good at lower triglyceride. MYopathy risk (with statin sesp), cohlesteral gallstones

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Niacin MOA, main side effects, what it does best

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Increases HDL the most; reduces hepatic VLDL syntheiss, inhibit lyoplysis, hyperglyceima, hyperuricemia

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PCSK9 inhibitor names; main side effects, moa

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Alirocumab, evolocumab, inactive LDL receptor degradation (so more LDL receptor clearing). Myalgia, delirium, dementia, other neurocog effects

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tx digoxin toxicity, main signs

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Cholingeric toxicity; bluury yellow vision, arrhythmia, AV block, hyperkalemia.

Tx with antidigoin FAB fragments, Mg2+, fix potassium

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Class 1A antiarrhythmic names, MOA

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Qunidine, procaminide, disopyramide (prom queen disappears). increase AP duratino, lengethne QT (some potassium block). Mostly slow phase 0 upstroke (na+)

39
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Class 1b antiarrhythmic name, moa, best use

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Lidocaine, mexiletine
BEST POST MI
lowerse AP duration, again slow upstroke phase 0

40
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class 1c antiarrhythmic name, moa

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Flecaine, Propafenocane, slow upstroke phase 0, prolong ERP in AV node and accessory tracts

41
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Quinidine unique side effect

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cinchonism (headache, tinitus)

42
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Procanimide nuique side effect

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drug induced lupus

43
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Class 1a main concerning side effect

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torsades due to long QT

44
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Class II antiarrhythmic side effects, MOA

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Basically beta blockers. Slow phase 4 depolarization and prolong repol at AV node. Great in AFIB, A flutter. Main side effect is concern for exacerbating COPD, masking hyperglycemia

45
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Propanolol unique side effect

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vaso spasm exacerbatin in prinsmetal angina

46
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tx for beta blocker overdose

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glucagon, atropine, saline

47
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Class III antiarrhythmic names, MOA

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AIDS: Amidodarone, Ibutilide, Dofetiline, sodalol (also a eta blocker). K+ blok

Longer AP, prolong ERP and QT, basically prolong repolarization

48
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Amidarone concerning side effects

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Pulm fibrosis, both hyper/hypothyroid, corneal deposits (acting like haptin), blue grey skin deposits

49
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Class IV antiarrhythmic names, MOA

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Verapamil, dilatazem (Ca2+) block. Slow rise of aP at av node, prolong repol

50
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Adenosine moa

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increaess K+ out of cells, decrease AV Node conduction, very slow acting

51
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unique side effects adenosine, what can blunt effect

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effect blunted: caffine, theophylline

sense of impending doom, bronchospasm, flsuhing

52
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origin of thyroid tissue and parafollicular cells (calcitonin)

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Endoderm

53
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Adrenal cortex orgiin, medulla orgin

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Mesoderm, neural crest (Respectively)

54
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Adrenal cortex layers, products

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Zona Glomerulosa (antiotension II- aldosteorne)
Zona Fasiculata (ACTH/CRH-> cortisol)
Zona Reticularis (ACTH/CRH)-> DHEA (androgens)
Medulla: Chormaffin cells pregang symp fibers (ACh)-> Epi, NE
55
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Anterior pituitary origin

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oral ectodemr; rathke pouch

56
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Posterior pituitary origin

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neuroectoderm

57
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Where are ADH and oxytocin made

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supraoptic, paraventiruclar nuclei

58
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where is glucagon made

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alpha pancreas

59
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sites insulin dependent glucose uptake

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adipose tissue, striated muscle (GLUT4, exercise increase expression too)

60
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sites insulin independent glucose uptake

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BRICK L (Brain, RBCs, intestine, cornea, kidney, liver)

61
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Desmopressin drug uses

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Central DI, nocturnal enuresis, vWF disease, hemophilia A

62
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apperance of 17 alpha hydroxylase def

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no androgen or glcocrticoids (so low sex hormones, low cortisol, low K+)–have aldosterone hence low K+, also increasedm ineral corticoids
more ambigious sexes, no 2nd sex dvelopment in girls

63
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21 hydroxylase apperance

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No Aldosterone (so high K+), high renin, high sex hormones
virilization, procisous puberty
64
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11b hydroxylase apperance

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Increased BP, low renin, low K+, low aldost, high sex hormones

65
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What is inactive form of vitamin D made when calcium is sufficient

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24,25 OH

66
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what cna alter pH secretion

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Calcium (free), and pH

67
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What is the wolff-chaikoff effect

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excess iodine temporarily inhibts thyroid peroxidase

68
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What makes thyroid hormone

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follicles of thyroid

69
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what makes calcitonin, effect?

