Last min Add-ons Flashcards
What blocks Kidney accent = Horseshoe kidney
INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY
MS and bladder issues
Urinary urge = Inability to contract bladder (Detrusor) properly
Anterior portion of the pinform aperture
internal nasal valve
1. narrowest point of the cavity
2. highest airflow resistance
Septoplasty = increase airflow
Sphenoid sinus drains into
sphenoid sinus = superior + posterior (superior nasal concha)
sphenoethmoid recess = pituitary gland surgery
Acute otitis media MOA
eustanchian tube anterior to TORUS TABARIUS
nasopharynx connection to the middle ear
COPD tx
- B-agonist
- GC
- Muscarinic antagonist
Lenticulostraite Artery Stroke location
internal capsule = Striatum
Pure motor sx = unmanaged HTN
C/L
Anterior Spinal artery stroke location
Corticospinal = medial lemniscus (C/L paralysis UE)
Causal medulla = hypoglossal (tongue ipsilateral)
enzyme - Von Gierke
Glucose - 6 phosphatase
Smooth ER = Cytosol
enzyme - Pompe
a1,4 glucosidase = Lysosomal debranching
Cardiomyopathy
*p is the 1st & 4th letter
enzyme - Cori
debranching
- 1,6 glucoside
- transferase
normal lactate levels
enzyme - Anderson
glycogen-branching enzyme
enzyme - McArdle
myophosphorylase
muscle glycogen phosphorylase
exercise –> sx
corticosteroid (Cortisol) mediated what in bones
upregulation of RANKL expression = increase Osteoclast activation
NAVL
above the pectinate line
N = Inferior hypogastric (T12-L2) ** painless (visceral)
A = Superior rectal - IMA
V = Superior rectal vein –> IMV –> Spleen –> portal vein –> IVC
L = Internal iliac
Internal hemorrhoids
NAVL
below the pectinate live
N = Pudendal (S2-S4) ***Painful
A = Inferior rectal - Internal pudendal artery
V = Inferior rectal vein –> Internal pudendal vein –> internal iliac –> common iliac vein –> IVC
L = Superficial inguinal
External hemorrhoids
Adenomyosis
Painful periods
Increase uterus size
Gland & stroma w/n myometriam
Neural Crest Cells
ELMO
PASSES
PASSES
PNS: Schwann cells; pia & arachnoid mater
Aorticopulmonary septum & endocardial cushions
Branchial arches (bones & cartilage)
Skull bones
Melanocytes
Adrenal - Cortex = mesoderm & Medulla = Crest
Skin eruptions
cerebellar ataxia
pellagra-like = Hartnup disease
impaired transport of neutral amino acids = SI (DJI) + PCT (kidney)
Dx: excessive neutral amino acids in the urine
Peripheral neuropathy Tx
TCA = inhibits 5-HT & NE reuptake
Gabapentin = decrease Ca++
Carbamazepine = block Na++
Causes Succinylcholine to last longer than normal
Pseudocholinesterase deficiency
Decrease plasma hemolysis
- Heterozygotes = 2x the normal duration of paralysis
- Homozygotes = persistent paralysis for several hours
5-14 days after exposure pt
- fever
- urticarial rash
- arthralgia
Serum sickness
type III hypersensitivity rxn = immune complex–mediated –> the immune complexes are cleared by the mononuclear phagocyte system
resolve spontaneously over days
Obain preoperative CEA lab vaules
Pathology = adenocarcinoma
failure to normalize CEA levels = poor prognosis –> residual disease
Blood supply
femoral head and neck
Medial circumflex femoral
minor contributions = Lateral circumflex +inferior gluteal