Flashcards in 9/29 Deck (89)
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what cells produce anti mullein hormone
serotli cells
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what cells produce internal make reproductive organs
leydig cells
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what stimulates the wollfian duct to turn into male internal genitalia
leydig cell (testosterone)
4
what is responsible for the external male genitalia
dihydrotestosterone
5
ambiguous genitalia in men occurs when
17 alpha hydroxylase deficiency
6
ambiguous genitalia in females occurs when
congenital adrenal hyperplasia ( androgen excess)
7
deficiency in MAC complements C5b-C9b will cause
constant neisseria infections
8
releasing factors recognize what kind of codons?
stop codons
9
what facilitates the release of the polypeptide from the ribosome, stopping protein synthesis
releasing factors
10
charged tRNA does what
delivers the amino acids for protein synthesis
11
prior to fertilizations what stage is the secondary oocyte in
arrested at metaphase of meiosis 2
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what phase is the primary oocyte arrested in before puberty
prophase of meiosis 1
13
name some antiEGFR drugs
cetuximab and panitumumab
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what is the first line treatment for bulimia
fluoxetine. nutritional rehabilitation and psychotherapy
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what amphetamine drug has been used to treat binge eating disorder
lisdexamfetamine
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what kind of drug is desipramine
TCA
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use of ACEI and ARBS during pregnancy can cause what in the baby (5)
anuria (failure of kidney to make urine)
oligohydraminos
pulmonary hypoplasia
limb contractures
calvarium problems
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what kind of drug is methyldopa
alpha 2 agonist
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pancreatic islet cell tumor called VIPOma can cause what symptoms
large watery diarrhea
hypokalemia and lack of acid production
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what antibiotic is an agonist to motion and stimulates movement in the stomach and the duodenum
erythromycin
21
someone with korsakoff syndrome who receives thiamine will have a reverse in every symptom except
memory loss
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CD15 is seen on what cell
Reed Sternburg cells
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iron absorption in the gut mainly happens where
in the primal jejunum and the duodenum
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in a Billroth 2 gastrojejunostomy what part of the stomach is removed to decrease acid production
antrum
25
pyridoxine is absorbed where in the bowel
jejunum and ileum
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st elevation in leads II, III and aVF shows an infarct in what vessel in 90% of people
RCA
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st elevations in V1-V4 ( anterior septum) would be an infarct in what vessel
LAD
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ST elevation in V5-V6 is an infarct in what vessel
LCX
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the posterior inferior wall of the heart is supplied by
the posterior descending branch of the RCA (90% OF PEOPLE)
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