Things you are bad at Flashcards

1
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aPTT reflects which pathway

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intrinsic

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2
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findings in coags for anticardiolipin or lupus anticoagulant

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prolonged aPTT that remains prolonged after mixing studies

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3
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Most common cause of newborn hyperammonemia

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urea cycle defect

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4
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ammonia high, normal pH and bicarb

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urea cycle defect

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5
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which CAH is associated with hypertension

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11 B hydroxylase

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6
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most common Congenital adrenal hyperplasia

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21 hydroxylase

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7
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what type of hypersensitivity reaction is serum sicknesss

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type 3 reaction.

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8
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delivery room temperature

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22-26 C (72-78 F)

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9
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5-8 year old with cranual nerve palsy and ataxia acute onsetn

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brainstem glioma

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10
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presentation medullblastoma

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morning headache, vomiting, lethargy due to hydrocephalus

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11
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which vitamin deficiency is seen in neonatal seizures refractory to AEDs

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vitamin B6

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12
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what lab test diagnosis juvenile dermatomyostisit

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CK elevation, aldolase elevation, LD elevation or AST ALT elevation

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13
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liver tumor with elevate AFP

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hepatoblastoma

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14
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what isTay Sachs disease

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defect in ganglgioside metabolism

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15
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inheritance of tay sachs disease

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autosomal recessive

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16
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signs of tay sachs disease

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progressive neurological deterioration with loss of vision, stmaina and muscle tone. cherry red spot on retina

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17
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signs of niemann pick disease

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hepatosplenomegaly, ataxis, dysarthria and dyphagia

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18
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what deficiency causes gaucher disease

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glucocerebrosidase

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19
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signs of gaucher disease

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hepatosplenomgealy spasticity and seizures

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20
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signs of x linked adrenoleukodystrophy

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male, developmental regression, spasticity and NO hepatosplenomegaly

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21
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characteristics of benign epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes

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facial numbness, twitching, gluttural vocalizations, drooling, dysphasia, difficulty with speech

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22
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how does duchenne musuclar dystorphy present on physical exam in shoulders

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upward displacement of shoulders and abnormal lateral rotation of scapula

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23
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which clotting factors are inhibited by warfarin

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Factors 2,7,9,10 Protein C and S

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24
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Fanconi syndrome is what type RTA

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Type II

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25
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acid base of Type II RTA

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hyperchloremic acidosis with normal anion gap

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26
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Which RTA is associated with hyperkalemia, adrenal failure and CAH and DM

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type 4

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27
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findings associated with type 1 RTA

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nephrlithiasis and nephrocalcinosis and urine pH >5.5

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28
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what milk has low levels of folate and kida are at risk of folate deficiency

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goats milk

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29
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what is formed from abnormal budding of tracheal diverticulum in utero

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bronchogenic cysts

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30
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recurrent URI infections in toddler with now a penumothorax- likely cause

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bronchogenic cysts that ruptured and caused pneumothorax

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31
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tapered beak like distal esophagus and loss of peristalsis

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Achalasia

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32
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what does esophageal manometry show for achalasia

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increased lower esophageal pressure

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33
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inheritance chronic granulomatous disease

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x linked recessive

34
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what is the test for someone with recurrent skin infections, pneumonias and episodes lymphadenitis usually from S aureus

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dihydrorhodamine oxidation test for Chronic granulomatous disease

35
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How to calculate fluid deficit 5% 10kg child

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.05 x mL of weight (10kg=10,000mL).

36
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cut off hemoglobin A1c for DM2 treatment with insulin

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8.5 and greater

37
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urine anion gap in GI diarrheal illness

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negative urine anion gap

38
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the measurement of very long chain fatty acids diagnose what

A

peroxisomal disorders

39
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21 hydroxylase deficiency presentation in infancy

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weight loss, dehydration, vomiting. Either clitoromegaly or undescended testes.
hypoNa and hyper K

40
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phos and Ca levels in vit D deficient rickets

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both are low

41
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Ca and phos and PTH levels in someone with hypoparathyroidisme

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low PTH, low CA and high Phos

42
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what electrolyte abnormality causes skin to feel doughy

A

hypernatremia

43
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findings with 11B hydroxylase deficiency in boy

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increased penile growth with pubic hair. No growth in testicular size

44
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blood pressure in 11b hydroxylase deficiency

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hypertension

45
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acid base of ethylene glycol ingestion

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high anion gap metabolic acidosis with elevated osmolol gap

46
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anorexia can lead to what electrolyte abnrmality that is important for cardiac function

A

hypokalemia

47
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other than proteinuria what lab abnormality is present with idiopathic nephrotic syndrome

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elevated triglycerides and cholesterol

48
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listeria outbreaks are associ with eating what

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uncooked hotdogs and goat cheese

49
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serum vs urine levels of copper in wilson disease

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low serum. high urine

50
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pierre robin sequence is seen with which genetic condition

A

stickler syndrome

51
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midface hypoplasia, cleft palate, pierre robin sequence, abnormalities of eye and hearing loss

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stickler syndrome

52
Q

additional screening test after diagnosing myasthenia gravis

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CT chest to evaluate for thymoma or thymic hyperplasia

53
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FeNA in renal AKI

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greater than 2%

54
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FeNA is prerenal AKI

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less than 1 %

55
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what is elevated in Maple syrup urine disease

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isoleucine, leucine and valine

56
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screening for child with history congenital diaphragmatic hernia repair

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XR annually

57
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where is cobalamin absorbed

A

terminal ileum

58
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diagnosis of graves is with what test

A

thyrotropin receptor antibody

59
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rapid correction of hyponatremia can cause what

A

pontine demyelinosis

60
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rapid correction of hypernatremia can cause what

A

cerebral edema from fluid shift into the cells

61
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pill ingestion symptoms dilated pupils, hypotension and drowsiness? also what is cure?

A

TCA ingestion. give Nabicarb

62
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pheochromocytomas are associated with which genetic conditions

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von hippel lindau, NF1, MEN type 2

63
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taysachs is deficient in what

A

beta hexosaminidase A deficiency

64
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taysachs vs gaucher

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taysachs has regression around 3-6 months and spasticity. Gaucher will have hepatosplenomgealy and anemia + thrombocytopenia. BOTH have cherry red spots

65
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Negative Predictive Value

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True negative divided by true negative+false negative

66
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postitive predictive value

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true positive divided by true positive+false positive

67
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treatment epididymitis

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ceftriaxone +doxy or ceftriaxone+azithro

68
Q

hydronephrosis wihtout ureteral dilation

A

ureteropelvic junction obstruction

69
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unilateral hydronephrosis with dilaterion of distal ureter without bladder distention

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ureterovesical obstruction

70
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hydronephrosis with thickened bladder and dilatered posterior urethra

A

posterior urethral valves

71
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eye finding in NF2

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posterior subscapular lens opacity

72
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how to diagnose a fatty acid oxidation disorder

A

plasma acylcarnitine profile

73
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urine ketones and urinary reducing substances in fatty acid oxidation disorder

A

both are negative

74
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what are the amino acid metabolism disorders

A

PKU, tyrosinemia and MSUD

75
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ketoacidosis and hyperammonemia tells you its what type disorder

A

organic acidemia

76
Q

very long chain fatty acids diagnose what

A

peroxismal disorders like zellweger

77
Q

MCAD an LCAD are what

A

fatty acid oxidation disorders

78
Q

mutation for primary ciliary dyskinesia

A

DNAH11

79
Q

small tonsils and immunodeficiency

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x linked agammaglobulinemia- humoral deficiency

80
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diuretic use chronically is associate with what abnormality on labwork

A

hyperuricemia