Qbank Lessons Flashcards
what develops in the lymph node follicles?
b cells
lymph node t cell locations
paracortex
lymph node b cell location
follicles and medulla
which pneumocytes can proliferate?
type II which also make the surfactant
cervical koilocyte looks like what and what causes it?
dark cytoplasm with perinuclear clearing (halo) caused by HPV
sarcoid granulomas produce?
ACE and vitamin D (hypercalcemia)
white cells which accumulate with sarcoidosis
macrophages and CD4
clincial landmark which is at the level of the trachial division into two bronchii?
sternal angle
digeorge syndrome caused by and leading too?
failure of 3 and 4 pharangyl pouch development. facial abnormalities, heart malformations, and thymic aplasia
pregnancy serum test findings for down syndrome
low: alpha-feto protein and unconjugated estriol
high: beta-hCG and inhibin A
high maternal alpha-feto protein indicates
neural tube defects, ventral wall defects (omphacele, gastroschisis) or multiple gestations
low maternal alpha feto protein indicates
anueploidi
define: pleotropy
multiple phenotypic results of a single genotype
rrheumatoid factor
RA patients make antibodies (IgM) against the Fc of their own antibodies. These later deposit in the sinovial fluid
what contains congenital hydrocele?
tunica vaginalis