NBME exam Flashcards

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1
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If you cut obturator nerve, what muscle is paralyzed?

A

adductor brevis

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2
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What failed to fuse if the newborn has a tuft of hair in the lumbar spine with lack of spinous processes?

A

fusion of sclerotomes

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3
Q

What vein takes tumour cells from the breast to the thoracic vertebrae?

A

intercostal

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4
Q

which beta blocker causes prolonged QT?

A

sotalol

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5
Q

what is lice called?

A

pediculus humanus capitis

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6
Q

how do hmg coa reductase inhibitors work?

A

increase LDL receptors on the hepatocytes

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7
Q

how does E coli become resistant to ciprofloxacin?

A

alternation in DNA gyrase

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8
Q

what does histamine cause?

A

increased lymph flow

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9
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which chemotherapy is most likely to cause bilateral intersititial alveolar edema and bilateral pleural effusions?

A

doxorubicin

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10
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what does pulmonary capillary wedge pressure measure?

A

left atrial pressure

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11
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in SIADH, is your urine osmolality more or less than plasma?

A

MORE

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12
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If someone with myocardial infarction become hypotensive, what will cause swelling of parenchymal cells in vital organs within minutes?

A

decreased intracellular ATP concentrations

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13
Q

pufferfish tetrodotoxin blocks what type of channels causing tingling around lips and mouth

A

sodium

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14
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blood pressure cuff inflated then released, blood flow increases temporarily then normalizes, what humoral substance is responsible for this?

A

adenosine

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15
Q

what does the tetanus toxin bind to?

A

synaptobrevin

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16
Q

if your glucose doesn’t go up after glycerol or fructose, but does after galactose then you have a defect in what liver metabolic pathway?

A

gluconeogenesis

17
Q

what virus can’t form plaques when dried or exposed to ph of 5?

A

coronavirus

18
Q

what is the p value calculated from the chi square test?

A

0.05<p></p>

19
Q

immobolization after fracture is most likely to cause?

A

decreased blood volume

20
Q

The atypical lymphocytes seen in EBV are what types of cells?

A

CD8+ T lymphocytes

21
Q

what complication can you get with pneumothorax?

A

respiratory acidosis

22
Q

right sided hearing loss and mass cerebellopontine angle?

A

neural crest cells

23
Q

what do pineal tumours cause?

A

parinauds syndrome (paralysis of upward gaze), headaches because pressing on third ventricule outlet, nausea, vomiting

24
Q

what bug causes food poisoning with raw oysters?

A

vibrio parahaemolyticus

25
Q

why is the Cr clearance test less good than inulin for estimating GFR?

A

because cr is secreted by the proximal tubule

26
Q

what is alpha?

A

type 1 error- reject the null hypothesis when its true-when you think theres a difference but there isnt

27
Q

what is beta

A

probability of type 2 error, when you accept null and think theres no difference, but there is a difference