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Mixed Block Notes 5 Flashcards

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FA vs Glucose oxidation in ATP generation and O2 use

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FA oxidation produces more ATP, but uses more O2 per ATP

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2
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Receptor mediating Mydriasis

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Alpha 1

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Receptor mediating uterine relaxation

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Beta 2 (tocolysis = Terbutaline, Ritodrine)

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4
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Mom and infant sequelae of rubella

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Mom = Polyarthritis/Polyarthralgia; Infant = Sensorineural deafness, Cataracts, Cardiac malformations (PDA)

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Intracellular pyrophophate granules in a bug

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C diph (methylene blue staining)

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Conus Medullaris Syndrome

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L2 lesion = Flaccid paralysis of bladder and rectum, impotence, saddle anesthesia

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Cauda Equina Syndrome

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Radiating back pain, Saddle anesthesia, Loss of anocutaneous reflex, Bowel and bladder dysfunction, Loss of ankle-jerk reflex w/ plantar flexion weakness

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Saddle anesthesia and Loss of anocutaneous reflex =

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S2-S4 lesion (cauda equina syndrome)

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Danazol MOA

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Synthetic androgen for endometriosis and hereditary angioedema

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Mifepristone MOA

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Synthetic steroid with anti-progestin and anti-glucocorticoid effects

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Mitotane MOA

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Adrenocorticolytic used primarily for adrenocortical carcinoma

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12
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Maintenance Dose =

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Cpss x CL / [Bioavailability fraction]

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Half life =

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(Vd x 0.7) / CL

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Loading Dose =

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(Vd x Cpss) / [Bioavailability Fraction]

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15
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Methoxamine MOA

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Selective a1 agonist

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a2 activation effects

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Decr insulin, Decr lipolysis, Decr aqueous humor production, Incr Platelet Aggregation

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b1 activaiton effects

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HR/Contractility, Incr Renin and Lipolysis

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b2 activation effects

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Vasodilation/Bronchodilation; Incr Lipolysis and Insulin; Decr uterine tone; Ciliary muscle relaxation and acqueous humor production

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Recurrent kidney stones in young patient indicates

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Inborn error of metabolism

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20
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Sodium Cyanide-Nitroprusside test

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Detects presence of (sulfhydryl groups) urine cystine (converts cystine to cysteine and nitroprusside binds to make purple)

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21
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Treatment of Cystinuria

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Hydration and Alkalinization of urine

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22
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Microscopic finding of irreversible cardiac ischemic injury

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Vacuoles and Phospholipid-containing amorphous densities w/in mitochondria

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Glandular epithelial changes from Proliferative to Secretory stages in endometrium

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Pseudostratified, elongated, mitotically active epithelial cells –> Acquire large cytoplasmic vacuoles

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24
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Features that differentiate LEMS from MG

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Hypo/areflexia, Autonomic symptoms, Classic incremental response to repetitive stimuli

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25
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Pyruvate Carboxylase activity is increased by

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Acetyl-CoA

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26
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Citrate is a regulator of

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Positive regulator of AcCoA Carboxylase, F-1,6-BP; Negative of PFK1 and 2 (inhibiting glycolysis)

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27
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Narcolepsy with Cataplexy is most often caused by

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Lack of Hypocretin 1/2 (Orexin A/B) from Lateral Hypothalamus

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28
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Elevatd 14-3- protein in CSF

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CJD

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Low CSF 5-hydroxyindole-acetic acid

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Impulsive, destructive behaviors

30
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How to differentiate syphillis from other spirochetes on darkfield

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Motility

31
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H ducreyi requires what in culture

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Factor X (like H flu)

32
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Fever and sore throat in pt with hyperthyroidism being treated

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AGRANULOCYTOSIS

33
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Arthralgias with PTU

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50% develop ANCA, some develop arthralgias and glomerulonephritis

34
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Abdominal pain, distension, fever, diarrhea, shock in Ulcerative Colitis

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Possibility of Toxic Megacolon

