SBL Extras Flashcards

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3 HIV infections w CD4 500+

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CAP, HSV, Herpes

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2
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2 opportunistic infections with CD4 200-500

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Tb, Oral Hairy Leukoplakia (EBV)

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Four opportunistic infections with CD4 <200

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  1. PJP
  2. Cryptosporidium
  3. Thrush
  4. HHV-8 Kaposi sarcoma
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Two opportunistic infections with CD4 <100

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  1. CNS toxoplasmosis

2. Cryptococcus neoformans meningitis

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Four opportunistic infections with CD4 <50

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  1. Primary CNS Lymphoma (EBV)
  2. MAI
  3. CMV retinitis
  4. CMV colitis
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6
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Two mutations in melanocytic and dysplastic nevi

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  1. RAS

2. BRAF

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Three types of melanoma with radial growth + short explanation

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  1. Lentigo maligna: on old man faces
  2. Superficial spreading: most common
  3. Acral/mucosal/lengitignous: not from the sun
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8
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What two conditions can a FGFR3 mutation cause?

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Seborrheic keratoses, acanthosis nigricans

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9
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What does Birt-Hogg-Dube cause?

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Skin tags (fibroepithelial polyps)

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10
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Six adnexal/appendage tumors and where they are

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  1. Trichilemmomas (Cowden syndrome): hair follicles
  2. Cylindromas: turban
  3. Eccrine poroma: palms and sole sweat glands
  4. Syringoma: lower eyelids
  5. Sebaceous adenoma: sebaceous glands
  6. Pilomatricoma: hair follicles
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11
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Loss of what causes Cowden syndrome?

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PTEN

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12
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Two conditions that can turn into SCC

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  1. Lichen planus

2. Actinic keratoses

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13
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Mutations in SCC vs BCC

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  1. SCC: p53, Ras (decreases Notch)

2. BCC: Hedgehog, PTCH

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Two tumors of the dermis and key things associated with them

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  1. Dermatofibroma: benign fibrous histocytoma: women’s legs, Dimple sign
  2. DFSP: Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans: COL1A1 & PDGFB, firm and indurated, slow growing, storiform on histo (school of fish), honeycomb pattern extends into subq
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15
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Mutation in KIT RTK causes what?

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Mastocytosis

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16
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Two types of acute eczematous dermatitis

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Contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis

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17
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Two infectious causes of erythema multiforme

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HSV and mycoplasma

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18
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What condition has elongation of rete ridges -> test tubes on a rack

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Psoriasis

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Causes for pemphigus vulgaris, bullous pemphigoid, dermatitis herpetiform, epidermolysis bullosa

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  1. Vulgaris: auto-Ab IgGs
  2. Bullous pemphigoid: drugs, radiation, UV light
  3. Dermatitis herpetiform: auto-Ab IgAs, celiac
  4. Epidermolysis bullosa: structural protein defects
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20
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Six types of panniculitis

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  1. Erythema nodosum
  2. Erythema induratum
  3. Weber-Christian Dz
  4. Factitial panniculitis
  5. T Cell Lymphoma
  6. SLE
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21
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What causes erythema nodosum

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Delayed hypersensitivity to microbes or drugs

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22
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Hallmark of erythema induratum

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Caseous necrosis in fat

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23
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Last resort ectoparasite drug bc high toxicity

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Lindane

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24
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2 drugs that are TRPM8 agonists + 1 drug thats a TRPV1 agonist

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TRPM8: Menthol, camphor
TRPV1: caspaicin

25
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Drug thats a keratolytic and a COX inhibitor

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Salicylic acid

26
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Drug that causes SJS and toxic epidermal necrolysis

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Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole

27
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Finasteride vs minoxidil mechanism

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Finasteride: DHT inhibitor
Minoxidil: K channel opener -> vasodilation + increases anagen (growth) phase

28
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Four Paraneoplastic syndromes and their main component that is messed up

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  1. Humoral hyperCa of malignancy: high TPH-rP
  2. SIADH: high ADH
  3. Cushing: high ACTH
  4. Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome: anti-VGCC Abs
29
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What HIV drug class is HIV2 resistant to?

