Revision Flashcards
Closer to helicotrema (Corti’s Organ)
Low frequency
Closer to oval foramen (Corti’s Organ)
High frequency
Bone conduction
Inner ear (Bone problem but air fine = inner ear issue)
Air conduction
All parts of ear
Air problem but bone fine = middle/outer ear issue
Adrenal cortex layers
Glomerular = Aldosterone Fasicular = Cortisal Reticular = Androgen
Adrenal medulla hormone
Adrenaline / Nor adrenaline
Invasive stage of cholera
Adolescaria
Leffler stain
Blue (gonorrhea)
Skeletal mm receptors
N cholinergic (in synapse)
“Owls Eye”
Cytomegalovirus
Bordetella test
Bordet - Gengou
Mercury colonies)
Chronic gastritis drug
Pirenzipine
What blocks lipioc acid
Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex deficiency
Benadryl use
Anti histamine
SE: Sleepy
Cause of acute renal failure
Decreased [arterial]
Cause of chronic renal failure
Decreased active nephron mass
Free HB in blood
Acquired hemolytic
Factor VIII
Responsible for thromboplastin formation
Increased carbomoyl phosphate
Increased orotic acid
Brills disease
Reinfection of typhus
Difference between immune and allergy
Development of tissue lesion
Flilform papillae
Cause white coat
Epstein Barr
Mononucleosis
Trigeminal exit
Supraorbital foramen
Ang II causes
Arterial constriction
Hearing impariment
Paralysis of stapedius mm
Hepatic steatosis
Disruption of phosphatidylcholine
Basedows disease
Foamy collioiditis
Ketoacidosis
Increased acetoacetate
Creatine vs Creatinine
Creatine = mm Creatinine = kidneys
Adenocarcinoma
Cancer of glandular structure
How many bronchopulmonary segments in the Inf. lobe of the lung
5
BP 100 - 150 / 150 - 200
100 - 150 = Sinus tachycardia
150 - 200 = Paroxysmal tachycardia
Gunthers Disease
Uro III co synthase
Alkaptonuria
Tyrosine disorder
Mesenteric root
Duodenal flexure
Dagini Aschner relfex
Press on eyeball to decrease tachycardia
Dimercaprol
2 sulphur groups
Ethanol
Methanol antidote
“Lol”
Beta blocker
Doxycyline
Avoid long stay in the sun
PCR
HBA-DNA
Hypolipidemia IIa and IIb
IIa = LDL IIb = VDL and LDL
Fibroadenoma
Breast nodule
Ascoli test
Anthrax
Pathological hyporegeneration
Pseudoathrosis
Fiber myelinogenesis
Sphingolipids
Gierkes disease
G6P deficiency
What prevents steatosis
Meth. B6 and B12
Rotavirus
“Wheel”
Left shift on oxyheam curve
Acidosis
Aminoacidemia
Increased proteolysis
“Sheild shaped” kidney
Chronic pyelonephritis
Ozheshko method
Studies spores
Mech vs Hemolytic Jaundice
Mech = Bile duct issue (conjugated and colorless) Hem = RBC issue (Non conugated and colour)
Where is the hepatic duct found
Between the leaves of hepatoduodenal ligament
Increased citric acid
Kidney stones
Affect of botulism
Respiratory arrest
Interferons
Antiviral agents synthesized by lymphocytes
Castle intrinsic factor deficiency
B 12 Def anemia
Macula densa cells
Detect Na changes in urine
Treatment for hypothyriodism
L thyroxine
What causes ulcers in gerbils
Leishmania
Furnucle
Bluish red with yellow centre
Vaques disease
Neoplastic erythroid hyperplasia
What causes tonsilitis
Streptococcus
What is given for alcoholic psychosis
Aminizine
What is given for paralysis
Proserin
Eosinophillia
Allergic reactions
Hypersthenic body
Left axis heart deviation
Low carnitine
Obesity
Erythropoiesis
Force out of nucleus
What is CI in glaucoma
Atropine sulphate
Broad spectrum antibiotic
Doxycycline
Virchows bodies
Leprosy
Anesthetic that also treats ventricular tachycardia
Lidocaine
What is amlodipine
Calcium chanel blocker
What causes oedema
Decreased albumin
Palisade structures
Granulomas
What hormone doe lutein cells secrete
Progesterone
What does morphine poisoning cause
Ventilatory disregulation
Where is Meckel’s diverticulum found
Ileum
Ant vs Post quadrigeminal tuburcle
Ant (Inf) = Orientation
Post (Sup) = Mydriasis/myosis
Macrocytic anemia
Folic acid def
Virulence measurement unit
DLM
Co enzyme A
Pantothenic acid
Antihypertensive for Ang II
Lisinopril
Semicircular canals
Angular accleration
Heparin antagonist
Protamine sulfate
Regnerative vs degenerative shift
Stab/immature = regen
No stab = Degen
