3-31-13 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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H. Influenza B causes what in kids?

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Common cause of Epiglotitis and Otidis media in kids.

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H influenza B vaccine tips?

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Vaccination HiB is conjugated: Toxoid + capsular protein.

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What is the purpose of conjugating vaccine such as HiB

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To stimulate Th2 cell to make cytokines to stimulate B cells to isotype switch.

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Attenuated vaccines?

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Live vaccines that have been weakened.

Ex: MMR

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Killed- whole cell vaccines?

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Killed bacteria vaccines that the organism have been inactivated.
Ex: Samonella and bordatella.

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Toxoid vaccines?

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Made from inactivated bacterial toxins.

Ex: Diphteria and tetanus.

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Electrolytes/hormone disturbances in 21 alpha hydroxylase deficiency?

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Hyponatremia, hypochloremia.
Decreased aldosterone
Hyperkalemia, elevated BUN.
Elevated 17-hydroxyprogesterone levels.

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What CREST stands for?

Name antibody found to elevated?

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Calcinosis. Raynaud phenomenon. Esophageal dysfunction. Sclerodactyly. Telengiectesias.
Anti-Centromere antibody.

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Anti-RNP is a good marker for?

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Mixed connective tissue disease.

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Anti-SSA, Anti-SSB, Anti-RAP. Rho-la. good marker for?

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Sjogran disease.

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Anti-dsDNA and Anti-SM marker for?

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SLE

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Anti-SCL-70 good marker for

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Scleroderma.

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C. diphtheria toxin works by?

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Inactivating Translation Elogantion factor 2 (eEF-2) via ADP-riboxylation.
This inhibits cell protein synthesis.

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Fluoxetine drug use for?

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MC used with Major Depression

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Remember that MCC of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease is?

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Chlamydia and N. Gonnorrhea.

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ELISA

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good test when trying to find out if a person has antibody to a particular thing.

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Northem used to determine what?

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RNA levels in a cell.

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Southern blot used to determine what?

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Used to study genomic DNA.

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PCR reactions good for?

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Ampliflying small pieces of DNA for DNA mapping or sequencing.

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BRACA-1 gene associated with what?

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Breast and ovarian cancers. This tumor suppressor gene is located in the chromosome 17q

21
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Berry aneurysm is associated with what conditions?

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Marfan. Ehlers-danlos. APKD. HTN. Smoking.

22
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Polymyalgia rheumatic associated with?

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Temporal arteritis => headaches and jaw claudication.

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Salicylate intoxication look for first?

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Tinnitus as the first sign of intoxication.

Acidosis and Hyperventilation occurs after very high levels of intoxication.

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mental retardation associated with chromosomal breakage think?

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Fragile X syndrome.
Culture lynphocyte with methotrexate and look for specific breakpoints.
Trinucleotide repeates are the site of breakage and gets worse in each next generation.

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Acethamenophem OD give?
Acetylcysteine=> works by repleneshing glutathione levels = thus protecting the liver from damage.
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what is the cardiac manifestation involved with SLE?
Libman-sacks endocarditis can occur with SLE.
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Pts with Type DM rely on what mechanism to increase blood sugar?
It cannot use Glucagon so it acutly is used epinerphrine and chronically can use cortisol
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Migratory thrombopheblitis
Formation and dissolution of clots secondary to tumors that secrete platelet aggragating factors. Common seen with pancreatic CA.
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Generalized transduction
requires the presence of a virus to transfer the DNA from one bacterium to another.
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Conjugation
genetic exchange involving cell to cell transfer of DNA. Bacteria sex!
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Metaformin vs Glipizide to tx diabetes
Choose Glipizide if the pt has mild to moderate renal issues. Glipizide undergoes hepatic clearance.
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Otitis media with bone invasion think?
Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
GNR. Ox +. Produce blue-green pigments.
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PTH hormone electrolytes?
Increase serum calcium. Increase cAMP present in the Urine. Decrease phosphate.
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McArdle disease: chronic exercise intolerance with myalgia, fatigue, painful cramps and
Due to Glycogen phosphorylase deficiency.