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1
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LES tone, Esophageal motility in CREST

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Lower LES tone, Decr motiity

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2
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Effect of incr ACTH on adrenals

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Hyperplasia of Zona Fasciculata

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3
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When is separation anxiety normal

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12-18 months of age

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4
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Pyocianin

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Kills competing bugs and pulmonary cells

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5
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Why ED in liver disease

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Hyperestrogenism –> Hypogonadism –> Low testosterone

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6
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Specific therapy shown to reduce pulmonary vascular resistance (IRDS)

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Nitric Oxide

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7
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What is normal in ARDS

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Left Atrial Pressure (PCWP)

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8
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Pathophys of ARDS

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Endothelial cell damage (cytokines, PMN’s)

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9
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Analgesic nephropathy

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Marked thickening of vasa recta capillaries and intermittent tubular necrosis

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10
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Responsible for signs and symptoms of gout

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PMN’s engulf urate crystals after IgG binding

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11
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Cell transformation

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Loses ability to regulate growth

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12
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Phentoamine MOA

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Alpha antagonist (reversible)

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13
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Anticholinergic symptoms

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Hot as a hare, Dry as a bone, Red as a beet, Blind as a bat, Mad as a hatter

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14
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Feature of Burkitt Lymphoma cells

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Prominent lipid vacuoles

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15
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Peripheral smear of CML

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Leukocytosis with many immature myeloid cells

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16
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Clefted lymphocytes

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Centrocytes = Follicular lymphoma

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17
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Rosacea

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Easy flushing –> Persistent erythema, telangiectasia, sensitivity to sunlight

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18
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Most common organism in endometritis

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Bacteroides (postpartum), Chlamydia less commonly

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19
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Nummular exema

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Most commonly from xerosis –> Pruritic, coin-shaped, erhythematous patches

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20
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Psoriasis seems to be triggered by

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Smoking, Weather change, Stress

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21
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Vasomotor rhinitis

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Chornic nasal congestions that worsens with abrupt change sin temp or exposure to odors or alcohol

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22
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Deep fascia of penis surrounding corpora cavernosa and spongiosum

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Buck’s

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23
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Binasal hemianopsia

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Bilateral pressure on optic chiasm - Atherosclerosis of internal carotids

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24
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Innervation of Levator Scapulae

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Dorsal Scapular

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25
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Innervation of Pec Minor

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Medial Pectoral N

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26
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How is saliva modified on excretion

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Na, Cl reabsorbed; K, HCO3 secreted

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27
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Adjustment disorder vs Acute Stress Disorder

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In AD, no flashbacks or nightmares and typically emotional stress caused rather than life-threatening event (rarely last >6 mo)

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28
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Schizophrenia is >2 of …

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Delusions, Hallucinations, Disorganized speech/behavior, Negative sx

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29
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Schizotypal Personality Disorder

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Maladaptive behavior characterized by magical thinking, odd beliefs; Usually no auditory hallucinations

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30
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Acanthomoeba

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Fatal encephalitis in AIDS/immunocompromised - mass similar to Toxo

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31
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Urine darkens upon standing in sunlight

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AIP (during attack)

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32
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Features of pleural exudate

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(1) Pleural fluid protein/serum protein >0.5; (2) Pleural fluid LDH/serum LDH >0.6; or (3) Pleural fluid LDH > 2/3 upper limit normal serum LDH

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33
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Low glucose in pleural fluid

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Malignancy or infection

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34
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Osmotic Fragility Test

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Spherocytes more fragile (SA/volume), Sickle Cell/Thalassemia less fragile

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35
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Burr cells (echinocytes)

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Uremia or Pyruvate Kinase deficiency

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36
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Complications of Hereditary Spherocytosis

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Pigment Gallstones, Aplastic Crises from Parvo B19

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37
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HSphero after splenectomy

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Infections, Thrombosis

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38
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Sodium and Glucose osmotic relationship

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Serum sodium drops 1.6 mEq/L for every 100mg/dL rise in blood glucose

