MOSt impt Flashcards
prevalence equation
cases / total # people in population
incidence equation
cases / # people at risk
5-alpha-reductase job
convert testosterone to DHT
aromatase job
excess testosterone converted to estradiol
List all 7 neutrophil chemotactic factors (must know main 3)
- C5a
- IL-8
- LTB4
- 5-HETE (Leukotriene precursor)
- kallikrein
- platelet activating factor
- N-fmet (bact)
2 possible diagnoses for ring-enhancing lesions in a HIV/AIDs patient
- Toxoplasmosis
2. Primary CNS (B-cell) Lymphoma
Electrolyte disturbances from taking Thiazide diuretics. what happens to
- sodium
- potassium
- Glucose
- Uric acid
low sodium and low potassium
high glucose and high uric acid
pre-central gyrus vs post-central gyrus, which is motor which is sensory?
pre-central –> motor
post-central –> sensory
zero order kinetics vs first order kinetics
Zero order kinetics:
constant rate of elimination, independent of drug concentration. Graph is linear
First-order kinetics
rate of elimination is proportional to drug concentration, so there’s constant FRACTION eliminated per unit time. Graph decreases exponentially
Describe the graph of a competitive antagonist
same Vmax (efficacy), different starting point less potent
Describe the graph of a non-competitive antagonist
reduced Vmax (efficacy), same starting point.
Clotting factor in extrinsic coagulation cascade
factor VII
CD40-ligand is expressed on which cell?
B-cell
Which cells express RANK-ligand?
Which cells express RANK/NFKB?
RANK-ligand is on oteoBlasts
RANK/NFKB is on osteoClasts
How do you distinguish between pleural effusion vs pneumonia on lung auscultation using:
- Percussion
- Tactile fremitus
both show dullness to percussion
Pleural effusions has decreased fremitus
Pneumonia has increased fremitus
Diabetes drug that affects PPAR?
pioglitazone
What do you know about Pioglitazone
- Anti-hyperglycemic drug used in the treatment of type II diabetes
- Activates PPAR-gamma to increase insulin sensitivity and levels of adiponectin
- Regulates fatty acid storage
- May cause weight gain, edema, heart failure
Uterine artery is a branch of what?
Internal iliac Artery
What does DHT do?
responsible for the development of male external genatalia
What happens when DHT is deficient?
Blockade of which enzyme will cause this?
DHT responsible for development of male external genitalia
5-alpha-reductase deficiency results in low levels of DHT
–> only affects 46, XY (not XX) and they either are born with ambiguous genitalia or appear phenotypically female. They will have normal male internal genitalia
Auer rods seen in which leukemia?
AML
Which leukemia do you treat with vitamin A?
AML (has Auer rods)
Most susceptible part of kidney to ischemia
PCT and TAL
Which diuretics cause hypokalemia
Loops and thiazides