Physiology/Misc Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Magnocellular ganglion cells

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Synapse with Y cells
Layer 1 + 2 in LGN
Linked with rod receptors
Terminates primarily in layer 4Cα of V1

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Parvocellular ganglion cells

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Synapse with X cells
Layers 3-6 in LGN
Terminates primarily in layers 4Cβ and 4A in V1

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3
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LGN receiving input from ipsilateral eye?

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2,3,5

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4
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Stripe of gennari

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layer 4 striate cortex

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5
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Striate cortex: Layer 2 + 3

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secondary visual cortex in area 18/19

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6
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striate cortex: layer 5

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Relayes to superior colliculus

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7
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Striate cortex: layer 6

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goes to LGN

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8
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G protein receptors

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Muscarinic Ach receptor
Adrenoreceptors
Opiate receptors

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9
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OsmolaLity

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Per kg of solvent

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10
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OsmolaRity

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Per litre of solution

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11
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Which route for aquous outflow is independent from IOP?

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uveoscleral

10% of outflow

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12
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Which optic radiation carries information from inferior field?

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Parietal

Superior retina

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13
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Phase 0 drug trial

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microdosing

Healthy volunteers <20

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14
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Phase 1 drug trial

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Assess principally safety and side effects,
but also tolerability, pharmacokinetics and
pharmacodynamics

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Phase 2 drug trial

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Phase IIA: establish dosing

Phase IIB: establish efficacy

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Phase 3 drug trial

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Determine effectiveness, in particular
effectiveness vs current gold standard; usually
randomised clinical trials

17
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Phase 4 drug trial

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Postmarketing surveillance to detect side effects;
further studies continue to assess effectiveness
(e.g. in different populations)

18
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CSF turnover

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550mls per day

total volume CSF: 150mls

19
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Reverse transcriptase

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a DNA-dependent DNA polymerase t

20
Q

earliest loss of visual field in chronic papilloedema?

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inferior nasal quadrant

21
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What do Th1 cells secrete?

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IFN gamma
IL-2
—> macrophage, NK, B cell activation

22
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What do Th2 cells secrete?

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IL-3,4,5,6

–> eosinophil and mast cell activation

23
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HLA B44

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Retinal vasculitis

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HLA DR4

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Juvenile RA
VKH syndrome
sympathetic ophthalmia

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HLA DR 15, DR2
MS
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ThromBOXane
Vasoconstriction Aggregation of platelets Bronchoconstriction Memory aid: think of a Boxer 'constricting' his opponent
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Leukotrines
``` Leukotriene B4 Neutrophil aggregation Chemotaxis Stimulation of phospholipase A2 Leukotriene D4 Smooth muscle contraction Bronchoconstriction Vasoconstriction ```
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Prostaglandins
``` Prostaglandin I2 Vasodilation, reduces platelet adhesion Prostaglandin F2alpha Contraction of smooth muscle Prostaglandin E2 Vasodilation Bronchodilation Stimulates pyrexia Release of steroids from adrenal cortex Insulin release from pancreas Activation of macrophages ```
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Light reaction
all cis retinAL to all trans retiOL
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Adr and NA
- produced by the adrenal medulla. They are secreted in response to stress. - Adrenaline causes vasodilatation in the skeletal muscles but noradrenaline has little such effect; - Both adrenaline and noradrenaline can increase the peripheral resistance of the arteriolar blood vessels systemically.
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Uveoscleral flow rate
0.3 μL/min
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Where is the highest resistance to flow in the TM?
Outermost, juxtacannalicular cells
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Most error prone phase in meiosis?
Anaphase I
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Where is translation always begins
methionine
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Ciliary body and aqueous
Contraction of the ciliary body increases aqueous flow by the action of the anterior fibres on the scleral spur, which moves inward and posteriorly, thereby opening up the neighbouring trabecular meshwork.