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The dissipation of sound occurs after it has been perceived by the inner ear due to which of the following options?
Question 3 Answer

A

a.
The sound wave energy is absorbed by the perilymph inside the scala tympani.

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2
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cholesteatoma

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Cholesteatomas occur when the cells of the tympanic membrane invade the temporal bone and form a cystic structure

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The principal function of the eustachian tube is to aerate the middle ear cavity, thereby sustaining pressure equilibrium commensurate with atmospheric pressure.

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Your patient presents with episodes of vertigo that last about 30 minutes to 1 hour – these vertigo attacks occur about once a week. She notices that the vertigo can be triggered by the type of food she eats – salty foods and coffee seem to be implicated. She notes that her ears feel “full” when these attacks occur. Which diagnosis is most consistent with this limited history?
Question 7 Answer

d.
Vestibular neuronitis

A

c.
Meniere’s disease

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5
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paroxysmal positional vertigo?
Question 8 Answer

a.
Otoconia (otoliths) have detached from the otolith membrane resulting in abnormal sensory perception

A

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elevated red blood cell count and elevated hemoglobin, as well as increased platelet count. Which of the following mechanisms BEST explains this presentation?
Question 10 Answer

a.
JAK2 mutation

A

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Which of the following mechanisms has/have been observed to contribute to Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP)?
Question 11 Answer

a.
CD8+ cytotoxic T cells destroying thrombocytes.

b.
Proliferation of autoreactive B-cells

c.
All of these mechanisms are part of ITP.

d.
Suppression of megakaryocytes in the bone marrow

A

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What is the function of activated Protein C?
Question 12 Answer

a.
Inactivate factor Va (5)

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9
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Chonae in nasal cavity

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Posterior; to serve as a passageway for airflow to the nasopharynx

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10
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myohyloid muscile orgin and insertion

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From the mandible’s internal surface to the anterior aspect of the hyoid bone

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vestibule of the mouth

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The space between the teeth and cheeks

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12
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Patient X has a lens prescription of (-) 8 diopters, while patient Z has a lens prescription of (+) 3 diopters. Which of the following statements is correct:

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Patient X is myopic and requires a stronger lens than patient Z

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13
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protanopia (red-green colour blindness):

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missing red cones

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14
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The plexiform layers are where two or more different cell types connect

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in the retina

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Which of the following structures of the eye does NOT contribute to light refraction?
Question 12 Answer

a.
Lens

b.
Vitreous Humor

c.
Cornea

d.
Pupil

A

pu[pil

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16
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hich of the following mechanisms does heparin affect clotting?
Question 6 Answer

a.
Potentiation of antithrombin III

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heparin is an anticoagulant

17
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Which of the following is/are CORRECT regarding pathophysiology of Anemia of Acute and Chronic Inflammation (also known as anemia of chronic inflammation)?
Question 11 Answer

a.
IL-1 suppresses erythropoiesis within bone marrow.

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18
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needed for heme synthesis

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b6