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Meissners plexus
Submuscosa plexus
Aurbachs plexus
Myenteric plexus
Murphys sign
Acute cholecystitis
Gentamicin
Aminoglycoside inhibiting 30s unit of ribosomes
Quiet inspiration
Contraction of diaphragm and external IC muscles
B1 agonists
Positive inotropy
Cyclizine
Anrihistamine
Resp control centre for basic rhythm of resp
Doral respiratory group
Expiratory centre that controls active expiration
Ventral respiratory group
Hb CAg
Hep B core antigen - If youve had it silly bobs
Vaccinated against Hep B
HbSAg neg, Anti-HbS positive,
Excess PTH
Hypercalcaemia
ACID EGG-T - reactions and mediators
1 - Anaphylactic 2 - Cytotoxic 3 - Immune complex 4 - Delayed IgE, IgG, IgG and T
TB granulomas
Caseating
Sarcoidosis granulomas
Non-caseating
T
Can cause TB
TNF-alpha inhibitors
80-year-old male patient presenting to his GP with symptoms of pneumonia. They have new onset confusion, urea = 6.2, RR = 33, BP = 80/60. They have no known penicillin allergy.
IV Co-amoxiclav + PO Doxycycline
From cold to cough and struggling for breath, intercostal recession, audible wheeze and crackles
Bronchiolitis
Club cells in resp
Secrete glycosaminoglycans which protect epithelial lining of bronchioles
Found on cell membrane of macrophages
MHC II
Negative enthalpy and positive entropy
Exothermic, exergonic and spontaneous
Endergonic
Cannot happen spontaneously, energy is absorbed
exergonic
Releases energy
State of potassium channels in hyperpolarisation
Open also… dk why
Down’s syndrome most appropriate detection method
Array competitive genomic hybridisation
Sarcomas
Malignant connective tissue tumour
Bifurcation of the trachea occurs at
T4/5
Male nipple level
T4
Necrosis where basic outline of cells is preserved
Coagulative
Peyer’s patches
Aggregations of lymphoid tissue found in the ileum
Emphysema and lung compliance
Increases lung compliance
Cardiac syncitium
Individual cardiomyocytes connected by intercalated discs
Hypersensitivity type of goodpasture’s
II
PTH
Increase blood calcium and increase phosphate excretion
Chronic bronchitis
Obstructive
mean systemic filling pressure
pressure that would be present in circulation if the heart was removed
Poisuelle’s laww
States that the resistance to blood flow is directly proportional to length of blood vessel and viscosity of blood
Best representation of afterload
MAP
Good indication of preload
EDV
How many cusps does the aortic valve usually have
3
Lung compliance
Change in lung volume per unit change in pressure
Chronic bronchitis
Chronic exposure to noxious particles such as smoking or air pollutants causes mucous gland hyperplasia and oversecretion of mucus
Coronary blood flow is highest during
Diastole
Chronic alcohol excess and jaundice
Hepatic cause, impaired uptake of bilirubin by the hepatocytes
Adrenoceptors in the heart muscle
Beta-1
Adrenoceptors in the blood vessels
Alpha-1
Pulmonary shunt
Alveoli are perfused but ventilation is impaired
Dark urine and pale stools
Cholestasis
Phase 1 drug metabolism
Drug made mor epolar, adds groups
Phase 2 drug metabolism
Adds an endogenous compound, increasing polarity - conjugation
Phase 1 drug metabolism reactions
Oxidation, reduction and hydrolysis
Negative predictive value
Number of true negatives divided by total negatives
Positive predictive value
Number of true positives divided by the number of positives
Group A strep haemolysis
Beta haemolysis
Strep pneumoniae haemolysis
Alpha
Staph epidermis haemolysis
Gamma
BRCA1 and 2
Breast cancer
RAS gene mutation
Colon/lung/pancreatic
BRAF gene mutation
Colonic cancer
Is clarithromycin one of the 4 Cs?
No you sillly fresher