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The only submucosal glands in the GI tract?
brunner's glands of the duodenum
Brunners glands of the duodenum secrete what substance?
alkaline mucous
These are lymphoid nodules specific to the ileum?
peyer's patches
First line therapy for high triglycerides?
fibrates(gemfibrozil)
First line therapy for high cholesterol?
statins
inheritance pattern of classical galactosemia?
autosomal recessive
inheritance pattern of hemophilia B
x linked recessive
inheritance pattern of huntington's disease?
autosomal dominant
inheritance pattern of Lesch Nyhan syndome
x linked recessive
What cell type is elevated in sarcoidosis?
CD4+ T cells
High CD4:CD8 T cell ratio in bronchiolar lavage fluid?
sarcoidosis
Type of cell that would predominate with bacterial pneumonitis?
neutrophils
MCC of death by CA in females and males?
lung CA
MCC of CA in males?
(1) prostate
(2) lung
(3) colon
MCC of CA in females?
(1) Breast
(2) lung
(3) colon
G6PDH is the rate limiting enzyme of what rxn in the PPP?
G6P--> 6 phosphogluconate
x linked disorder of the PPP that causes hemolytic anemia during times of oxidative stress?
G6PDH deficiency
Dame to the L optic nerve in the L eye will show what sxs on the light reflex test?
light in L eye--> neither eye constricts

light in R eye--> both eyes constrict
CPS1 is the RLE in the urea cycle & is activated by this cmpd?
n-acetyl glutamate
The N atoms in the urea cycle are derived from these two sources?
(1) aspartate
(2) ammonia
Failure of fusion of the maxillary and medial nasal processes?
cleft lip
What CN relays BP info from the carotid body?
glossopharyngeal
What CN is stimulated during " carotid sinus syncope?"
glossopharyngeal
What CN relays BP info from the aortic body?
vagus
Asking " and then what happened"
fascilitation
Interviewing technique where the physician repeats what the pt tells him?
reflection
When the physician does not claim to personally understand how the patient feels?
support
Most likely outcome for a pt with acute hep c infection?
stable chronic hepatitis
How to beta blockers decrease the RAAS?
block B1 receptors on JG cells that release renin
MOA of flutamide used in prostate CA
competes with testosterone and DHT for testosterone receptors
Drug used to rx prostate CA?
flutamide
Drug used to rx both BPH and male baldness?
finasteride
MOA of finasteride used in BPH and male baldness?
decreases conv. of test. to DHT by inhibiting 5 alpha reductase
What is the MC lab abnormality seen with legionella pneumonia?
hyponatremia