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1
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Attack rate

A

ratio of number of people who contract illness divded by number of ppl at risk of contracting illness

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2
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mucosa of terminal ileum inflammed (crohns) leads to…

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decreased bile acid resorption and loss as feces>
increased lithogenciity o fbile>
cholesterol precipitates>
forms gallstones

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3
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why does prior infection w/ n. gonorrhea NOT results in lasting immunity

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bacteria modify outer membrane proteins by process of antigenic variation

abs are highly strain specific or poorly protective

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4
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dose dep increase in cardiac contractility and dose dependent decrease in systemic vascular resistance

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Isoproterenol

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5
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isoproternol

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increases cardiac contractility by acting on B1

at low doses binds B2> relaxation of vascular smooth muscle

NO effect on alpha receptors

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6
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NE

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a1 reeptors> increase in systemic vascular resistance

B1> mild increase in myocardial ocntractility

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7
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Clonidine

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central SNS agent

A2 recepotrs in brainstem> decreases peripheral vascular resistance and HR

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8
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Labetolol

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a1 blocking effects

non selective B blopcker

DECREASE in myocardial onctracility and SVR

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9
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Phenylphrine

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A1>A2 agonist effects

infusion> increase in SVR

Sympathomimetic drug

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10
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secreted/no absorbedin the PCT

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PAH
creatinine
inulin
urea

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11
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absorbed/decreased in PCT

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bicarb
glucose
AA

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12
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damaged by forceful ANTERIOR motion of tibia w/ respect to femur

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ACL

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13
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syndrome of prolonged repetitive muscle contractions

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Dystonia

Impaired fxn of basal ganglia

(cervical dystonia, blepharospasm (eyelids), writers cramp)

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14
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myoclonus

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sudden brief severe muscle contraction (falling asleep)

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15
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acute onset
midchest pleuritic pain
decreases on sitting up and leaning forward

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acute pericarditis

*pericardial friction rub

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16
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FF

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GFR/RPF

*ureteral constriction= GFR is decreased, slighly increased RPF>

decreased filtration fraction

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17
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tx giardiasis
trichomonas vaginitis
bacterial vaginosis

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oral metronidazole

*disulfiram rxn

18
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leading cuase of pneumonia, otitis media, MENINGITIS in aduls

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S. pnumoniae

19
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lancet shaped gram + cocci in pairs

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s. pneumoniae

20
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bean shaped gram - cocci in pairs

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n. meningitidis

21
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gram + cocci in clusters

22
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gram - coccobacillus

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H. influenze

23
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facultatively intracellular motile gram + rod

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listeria monocytogenes

24
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sudden onset abdominal/flank kpain, hematoria and left sidded varicocele in pt w/ nephrotic syndrome

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HYPERCOAGULABLE STATE> renal vein thrombosis

25
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ST elevation in leads V1-V3

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LAD occlusion

26
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sense hypoxia nd respond by synthesizing EPO>

production of RBC in bone marrow

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Renal cortical cells in kidney

27
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most effective anticoagulant at inactivating thrombin

binds both antithrombin and thrombin to allow antithrmbin to inactivate thrombin

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unfractionated heparin

28
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unfractionated heparin

LMWH

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bind to antithrombin to INCREASE activity against Factor Xa

29
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why should nitrates NOT be used w/ PDE inhbitors

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BOTH incrase cGMP> vascular SM relaxatoin>

profound hypotension

30
Q

Hypocapnia

A

alveolar HYPERventilation

*arterial PaCO22 is a direct indicator of alveolar venitlation status

31
Q

upper airway obstruction
reduced ventilatory drive
respiratory muscle fatigue
decreased chest wall compliance

A

alveolar HYPOventilation and hypercapnia

32
Q

UT infection in children that leads to:

dysuria and hematuria–> heomorrhagic cystitis

A

ADENOVIRUS

33
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M3 AML

persistent infection
coagulopathy> hemorrhagic signs/sxs

promyelocytes w/ auer rods

A

t(15:17)

fusion of ALPHA RETINOIC ACID RECEPTOR GENE and PML gene

34
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t(9;22)

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Philadelphia chromosome
CML
BCR-ABL fusion protein

35
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(t8;14), t(8;22)

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Burkitt lymphoma

movement of myc protooncogene from chrom 8 to region near the IG promoter site on chromosomes 14, 22, 2

36
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t(14;18)

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non hodgkin follicular small cell lymphoma

places BCL-2 protooncogene from chrom 18 near IG heavy chain promoter on chrom 15

37
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found in the cell walls of tropheryma whippeli and colors MAGENTA w/ PAS and is diastase resistant>
good for evluating Whipple disease

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Glycoprotein

38
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Calcium

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dark purple deposit

H and E stain

39
Q

Iron

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blue

stained w/ prussian blue

40
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damage leads to hemibaillism

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subthalamic nucleus (most often d/t lacunar stroke)–> usually CONTRALATERAL

41
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WING BEATING TREMOR
PSYCHOSIS
CIRRHOSIS

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WILSON DISEASE > hepatolenticular degeneration (GP and putamen)

42
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damage to internal capsule

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perforating arteries are obstructed (lacunar infarcts)> pure MOTOR or pure SENSORY deficits

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