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Zones of adrenal and production

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Zona glomerusa (aldosterone) (exterior to the interior)
Zona fasciulara: cortisol
Zona reicularis: androgens
adrenal medulla: chromaffin

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aldolase B deficcency (remove what from diet and enzyme?)

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remove sucrose

Glucogeneisis is impaired

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Enzyme deficient in essential fructosuria?

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Frutikinase

benign condition

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Hereditary fructose intolerance?

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Hypoglycemia and vomiting after fructose
failure to thrive
Deficient in aldolase

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Mycobacterium leprae?

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Have patches with anesthesia on the skin
skin to skin contact
armadillo contac
depends on the strength of cell mediated antibody

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borreliaburgdiferu?

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Lyme disease (rash) with fever and malaise

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Campylobacter fetus?

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Gram - rod

mild enteritis in immunocompromised patiens

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Cornybacterium diptheria

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Gram + rod causing diptheria

upper respiratory infection complicated by polyneuritis and myocarditis

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Treponema pallidoim?

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Syphilis painless chancre over entire body

Tertiary syphilis results in skin and bone gummas and ascending aorta

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Hemorroids (nerves)

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pudendal nerve

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splanic nerves?

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Parasympathetic innrtvation to the pelvic and genital organs

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Ilioinguinal nerve?

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medial thigh, scrotum and penis of males

Mons pubis and labia majora in females

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Changes in the adrenal gland?
ACTH
CONN
addison

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Hyperplasia of glomerular layer: Conn (aldosterone)
Hyperplasia of adrenal medulla: pheo
Atophy of adrenal cortex; Addison

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Types of blot procedure?

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western blot: digest the protein and use antibody to bind to it

Northern blot: mRNA and seperated to bands. Probe with nucleotide

Southern blot: DNA sequences

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15
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Surgical options for parkinsons?

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High frequency in the subthalamic nucleus

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What is best treatement for bacteroides and why?

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Gram negative anaerobe
ProduceB lactamase (so use inhibitors)

Clavulin, Pip Tazo, silbactam

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Cipro coverage

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second generation quinolone
gram - rods including legionella and psuedomonas

(topimerase 2 inhibition)

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ceftriaxone

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H influenzae
Klebseilla pneumonia
neisseria
Serratia

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Axithromycin

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Chlamydia
Mycoplasma
H. Influenzae
Moraxella catarrhalis

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Vancomycin

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tricyclic glycopeptide (gram positive bacteria)

21
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Side effects og grancyclovir and of spetra?

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Neutropenia

22
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side effects of tuberculosis medications?

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isonizaid: hepatitis
didanosine: pancreatitis

23
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side effects with foscarnet?

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hypocalcemia
hypokalemia
hypomagisium
hypophopatemia

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Side effects of amiodarone?

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hypothyroidism
hyperthyroidism
hypomagnsium
thyroiditis

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What is used to treat psoriasis?
``` Involves CD4 and CD8 Uses vitamin D analogs including: calcipotriene calcipotiol calcitrual tacalctrol ``` cyclosporine (inhibits nuclear transcription factor) enthracept (inhibits TNF) methrotrexate: folate metabolite binds to dihydrofolate ustekinumab: monoclonanl antibody in psiariasis targets IL1 and IL2
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complication of crohn and UC?
Toxic megacolon | Due an x-ray to see it
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conditions associated with atopic dermatitis?
Allergic rhinitis asthma Atopic dermatitis
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what is glutean entreopathy?
dermatitis hepatiform
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How does isoniaziad work ?
acetylation
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Characteristics of Kartagner syndrome?
Dextrocardia repeated infections primarily a ciliary dyskinesia will often have infertility
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What does C1 complement deficiency?
H influenzae Strep pneumoniae Neseeria mengingitis
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What happens with alveolar collapse?
surfactant in lamellar bodies