Test 34 Flashcards

1
Q
CN5- chew
masticatin
masseter
medial
mylohyoid
A

first aortic arch

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2
Q

CN7- smile
stapedius
stylohyoid
platysma

A

second aortic arch

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3
Q

CN9- swallow stylishly

A

3rd aortic arch

stylopharengeus

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4
Q

CN10- simple swallow

superior laryngeal branch, pharyngeal constrictors, cricothyroid

A

4th arch

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5
Q

CN 10- speak
recurrent laryngeal branch
intrinsic mmuscles of larynx

A

6th arch

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6
Q

early diastolic murmur d/t dilation or vicuspid aortic valve

A

aortic regurgitaiton

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7
Q

t (14;18) translocation

A

Bcl-2 overexpression

follicluar lympohoma

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8
Q

bcr-abl hybrid

A

9;22

CML

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9
Q

necessary cofactor in syntehsis of delta ALA

A

B6

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10
Q

elevated in cases of lead poisoning

A

delta ALA

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11
Q

antifungals that bind ergosterol in the fungal cell membrane

A

ampho B and nystatin

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12
Q

NMDA blocker that blocks actions of glutamate and decresaes morphoine tolerance

A

ketamine

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13
Q

modified POSTganglioinc SNS neurons that release chatecholamines into the blood stream in response to ACh released by PRE-gang SNS neurons

A

medulllary chromaffin cells

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14
Q

myasthenia gravis

A

decrease in fxnal ACh receptors on postsynaptic terminal of NMJ> decrease end plate potential and prevents formation of APs

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15
Q

cholinesterase inhibitor commonly used to treat myasthenia gravis

A

pyridostigmine

can lead to excessive cholinergic stimulation of the gut

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16
Q

scopalmine

A

selective muscarinic ACh antagoinist that reduces the effect of cholinserase inhibiotrs (where there are muscarinic receptors)

17
Q

toxic megalon
ulcerative colitis
abdominal pain and distension
signs of shock

dx

A

plain abdominal X ray

18
Q

5HT agonists associated used for abortive therapy and acute migraine

A

triptans

*postynaptic 5HT receptor stimulation

19
Q

more than 10% increase is urine osmolarity following ADH administration

A

central DI

> 50% complete central DI

20
Q

inhibit the production and release of renin from renin JG cells by antagonizing B1 recepors

A

Beta blockers- metoprolol

21
Q

ptosis

downward and laterally deviated eye, impaired pupils

A

CN III lesion

22
Q

opoid analgesics> RUQ pain

A

opoids>
contraction of sm muscles in sphincter of oddi>
increased pressure in bile duct/GB>
biliary collic

23
Q

purine analgo that ahieves high intracellular concentrations b/c its resistant to degradation by ADA

A

Cladribine

24
Q

drug of choice for hair cell

A

cladribine

25
Q

contact dermatitis
granulomatous inflammation
TB test

A

DTH mediated by Th1 lymphoicytes

26
Q

ion pump failure d/t ATP def during cardiac ischemia leads to intracellular accumulation of…

A

Ca

draws free water into the cell>
mitochrondrial swelling

27
Q

cause of tissue damage and abscess formation

A

lysosomal enzyme release form neutrophils and mphages

28
Q
sustained muscle contraction (myotonia)
weakness and atrophy
cataracts
frontal balding
gonadal atrophy
A

myotonic dystrophy (AD) d/t increased number of tri repeasts on myotonia protein kinase gene

childhood to late adult hood