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NNRTIs

30
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Typical endings for NRTIs, INSTIs, PIs, and NNRTIa?

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  1. NRTIs: vudine
  2. INSTIs: gravir
  3. PIs: navir
  4. NNRTIs: virine
31
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Mesna drug

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Rescue drug for cyclophosphamide; inactivates acrolein formed by it to prevent hemorrhagic cystitis

32
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Leucovorin

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Rescue drug for methotrexate; reduces folate

33
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What is allopurinol the rescue drug for and why?

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Mercaptopurine; reduce tumor lysis syndrome

34
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All the natural products to treat cancer are cell cycle specific. What part of the cell cycle do vinblastine/vincristine, taxanes, camptothecins/epipodophyllotoxins, and asparaginase work in?

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  1. Vinblastine/cristine: M phase
  2. Taxanes: M phase
  3. Captothecins and epipodophyllotoxins: S phase
  4. Asparaginase: G1 phase
35
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Which two classes of CA drugs are all cell cycle specific?

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Antimetabolites, natural products

36
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Asparaginase treats what?

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ALL

37
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All antitumor Abx are derived from what?

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Streptomyces

38
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Four ectoparasite meds and their MOA

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  1. Malathion: cholinesterase inhibitor
  2. Permethrin: Na channel blocker
  3. Ivermectin: Cl channel blocker
  4. Lindane: GABA interruption
39
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Which antifungal do you hold in your mouth and swallow

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Nystatin

40
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Rosacea and red eye meds: what’s the mechanism of action?

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Alpha adrenergic agonists -> vasoconstriction

41
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What type of drug is tazarotene?

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Topical retinoid

42
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Toxicities of topical retinoids vs abx for acne

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Topical retinoids: irritation, dryness, sensitivity, flaking

Abx: photosensitivity

43
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Which drug do you ingest psoralen with?

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PUVA: photochemotherapy for psoriasis

44
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Apremilast MOA and for what?

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PDE4 inhibitors -> psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis

45
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Four topical meds for actinic keratoses

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  1. Fluorouracil
  2. Imiquimod
  3. Ingenol mebutate
  4. Diclofenac
46
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Enzymes associated with each of the three antimetabolites

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  1. Methotrexate: dihydrofolate reductase
  2. 5F: Thymidylate synthetase
  3. 6MP: HGPRT
47
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What do vinca alkaloids and taxanes bind? To do what?

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B-tubulin to inhibit vs stabilize microtubule formation

48
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Taxane that causes hypersensitivity in hands and toes + change in taste

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Paclitaxel

49
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Translocation in CML treated by Imatinib

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9:22 Philadelphia chromosome: BCR-ABL

50
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Three cancer drugs that work on EGFR

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  1. Erlotinib
  2. Gefitinib
  3. Cetuximab
51
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Two drugs that work on VEGF

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  1. Ziv-aflibercept

2. Bevacizumab

52
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Alemtuzumab and Gemtuzumab are anti-what?

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  1. Alemtuzumab: CD52

2. Gemtuzumab: CD33

53
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Which HIV drug causes major hypersensitivity in pts with HLA B5701

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Abacavir

54
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Which PI is a sulfa drug and can cause a rash?

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Darunavir

55
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Two drug classes of HIV meds that mostly induce CYP4A3

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PIs, NNRTIs

56
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Newest and best NNRTI

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Doravirine

57
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Why is enfuviritide a last resort HIV drug?

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V expensive, must be given parenterally

58
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Treatment combo for pts with low HIV copy numbers

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Lamivudine + Dolutegravir

59
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Superior combination of 2 NRTIs as therapy background

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FTC + tenofovir