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Hodge Podge Flashcards

1
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What type of sensitivity is contact dermatitis from Poison Ivy? What mediates?

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Type IV: mediated by T cells

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What is the ubiquitin protease pathway?

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Uses ubiquitin ligase to break down proteins in cells so they can be recycled or presented in MHC

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Drug of choice in anaphylactic shock?

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Epinephrine: even if it is a drug mediated allergy

  1. B2 dilation of bronchioles
  2. A1 constriction
  3. B1 increase in contractility
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Which are the stop codons?

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  1. UAA
  2. UGA
  3. UAG
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What happens when ribosome hits stop codon?

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Releasing factor binds ribosome to release protein

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6
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Presentation of digeorge?

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"CATCH 22Q"
Cardiac: tetralogy, truncus 
Abnormal facies 
Thymic HYPOplasia 
Craniofacial deformities: clefts 
HYPO calcemia / thyroid
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Function of nucleosis?

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Synthesize and assemble r-RNA

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Lead poisoning in adult?

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  1. Mental status change
  2. Constipation
  3. Microcytic
  4. Basophilic stippling
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What is head bobbing and wide pulse pressure indicative of?

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Aortic regurg

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What can rapid correction of HYPOnatremia cause?

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Osmotic demyelination syndrome of pons

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When is PVR lowest in lung?

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FRC: less oxygen compressing vasculature

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12
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NT in tetanus and botulism?

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Tetanus: GABA / GLYCINE
BOTULISM: ACH

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Function of GABA and glycine?

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Inhibitory NTs

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Toxin in C. perfringens?

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Lecithinase which cleaves phospholipids

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What does H flu require to grow?

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Factor V: NAD

Factor X: Hematin

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How does CNIII palsy present?

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  1. Drooping of upper eyelid
  2. Eye stuck down and out
  3. Impaired pupillary constriction
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Presentation of common peroneal nerve injury?

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  1. Loss of sensation on foot dorsum
  2. Foot drop: loss of dorsal flexiion
    - Often injured in lateral blows to knee since nerve wraps around fibula
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18
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Dry beriberi?

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Thiamin deficiency causing:

  1. Symmetric peripheral neuropathy
  2. Cardiac involvement (wet)
  3. CNS issues (wet)
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Anesthetic effect on cerebral / renal / liver flow?

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Cerebral: Increase
Renal: Decreased
Liver: decreased

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What does wedge pressure measure?

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LA pressure

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What is tryptophan a precursor of?

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5HT

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Appearance of serotonin syndrome?

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  1. NM excitation: spasm, clonus, rigidity
  2. Hyperthermia / tachy
  3. Vomit / sweat
  4. Agitation, confusion
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What is cyproheptadine?

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Histamine antagonist with non specific 5HT antagonism properties
- Can be used to treat serotonin syndrome

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What is chronic lymphedema risk factor for?

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Angiosarcoma of skin

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25
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What does IL 4 do? 12?

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4: TH2 differentiation
12: TH1 differentiation
* Released by APCs when interacting with naive TH

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What are TH1/2 involved in?

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TH1: Cell mediated immunity
TH2: Antibody mediated immunity

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What does IFN-Gamma do?

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Released by TH1 cells to activate macs

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28
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T3 or 4 more potent?

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T3

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29
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What is reverse T3?

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Inactive form generated from peripheral use of T4

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30
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The production of what corresponds with severity of giant cell arteritis?

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IL6

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Part of heart at left sternal border, fourth intercostal?

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Right ventricle

32
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What composes majority of anterior heart border?

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Right ventricle

33
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Nerve for afferent and efferent pupillary response to light?

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Afferent: II
Efferent: III

34
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What is SMA syndrome?

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Transverse duodenum being trapped between SMA and aorta = epigastric pain and bilious vomit

35
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Earliest change in diabetic nephropathy?

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GBM thickening: normally has negative hep sulfate to deflect proteins but this is lost = microalbuminuria

36
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What to do in early diabetic albuminuria?

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ACEI

37
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What is modafinil used to treat?

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Narcolepsy

38
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Treatment for trigeminal neuralgia?

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Carbamazepine

39
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What is holosystolic murmur at apex?

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Mitral regurg

40
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What is an S3 gallop?

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Increased LV filling rate

41
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What is TNF alpha responsible for?

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Sequestration of TB in granulomas

42
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MOA of PTU and methimazole?

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Both: stop organification and coupling by thyroid peroxidase
PTU: stope peripheral conversion of T4-3

43
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When are bilateral acoustic neuromas seen?

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NF2

44
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What is following:

  1. Cafe au lait spots
  2. Multiple neurofibromas
  3. Lisch nodules
A

NF1

45
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Area of brain first damaged by ischemia?

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Hippocampus

46
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Baby with large tongue, large anterior fontanelle, umbilical hernia and regression?

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HYPOthyroid

47
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What precedes PSGN and ARF?

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PSGN: strep impetigo OR pharyngitis
ARF: only ARF

48
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Dynamic changes in mitral regurg?

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  1. Decreased Afterload
  2. Increased Preload
  3. Increased EF
49
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Time course of schizo diagnosis?

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6, schizophrenia: functional decline required

50
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What does LVEDP indicate?

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Preload

51
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Signs of open angle glaucoma?

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Progressive loss of peripheral vision

52
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Cause of open angle glaucoma?

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Increased production or decreased outflow of humor

53
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Goal of open angle treatment?

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Decrease intraocular pressure: BBs do this by decreasing aqueous humor production

54
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Why do PPIs cause osteopenia?

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Ca needs acidic environment to be absorbed

55
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How are osteocytes attached to each other?

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Gap junctions

56
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Effects of estrogen on T4?

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  • E2 increases TBG production transiently dropping T4 levels

- TSH will ramp up to increase T4 again increasing overall pool by having the same free amount

57
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What is substance P?

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Pain transmitter

58
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When is slit lamp exam used?

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Kayser fleischer rings in wilson disease

59
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When are anti smooth muscle antibodies seen?

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Autoimmun hepatitis

60
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What is bipolar I?

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Manic episodes

- Depression common but not required

61
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What is bipolar II?

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Depression:

- Hypomanic episodes

62
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What does TGF beta control in healing?

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Fibroblast migration and proliferation

63
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Cells involved in skin test like TB?

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Mac, CD4, CD8

64
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Why isn’t muscle contracting in MG?

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Can’t reach the end plate potential since the receptors are blocked

65
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Which diuretic increases serum Ca?

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Thiazides

66
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Chediak higashi presentation?

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  1. Albinism
  2. Immunodeficiency: neut phagolysosome defects
  3. Neuro Defects: nystagmus
67
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What is following:

  1. Albinism
  2. Immunodeficiency
  3. Neurologic defects
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Chediak higashi

68
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What type of secretion to sebaceous glands use?

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Holocrine: cell lysis releasing contents

69
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Bone injured in fall on hand?

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Scaphoid

70
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Bone with pain in snuff box?

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Scaphoid

71
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What is BRAF?

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Involved in signalling in melanocyte proliferation - mutation can = melanoma

72
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Mutation seen in melanoma?

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BRAF

73
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Cytokines high in Mycobacterial infx?

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TH1 mediated:

  1. IL2
  2. IL12
  3. IFN gamma
74
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First line gout treatment?

A

NSAIDs

75
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How to diagnose vertebral osteomyelitis?

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MRI of spine

76
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What is thin granulosum, keratotic corneum and foci of neutrophils?

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Psoriasis

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