Test 44 Flashcards

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invaginations of the sarcolemma that extend into each muscle fiber and transmit depolarization signals to the SR to trigger the release of Ca

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T tubules

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what is the consequence of having no T tubules?

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don’t get coordinated contraction of all myofibrils

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3
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MC disorder of porphyrin synthesis

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porphyria cutanea tardea

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4
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enzyme def in PCT

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Uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase

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5
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blistering cutaneous photosensitivity

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PCT

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6
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vit def that can lead to microcytic hypochromic anemia secondary to decreased heme synthase

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B6

cofactor for ALA synthase

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7
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result from a FAILED obliteration of the omphalomesenteric duct

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enterocysts and meckel diverticula

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8
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benign tumor composed of blood vessels
smooth muscle
fat

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renal angiomyolipoma

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9
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bilatera renal angiomyolipomas
brain hamartomas
ash leaf skin patches
in a young woman

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tuberous sclerosis

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10
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Neurofibroma
optic gliomas
cafe au lai spots
lisch nodules

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NF1

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11
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bilateral acoutstic neuromas
cataracts
meningiomas
ependyomas

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NF2

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12
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facial port wine stain

leptomeningeal capillary venous malformation

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SWS

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13
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facial port wine stain

leptomeningeal capillary venous malformation

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SWS

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14
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seronegative spondyloarthropathies have a sgrong association w/ what gene?

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HLA-B27

codes for MHC I

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seronegative spondyloarthropathies have a sgrong association w/ what gene?

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HLA-B27

codes for MHC I

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16
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crescent formation on light microscopy

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RPGN

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17
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what are crescents that make up RPGN composed of

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FIBRIN in bowmans space> proliferation of parietal cells
plasmin proteins (C3b)
glomerular parietal cells
monocytes
macrophages
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what are crescents that make up RPGN composed of

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FIBRIN in bowmans space> proliferation of parietal cells
plasmin proteins (C3b)
glomerular parietal cells
monocytes
macrophages
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19
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what does hospice require

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prognosis less than 6 months

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20
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diphenoxylate

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opiate anti-diarrheal related tomepederine

that SLOWS motility

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21
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diphenoxylate

loperamide

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opiate anti-diarrheals
that SLOWS motility

agonist at u receptor> open K channel> close Ca channel> decreaes synaptic transmission

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diphenoxylate

loperamide

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opiate anti-diarrheals
that SLOWS motility

agonist at u receptor> open K channel> close Ca channel> decreaes synaptic transmission

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best and most reliable ausculatory indicator of the degree of mitral stensois

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A2 (aortic valve closure)-Os (opening snap) interval

*OS occurs d/t abrupt tensing of vlalve leaflets as the mitral valve reaches its max diameter during forceful opening

shortened–> more severe stenosis

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what viruses are capable of genetic shifts through reassortment?

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viruses w/ segmented genomes

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segmented viruses
``` RNA BOAR bunyaviruses orthmyxoviruses (ifluenza) Arenaviruses Reoviruses ```
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most effective tx for HTN and chronic ischemic myocardial failure in a pt w/ hx of CHF
ACE inhibitors inhibit myocardial remodeling and deterioration of ventricular conractile xn
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what is one of hte initial tx recommended for essential HTN in a pt WITHOUT CHF/diabetes
HTZ
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ARR
ARR- ER control-ERtreatment
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ERtreatment
ERtreatment= number of events in the treatment arm/number of subjects in the treatment arm
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culture for neisseria organisms
SELECTIVE media THayer martin VCN Medium inhibits growth of gram + and other gram - other than neisseria and fungi
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culture for neisseria organisms
SELECTIVE media THayer martin VCN Medium inhibits growth of gram + and other gram - other than neisseria and fungi
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gall stone ileus
results from the passage of a large gallstone through a cholecystenteric fistula into the small bowel where it can cause obstruction of hte ileocecal valve
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Gas is see w/in gallbladder and biliary tree on abdominal x ray d/t presence of fistula and pt has sxs of bowel obstruction
gall stone ileus
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how does GI bleeding cause hepatic encephalopathy?
GI bleeding> increased N delivery to the gut as Hb> converted to ammonia and absorbed in the blood stream
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how does GI bleeding cause hepatic encephalopathy?
GI bleeding> increased N delivery to the gut as Hb> converted to ammonia and absorbed in the blood stream
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terbinafine
inhibits SQUALENE EPOXIDASE> | inhibits syntehsis of ergosterol
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used to tx dermatophytoses
terbinafine
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used to tx dermatophytoses
terbinafine
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muscle weakness and cramping
hypokalemia
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how do thiazide diuretics cuase hypokalemia
``` DECRASE intravascular voluem> stimulates aldosterone secretion> increased absorption Na> increased excretiong of K and H> HYPOKALEMIA and met ALKALOSIS ```
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toxicity of HTZ
``` hyperGLUC glycemia lipidemia uricemia calcemia ```
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toxicity of HTZ
``` hyperGLUC glycemia lipidemia uricemia calcemia ```
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anesthetics w/ LARGE ateriovenous concentration gradients
HIGH tissue solubility> more anesthetic is taken up from blood> lower venous concentraiton> SLOWER onset of aciton (need to replace what is absorbed from peripheral tissues)
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anesthetics w/ LARGE ateriovenous concentration gradients
HIGH tissue solubility> more anesthetic is taken up from blood> lower venous concentraiton> SLOWER onset of aciton (need to replace what is absorbed from peripheral tissues)
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dissolve hte lipid bilayer of hte outer viral envelope
ether
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Pseudohypertorphy associated w/ duchennes
fibrofatty replacement of muscle
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Pseudohypertorphy associated w/ duchennes
fibrofatty replacement of muscle
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diabetic mononeuropathy
involves CN III often | caused by central ischmia> affects somatic nerve fibers but spares peripheral PNS fibers
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diabetic mononeuropathy
involves CN III often | caused by central ischmia> affects somatic nerve fibers but spares peripheral PNS fibers
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Villous adenomas **cauliflower like mass in sigmoid colon
tend to be larger, sessile, more severely dysplastic than tubular adnemoas can cause bleeding, secretory diarrhea, partial obstruction