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39
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Timepoint for early male vs femal differentiation of external genitalia

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10 weeks

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40
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Postmortem clots vs thrombi

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Bright purple to red, gelatinous; Not attached to vessel wall, lack lines of Zahn

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41
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Gastrin receptor on Parietal Cells

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CCK2

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42
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Palmitoylation

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FA’s are covalently anchored to plasma membrane cysteine residues –> Incr hydrophobicity; Many GPCR’s exhibit this anchoring

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43
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Changes in HR, LVESV after Nitroglycerin

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HR incr, LVESV decreased (decr stroke work = lower ratio of MVO2:Coronary BF)

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44
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Allelic vs Genetic heterogeneity

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Allelic = different mutations in same gene; Genetic = Mutations in different genes

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45
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Phenotypic heterogeneity

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Mutations in same gene result in different phenotypes

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46
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DMD vs BMD is blank hetergeneity

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Allelic

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47
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Clemastine

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Selective H1 blocker for allergic rhinitis or urticaria but not asthma (H4)

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48
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Serotonin causes vaso…

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Constriction

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49
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Indirect ELISA

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Detect specific antibodies in pt serum

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50
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Most bacterial efflux pumps work by

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Moving protons along concentration gradient out of cell coupled with expelling antibiotic

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51
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Chromosome 4

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ADPKD (PKD2), Huntingtons

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52
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Chromosome 5

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Cri-du-chat, FAP

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53
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Chromosome 7

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Williams, Cystic Fibrosis

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54
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Chromosome 9

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Freidreich Ataxia

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55
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Chromosome 13

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Patau, Wilson disease

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56
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Chromosome 16

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ADPKD (PKD1)

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57
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Chromosome 17

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NF1 (NR17)

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58
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Proteins destined for ER possess

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N-terminal peptide sequence (15-20 hydrophobic AA’s) –> Recognized by SRP –> Fed into RER

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59
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Hydrops Fetalis

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Hb Barts (4 nonfunctional globin loci), Parvovirus B19, Rh disease, etc

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60
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Abnormally low Testosterone in Seminiferous Tubules, Epididymis

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Sertoli cell dysfunction (ABP) –> Necessary to maintain high testosterone locally

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61
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What gland is responsible for hyperhidrosis (palms, soles, axillae)

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SNS (cholinergic though) –> T2 sympathetic ganglia for axillary hyperhidrosis

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62
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Superior cervical sympathetic ganglion –>

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Tarsal muscle, Lacrimal gland, Radial muscle of iris, All salivary glands

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63
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Red safranin O

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cartilage, mast cell granules, mucin

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64
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PAF actions

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IP3 –> Ca –> Bronchoconstriction, Vasoconstriction, Platelet aggregation

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65
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Low levels PAF

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NO –> GC –> cGMP –> Vasodilator that promotes leukocyte adhesion; diapedesis, degranulation, oxidative burst

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66
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How does Prostacyclin inhibit platelet function

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Incr cAMP by stimulating AC

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67
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Epidermoid cysts

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Keratin-filled, cystic papules - not actually from sebaceous glands

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68
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Slope of Lineweaver Burk

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Km/Vmax

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69
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Rigidity of Chlamydia wall

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Lack peptidoglycan – Cysteine-rich outer membrane with S-S bridges

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70
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First generation Sulfonylureas

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Chlorpropamide, Tolbutamide

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71
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GLP-1 analogs

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Exenatide, Liraglutide

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72
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Amylin analogs

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Pramlintide

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73
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SGLT-2 inhibitor

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Canaglifozin

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74
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Compact vs spongy

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Outer shell vs Inner cancellous trabeculae

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75
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Woven vs Lamellar bone

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Woven is immature (often pathologic in adult)

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76
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Bony callus is composed of

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Flexible hyaline cartilage

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77
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Lynch syndrome cancers

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Colorectal, Endometrial

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78
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FAP cancers

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Colorectal, Brain, Desmoids/osteomas

