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Trendelenburg gait

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when the HIP drops down as the IPSILATERAL foot is lifted off the ground

injury to the OCNTRALATERAL superior gluteal nerve (L4-S1 ventral rami)

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injections into WHAT quadrant have a high probability of injuring the superior gluteal nerve>
Trendelenburg gait

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Superomedial quadant

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safest place for dorsogluteal ijections

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superolateral quadrant of the buttocks

**MOST injections should target the ANTEROLATERAL gluteal area (von Hochstetter triangle) to minage possibility of nerve damage

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heart condition that is considered a normal variant in 20-30% of adults

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Foramen ovale

Any condition that raises RA pressure above left can produce right to left shunt> hypoxemia and paradoxical embolization

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what is the most likely cause of SVC syndrome

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mediastinal mass from the intrathoracic spread of BRONCHIOGENIC CARCINOMA>
compression of SVC>
impaired venous return from upper part of body

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6
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dyspnea
facial swelling
dilated collateral veins in upper trunk

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SVC syndrome

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7
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arise at lung APEX
cause SHOULDER pain d/t compression of brachial plexus
HORNERS syndrome from involvement of cervical ganglia

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Superior sulcus tumors (Pancoast tumors)

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Morphine

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opoid AGONIST
binds to MU opoid receptors

GPCR

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Mechanism of Morphine

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Morphine>
binds MU>
GPCR>
activation of K channels>
INCREASE in K efflux>
HYPERpolarization of postynaptic neurons and termination of pain transmission
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inappropriate laughter
increased appetite
slowed reaction time/motor speed
cognitive impairment

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Marijuana

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11
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2 most immediate physical sxs of marijuana use

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Tachycardia (FAST)
conjunctival injection

*increaed appetite
dry mouth

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opiate intoxication

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MYOSIS (pinpoint pupils)

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Cocaine

intoxication/opoid w/drawal

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Mydriasis (DILATED)

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14
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PCP intoxicatin

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Nystagmus

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15
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Transmission parvo B19

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Respiratory route

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Mild fevere
discrete maculopapular rash that resolves in 3-5 days
occipital and posterior cervical lymphadenopathy

spreads from head to trunk and extremities

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Rubella (German measles)

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GAS strep infection
Fever
sore throat
diffuse erythematous rash
small papules (sandpaper like)
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Scarlet fever

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affects children 6-15
high fever that lasts 3-5 days that resolves following appearance of maculopapular rash that starts on TRUNK and spreads peripherally

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roseola infantum

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fever
ulcers on tongue/oral mucosa
vesicular rash on palms and soles

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hand foot and mouth

Cox A

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Acute intermittent porphyria

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AD disorder of heme synthesis

PBG deaminase def

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ACUTE onset:
abdominal pain
neurological manifestations
NO photosensitivity
PORTWINE (reddish) colored urine that darkens on expsoure to light
PBG and ALA in urine
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AIP

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22
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Tx for AIP

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intravenous glucose or heme to DOWNREGULATE ALA synthase activity

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23
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important for preventing acute attacks of AIP

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Cyp450 inducers (antieleptics, griseofulvin, sulfonamides, rifampin)

alcohol
smomking

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24
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Gradual onset of sxs
cresent shaped mass
elder falls

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SUBdural hematoma

rupture of cortical bridging veins

25
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Recurrent sinopulmonary infections
Giardia lamblia gastroenteritis
FTT
low Ig levels

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X linked aggamaglobulinemia

26
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Bruton Tyrosine kinase gene mutation>

failure of BONE Marrow pre B cells to develop into circulating B lymphocytes

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XLA
LOW CD19>
increased risk for PYOGENIC (encapsulated) bacteria), Giardia (don’t have neutralziaign abs)

27
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SE of nitrates

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HA

facial flushing

28
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benign epidermal tumor
tan to brown
round 
flat
greasy
coin like
STUCK ON
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Seborrheic keratosis

29
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yellowish macule/papule/plaque

often found on eyelid

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Xanthelesma

*hyperlipidemia

30
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benign
pruritic infiltration of the SKIN by MAST cells

SCRATCHING of lesions>
degranulation of mast cells
urticaria
flushing 
syncope
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mastocytosis

31
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polygonal
planar
pruritic
purplish

Wickham’s striae on plaque surface

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Lichen planus

32
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thick
scaly
discoid plaques taht erupt on unexposed scin> scarring

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Discoid lupus erythematousus

33
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seizure that involves ONE area of the body

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partial

34
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simple seizure

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NO aimpairment of conscoius ness after event

35
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complex seizure

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LOC

36
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tx for simple and complex partial seizures

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carbamazepine

37
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MOA of carbamazepine

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blocks VG Na channels in CORTICAL neurons>
INACTIVATES>
decreases abnormal AP

38
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adverse effects of Carbamazepine

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Bone marrow suppression> agranulocytosis (monitor CBC regularly)

hepatotoxic

increase in ADH> SIADH

39
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Blocks T type Ca channels>

decreased Ca current in THALAMIC neurons

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Ethosuximide

40
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Bilateral acoustic neuromas

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AD

NF2 gene on chrom 22

41
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Neurofibromin
chrom 17
cafe au lait spots
multiple neurofibromas
lisch nodules
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NF1

42
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mutation APC

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CRC

FAP

43
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mutation RB1 TSG

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osteosarcoma

retinoblastoma

44
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mutation of VHL on chrom 3

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Von Hippel Lindau disease

renal cysts
RCC
hemangioblastomas of cerebellum and retina

45
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how do ACE inhibitors cause ACUTE rise in serum Cr and can lead to acute renal failure

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BLOCK Angiotensin mediated eff arteriole vasonconstriction>
dilated>
reduced renal filtration fraction

46
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histone 1

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OUTSIDE nucleosomem core

helps to package nucleosomes int omore COMPACT structures by binding and linking DNA

47
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toxins of C. DIFF

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toxin A (enterotoxin)
toxin B (cytotoxin)

inactivate RHO regulatory proteins involved in ACTIN CYTOSKELETON maintenance>
disruption of INTRACELLUALR TIGHT JUNCTIONS> apoptosis

48
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ST elevation and subsequent Q wave formation

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Acute transmural MI

49
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MCC of acute transmural MI

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fully OBSTRUCTIVE thrombus superimposed on a ruptrue datherosclerotic coronary artery plaque

50
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lesser occlusion by thrombus superimposed on acute plaque

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unstable angina

51
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stable stheromatous lesion w/out overlying thrombus but obstructing > 75 of coroanry artery lumen

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stable angina

52
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acute plaque chagne leading to acute myocardial ischemia>

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precipitate v. fib

53
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MCC of death in MI pts during prehospital phase

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Cardiac arrythmia

54
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MCC of death during hte IN hospital phase

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ventricular failure

55
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aschoff bodies

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Acute rheumatic carditis

interstitial myocardial granulomas

(contain plump mphages w/ abundant cytoplasm and central round-ovoid nuclei w/ central slender ribbons of chromatin)

56
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lymphcytic interstitial inflammatory infiltrate w/ focal necrosis of myocytes

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viral myocarditis

57
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recent travel to Latin america

distension of individual myofibers w/ intracellular trypansomes

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Chagas disease

58
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pleomorphic interstitial infiltrate of mphages w//out distinct aschoff body type granulomas

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diptehritic myocarditis

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