Last min Add-ons Flashcards
What blocks Kidney accent = Horseshoe kidney
INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY
MS and bladder issues
Urinary urge = Inability to contract bladder (Detrusor) properly
Anterior portion of the pinform aperture
internal nasal valve
1. narrowest point of the cavity
2. highest airflow resistance
Septoplasty = increase airflow
Sphenoid sinus drains into
sphenoid sinus = superior + posterior (superior nasal concha)
sphenoethmoid recess = pituitary gland surgery
Acute otitis media MOA
eustanchian tube anterior to TORUS TABARIUS
nasopharynx connection to the middle ear
COPD tx
- B-agonist
- GC
- Muscarinic antagonist
Lenticulostraite Artery Stroke location
internal capsule = Striatum
Pure motor sx = unmanaged HTN
C/L
Anterior Spinal artery stroke location
Corticospinal = medial lemniscus (C/L paralysis UE)
Causal medulla = hypoglossal (tongue ipsilateral)
enzyme - Von Gierke
Glucose - 6 phosphatase
Smooth ER = Cytosol
enzyme - Pompe
a1,4 glucosidase = Lysosomal debranching
Cardiomyopathy
*p is the 1st & 4th letter
enzyme - Cori
debranching
- 1,6 glucoside
- transferase
normal lactate levels
enzyme - Anderson
glycogen-branching enzyme
enzyme - McArdle
myophosphorylase
muscle glycogen phosphorylase
exercise –> sx
corticosteroid (Cortisol) mediated what in bones
upregulation of RANKL expression = increase Osteoclast activation
NAVL
above the pectinate line
N = Inferior hypogastric (T12-L2) ** painless (visceral)
A = Superior rectal - IMA
V = Superior rectal vein –> IMV –> Spleen –> portal vein –> IVC
L = Internal iliac
Internal hemorrhoids
NAVL
below the pectinate live
N = Pudendal (S2-S4) ***Painful
A = Inferior rectal - Internal pudendal artery
V = Inferior rectal vein –> Internal pudendal vein –> internal iliac –> common iliac vein –> IVC
L = Superficial inguinal
External hemorrhoids
Adenomyosis
Painful periods
Increase uterus size
Gland & stroma w/n myometriam
Neural Crest Cells
ELMO
PASSES
PASSES
PNS: Schwann cells; pia & arachnoid mater
Aorticopulmonary septum & endocardial cushions
Branchial arches (bones & cartilage)
Skull bones
Melanocytes
Adrenal - Cortex = mesoderm & Medulla = Crest
Skin eruptions
cerebellar ataxia
pellagra-like = Hartnup disease
impaired transport of neutral amino acids = SI (DJI) + PCT (kidney)
Dx: excessive neutral amino acids in the urine
Peripheral neuropathy Tx
TCA = inhibits 5-HT & NE reuptake
Gabapentin = decrease Ca++
Carbamazepine = block Na++
Causes Succinylcholine to last longer than normal
Pseudocholinesterase deficiency
Decrease plasma hemolysis
- Heterozygotes = 2x the normal duration of paralysis
- Homozygotes = persistent paralysis for several hours
5-14 days after exposure pt
- fever
- urticarial rash
- arthralgia
Serum sickness
type III hypersensitivity rxn = immune complex–mediated –> the immune complexes are cleared by the mononuclear phagocyte system
resolve spontaneously over days
Obain preoperative CEA lab vaules
Pathology = adenocarcinoma
failure to normalize CEA levels = poor prognosis –> residual disease
Blood supply
femoral head and neck
Medial circumflex femoral
minor contributions = Lateral circumflex +inferior gluteal
Shoulder pain
Smoking history
Ptosis
Pupil asymmetric in dim light = anisocoria
↓ deep tendon reflexes
Pancoast tumor
Autonomic ganglion compression
Note: anisocoria you should think that there is something going on w/ SANS
Prego mom
P57+
Partial mole
69XXX
Partial = Parts = high number (69)
Uterine size does not change
Painful erection lasting 4+ hours
Rx causes
Ischemic priapism
Sildenafil
Trazodone
blocks venous drainage = corpus cacernosum
Immunohistochemical stain
Keratin
Epithelium
Immunohistochemical stain
Vimentin
Mesenchyme
Immunohistochemical stain
Desmin
Muscle
Immunohistochemical stain
GFAP
Neuroglia
Immunohistochemical stain
Neurofilament
Neurons
Immunohistochemical stain
PSA
Prostatic epithelium
Immunohistochemical stain
ER
Breast epithelium
Immunohistochemical stain
Thyroglobulin
Thyroid follicular cells
Immunohistochemical stain
Chromogranin
Neuroendocrine cells = SCC & Carcinoid
Immunohistochemical stain
S-100
Melanoma
schwannoma
langerhans cell histiocytosis
Immunohistochemical stain
AFP
Yolk sac
Low Ca++ & Phosphate levels
High PTH
Vit. D defiency
Osteomalacia (Adults) + Rickets (Children)
Note:
if Ca++ are high then it is Primary Hyperparathyroidism hormone
if Phosphate levels are high then its Secondary Hyperparathyroidism = think of CKD