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79
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vHL cancers

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Hemangioblastoma, Clear cell RCC, Pheo

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80
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MEN1 vs MEN2 gene

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MEN1 is tumor suppressor (menin); MEN2 is proto-oncogene (RET)

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81
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Papoviruses

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Polyoma and Papilloma

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82
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All DNA viruses replicate in blank expect blank

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Nucleus, exc Pox

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83
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All DNA viruses are linear except

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Papilloma, Polyoma, Hepadna

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84
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*-ssRNA virus that carries own RNA polymerase

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Paramyxovirus

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85
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Pontiac Fever

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self-limited flu-like illness from Legionella

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86
Q

Colloid goiter

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Diffuse, nontoxic goiter

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87
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Achalasia is due to

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Aperistalsis in distal esophagus and hypertensive LES unable to relax

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88
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Conduction aphasia

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Only repitition impaired

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89
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Unmyelinated neurons (Group C)

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(1) Autonomic postganglionic; (2) Heat afferents; (3) Afferents of dull, burning, visceral pain

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90
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Delusional disorder

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> 1 delusion for >1 mo; Ability to function apart from delusion

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91
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Standard Error

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SD / sqrt(n)

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92
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Lassa Fever is transmitted by

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Rodent urine

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93
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Loading of MHC 1 vs 2

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1 is shuttled to RER and loaded with antigen presented by TAP; 2 is shuttled to endosome with Invariant chain

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94
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CD1

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Present lipid-containing foreign antigens to CD1-specific T cells

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95
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Extrinsic toxins causing ATN

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Aminoglycosides, Amph B, Contrast dye, Heavy metals

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96
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Callus

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Painless thickening of stratum corneum

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97
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Cut section of PCOS ovary

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Subcapsular folicles in diff stages of atresia rimmed by hyperplastic theca stromal cells

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98
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Purine nucleoside phosphorylase deficiency

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Isolated T lymphocyte deficiency

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99
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APRT deficiency

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Purine salvage def (Adenine to AMP) => Hyperuricemia, Adenine stone urolithiasis

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100
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Block aminoacyl-tRNA access to 30S

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Tetracyclines

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101
Q

Blocks peptidyltransferase action on 50S

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Chloramphenicol

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102
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Pyromycin MOA

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analog to amionacyl-tRNA

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103
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Direct Cholinomimetics

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Bethenachol, Carbachol, Methacholine, Pilocarpine

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104
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GpIIb/IIIa inhibitors are used in

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Acute Coronary Syndrome

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105
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Origin of germ cells

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Posterior Yolk Sac –> Gonadal ridge during 5th/6th wk of development (may stray)

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106
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Heart defects in DiGeorge

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Conotruncal - Truncus, Tetrology, Interrupted aortic arch

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107
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Lipoxin A4, B4

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Decr leukocyte recruitment

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108
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PGD2/E2

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Vasodilation, Inc vascular permeability

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109
Q

FSGS is often associated with

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HIV, Heroin, Sickle cell

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110
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Collapsing Glomerulopathy

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HIV –> FSFS variant

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111
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HoxA-13

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Hand-Foot-Genital Syndrome

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112
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MUDPILES

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Methanol, Uremia, DKA, Propylene Glycol, INH/Iron, Lactic Acidosis, Ethylene Glycol, Salicylates

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113
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At constant contractility, max velocity of skeletal muscle contraction increases as

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Afterload (force against which it must contract) decreases

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114
Q

Acute leukemia presents as

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Pancytopenia

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115
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Glucagon vs Octreotide on splanchnic flow

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Glucagon vasodilates, Octreotide vasconstricts and diverts to caval

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116
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tRNA D arm vs TWC loop

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D arm facilitates correct AA pairing; T arm necessary to bind to ribosomes

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117
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Which is slanted: TOF for depolarizing or non-depolarizing?

