UWorld_3.25 Flashcards

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Cells that secrete secretin

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-S eneteroendocrine cells of duodenum -in response to intraluminal activity -HCL most potent stimulus

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Components of Hib vaccine

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-polysacc capsule particle attached to diptheria toxoid

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carrier proteins for bacterial capsule polysacc in vaccines

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-n. menigitis protein complex -tetanus toxoid -diptheria toxoid

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Common cardinal veins ==>

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==> sinus venousus ==> SVC + systemic veins

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Erythrocyte glycolysis

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-no mitochondria = no oxidative phosphorylation ==> glycolysis as sole method for generating ATP

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Purpose: bisphosphoglycerate mutase

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  • converts 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate ==> 2,3-BPG -[2,3-BPG phosphatase can take 2,3-BPG ==> 3-phosphoglycerate] -2,3-BPG regulates O2 binding ==> decreased O2 binding in low O2 settings to increase delivery to tissue
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Cytokines ==> systemic inflammation

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-IL-1, IL-6, TNF-alpha ==> acute phase proteins (e.g. fibrinogen) -APP ==> elevated ESR = nonspecific marker of inflammation

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Exotoxins that ribosylate EF2 in humans

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-Diphtheria toxin -Pseudomonas toxin A

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Acetozolamide: MOA, use

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-MOA: inhibits CA @ proximal tubule ==> excretion of HCO3- + sodium ==> diuresis + alkaline urine + metabolic acidosis -use: open & close-angle glaucoma, others

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Acute onset dysuria + hematuria in child that self-resovles ==> dx?

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-acute hemorrhagic cystitis -common cause: adenovirus (nonenv, icosahedral, linear, non-segmented dsDNA)

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Homocystinuria presentation and tx

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-inborn error of methionine metabolism due to deficiency of cystathione synthase (which uses Vit B6 as cofactor) -Sx: lens dislocation, intellectual disability, marfanoid habitus, risk for thromboembolic events -tx: supplementation of pyroxidine (B6)

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DRESS syndrome

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-Drug Rxn with Eosinophilia & Systemic Sx -2-8 weeks after starting new medication -esp. anticonvulsants, antibiotics, allopurinol, sulfonamides -fever, general lymph, facial swell, eosino, skin rash, organ dysfxn

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Drug-induced lupus

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-hydralazine (HTN drug, arteriolar vasodilator via K channel binding) -procainamide -isoniazid

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opioid drug that can produce w/drawal in someone on morphine

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pentacozine

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Crohn’s: inflam + granulomas?

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-transmural inflammation; skip lesions -non-cas. granulomas present

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Mucicarmine stain used to detect …?

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cryptoccoccus neoformans = red on mucicarmine

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Phrenic n. roots

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C3-C5