35
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Alveolar proteases (eg. elastase) are produced by

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Macrophages and PMNs

36
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Acute Hypotension, Tachycardia, Elevated CVP (JVD) with Pulsus paradoxus

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Cardiac Tamponade

37
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Reid Index

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Chronic Bronchitis –> Ratio of Gland thickness to total thickness of wall between epithelium and cartilage

38
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When not to use Probenicid for Hyperuricemia

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Poor renal function, Risk for uric acid stones or uric acid nephropathy

39
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MOA of Rasburicase

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Urate Oxidase: Uric Acid –> Allantoin

40
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CHOP therapy is for

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Non-hodgkin lymphoma

41
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Herpesvirus drug that doesn’t require viral kinase

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Cidofovir, Foscarnet

42
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Peritrichious Flagella

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Characteristic of highly motile organisms such as Proteus mirabilis

43
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“serpentine” or “medusa head” chains on microscopy

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B anthracis

44
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How does tetanus toxin causes paralysis

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Wound –> Motor Neuron Axons –> Spinal Cord –> Inhibits inhibitory motor neuron

45
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Features of Edwards Syndrome

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Rocker bottom, Micrognathia, Low set ears, Clenched hands, Prominent Occiput, ASD/VSD, Omphalocele, Horeshoe kidney

46
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Features of Patau Syndrome

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Microcephaly, Holoprosencephaly, Microphtalmia, Polydactyly, Cleft lip/palate, Rocker bottom feet, Cystic kidneys, VSD

47
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Methods of Isoniazid resistance

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(1) Decr expression of catalase-peroxidase enzyme necessary for activation; (2) Modification of protein binding site

48
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Rheumatic aortic disease usually produces

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Combined AS and Aortic Regurgitation

49
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Acanthocytes indicate

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Abetalipoproteinemia

50
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Which genes play major role in Type 1 DM

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HLA-DQ and DR

51
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Pancreatic islet amyloid deposition is seen in

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Type 2 DM (universal)

52
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Dose effects of dopamine

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Low = D1 + B1; High = D1 + B1 + A1

53
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Sensory innervation of Deep Fibular Nerve

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Between first and second toes

54
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Trauma or sustained pressure (cast) to the neck of the fibular

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Injury to the common peroneal nerve

55
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Basophil granules contain

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Heparin, Histamine, SRS-A

56
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What activates ALA synthase

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CYP inducers, Barbiturates, Anti-epileptics, EtOH, Smoking

57
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What inhibits ALA synthase

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Heme, Glucose

58
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Conversion of 1,3-BPG to 2,3-BPG is increased in

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Hypoxia, Chronic Anemia

59
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Babesiosis

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Malaria-like illness w/ prediliction for asplenic patients

60
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Toxoplasmosis in immunocompetent causes

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flu-like illness

61
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Brucellosis causes

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Fever, malaise, LAD, HSM

62
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Childreen 1-3 with gingivostomatitis characterized with intranuclear inclusions

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HSV-1

63
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MOA of Mesna

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Binds Acrolein (toxic metabolite of cyclophosphamide)

64
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Atypical Depression

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Improvement in mood in response to something positive

65
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MAOi’s are used for

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Atypical Depression, Anxiety, Refractory

66
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Jejunal, Ileal, and Colonic Atresia are caused by

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Vascular accidents in utero, NOT abnormal fetal development

67
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Presentation of Follicular Lymphoma

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Indolent course, Painless lymph node enlargement or abdominal discomfort from abdominal mass

68
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Presentation of Diffuse Large Cell Lymphoma

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Aggressive –> Large LN or extranodal mass (oropharyngeal lymphoid tissue and GI tract commonly involved)

69
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Presentation of Hairy Cell Leukemia

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Splenomegaly, Pancytopenia in older men

70
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DNA Polymerase I vs III

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I has 5’ to 3’ exonuclease activity (removes RNA primer, performs repair of damage), 5’ to 3’ polymerase activity, and 3’ to 5’ exonuclease activity; III performs bulk of replication

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