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Slanted for non-depolarizing (Tubucurarine, Phase 2 succinylcholine)

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118
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Ribavirin MOA

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(1) Hypermutates; (2) Inhibit IMP DH - depletes GTP; (3) Inhibit HCV RNA polymerase; (4) Inhibit 5’ cap; (5) Enhance Th1 immunity

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119
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When is RBC Cl content highest

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Venous blood (CO2 –> HCO3 –> Exchanged for Cl)

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120
Q

Scala tympani/vestibuli vs scala media

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Tympani/vestibuli have high Na content (perilymph); Media high K content (endolymph)

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121
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Progressive Supranuclear Palsy

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Parkinsonism (midbrain, frontal subcortical white matter) –> Rapid gait dysfunction, Falls, Executive fxn loss, Vertical gaze palsy –> Tau proteins

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122
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Absent matrix protein in measles

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Mediates mature viron particle formation –> Absent can lead to SSPE

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123
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From what is alanine formed in muscle

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Pyruvate + NH2-

124
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Glutamine in kidneys

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Glutaminase –> Glutamate and NH3/NH4+

125
Q

Murmurs that incr with Decr Preload and Afterload

A

Valsalva/Abrupt standing –> MVP and HCM decr (LV volume decr)

126
Q

Murmurs that incr with Handgrip

A

AR, MR, VSD (incr LV and aortic pressure)

127
Q

Murmurs that decr with Handgrip

A

HCM (incr LV volume), AS (decr transvalvular gradient)

128
Q

Germ layer of Bladder, Urethra

A

Endoderm

129
Q

Germ layer of middle ear

A

Endoderm

130
Q

Germ layer of lungs

A

Endoderm

131
Q

Germ layer of Internal Genitalia

A

Mesoderm

132
Q

Germ layer of Kidney, Ureters

A

Mesoderm (vs bladder, urethra are endoderm)

133
Q

Germ layer of Adrenal Cortex vs Medulla

A

Cortex is mesoderm, Medulla is NC

134
Q

Primitive streak

A

Thickening of epiblast that appears cadually and grows cranially

135
Q

Epiblast cells that undergo EMT

A

Migrate down to become mesoderm and endoderm

136
Q

B vs Power

A

B is probability of committing type 2 error; Power is 1-B, the probability of rejecting null hypothesis when it is truly false

137
Q

Myelodysplastic Syndromes are characterized by

A

Ineffective hematopoeisis and cell maturation defects (BM shows dysplastic differentiation among all non-lymphoid lineages)

138
Q

How far do cilia extend in respiratory tree? Goblet cells?

A

Goblet cells end in segmental bronchus, cilia extend thru terminal bronchioles to respiratory bronchioles (in order to sweep mucus back up)

139
Q

Bronchioles (vs Bronchi) generally lack

A

Goblet cells, Glands, and Cartilage

140
Q

CD16

A

Low-affinity Fc receptor on NK cells, PMNs, Macrophages

141
Q

Tumor suppressor or proto-oncogene: APC, WT1, vHL?

A

All tumor suppressors

142
Q

EGFR inhibitors are used for

A

Non-small cell lung cancer

143
Q

D-glutamic acid capsule

A

B anthracis

144
Q

Require NADPH as cofactor

A

FA, Cholesterol, Steroid synthesis; Drug metabolism

145
Q

Selection bias

A

Non-random selection, or Selective attrition of participatns

146
Q

Haldane effect

A

Incr O2 binding –> Incr CO2 and H+ unloading

147
Q

Cofactor for ALA synthase

A

B6

148
Q

CD18 deficiency

A

Leukocyte adhesion –> Skin infections WITHOUT pus, Delayed separation

149
Q

C3 vs C4 in PSGN

A

C3 low, C4 normal

150
Q

Hemoglobin Bart

A

Gamma 4 - Homozygous alpha thal

151
Q

Location of N-acetylglutamate Synthase

A

Liver mitochondria (urea cycle)

