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Type 1 hyperaensitivity – IgE mediated
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Anaphylaxis, bronchospasm, urticaria, angioedema
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Type 2 antibody dependent cytotoxic
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Hemolytic anemia eg, Rh incompatibility
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Type 3 immune complex mediated (Arthus rxn)
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Serum sickness
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Type 4 delayed type hypersensitivity
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Contact dermatitis
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Tissue transplant rejection is a
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Type 2 hypersensitivity reaction
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Most common immunodeficiency is
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Ab deficiency – decreases IgA production by B cells
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Di Georges Syndrome is a
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Congenital T cell deficiency
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Alternative complement pathway is activated by
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Bacterial endotoxins (binds C3)
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Classical complement pathway is activated by
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Ag/ab complexes (binds C1)
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Interferon gamma (INFg) is a lymphokine that
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increases the effectiveness of macrophages and NK cells
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Complement also has a chemotactic function to
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Attract phagocytes to the area of infection
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XXY
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Kleinfelter’s – male with female characteristics
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XO
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Turner’s – female with no 2o female characteristics
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Triple female – mental retardation
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XYY
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Double male
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A carcinogenic toxin found in peanut butter is
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Aflatoxin (a mycotoxin)
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Benign tumors tend to expand
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Malignant tumors tend to be invasive
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Erysipelas is an acute inflammation of the skin
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Caused by S. pyogenes – occurs on cheeks
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Decubitus ulcers (bed sores or pressure sores)
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Caused by prolonged pressure over bony protuberances
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Tinea cruris
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Jock itch
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In lead poisoning you see
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Marked basophilic stippling in RBC
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Anemia of Myxedema (low thyroid function px)
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Macrocytic, normochromic
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Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
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Chronic hemolytic anemia, hemoglobin-emia and –uria
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Cells in Chronic Myelocytic Leukemia carry the
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Philadelphia chromosome
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Chronic infx by B cell antigens induce
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Lymph node follicular hyperplasia
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Chronic infx by T cell antigens induce
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Lymph node paracortical lymphoid hyperplasia
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Hodgkin’s Diseases is characterized by
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Reed-sternberg giant cells
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Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma is
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Mostly of B-cell origin
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Emphysema is characterized by an Increase in…
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the size of air spaces distal to the terminal bronchiole
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Tuberculosis infection can be seen as
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Ghon’s tubercles in a lung X-ray
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Mesothelioma is a primary lung tumor arising from
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The surface lining of the pleura – association with asbestos
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Goodpasture’s syndrome is associated with
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Necrotizing hemorrhagic interstitial pneumonitis and proliferative glomerulonephritis
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Sarcoidosis is characterized by
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Noncaseating granulomas located primarily in the lung
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Zollinger-Ellison syndrome (gastrinoma)
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Gastrin secreting tumor in the pancreas – sever PUD
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Gastric ulcer
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Due to decreased tissue resistance to acid
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Stromal ulcer
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Vomiting blood, anemia and occult blood in stool
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Regional enteritis usually involves the
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Ilium – right quadrant pain
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Ulcerative colitis is characterized by
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Blood stool with no pathogenic organisms
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Granulomatous colitis (Chron’s Disease)
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Transmural colitis
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In Cirrhosis there is progressive injury of the liver and
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The hepatic portal vein is diverted around the liver
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Biliary disease in HIV patients is commonly caused by
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Cryptosporidium (Cryptosporidial cholangitis)
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Pancreastic insufficiency leads to
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Steatorrhea due to the lack of lipase
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A treatment of CHF is
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Digitalis which raises CO
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Sulfonylureas are drugs that
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Stimulate insulin secretion from Beta cells
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Clinical manifestations of hypocalcemia are
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Primarily neurologic – may also cause cataracts
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Hyperpitutarism leads to an
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Overproduction of growth hormone
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In hypopitutarism the
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Gonadotropins are lost first, then GH, then TSH and ACTH
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Cushing’s disease (hypercorticism)
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Increased glucocorticoids – abnormal steroid hormone production by the adrenal gland – over production of ACTH by pituitary – fat redistribution
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Addison’s disease (hypocorticism)
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Deficiency in steroid production by the adrenal cortex – excess pigmentation of skin – Low Na and High K – low BP
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Pheochromocytoma
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Tumor of chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla that secrete catecholamines – causes hypertension – px feel a sense of impending doom
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A classic migraine involves
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Visual aura – common migraine has no aura
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Cluster headaches can be associated with
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Alcohol – signs are tearing, photophobia, nasal congestion
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Muscular atrophy (wasting away) is due to a
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Denervation of the muscle
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Muscular dystrophies are a group if inherited disorders
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Muscle weakness without pain or cramping
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Tay Sachs disease is a gangliosidosis disease
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AR – ganglion cell destruction, glial proliferation and myelin degeneration – cherry red spot on macula
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The most common cause of chronic renal failure is
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Diabetes mellitus (then HTN and glomerulonephritis)
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Preeclampsia-Eclampsia of pregnancy is results in
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Hemorrhage, seizures, renal failure, DIC and death
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Marasmus is a
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Continued restriction of dietary energy and protein
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Kwashiorkor is a quantitative and qualitative deficiency
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Of protein – energy intake may be adequate
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Rickets is caused by a deficiency of
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Vit D and a failure of the small intestine to absorb Ca++
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Osteomalacia
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Adult counterpart to rickets
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Scurvy occurs when a lack of
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Ascorbic acid results in a CT disturbance – bleeding gums
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Beriberi is the result if a deficiency of
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Thiamin
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Pellagra is the disease of the 3 Ds
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Dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia – may result from malabsorption syndrome, alcoholism or low protein diets
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Thiamin deficiency can cause
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Wernike-Korsakoff syndrome, Beriberi and heart disease
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In alcoholism Vitamin C def. occurs when consumption
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Exceeds 30% of the total caloric intake
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Vitamin E and selenium are
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Antioxidants – def. causes RBC death and neuro problems
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Vitamin C deficiency causes a
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Failure in wound healing due to the CT disturbances
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Thiamin is involved in a stage of
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Carbohydrate breakdown
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The Pellagra preventing vitamin is
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Niacin (nicotinic acid)
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Anticonvulsant medications reduced serum levels of
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Folate
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Pantothenic acid is a
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Constituent of coenzyme A
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Vitamin K is necessary for the formation of
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Prothrombin in the liver and clotting factors VII, IX, X
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Cobalt is a
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Constituent of vitamin B12
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Spastic cerebral palsy
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70% of CP cases – upper motor neuron spacticity – scissors gait and toe walking
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Athetoid/dyskinetic cerebral palsy
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20% of CP cases – movements related to emotional tension – slow, writhing and involuntary movements
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Ataxic cerebral palsy
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10% of CP cases – damage in the cerebellum – weakness, incoordination, wide based gait, problems with fine mvmts
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The most common CP cases are
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Mixed – spastic with athetosis
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Withdrawal symptoms for cocaine and opiates are
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Irritability. Hypertonicity, vomiting, diarrhea, sweating, convulsions and hyperventilation
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Withdrawal symptoms of barbiturates
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Convulsions, irritability and fussiness
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