wednesday randoms Flashcards

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paracellular barrier

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tight junctions with claudins and occludins

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which fossa is foramen spinosum?

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middle cranial fossa

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3
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CN is middle cranial fossa

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CN2-6

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gastric CA risk factors

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dietary nitrates, alcohol and tobacco use, H pylori

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flucytosine

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antifungal that targets DNA and RNA synthesis

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CN in posterior cranial fossa

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CN 7-12

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caspofungin

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antifungal that targets the cell wall

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epithelial ovarian CA risk factors

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family hx, infertility, nulliparity, PCOS, endometriosis, BRCA1 or 2 mutation, lynch syndrome, postmenopausal hormone therapy

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prostate CA risk factors

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increasing age, african-american race

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amphotericin B and nystatin

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antifungal that binds ergosterol of cell membrane

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liver CA risk factors

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Hepatitis B &C, liver cirrhosis, hemochromatosis, alfatoxin

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aprepitant

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NK1 R antagonist antiemetic

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metoclopromaide

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D- receptor antagonist antiemetic

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pancreas CA risk factors

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tobacco smoke, obesity

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antiemetics for chemotherapy induced emesis

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metoclopramid, ondansetron, aprepitant

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CN in anterior cranial fossa

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CN1

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17
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cellular anchors

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adheren junction, desmosomes, hemidesmosomes

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18
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intercellular connection

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gap junctions with connexins

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colorectal CA risk factors

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hereditary colorectal CA syndromes, IBD, obesity, charred or fried foods

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breast CA risk factors

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early menarche, late menopause, nulliparity, BRCA mutations

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bladder CA risk factors

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tobacco smoke, occupational exposures (rubber, aromatics, textiles, leather, etc)

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griseofulvin

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antifungal that targets mitosis

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azoles

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antifungal that inhibits synthesis of ergosterol for cell membrane

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renal CA risk factors

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tobacco smoke obesity, hypertension

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integrins
proteins of hemidesmosoms; cells connecting to basement membrane
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scopolamine
antimuscarinic antiemetic
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cadherins
proteins of desmosomes and adherens junctions
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diphenhydramine
antihistame antiemetic
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ondansetron
5HT3 R antagonist antiemetic
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CA 19-9
pancreatic tumor
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alpha fetoprotein
HCC, germ cell tumors
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carcinoembryonic antigen
GI tumors
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serum marker for germ cell tumors and choriocarcinoma
HCG
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eye down and out and pupil dilated
oculomotor palsy
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CN 3 in brainstem?
midline in midbrain
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can't look up
Parinaud syndrome, posterior midbrain, damage superior colliculi
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muscle to move eye laterally
CN6, pons
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3 things to move eyes side to side
CN6, MLF, PPRF = all in pons
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nucleus ambiguous
muscle 9, 10, 11; in medullar
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see inferior olivary nucleus?
in medulla!
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patients tongue deviates to left. where is the lesion?
medial medulla, left CN12 nucleus
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ASA stroke damages which part of brain
middle medulla
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which are midline CN?
3, 4, 6, 12 = divide evenly into 12
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4 midline columns of brainstem?
MLF, motor pathway (corticospinal), motor nucleus (nucleus ambiguous), medial lemniscus
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unable to look down when looking at nose
CN 4 damage
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midbrain blood supply
PCA
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lateral medulla blood supply
PICA
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medial medulla blood supply
ASA
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lateral pons blood supply
AICA
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medial pons blood supply
Basilar artery
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structures in association with 3rd part of duodenum
SMA
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part of duodenum that bile duct drains into
2nd; vertical portion
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cardinal veins form
systemic venous circulation
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umbilical veins form
portal system
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caput medusa
paraumbilical veins
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anorectal varices
superior rectal veins
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I, AVL, V5, V6
circumflex artery
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II, III, AVF, V3, V4
right coronary artery
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V1, V2
LAD
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cilostazol
X platelet aggregation and vasodilate
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pseudo allergy with increased leukotrienes
ASA side effect
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abciximab
Gp2b3a block = NO platelet cross-link
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ASA
preventative against platelet aggregation
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Clopidogrel + Ticlodipine
X ADP = NO platelet aggregation
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Agaratroban + Dabigitraban + Bivalirudin
X thrombine (2a)
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Fonadaparinux
bind and activates anti-thrombin III
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vitamin K factors
2, 7, 9, 10, c + s
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IgG-PFA complex with clots
Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT)
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ranitidine
X H2-R - used in GERD
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H pylori tx
PPI + clarithromycin + amoxicillin/metronidazole
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metoclopromide
X D2R, anti-emetic
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aprepitant
X substance P, NK1R
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ondansetron
X 5HT23, anti-emetic
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WPW
PSVT + delta waves
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Sotalol + Amiodarone
anti-arrhythmic, X K+ in phase 3
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12-24 hr alcohol withdrawel
seizures
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48-96 hr alcohol withdrawl
delirium tremens - fever, tachy, HTN, hallucinations