152
Q

Asparagine is formed from

A

Glutamine transfers to Aspartate

153
Q

Etoposide vs Irinotecan vs Topotecan

A

Etoposide is Topo 2; Others are 1

154
Q

Topo 1 vs 2

A

1 makes ss nicks; 2 makes ds nikcs

155
Q

Etoposide MOA

A

Podophyllin –> Seal ds nicks

156
Q

Positive and Negative LR

A

LR+ = Sensitivity/(1-specificity); LR- = (1-sensitivity)/Specificity

157
Q

Incidence and mortality of top 3 cancers in women

A

Incidence is Breast, Lung, Colon; Mortality is Lung, Breast Colon

158
Q

AE of Ticlopidine

A

Neutropenia

159
Q

Reverse T3 is generated from

A

Peripheral conversion of T4

160
Q

Where is GTP formed in CAC

A

Succinyl-CoA –> Succinate

161
Q

First does of ACEi

A

Hypotension –> Predisposed with hyponatremia, hypovolemia (diuretics), high renin/aldosterone, renal impairment, heart failure

162
Q

Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma cells are

A

Large, Overlapping nuclei, Finely dispersed chromatin, Intranuclear inclusions and grooves

163
Q

Length Constant

A

(Space constant) - Measure of how far along axon an electical impulse can propogate

164
Q

Time Constant

A

Time it takes for change in membrane potential to achieve 63% of new value (lower = incr speed)

165
Q

Bluish neoplasm under nail bed

A
  1. Glomangioma; 2. Melanoma
166
Q

Glomus bodies

A

Neurovascular organs in dermis - Thermoregulation

167
Q

E6 and E7

A

HPV - E6 inhibits p53, E7 binds Rb

168
Q

Right Nasal Hemiopia

A

Aneurysm or Atherosclerotic calcification of Internal Carotid impinging upon optic chiasm

169
Q

Lipoid acid is involved in

A

(1) Decarboxylation of a-Keta Acids; (2) Transfer of alkyl groups

170
Q

Citrullinemia

A

Deficiency of Arginosuccinate Synthetase

171
Q

Effect of Hyperammonemia on neurons

A

(1) Deplete Glutamate and a-KG; (2) Incr Glutamine = Hyperosmolarity, Mito dysfxn

172
Q

Oxindole

A

Elevated in hepatic encephalopathy

173
Q

Enterovirus vs Picornavirus

A

All picorna are entero except Rhinovirus

174
Q

Naked ssDNA virus

A

Parvovirus

175
Q

Lesions very characteristic of Histoplasmosis

A

Ulcerated lesions of tongue

176
Q

Phlegmasia Alba Dolens

A

(milk leg) = Iliofemoral venous thrombosis in peripartum women

177
Q

Dystrophic calcifications occurs where

A

Necrosis

178
Q

Heart assocations with Down’s

A

Ostium Primum ASD, Regurgitant AV valves

179
Q

Heart associations with DiGeorge

A

Tetrology, Aortic Arch anomalies

180
Q

Heart associations with Friedreich’s Ataxia

A

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

181
Q

Heart associations with Marfan’s

A

Cystic medial necrosis of aorta

182
Q

Most serious long term effect of chloroquine

A

Retinopathy

183
Q

Mesenteric Adenitis

A

Yersinia enterocolitica - Pseudoappendicitis (5-14)

184
Q

Pacinian vs Ruffini corpuscles

A

Both myelinated Abeta fibers; Both tough, proprioception, vibration; Pacinian are rapidly adapting, Ruffini are slow

185
Q

Tranexamic Acid

A

Like Aminocaproic acid, inhibits fibrinolysis

186
Q

Leukoerythroblastic Peripheral Smear

A

Nucleated red cells, Immature white’s = Bone marrow fibrosis or met cancer

187
Q

Hepatoblastoma is associated with

A

FAP or Beckwith-Wiedeman

188
Q

Most vulnerable areas of CNS to hypoxemia

A

(1) Pyramidal cells of Hippocampus and neocortex; (2) Purkinje cells of cerebelllum

