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when they ask for a gene

they are talking about mRNA so the technique is northern blot

adenoviruses outbreaks ocurrs where

small outbreaks among individuals living together in close quarter (military barracks or camp dormitories)

when an old pt with pulmonary edema that has developed hearing problems what drug is that patient taking

loop diurectics like furosemide

during a thyroidectomy when branch is affected

the external branch of the superior laryngeal nerve. the nerve that innervates the cricothyroid muscle

state the results of an pulmonary fuction test for a copd pt and emphysema

decrease FEV1/FVC,


increase TLC & RV

In 17 a-hydroxylase deficieny what is phenotypical presentation in boys and girls.

boys when born look like girls (but lack internal female genitalia) and girls develop normal internal and external genitalia but look like boys during puberty (impaired synthesis of sex hormones prevents the development of secondary sexual characteristics in both sexes and prevents menarche in females).

clostridium difficile infection (CDI) can be tto with first line tto of oral metronidazol and vancomycin, however if the pt have recurrent CDI what is the tto

fidaxomicin marcolide




bacteriocidal with minimal systemic absorption

Hyperthyroidism causes a hyperadrenergic state with hypertension, tachycardia, affective sx, fatigue, tremore, heat intolerance , weight loss and exophthlamos. what drug can help with all except exophthalmos?

propanolol

name the antidotal tto against cyanide toxicity (nitroprusside) and the 3 different strategies. that direct binding of cyanide ions

direct cyanide ion binding- hydroxocobalamin


inductionof methemoglobinemia- sodium nitrite


detoxifying sulfur donors- sodium thiosulfate

cox 1 normal moa is

stimulating constitutive prostaglandins that causes only physiologic functions


gastric mucosal protection


incr renal perfusion


platelet aggregation



cox2 nml moa

causes inducible prostaglandins that have both




physiologic functions


incr renal perfusion


angiogensis


tissue repair




pathologic fun


incr pain sensitivity


inflammation

arachidonic acid produces both

cox 1 and 2

cox 2 drug celecoxib decreases?

inflammation and has no effect on cox 1 therefore no affect on gastroduodenal tissue

what disease has an autosomal recessive inheritance and a defect in the gene that codes for the "ATM" gene. note this gene plays a role in what

Ataxia-telangiectasia


DNA break

what are the SE of methotrexate

stomatitis (painful mouth ulcers)


hepatotoxicity (incre alt, als, hepatitis, fibrosis, cirrhosis)




more severe


myelosuppression


increased risk for opportunistic inf: b-cell lymphomas, pulmonary fibrosis



can you give pregnant women methotrexate? why?

no becauses it inhibit the enzyme dihydrofolate reductase and blocks folinic acid synthesis (folic defiency)

to dx cystic fibrosis why do they have to do a sweat test

in sweat glands, abnormal CFTR function causes reduced luminal salt absp which lead to the produciton of hypertonic sweat with high chloride content

what is the pathogenesis of cf

impaired functioning of the cftr transmembrane protein in respiratory, gastric, sweat glands




in the gut, this impaired cftr transmembran protein reduces luminal cl secreation and incr sodium and net water absp->dehydrated mucus and more neg transepithelial potential difference.

young man with impaired balance, tremor, difficulty speaking, no hep, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, brother died of neur dz.




what is a beneficial dx

boy has wilsons dz




dx:kayser-fleischer rings on slit lamp examination

after surgical procedure then experiences fever, and muscle rigidity, muscle stiffness and cyanotic skin mottling

malignant hyperthermia where excessive intracellular calcium release in skeletal mus

in addition to bells palsy pt may also experience what

decreased tearing


hypercusis


loss of taste sensation over the anterior 2/3 of tongue

decribes what happens to creatinine levels


1. nml gfr


2. decre gfr


3. 1/2 gfr

1. creatinine nml


2. incr creatinine


3. doubles creatinine

pt with COPD have high pCO2 (hypercapnia) what kind of response are they going to have in the brain?

PCO2 is a potent cerebral vasodilator that decreases cerebral vascular resistance which will lead to increased cerebral perfusion and increased intracranial pressue.

tetralogy of fallot due to anterior and cephalad deviation of the infundibular septum--> VSD




so what is the main embryologic disfunction

VSD: deviation of the interventricular septum

neonate abstinence syndrom


withdrawal from opiates




sx


onset


tto

crying, tremores, tachypnea, sneezing, irritability, diarrhea, jittery mvmt




onset depends on drug heroin 1-2 days




opiate replacement methadone

pan

segmental, transmural, necrotizing inflammation (results in ischemia, infarction, hemorrhage) of medium- to- sm sized arteries such as vessels of kidneys, heart, liver, gastrointestinal tract

anorexia nervosa what are its affects on hormones

low LH, FSH, estradiol, estrone

group a streptococci can invade better and resist antibiotic if what substance is added to it?

protein M

what is protein M

major virulence factor for strep pyogenes


it inhibits phagocytosis and complement activation, mediates bacterial adherence, and is the target of type specific humoral immunity to s. pyogenes

a picture with a damaged ventric showing chordae tendinea-->

valvular inflammation and scarring predispose to infective endocarditis whic is cahracterized grossly and on an echocardiogram by the presence of valvular vegetations.

a woman with vision issue, and menstral irregularity is a

prolactoma that produces prolactin from the lactotroph cells.

common peroneal nerve injury

dt trauma to the leg near the head of the fibula


signs of foot drop resulting in a steppage gait.