6.4 Qbank

Front 1

1. When they give you those stupid graphs about ΔP and πGC, what will cause an increase or decrease in πGC.

2. What is the difference between Parkinson's and Diffuse Lewy Body disease?

Back 1

1. The longer blood stays in the capillaries the more it is filtered and the greater the increase in πGC. So, the only way to do this is to slow RBF by constricting efferent or afferent

2. DLBD affects the cortex but Parkinson's spares the cortex.

Front 2

1. What affect does AT-II have on the kidney vasculature?

2. If patient has a xanthoma, what disease does he probably have? What type of receptor is the LDL receptor (what does it "recieve")

3. If a patient lesions a motor neuron in the internal capsule, where is the deficit?

Back 2

1. constricts the efferent arteriole to maintain GFR!

2. Type IIa hypercholesterolemia; recieves Apo-B100

3. contralateral side

Front 3

1. List items that are part of the neural crest tissue?

2. NSAIDs cause which type of gastritis?

3. Describe the presentation of Parvovirus 19 in kids versus that in adults?

Back 3

1. SAMESEX: Schwann, Arachnoid/Pia, Melanocytes, Enterochromaffin, Septum Cushions, Enteric ganglia/DRG, Parafollicular C-cells

2. Acute

3. kids: slapped cheek, adults: arthritis

Front 4

1. What muscle takes up most of the area of the greater sciatic foramen? Where do the sciatic and superior gluteal nerves emerge in relation to the piriformis?

2. Compare the infections seen in patients with NADPH oxidase or Chediak-Higashi?

3. Urine eosinophils are indicative of what problem?

Back 4

1. Piriformis; SG: above piriformis; Sciatic: below piriformis

2. NADPH: Staph+fungus, CH: staph/strep

3. drug-induced interstitial nephritis

Front 5

1. Which drugs tend to cause interstitial nephritis?

2. Myeloproliferative disorders, over the years, can burn out and cause what?

3. Other than chylamdiae, what other organisms can lead to Reiter's syndrome?

Back 5

1. NSAIDs, penicillins

2. fibrosis

3. c. jejuni, salm, shig, yersinia

Front 6

1. What is the Fick Equation?

2. Where are the hemangiomas in VHL found?

3. Describe the action of Pseudomonas Exotoxin A?

Back 6

1. CO= O2 consumption/ART02-VEN02

2. often cerebral

3. It prevents EF from producing protein

Front 7

1. The vast majority of cerebellar abscesses are related to what condition?

Back 7

1. otitis media

Front 8

1. Does the EF that corynebacterium and psuedomonas have effect transcription or translation?

2. What type of heart injury will result in paradoxical movement of the heart wall?

Back 8

1. translation

2. MI resulting in infarcted tissue

Front 9

1. t(8;14) is only one of the possible mutations for Burkitt's. What are the other two?

2. What is the mutation for follicular lymphoma?

Back 9

1. t(2;8) and (t 8;22)

2. t(14;18)

Front 10

1. Is follicular lymphoma a Tcell or Bcell lymphoma?

Back 10

1. B-cell