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Harvluck B9 W5 Flashcards

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Temperature for conscious intelligence

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Component in sweat for body odour

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Urea

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Types of psoriasis

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Chronic plaque which is most common
Guttate (raindrop)
Seborrhoeic such as nasolabial and retroaurical
Flexural
Pustural palmar-plantar

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Koebner effect

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Linear eruption at the site of trauma phenomenon

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Psoriasis

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Inflammatory condition due to hyperproliferation of keratinocytes and inflammatory cell infiltration

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Complications of erythroderma

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Cardiac failure, and capillary leak syndrome, fluid and electrolyte loss and secondary infection

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Internal signalling of cells

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Cells scan for damage to DNA and subsequently activate ATM and ATR

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Piloerection

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Erector pili muscles receive sympathetic input to cause hair to stand on end and create pocket of air between skin to act as insulator

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External signalling

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Growth factors, receptors, Signal transduction proteins, DNA bInding proteins such as transcription factors

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10
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Causes of pyrexia of unknown origin

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Infection, blood transfusion, hypothalamic insult, pyrogens, malignancy

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Colorectal cancer

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Adenoma due to mutation of K-RAS
Carcinoma due to mutation of p53 and DCC
Cumulative mutations result in tissue invasion

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12
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How do drugs affect thermoregulation?

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Drugs like ectasy cause hyperthermia because it activates muscle activity for shivering action

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Guttate psoriasis

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Red, scaly raindrop shaped spots

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Changes associated with pyrexia

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Hypothalamus increases temperature set point, shivering, piloerection, increase in adrenaline. After a period of time, hypothalamus decreases set point so sweating and vasodilation occurs and resets cycle.

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Temperature for enzyme denaturing?

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45 degrees

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How is hypothermia treated?

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Warming the body by
Aluminium foil blanket, warm air blanket and prevent gangrene via use of cardiovascular bypass machine.

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What is a cardiovascular bypass machine?

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Machine which mechanically circulates oxygenated blood in patients without entering the heart and lungs

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How is heat generated in pyrexia?

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Prostaglandins which produce the endogenous pyrogens that interact with the hypothalamus

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Caretaker proteins

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Maintained genetic stability such as BRCA1 and BRCA2 involved in DNA repair but are not involved in cell proliferation

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Temperature for hyperthermia

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Above 38 degrees

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21
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Nodular melanoma

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Present in trunks and legs of younger people due to UV exposure

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Hypothermia causes

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Hypothyroidism
Behaviour
Dermatological

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Paradoxical increased flow

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Occurs due to vasoconstriction which leads to ischaemia. This induces vasodilation.

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Eruption on the skin

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Rash

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Oncholysis

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Separation of nail from nail bed- spooning and lifting

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Seborrheic psoriasis

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Psoriasis in the folds of the body such as nasolabial and retroauricular

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Role of puma protein

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Induces apoptotic signals into mitochondria via inhibition of BCL2 proto-oncogene which promotes cell proliferation

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Urticuria

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Type 1 hypersensitivity where there is elevated patches such as hives

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Warts

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Skin tumours due to a virus

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How is pyrexia treated?

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NSAIDS

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What features should be checked in dermatological exams aside from skin?

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Nails, scalp and hair, mucous membranes

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Bulla vs vesicle

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Vesicle is a small fluid-filled blister. Bulla is a large fluid-filled blister.

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BCL2

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Prevents apoptosis. In order for cell apoptosis to occur, p53 activates puma protein

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Clinical signs of hyperthermia

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Confusion, seizures, coma and cardiovascular collapse

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p53 acts as transcription factor for…

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p21- it inhibits CDK-cyclin

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Clinical signs of hypothermia

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Confusion, coma and cardiovascular collapse

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Purpura

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Non-blanchable red or purple rashes

38
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Oncogene for breast and ovarian cancer

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ERBB2 which is a growth factor receptor

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Weal

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Lesions due to oedema

40
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Superficial spreading melanoma

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Common on the lower limbs of younger people due to intermittent high UV exposure

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Where does psoriasis occur?

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Behind ears, on fingers and body and arms

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Which part of the brain is involved in temperature regulation?

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Anterior hypothalamus

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Time taken for blood marrow precursors to divide

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12 hrs

44
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Groups which struggle to control their body temp

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Babies and old people

45
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Time taken for skin cells to divide

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5 days

46
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Inactivating mutation

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Mutations that occur to tumour repressor genes

47
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Litres of sweat if acclimatisation has occurred

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2 litres

48
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MDM

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p53 phosphorylates MDM to cause cell degradation

49
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When is a fever harmful?

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Head-injury, post-cardiac arrest

50
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Erythasma

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Infection of the skin folds by cornyebacterium which presents as scaling and plaques.

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Panting

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Shallow breaths to lose heat

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Gap 1

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No visible changes but increases cell proteins and DNA machinery

53
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Nodular basal cell carcinoma

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Small papule with surface telangiectasia and necrotic and ulcerated centre

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Pustular psoriasis

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Psoriasis which is palmar-plantar

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Inflammatory lesions in acne

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Pustules and papules

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Non-inflammatory lesions

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Open and closed comedones

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Petechia

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Small pinpoint macules

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