189
Q

Chronic rejection of lung transplant vs kidney

A

Inflammation of small bronchioles vs inflammation of vasculature in kidney

190
Q

NO is synthesized by

A

Arginine + O2

191
Q

Decreased activity of bacterial catalase peroxidase

A

Isoniazid resistance

192
Q

Eggshell calcifications and birefringent particles surrounded by fibrous tissue

A

Silicosis

193
Q

Berylliosis manifestation

A

Non-caseating granulomas without obvious particles

194
Q

Too much IgA

A

Risk of N meningitidis

195
Q

Conditions with Pulsus Paradoxus

A

COPD, Asthma, PE, Cardiac Tamponade, Constrictive Pericarditis

196
Q

Injury causing Obturator n injury

A

Anterior Hip Dislocation, Iatrogenic

197
Q

When are S3 and S4 normal

A

S3 in children, young adults, pregnancy; S4 in healthy older adults

198
Q

ERBB1 is associated with

A

SCC of lung

199
Q

ERBB2 associated with

A

Breast and Ovarian Cancer

200
Q

Receptor for CMV

A

Integrins

201
Q

Receptor for Rabies

A

nAChR

202
Q

Receptor for Rhinovirus

A

ICAM1 (CD54)

203
Q

Meningitis is infants >3mo

A

Strep pneumo, N meningitidis

204
Q

MacConkey’s is selective for

A

Gram negatives

205
Q

Use of Fenfluramine, Dexfenfluramine, and Phentermine for >3mo –>

A

Pulmonary HTN

206
Q

When does BP first fall in Pulmonary HTN

A

exercise

207
Q

Ligament forming posterior wall of spinal canal

A

Flavum

208
Q

Rb chromosome

A

13

209
Q

Cholinergic innervation to blood vessels

A

No innervation to wall –> M receptors on endothelial cells –> Release NO (endothelium-derived relaxation factor)

210
Q

NO –> cGMP –>

A

Ca efflux

211
Q

Absolute contraindications to OCPs

A

Thromboembolic event, Stroke, Estrogen-dependent tumor, >35 and smoke, HyperTG, Liver disease, Pregnancy

212
Q

Onset of DT timeline

A

48-72 hours (SNS hyperactivity, hallucinations, confusion)

213
Q

Location of instussuseption

A

Ileocolic junction

214
Q

Age >2 with intussuception

A

Look for lead point

215
Q

Age of MMR vaccination

A

12-15 months

216
Q

Diagnosis of Granuloma inguinale? Painful lesion?

A

Klebsiella inguinale –> Donovan bodies –> Initial lesion not painful

217
Q

Diagnosis of Lymphogranuloma venereum

A

Intracytoplasmic chlamydial inclusion bodies

218
Q

Donovanosis if untreated

A

Elephantitis

219
Q

Treatment of Focal Seizures

A

Carb, Gaba, Phenobarbital, Phenytoin

220
Q

Treatment of Generalized seizures (TC and Myoclonic)

A

Lamotrigene, Levetiracetam, Topiramate, Valproic Acid

221
Q

Myoclonic seizures

A

Generalized, No loss of consciousness or postictal state

222
Q

Fluphenazine

A

DA antagonist - Tourette’s

223
Q

Metyrapone

A

Blocks 11-B-Hydroxylase –> Lack of pituitary feedback –> Incr ACTH

224
Q

Autoimmune Hypophysitis

A

ACUTE (vs Sheehan which is more subacute/chronic) - Cortisol def, Visual field defects

225
Q

Histology of Dubin Johnson

A

Although grossly black, histology may be relatively normal, with epinephrine metabolites in lysosomes

226
Q

Most patients on Amiodarone can expect at least one of:

A

Hepatitis, Pulmonary Fibrosis, Thyroid, Blue-gray skin, Corneal micro-depositis - Holy Fuck, This Blows Cock

227
Q

Blank contracts behind food bolus to initiate peristaltic cascade

A

Cricopharyngeus

228
Q

Cricopharyngeal dysfunction

A

Failure of relaxation during swallowing –> Choking of “food sticking”

