Test 62: All Flashcards

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What is the most common path of embolus to retinal artery

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  1. internal carotid artery,
  2. ophthalmic artery
  3. retinal artery
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toxic shock syndrome toxins releases what type of antigen

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superantigen

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3
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Superantigens bind to what

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MHC on APC and variable region of Lymphocytes

- release IL-2 and IL-1

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Genetic composition of Dengue fever

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single-stranded RNA virus with 4 different serotypes

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5
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compare primary and secondary infection with Dengue

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Primary: asymptomatic or self-limited
Secondary: infection with different serotype, more severe illness

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6
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Formula for incidence

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(# of new cases) / (# people at risk)

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What is required to convert pyruvate to lactate

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NAD

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8
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Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate converts to what via

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1-3-bisphosphoglycerate via NAD

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9
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Keratin is a cell marker for what cell origin

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Epithelial cell origin

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Patient presenting with involuntary movements, depression, and a family history of a movement disorder has what

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Huntington disease

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11
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Pleiotropy

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one gene contributes to multiple phenotypic effects

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12
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Mosaicism

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presence of genetically distinct cell lines in same individual

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13
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Trinucleotide expansion occurs during what transmission in Huntington

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Paternal

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14
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Chromosomes 21 codes for what protein that is connected to Alzheimers

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Amyloid precursor protein

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15
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what causes error in RNA polymerase in Hepatitis C

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no proofreading 3’ –>5’ exonuclease activity

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16
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What is Alkapotnuria

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AR: deficiency of homogentisate oxidase which allows tyrosine to fumarate
- accumulation of homogentisic acid

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clinical features of Alkaptonuria

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  • black urine color when exposed to air,
  • blue-black pigmentation nf face
  • orchronotic arthropathy
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18
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Valine to glutamate

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sickle cell anemia

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19
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Leucine to acetoacetate

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maple syrup urine disease

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20
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In Babesiosis what does peripheral blood smear show

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intraerythrocytic organisms

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21
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Aedes mosquito is a vector for

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  1. dengue fever

2. chikungunya

22
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What are Potassium levels in diabetic ketoacidosis intracellularly and extracellularly

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intra: decreased
extra: normal or increased

23
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Pyridoxine ( B6 vitamin) is necessary for what processes for gluconeogensis

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  1. transamination

2. decarboxylation of amino acids

24
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Transamination reactions occur between what

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amino acid and alpha-ketoacid

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How does L5 Radiolupathy present in patient
- back pain radiating down leg with sensory loss over buttocks, lateral thigh and calk, and dorsal foot - Weakness of foot dorsiflexion, inversion, eversion, and toe extension
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C1 esterase inhibitor deficiency blocks what
conversion of kininogen to bradykinin | - increase bradykinin
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What does ACE do to bradykinin levels
degrades bradykinin
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MOA for Tamoxifen
selective estrogen receptor modulators - estrogen agonist on uterus - estrogen antagonist at breast
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What is seen in primary and secondary m. tuberculosis in lung
primary: Ghon foci in lower lobes Secondary: apical cavitary lesion
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Inulin clearance can be used to calculate what value
GFR
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High altitude exposure results in what
hypoxemia with respiratory alkalosis
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Define Bulimia nervosa
recurrent binge eating and recurrent inappropriate compensatory behaviors - usually normal weight
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factitious disorder is what
intentional production or feigning of physical or psychological symptoms for purpose of assuming sick role
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What are melanocytes derived from
neural crest cells
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Reaction formation
defense mechanism that involves replacing unacceptable feelings and impulses with their extreme opposites
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Splitting
seeing others as all bad or all good
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Suppression
Putting unwanted feelings aside to cope with reality
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Projection
Attributing one's own feelings to others
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Displacement
transferring feelings to a more acceptable object
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MOA for Niacin
- decreases hepatic synthesis of triglycerides and VLDL | - reduces clearance of HDL
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Risk factor for taking Niacin
- decrease renal excretion of uric acid | - precipitating acute gouty arthritis
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What nerve goes through obturator foramen
obtruator nerve
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what happens when you hurt the obturator nerve
- weakness on thigh adduction | - sensory loss over distal medial thigh
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ventral posterior lateral nucleus receives input from where
1. spinothalamic tract | 2. dorsal columns
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ventral posterior medial nucleus receives input from
trigeminal pathway
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If patient is deaf, what do you do for communication
1st: interpreter 2nd: use other tools like writing
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Bipolar 1
- manic episodes | - depressive episodes not required but common
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Bipolar II
Hypomanic episodes
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MOA of Bosentan
competitive antagonist of endothelin receptors used for treatment of idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension
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Inherited or acquired hypertriglyceridemia with triglyceride levels exceeding over 1000 mg/dL, what organ can be damaged
acute pancreatitis
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after 12-18 hours of fasting, what is the principal source of blood glucose
- gluconeogenesis
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What is the primary source of glucose for the first 12-18 hours of fasting
glycogenolsys