June 3rd Exam Flashcards

1
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DNA exonuclease direction and what that means

A

DNA Exonuclease :

  1. 3’—> 5’ = proofread
  2. 5’ —> 3’ = remove RNA primers (on separated strands) to Ligate them

DNA polymerase = always 5’—> 3’

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  1. Dorsal Column
  2. Lateral Corticospinal tract
  3. Spinothalamic Tract
  4. If all 3 are lost then what
A
  1. Dorsal Column = vibration , proprioception, light touch (SAME SIDE)
  2. Lateral Corticospinal tract = upper motor (SAME SIDE)
  3. Spinothalamic Tract = pain +temperature -lateral, crude touch -anterior (OPPOSITE SIDE)
  4. Hemisection of spinal cord = Brown Sequard Syndrome
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3
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Anterior Horn

A

Lower motor

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  1. Complete transaction of spinal cord
  2. Dorsal Sensory Root
  3. Dorsal Coulmns
  4. Medial Longitudinal Fasciculus
A
  1. Complete transaction of spinal cord = bilateral loss of sensation + motor below lesion
  2. Dorsal Sensory Root = sensation + reflex
  3. Dorsal Coulmns = sensation tight touch, vibration, proprioception
  4. Medial Longitudinal Fasciculus = X horizontal eye movement + ADDuction (same eye) + ABDucion nystagmus (opposite eye) —> Internuclear ophthalmoplegia in MS
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5
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Meckel Divrticulum from what embryologic thing and location

A

Vitelline duct attached to ileus (diverticulum in Ileus attached to fibrous band to umbilicus)
= accidentally found usually

(If persistent Vitelline duct gastric contents out form umbilicus)

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6
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Patent Urachus

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Allantois does not obliterate = urine drainage from umbilicus (Ureachal cyst)

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7
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Skin injection test for TB or Candida reaction is from what cells

A

T-cells (Delayed Type 4 Hypersensitivity)

Candida injection - to test adequate cellular immunity function

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8
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Posterior Hypothalamus role

A

Temperature regulation

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9
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Sideroblastic Anemia caused by what

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  1. VIT B6 — XPyridoxine phosphorylase—> PLP (ALA Synthase cofactor)
  2. xPLP + Succinyl CoA/Glycine ——xALA synthase——> ALA which is needed for HEME synthase

TB Isonizide = lowers vitB6 which is needed to make PLP to allow ALA synthase to work**

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10
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Sideroblaastic Anemia from lead happens how

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Block ALA Dehydrogenase (ALA = delta-Aminolevulinic Acid)

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11
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Cystathionine synthase deficiency causes what and what does this enzyme need

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Homocysteine —x—> Cystathionine = HIGH Homocysteine = Marfan like SX + high thromboembolic events causing eventual death
AR
(This enzyme needs VIT B6)

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12
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  1. G6PD

2. Pyruvate Kinase Def

A
  1. Hemolytic Anemia due to weak RBCs (fave beans, infections, medications malaria)
  2. AR hemolytic anemia
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13
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Cerebral Palsy causes spasticity due to what and what can you do to tX this

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LOSS of Descending inhibitory control from upper motor Ns = hyper reflexes even with small stretch or stimuli (carried to spinal cord by dorsal nerve )

TX : Cut dorsal roots to decrease muscle tone and spasticity

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14
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  1. Southern Blotting
  2. Northern Blotting
  3. Western Blotting
A
  1. DNA mutation (fragment dna and separate by size , identify target gene and see if mutated one is there)
  2. Analyze RNA (mRNA)
  3. Target proteins separated and ABs added to attach to interested segments , HIV use to detect protiens p24, p41, p120 (ELISA testing
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15
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Multiple Myeloma:

1. Labs and reason for this

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Anemia due to Monoclonal gamma globulin spike + Bone Pain + HYPERCALCEMIA
= tumor in BM breaks down and releases CA+
= low PTH + renal excretion of CA high = renal insufficiency
= Eventually leading to low VIT D active form

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16
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  1. Trapezius
  2. Deltoid
  3. Lavatory Scapulae
  4. Serratus Anterior
  5. Latissimus Dorsi
A
  1. ABD shoulder and upward shoulder stabilization (Damage you can abd about 100 degrees , CN11)
  2. Axillary N, abduction arm 30-100 degrees
  3. C3/4/5. Elevate and ADD scapular
  4. just arm elevation over head
  5. ADD and extend arm
17
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  1. HEPB encoded how
  2. HIV
  3. CMV/EBV
A
  1. Has dsDNA + RNA-dependent DNA polymerase = Reverse Transcriptase into mRNA —> ssDNA
  2. Gp120/gp41 + 2 ssRNA ——> dsDNA reverse transcriptase
  3. Lipoprotein + dsDNA linear

(Parvovirus = ssDNA, Coxsackie = ssRNA)

18
Q

Pre systolic murmur disappearing with Afib

A

Mitral or TR stenosis

19
Q

Reason for Morphine toxicity 2

A
  1. Low hepatic metabolism (cirrhosis or liver disease)

2. High metabolite accumulation (Renal failure not excreting them)

20
Q

Nisseria Meningitis causes

A

Adrenal hemorrhage, DIC

21
Q
  1. Acute Intermittent Porphyria caused by what

2. Lead posing leads to

A
  1. X Porphobilinogen Deaminase = build up toxic heme pathway intermediates = random ABD pain attacks, automatic neuropathy
  2. BLOCK delta - ALA dehydrogenase + Ferrochelatase = basophilic stippling
22
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Coccidioides Immitis SX and histology looks like

A

Flu like sx, acute pneumonia at times

= endospores

23
Q

Bells palsy from what infection

24
Q

Schistosomiasis go where and are infecting humans how

+ GU sx is can have

A
  1. Into liver and then spreads eggs to GU/GI, spleen
  2. Freshwater snails in pons lakes rivers (penetrate through dermis)
  3. Painless blood AT END OF PEE
25
What can decrease thyroid levels even when on Levothyroxine
1. Child growing , need more | 2. Low absorption from GI due to (Fe , soy, Ca+2, antiacids medication)
26
Steroid enhancing drugs effect on estrogen, endogenous testosterone, LH, spermatogenesis
Higher estrogen ,LOW testosterone endogenous production, low LH/FSH/GnRH + spermatogenesis