If stab>seg = R shift
If seg>stab = L shift
Where is fibrinogen produced
Liver
What activates the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal axis
Corticoliberin
H2 agonists are used for
Hyperacidity
What innervates the parotid gland
N. petrosus minor
Colonies surronded by hemolysis zone
Clostridium perfingens
Blood “sludge”
Viscous blood
Function of B1
Keto acid decarboxylation
Whartons jelly
Umblical cord
“Crunchy lungs”
Emphysema
B lactam antibiotic (inhibits murein production)
Penicillin
Volutin granules
Diptheria
Hyperchromic nuclei
Small cell carcinoma
Produce pyrogens
Monocytes
Central artery
SpleenSpleen
Pale bluish film on growth medium
Cholera
Wiskott Aldrich syndrome
Decreased IgM and T cells
Causes pain along vein
CaCl
Bezredka method
Bind mast cell fixed IgE
Where is the eustachian tube located
Canalis musculotubaris
Deformed QRS complex and disconnected P waves
Complete AV block
Lymph capillary
No basement membrane
Incomplete vs Absolute starvation
Incomplete = cause is known Absolute = cause is not known
Widal test
Typhoid fever
what is NO synthesized from
L - arginine
What transports ammonia to the liver
Alanine
Castles extrinsic
Cobalimine
% peptone/alkaline
Cholera
Carpal tunnel
N.medianus
Type II alveolar
Respiratory functions
Aschoffs body
Rheumatism
Propranolol
Antihypertensive
Decreased WBC/RBC/Hb and megaloblasts present
Folic acid deficiency
Streptokinase
Causes platelet lysis
Wernicke Korsakoff Syndrome
Decreased thiamine
Basophills
Increased wall permeability
How do you decrease bp
Block alpha adreno receptors
Proserin
Cholinesterase inhibitor
Hemosiderosis
Brown lungs
Decreased enterokinase
Problem with protein hydrolysis
Oil processing
Exposed to polycyctic aromatic hydrocarbons
AV node
Decreased velocity of excitation
Lisinopril
ACE inhibitors
Fluorouracil
Inhibits DNA synthesis
Peyers patch
Ileum
Hyperventilation
Decreased pCO2
ATP syntase
ATP synthesis in mitochondria
C peptide detachment
Protein modification
Heparin
Glycosaminoglycan
Decreased albumin
Increased ESR
Atropine
Induces long term muscle relaxation
Where is kidney located
12th rib bisects kidney
What affects novocaine
Local tissue acidosis
Paneth cells
Antimicrobial cells of SI
Lisinopril
ACE inhibitor (use for hypertension caused by Ang II)
Famotidine
H2 blocker (peptic ulcer)
Seasonal allergy
Increased capillary permeability (E.g. edema)
What do working muscles use for energy
Fatty Acidosis
Decreased Na+ and H2O reabsorption
Due to naturetic hormone
Adenohypophysis
Chromophile and chromophone cells
Antinociceptive
Increased pain threshold
What does oxaloacetate utilizes
Acetyl Coa
What does troponin bind
Ca 2+
What does DIC cause ?
Septic shock (Petechial haem etc)
Diazepam
Benzodizapine drug
Hemomelanin
Associated with malaria
“Grape clusters”
Staphylcocci
Increased temperature
Monocytosis
Helminths
Increased eosinophills
Decompression sickness
N2 (gas embolism)
Urinary bladder
Transitional epithelium
Cardiac arrest
Increased vagal tone
R-R interval
Increased = Tachycardia R-R = Bradycardia
Upper vs lower oedema
Upper = Decreased oncotic pressure Lower = Increased hydrostatic pressure
“Do before you feel”
Pre = motor Post = sens
Heparin
Glycosaminoglycans
Pancreatitis
Increased amylase levels
Annulocytes
Hypochromic anemia
Innervation of tongue
2/3 = Trigeminal 1/3 = chordae tympani
Hyperventilation
Decreased pCO2
Retina
Rods and Cones
Vibrio
Cholera
Where is fibrinogen produced
Liver
Anthrax prophylaxis
Live Vaccine
Cattarrhal inflammation
Inflammation of mucus membranes
What does pancreatic juice digest
Protein
Fat
Carbohydrates
One organ is bigger than the other due to over work
Vicarious hypertrophy
Blood glucose level returns to normal after 3 hours
Subclinical diabetes
Homogenistic acid oxidase enzyme deficiency
Alkaptonuria
What does the vestibular nuclei control
The extensor muscle tone
Venous congestion and phlepostasis
Necrotic nephrosis
Esionophillia
Allergic reactions and parasitic infections
Hypothyriodism
Treated by l thyroxine
Collapse
Sudden drop in bp
Extrasystole
Extra contraction