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Hepatitis D is linked to which Hepatitis ? |
Hepatitis B
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Infectious Hepatitis refers to?
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Hepatits A
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How is Hepatitis A spread?
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Oral/Fecal route
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How is Hepatitis B spread?
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Bodily secretions: blood, sperm, leukorrhea
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Which hepatitis most common post transfusion?
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Hepatitis C
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Enterically transmitted hepatits
from water is? |
Hepatits E
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What is the first process of urine formation?
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Filtration
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What normal range is required for urinary function?
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Blood flow
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Which hormone associated with uterus?
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Oxytocin
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Where is prolactin released? Function?
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Prolactin is released from anterior pituitary, Stimultes milk secretion
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Total blood volume in adults?
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5-6 liters.
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Thyroid gland produces which 2 hormones? Their functions?
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Thyroid gland produces thyroid and calcitonin. Calcitonin controls ionic calcium levels in blood pasma.
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ACTH hormone produced where? Function?
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ACTH is produced in the anterior pituitary. It regulates endocrine activity of adrenal gland.
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PTH is produced where? Function?
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Parathyroid hormone is produced by the parathyroid gland. It regulates calcium ion in the blood.
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What is a major function of the parathyroid hormone?
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Regulates the formation of vitamin D
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Tetanus is caused by?
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clostridium tetani
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Common bacterial cause of pharyngitis?
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Streptococcus Pyogenes
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Babinski sign is?
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Dorsiflexion of the great toe with or without fanning of other toes.
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Brudzinski sign is?
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Neck stiffness assessed. Positive sign of meningeal irritation is involuntary flexion of hips and knees when flexing neck.
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Kerning sign is for?
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Also meningeal irritation. Evaluated by flexing the leg at knee . Positive sign is pain in lower back and resistance to straightening the leg.
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Examine the abdomen in what sequence?
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I. A. P.P.
Inspect auscultation, percussion, palpation. |
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Side effects of decongestant pseudoephedrine?
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Insomnia, drowsy, nervous, agitation.
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ALP blood test (alkaline phosohatase) detects?
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Liver and bone.
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Intervertebral disk herniation at L3 -L4 causes pain where?
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Over lateral thigh. (disk herniation afffects nerve root below the lesion)
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Pain at medial knee caused by what nerve level?
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L 3
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Which disk herniation causes decreased ankle jerk?
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5 S1
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High levels of anti-DNA antibody blood test diagnoses?
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autoimmune diseases. (SLE).
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Lu 7 location on latéral side of the tendon of which muscle?
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Bicep
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Apley test for?
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meniscus
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anterior drawer test for?
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ACL
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Ballottement procedure for?
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presence of excess fluid or effusion in knee
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McMurray test for?
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meniscus.
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Pulse taking next to which bony prominence?
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Styloid process of the radius
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Upper motor sign that indicates dysfunction of fibs within pyramidal system?
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Babinski's sign.
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Barlow's maneuver for?
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congenital hip dislocation
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Ballottement procedure for?
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presence of excess fluid or effusion in knee
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McMurray test for?
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meniscus.
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Pulse taking next to which bony prominence?
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Styloid process of the radius
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Upper motor sign that indicates dysfunction of fibs within pyramidal system?
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Babinski's sign.
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Barlow's maneuver for?
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congenital hip dislocation
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