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Focused Questions Week6-9 Flashcards

1
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acute myeloid leukemia are __

A

malignant immature hematopoietic cells

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2
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acute myeloid leukemia translocation occurs between

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8 & 21

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3
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acute promyelocytic leukemia translocation occurs between

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15 & 17

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4
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acute promyelocytic leukemia are sensitive to __

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ATRA, arsenic trioxide, anthracyclines

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5
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acute lymphoblastic leukemia are __

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malignant immature lymphocytes

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6
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what indicates minimal residual disease in ALL treatment

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MRD marker

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7
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chronic myeloid leukemia translocation between

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9 & 22

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8
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chronic myeloid leukemia are __

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pluripotent hematopoietic stem cell neoplasm

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9
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CML phases are __

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  • chronic (3-5 years / 25+),
  • accelerated (12-18 months / 4-5 years),
  • blastic (3-9 months/6-12 months)
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10
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blastic

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extramedullary disease with localized immature blasts

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11
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chronic lymphocytic leukemia diagnosis done using

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peripheral blood

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12
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Rai staging

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  • Rai 0 (low; > 10 yrs)
  • Rai 1-2 (intermediate; > 8 yrs)
  • Rai 3-4 (high; 6.5 yrs)
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13
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Binet staging

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  • Binet A (> 10 yrs)
  • Binet B (>8 years)
  • Binet C(6.5 years)
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14
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stem cell transplantation involves

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prep > conditioning > transfusion > engraftment

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15
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B cell development areas are __

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germinal, mantle & marginal zones

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16
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burkitt lymphoma translocations occurs between __

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8 & 14

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17
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Ann Arbor Staging

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stage 1 = single lymph node

stage 2 = 2 or more lymph node on same side of diaphragm

stage 3 = 2 or move lymph node on different side of diaphragm

stage 4 = widespread

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18
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stem cell transplant process

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collection > processing > cryopreservation > chemotherapy > infusion

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19
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ascending tract of spine

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dorsal column medial lemniscal pathway, anterolateral, spinocerebellar

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20
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spinothalamic sends __

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pain & temperature to thalamus

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21
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posterior column sends __

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touch, pressure, vibration to brain

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22
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spinocerebellar sends __

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kinesthesia, proprioception

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23
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descending tract includes __

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corticospinal / corticobulbar

24
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difference between lacunar & hemispheric syndromes

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  • hemispheric = presence of higher cortical dysfunction
  • lacunar = absence of higher cortical dysfunction
25
Q

purpose of ATP in neurons

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ATP used to maintain neuronal integrity by keeping Ca2+ and Na+ outside cell & K+ inside cell

26
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Cincinnati stroke scale utilizes __

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FAST = facial droop, arm weakness, slurred speech, timing

27
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if CT shows bleeding, what should not be given

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rTPA not needed

28
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door to needle occurs within __

29
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what is given for non-cardioembolic stroke

A

anti-platelets

30
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what is given for cardioembolic stroke

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anti-coagulants such as warfarin and NOACs

31
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what is the significance of SPARCL trial

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reduce stroke by reducing cholesterol

32
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what are the requirements to drive for stroke patients

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  • private = driving test 1 month after stroke, pass DARP & review by neurologist
  • vocational = >1 year after stroke, fully recovered, passed DARP, cleared by neurologist
33
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types of partial seizures

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simple, complex, partial with secondary generalization

34
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types of generalized seizures

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generalized tonic clonic seizure, absence, myoclonic

35
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what hormones excite the brain

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norepinephrine, epinephrine, dopamine, serotonin

36
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what hormone inhibits brain

37
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what hormone inhibits spinal cord

38
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initial flaccid paralysis will change into __ weeks later

A

spastic paralysis

39
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etiology of ischemic stroke is based on __

A

TOAST classification

40
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febrile seizures AKA __

A

lennox gastaut syndrome

41
Q

seizures managed using __

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antiepileptic drugs, sedatives, vagus nerve stimulation

42
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investigations for seizures include __

A

EEG for seizure location & type,

routine blood to identify metabolic causes,

neuroimaging studies identify structural abnormalities

43
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seizure types

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absent, tonic-clonic, partial seizure

44
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rheumatoid arthritis target

45
Q

major cell type in synovial fluid is

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neutrophils

46
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major cell type in pannus is

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t cells and macrophages

47
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spondyloarthropathies main target is

47
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characteristics of rheumatoid arthritis

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MCPJ subluxation, ulnar deviation, swan neck deformity, Z thumbs

48
Q

subtypes of spondyloarthropathies are __

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ankylosing spondylitis, reactive arthritis, enteropathic arthritis & psoriatic arthritis

49
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psoriatic arthritis clinical features

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nail changes, pencil in cup deformity, achilles tendinitis, hairline psoarisis, DIPJ synovitis, oncholysis

50
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arthritis mutilans are __

A

telescoped digits

51
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derivatives of oxidated arachidonic acid

A

eicosanoids

52
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prostanoids =

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prostaglainds, prostacyclin, thromboxane

53
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function of tofacitinib

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downregulates cytokines as JK inhibitors prevent STAT phosphorylkation

54
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ABE scoring

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  • mMRC 0-1, CAT<10, 0/1 exacerbation and not hospitalized = A = bronchodilator
  • mMRC 2, CAT>10, 0/1 exacerbation and not hospitalized = B = LABA+LAMA
  • > 2 exacerbation / >1 hospitalzaition = E = LABA+LAMA+ICS(if eosinophils>300)

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