Useful Misc Flashcards

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fish oil (linoleic acid) mechanism of action

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anatgonize VLDL-cholesterol secretion

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Where is the IVC located in relation to the liver?

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directly posterior

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Which nerve lies anterior to the superficial inguinal ring?

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anterior labial/scrotal nerve

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Which AA is required for the synthesis of glucosamine from F6P?

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Glutamine

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mechanism of action of orlistat? indication?

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inhibits gastric and pancreatic lipase –> weight loss

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Drainage of the breast through which vein provides the most direct pathway for malignant cell to travel to the vertebral column?

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intercostal veins

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How does rearrangement affect size of VDJ regions?

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decreases

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How does histamine affect the
arteriolar resistance:
capillary hydrostatic pressure:
capillary filtration rate:

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decrease arteriolar resistance

increase capillary hydrostatic pressure

increase capillary filtration rate

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Thrombosis of which vessel is assoc w/ pancreatitis?

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splenic vein

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pathogenesis of adenosine deaminase deficiency + impaired DNA synthesis

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ADA deficiency –> increase dATP in T cells –> increase dATP inhibits ribonucleotide reductase –> impaired DNA synthesis

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What happens to the lysosomal proteins in I cell disease (no mannose-6-phosphate)?

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secreted out of cell

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What is the cause of ventriculomegaly in Alzheimer’s?

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hydrocephalus ex vacuo

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mechanism of action of niacin

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Inhibits VLDL secretion from liver + cholesterologenesis

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What electrolyte abnormalities does acetazolamide cause?

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elevated chloride

type 2 RTA

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progression of acid-base disturbance in aspirin overdose

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hyperventilation –> resp alkalosis w/ compensatory metabolic acidosis
respiratory paralysis –> respiratory acidosis

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mechanism of action aspirin overdose

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uncoupling of ox-phos

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17
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treatment for aspirin overdose

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sodium bicarb

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How does a lesion to the upper trunk of the brachial plexus affect rotation of the arm?

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can’t externally rotate

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origin/insertion of ACL + PCL

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ACL: posterior lateral femoral condyle –> anterior tibia
PCL: anterior medial femoral condyle –> poserior tibia
LAMP

20
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What is the metabolite found in the urine of patients w/ carcinoid syndrome?

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5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid

21
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most common causes of acute bacterial parotiditis

22
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medication of for manic episodes of bipolar

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What does the subscap nerve innervate?

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subscap

teres major

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What does the supraspinatus innervate?

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What does the supraspinatus innervate?

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What does the axillary nerve innervate?
deltoid | teres minor
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blood supply to superior aspect of the lesser curvature of the stomach? inferior aspect?
superior aspect = L gastric | inferior aspect = R gastric
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Which childhood tumor causes vertical gaze palsy?
Pinealoma
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What is the location of the sphenoethmoidal recess?
superior to the superior concha
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What is the consequence for the fetus if the mother has hypothyroidism? Why?
cretinism (abnormal brain development) during the first few months of gestation the baby relies on the mom for thyroid hormone and this is ESSENTIAL for brain development
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Pain from the phrenic nerve will usually be associated with what sensations? Where will the pain originate?
pain originates from the heart; associated with shoulder pain
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What happens in the liver first as a result of binge brinking?
Fatty Change | swelling of cells first maybe
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``` Pregnant woman Hemolysis Elevated Liver enzymes Low Platelets schistocytes ```
HELLP Syndrome *immediate delivery
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What are the side effx of bleomycin?
hyperpigmentation + pulmonary fibrosis
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Most likely cause of death within 24 hrs of an MI?
Vent. Arrythmia
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Restrictive lung disease causes expansion of the airway due to outward pulling of the fibrotic tissue- this causes increased radial traction What value paradoxically increases as a result
FEV1
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In Tuberous Sclerosis what are the renal findings? | Cardiac findings?
renal angiomyolipomas cardiac rhabdomyomas
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Osteogenesis imperfecta is a defect in what step of collagen synthesis/structure?
secondary structure formation: glycosylation forming triple helix
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What does a hemidesmosome connect?
basement membrane to the stratum basale
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What is the presentation of pyruvate kinase deficiency? | What would be increased? What would be decreased?
hemolytic anemia in a newborn 2,3 BPG increased ATP decreased
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What are the essential fatty acids?
omega 3= alpha-linolenic | omega 6=linoleic
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What would the mixed venous oxygen tension be in a cardiogenic shock patient? What would pulmonary vascular resistance be?
decreased because you're already saturating less increased (you're not saturating as much so your lung constrict rather than dilate)
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What does Tamoxifen do in the endometrial and the breast tissue?
endometrial- partial agonist | breast- antagonist
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What do the parietal cells secrete? What do the chief cells secrete?
Gastric acid and intrinsic factor zymogen or pepsin
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opioids can cause what adverse rxn?
IgE independent mast cell degranulation (release histamine/heparin/tryptase/eosinophil chemotactic factors
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What nerves control volume of the bladder? Sympathetic control? Parasympathetic control?
pudendal nerve hypogastric nerve pelvic nerve
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What part of the bladder do the pudendal nerves control? What part do the hypogastric nerves control? What part do the pelvic nerves control?
external sphincter internal sphincter detrusor muscle (on the top of the bladder)