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Barr Body
Drum stick appearing lobule at the edge of neutrophils

Seen in Kleinfelters and all Females (Except Turners)
why do new borns have physiologic jaundice
Decrease amount of UDP Glucuronyl Transferase
Rx for physiologic jaundice
phototherapy

converts UCB to water soluble form (trans to cis)

Degrades B2, so it must be supplemented
MG
auditory sensation
LG
visual sensation
VA/VL
motor to body
VPM
facial sensation
VPL
body sensation
MCC of nephrotic syndrome in adults and children
adults
focal segmental

Children
minimal change
Findings in hyperammonemia
asterixis
slurred speech
somnolence
vomiting
cerebral edema
blurred speech
hereditary cause of hyperammonemia
OTC def
Antimuscarinic for Parkinsons
benztropin
Antimuscarinic for COPD
ipratropium
Antimuscarinic for peptic ulcer
methscopolamine
propantheline
Antimuscarinic motion sickness
scopolamine
Antimuscarinic for urge incontenance
oxybutynin
glycopyrrolate
How do we obtain Vit D from the sun
in skin, 7 DHC is converted to Vit D3

In liver, D3 is converted to 25 OH

In kidneys, converted to 1,25 OH

(24, 25 OH is inactive form)
Drugs that cause aplastic anemia
chloremphenical
benzene
NSAIDs
PTU
methimazole
anti-cancer drugs
Rx for aplastic anemia
Transfusions

immunosuppressive agent
-anti-thymocyte globulin
-cyclosporine

G-CSF or GM-CSF

BM transplant
Rx for urge incontinence
Antimuscarinics
-oxybutynin
-tolterodone
-darifenacin
-solifenacin
-trospium