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Parafollicular cells (C cells) of thyroid, decreased Ca2+ absorption

70
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PTU moa, Methiamazole MOA, Glucorticoid MOA in thyroid

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PTU: inhibit thyroid peroxidase and peripheral 5’ deiodinase
Methimazole: inhibit thyroid peroxidase only
glucocort peripheral only

71
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Receptor tyrsoine kinase endocrine hormones

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GROWTH FACTORS (IGF-1, FGF, PDGF, EGF, Insulin)
MAP Kinase mediated
72
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cGMP endocrine hormones

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BNP, ANP, EDRF (NO). BAD GRAMPA (vasodilators)

73
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cAMP endocrine hormones

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FLAT ChAMP (FSH, LH, ASTH, TSH, CRH, hCG, ADH, MSH, PTH, calcitonin, GHHR, glucagon, histamine)

74
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NON RECEPTOR TYRSOINE KINASES

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JAK/STAT Mediated (Acidophils, cyotkines)
PIGGLET
Prolacitn, immunomodulators (IL-2, i-6, IFN), GH, G-CSF, Erythproetin, Thrombopoetin

75
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SHBG impact on free testosterone

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lowers it (so can lead to like gynecomastia whne its up)

76
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Neuroblastoma presentation

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MOST COMMON TUMOR OF ADRENAL MEDULLA in kids. CROSSES MIDLINE (unlike wimls tumor). Can get opsoclonus-myocolouns syndrome. HVA and VMA in urine; homer wright rosettes. N-myc oncogene. Bombesin, NSE +

77
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pheocromocytoma gene assocs

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NF-1, HL, RET (MEN2A/B)

78
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drugs to give before pheochormocytoma surgey

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alhpa block (phenoxybenzamine0 then a beta block

79
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hashimoto main moa, histology

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autoimmune to antithyroid peroxidase, anti thyroglobulin antibodies. Increasedn on hodgkin lymphoma risk.

Histology: Hurtle cell (lymphoid aggregates with germinal center). kind of look like an egg

80
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Congenital hypothyroidism presentation

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Pot pellied, pale, puffy faced child, protuding umbilicus, protuberant tongue, poor brain development, can be a bit floppy

81
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Hard, painless goiter

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Ribel thyroditis

82
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Thyroid storm treamtent

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Beta blockers (Propanolol), propythiouracil, corticosteroids, potassium iodine (The 4 Ps)

83
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Graves disaese main MOA, Gene assoc

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Thyroid stimmulating immunglobuilin (IgG, type II hypersens) stims TSH receptor on thyroid (and dermal fibroblasts hence edema). HLADR3-HLAB8. SCALLOPED colloid

84
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Papillary carcinoma unique histology, gene assoc

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Orphan annie eyes, psammoma bodies, nuclear grooves. RET, BRAF (Also childhood radiation)

85
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Follicular carcinoma unique feature

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tends to spread hematogenously

86
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Medullary carcinoma features

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from parafollic T cells; stains in congo red (amyloid presence). MEN21/2B/ret assoc

87
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What is albright hereditary osteodystrophy

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pseudohypoparathyroidism1A; kdney just doens’t respond to PTH. Shortened 4th/5th digits, short stature, autosomal dominant. (without hte 1a is basically just the same with a gs mutation from dad instead)

88
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What is Nelson syndrome

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ACTH secreting adenoma gets bigger after adrenals are removed (No negative feedback)

89
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What is laron syndrome

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defective growth hormone receptors, short, increased GF, no IGF1, short height, sadal nose

90
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longa cting insulins

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determine glargine

91
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rapid acting insulins

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lispro, aspart, glulisine

92
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Glitazone/thiazolditene names, MOA

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-glitazone

Increased insulin sensitivity in peripheral tisuse, PPARgamma nuclear transcription regulator (bind intracellularly)

93
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sulfonyura names

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-amide (chlorpropamide, tobutamide)

second generation are glimepiride, glipizine (short guy), glyburide (long acting guy)

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