229
Q

Among acute viral exanthems, which have maculopapular rash that begins on face and spreads to trunk/extremities

A

Measles and Rubella

230
Q

Compared to measles, rash of rubella typically

A

Spreads faster, doesn’t coalesce or darken

231
Q

Roseola Infanatum

A

HHV6 - Transient rash on trunk and chest a few days after fever subsides

232
Q

Colorado tick fever

A

Fever, vomitting, myalgias, weakness

233
Q

Paneth cells

A

Base of intestinal crypts –> Phagocytic and secretory properties

234
Q

Which insulin binds albumin

A

Detemir

235
Q

Infections causing pancreatitis

A

Mumps, Coxsackie, Mycoplasma

236
Q

Drugs causing pancreatitis

A

Azathioprine, Sulfasalazine, Furosemide, Valproic acid

237
Q

Incr oxalate in urine is associated with

A

Intestinal malabsorption syndromes (eg Crohn’s)

238
Q

In addition to Na and GABA actions, Valproate blocks

A

NMDA

239
Q

High AV concentration gradient of anesthetic

A

More extracted from arterial blood –> More must be absorbed to saturate blood and then brain –> Slower onset of action

240
Q

Type of beta blockers that can cause hyperkalemia

A

B2 (nonselective)

241
Q

Myocardium can endure ischemia for how long without serious irreversible consequences

A

20-30 minutes

242
Q

Congenital cataracts, Deafness, PDA

A

Congenital Rubella

243
Q

Trochanteric Bursitis

A

Chronic, intermittent pain in grown that radiates to lateral thigh

244
Q

Muscle biopsy of ALS

A

Denervation atrophy = Small angular fibers; Fiber grouping, Group atrophy, Target fibers

245
Q

EMG of ALSO

A

Polyphasic or Giant motor unit potentials

246
Q

Fibrillations vs Fasciculations

A

Fibrillations are from individual fibers on EMG; Fasciculations appear as ripple on surface

247
Q

Parvovirus in adults

A

Mimics RA, but is transient

248
Q

Mechanisms of AD therapy

A

(1) Incr ACh; (2) Anti-oxidant; (3) NMDA block

249
Q

Donepazil

A

AChEsterase inhibitor

250
Q

Memantine

A

NMDA antagonist for Alzheimer’s

251
Q

Primary vs secondary follicles

A

Primary are dense/dormant; Secondary are pale and germinal

252
Q

LN Medullary cords vs sinuses

A

Cords contain B cells, plasma cells, mac’s; Sinuses contain reticular cells and macrophages

253
Q

CN III courses between what as it leaves midbrain

A

PCA and Superior Cerebellar arteries

254
Q

Refsum Disease

A

Peroxisome alpha oxidation impaired –> CNS probs from accumulated Phyntanic acid

255
Q

Where does Ketogenesis occur?

A

Mitochondria

256
Q

CD34 stains

A

Endothelium

257
Q

TGF-a

A

Predominantly secreted be carcinomas –> Epithelial growth stimulator

258
Q

Back pain relieved by siting and bending forward

A

Spinal stenosis

259
Q

Back pain relieved by exercise but not rest w/ prolonged morning stiffness

A

Ankylosing Spondylitis

260
Q

Femoral head osteonecrosis in children

A

Legg-Calve-Perthes disease

261
Q

N meningitidis is most commonly treated with

A

Pen G

262
Q

First line for Strep pneumo

A

Ceftriaxone

263
Q

Low potency first gen anti-psychotic side effects

A

Anti-H, Anti-ACh, Anti-a1

264
Q

Lesion to Anterior Medial Pons

A

Ipsilateral CNV; Contralateral ataxic hemiparesis

265
Q

Only CN that decussates

A

Trochlear (CN IV)

266
Q

Causes of Hyperuricemia

A

Pyrazinamide, Thiazides, Furosemide, Niacine, Cyclosporine - Painful Tophi and Feet Need Care

