Mistakes Flashcards

1
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What finding would be likely in a full blood count from a woman who had a hemorrhage 6 hours ago?

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Neutrophilia

After a hemorrhage, neutrophils are released from the marginal pool to the circulating pool.

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What type of exocrine glands are mammary glands

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Compound acinar, duct with multiple duct branches

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3
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Define selection bias

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Study sample does not reflect the entire population or when the groups in the study are not comparable

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4
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what type of epithelium lines the mouth

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stratified squamous epi

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5
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what is a cohort study

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clinical research study in which people who presently have a certain condition or receive a particular treatment are follower over time and compared with another group of people who are not affected by the condition

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6
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inequity vs inequality

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inequity = unfair avoidable differences
inequality = observable differences between subgroups
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7
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NCX normal

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3 sodium ions in, 1 calcium ion out

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8
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salivary glands

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parotid - mostly serous acini
submandibular - mostly serous, some mucous
sublingual - mostly mucous

serous = DARK IN COLOUR, 
MUCUS = PALER IN COLOUR
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9
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how much of the RMP is attributable to electrogenic activity of Na-K pump

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-5 to -10 mV

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10
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different types of stigma

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discreditable = not seen e.g. HIV
discredited = seen, sets them apart e.g. physical
felt = fear of enacted stigma --> selective concealment
enacted = ACTUAL experience of prejudice
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11
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which explanation of inequalities are there and which one is MOST PLAUSIBLE

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most plausible = materialist (inequalities in health arise from differential access to material resources)

BLACK REPORT: artefact, social selection, behavioural-cultural, materialist

psychosocial and income distribution

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what is an ecological study

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divide sample into groups based on certain characteristics and then assessing prevalence of a disorder in each group

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13
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orthosteric vs allosteric

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orthosteric = binds to same binding site
allosteric = binds to other binding site
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14
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characteristics of purkinje fibres (3)

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lots of glycogen
few myofibrils
many gap junctions

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15
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recall bias

which type of study is most immune

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one group of individuals are more likely to remember certain events about their history compared to another group
which type of study is most immune = ecological

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16
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order of lymph drainage

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TF, lymphatic capillary, vessel, node, trunk, duct, VEIN

17
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recall bias

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one group of individuals are more likely to remember certain events about their history compared to another group

18
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define agency (a criticism of the concept of the sick role)

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the capacity of individuals to act independently and make their own free choices

19
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amino acids with aromatic Side chains

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tryptophan, tyrosine and phenylalanine

20
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how does botulinum toxin exert its effects

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inhibits release of ACh into neuromuscular junction by cleaving SNARE proteins and preventing vesicle fusion

21
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how does water pass through aquaporins

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facilitated diffusion

22
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what is a case control study

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select individuals based on their outcomes and then assess whether the individuals in each had been exposed to a variable
RETRospective

23
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what originates from ectoderm

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CNS and epidermis of skin

24
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thyroid hormone receptor type

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nuclear receptor (remember that it regulates gene transcription)

25
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how does myelin sheath increase conduction velocity

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increase membrane resistance (decrease no of open ion channels)
decrease membrane capacitance (store energy)

26
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fat soluble vitamins (4) and give example of a water soluble vitamin

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fat - KADE

water - C

27
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concentrations of sodium, potassium and chloride ions inside and out of the cell

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Na+ = 12 in, 145 out
Cl- = 4.2 in, 123 out
sodium and calcium always have higher conc outside cell, potassium is the opposite
K+ = 155 in, 4.5 out

28
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which postsynaptic receptors would be activated at parasympathetic target organs during SLUDGE massive discharge

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muscarinic acetylcholine receptors

29
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2 drugs to treat SLUDGE

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atropine, pralidoxime (anti-cholinergic agents)

30
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what is a cross sectional study

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observes a define population at a single point in time. exposure and outcome are determined simultaneously

31
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which hepatic enzyme metabolises codeine

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CYP2D6

32
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xeroderma pigmentosum, which dna repair mechanism is defective

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nucleotide excision repair

33
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what type of receptor is found at the motor end plate of the NMJ in skeletal muscle (therefore affected in myasthenia graves by autoantibodies)

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nicotinic ACh receptors

34
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What would you see in non infective exacerbation of asthma (severe and acute)

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Eosinophilia

35
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Alkaline phosphates is high if there is

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Increased bone turnover

36
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What type of hormone is aldosterone

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Steroid hormone