267
Q

Necrolytic Migratory Erythema + Diabetes

A

Glucagonoma

268
Q

Elevated urine what in Neuroblastoma

A

VMA, HVA

269
Q

Fecal mononuclear leukocytes in diarrheal illness

A

Salmonella Typhi

270
Q

Vibrio cholera vs Campylobacter jejuni

A

V cholera grows on alkaline selective media; Campylobacter is microaerophilic and thermophilic

271
Q

Diarrhea with peripheral eosinophilia

A

Strongyloides, Ancylostoma, Ascaris, Toxocarna, Trichinella (not Giardia or Entamoeba)

272
Q

Genetic Dilated CM is due to

A

Cytoskeletal or mitochondrial abnormalities

273
Q

Periportal Hepatic Fibrosis

A

Chronic viral hepatitis

274
Q

Methylmalonic Acidemia

A

Deficiency of Methylmalonyl CoA Mutase (B12)

275
Q

Vitamin required for transamination reactions

A

B6

276
Q

Kidney stones requiring high pH

A

Struvite, Calcium Phosphate

277
Q

Sensation to external auditory meatus

A

Mostly CNV, except for posterior wall (vagus)

278
Q

Polyol pathway

A

Glucose –> Sorbitol –> Fructose

279
Q

Aldose Reductase converts sugars to

A

Corresponding sugar alcohols

280
Q

E coli that doesn’t ferment sorbitol or produce glucoronidase

A

O157:H7 shiga-toxin-producing

281
Q

Toxins that activate Guanylate Cyclase

A

ETEC, Yersinia enterocolitica

282
Q

Ustekinumab

A

IL-12, IL-23 (psoriasis) –> Inhibits differentiation of Th1, Th17

283
Q

Statins plus Cholestyramine

A

Dose 4 hours apart

284
Q

Innervation by Superior Laryngeal N

A

External –> Cryothyroid; Internal –> Sensory above vocal cords

285
Q

Dysplasia vs Carcinoma

A

Reversible

286
Q

Low vs High Grade Dysplasia

A

Full thickness of epithelium

287
Q

High grade dysplasia =

A

Carcinoma in situ

288
Q

Blank –> P-late Rb –> Blank

A

Cyclin D/CDK4, Cyclin E/CDK6 –> P-late Rb –> Releases E2F –> G1 to S

289
Q

p27

A

Cell cycle inhibitor that binds cyclin-dependent kinases

290
Q

What causes green color of pus in pneumonia

A

MPO from neutrophils

291
Q

IgG4 antibodies to PLA2R in podocytes

A

Membranous Nephropathy

292
Q

NOD2 mutation

A

Crohn’s (activates NFKB)

293
Q

Axonal reaction

A

Neuron 24-58 hrs after axon severed = (1) Swollen, rounded; (2) Displaced nucleus; (3) Nissl dispersed

294
Q

Parvovirus tropism

A

Globoside (P antigen)

295
Q

Ability to detect a difference when one exists

A

Power

296
Q

Indicator of Mitral Regurg severity

A

Presence of S3

297
Q

When does MV mid systolic click occur earlier

A

Decr LV volume

298
Q

Cyclophosphamide requires blank to function

A

Bioactivation by 450

299
Q

6-MP is activated by? Inactivated by?

A

Activated by HGPRT, Inactivated by Xanthine Oxidase

300
Q

CMV treatment that causes seizures, hypoCa, hypoMg

A

Foscarnet

301
Q

bHCG threshold

A

8 days serum, 14 days urine

302
Q

Linear Regression vs Correlation Coefficienct

A

Correlation coefficient only produces single number describing strength and magnitude of association

303
Q

Linear Regression vs Correlation Coefficienct

A

Correlation coefficient only produces single number describing strength and magnitude of association

304
Q

Estrogen and TBG

A

Decreases catabolism of TBG

305
Q

Estrogen and TBG

A

Decreases catabolism of TBG

306
Q

Speed of Hb movement during electrophoresis

A

HbA > HbS > HbC

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