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Tb drug that Inhibits arabinosyl transferase
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Ethambutol
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Which thyroid cancer:
Psammoma bodies |
Papillary
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Which thyroid cancer:
Eosinophilic cytoplasm |
Follicular
Eosinophilic cytoplasm = Hurthle cells |
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Which thyroid cancer:
Ground glass appearance |
Papillary
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Calculate filtration fraction given:
RBF = 1.0 L/min GFR = 0.1 L/min HCT = 0.50 |
FF = RBF/RPF
RPF = (1-HCT)*(RBF)= Cl(PAH) Thus, RPF = .5*1 = 0.5 FF= GFR/RPF=.1/0.5=0.2 |
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Which syndrome:
Meningiomas |
NF-1
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Cardiomyopathy caused by:
Doxarubacin |
Dilation-->Systolic Dysfn
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Which thyroid cancer:
Amyloid deposits |
Medullary
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Which thyroid cancer:
Arises from parafollicular calcitonin-releasing cells |
Medullary
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High and Low potency antipyschotics
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High Potency:
Haloperidol Fluphenazine Pimozide (is this the one that metabolizes to phenobarbitol?) Low Potency: Chlorpromazine Thioridazine (High risk anti-chol/histamine fx, low risk EPS) |
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Formula for attributable risk percent
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ARP = RR-1/RR
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Tumor cells expressing CD31
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Hepatic angiocarcinoma
Note: CD31 - PECAM (important for leukocyte extravasation) |
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This disease has deficient lysyl hydroxylase
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Ehlers-danlos
AKA pro-collagen peptidase |
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This disease targets antibodies against Type IV collagen
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Goodpasture's
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Crescent formation
Deposits of IgG, C3 |
Goodpasture
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SIADH:
Salt levels Fluid levels |
Low salt (decreased aldosterone secondary to fluid retention)
Euvolemic |
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Morphine effects on ion channels.
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Inc'd K+ efflux leads to hyperpolarization of postsynaptic neuron
Results in termination of pain transmission |
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Sickle Cell patient with aplastic crisis secondary to this virus.
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Parvo
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Hepatitis E:
Virus type |
Unenveloped ssRNA
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Diastolic murmur that diminishes with atrial fibrillation
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Mitral stenosis (or TC stenosis)?
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Bacteria that activate adenylate cyclase via ADP ribosylation.
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Note that this increases cAMP in host cells
Pertussis Cholera |
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E. coli in presence of:
Glucose Lactose |
Glucose: dec'd adenylyl cyclase activity-->dec'd intracell cAMP
-->dec'd lac operon genes (in absence of glucose-->inc'd intracell cAMP-->activates Catabolite Activator Protein-->positive regulates lac operon) Lactose: Conformational change in repressor gene, releases from operator Allows inc'd transcription of lac operon |
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Hemiballismus:
Brain lesion |
Contralateral lesion of SUBTHALAMIC NUCLEUS
Lacunar stroke h/o HTN |
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Reactions that require NADPH
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FA synthesis
Steroid synthesis Cholesterol synthesis Drug metabolism |
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Lepirudin MOA
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Direct thrombin inhibitor
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Which virus:
dsDNA-->template +RNA-->progeny dsDNA |
HBG because has reverse transcriptase
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Which virus:
dsDNA-->Template dsDNA-->Progeny dsDNA |
Herpes
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<1 g proteinuria qd
RBC Casts Nephritic/Nephrotic Example |
Nephritic
PSGN |
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P>3.5g qd
No RBC Casts Nephritic/Nephrotic Example |
Nephrotic Syndrome
Minimal Change Disease |
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Effect of opioids on gall bladder.
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Contracts sphincter-->biliary colic
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Bacteria that inactivates 60S ribosome
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E coli 0157 (can lead to microangiopathic hemolytic anemia)
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E coli that doesn't ferment sorbitol.
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E coli 0157
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50 year-old male with sudden severe headache, double vision, and bitemporal hemianoopsia.
He's noticed decreased libido and mild headaches for a few months. Diagnosis |
Pre-existing pituitary adenoma explains dec'd libido and HA; must be bleeding into the adenoma
Called Pituitary Apoplexy |
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This thyroid disorder features giant cells.
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Subacute granulomatus thyroiditis
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2 year-old male with non-rhythmic conjugate eye movements.
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neuroblastoma in adrenal medulla
Will find inc'd catechols in urine |
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This disorder results in excess release of gastrin.
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Zollinger-Ellison
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Chronic gastritis with antral sparing
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Autoimmune (Pernicious Anemia)
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Chronic gastric focused in antrum
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H pylori
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Alcoholic undergoes CT and reveals fluid filled cyst in pancreas.
How did that get there? What's its lining like? |
It's actually a pseudopsyst which formed due to leak of proteolytic enzymes, causing inflammation and granulation tissue
It's not lined by epithelium, that'd be a true cyst |
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Defect in excretion of bilirubin glucuronide products.
Name of disease Presentation of patient? |
Dubin JohnsonSyndrome
Self-resolving jaundice with pigmented hepatocytes (filled with epinephrine metabolites) |
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Anti-Jo 1
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Polymyositis
Will have inc'd creatine kinase too Sarcolemma will express MHCI's |
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Recurrent hemorrhage in the elderly:
What product of aging leads to this? |
Amyloid deposition in vessels
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Depolarizing drug with rapid onset and residual muscle paralysis
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Succinylcholine
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Non-depolarizing drug, reversible with -stigmine.
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Curare drugs
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Uterine adrenergic receptor is ____.
What's the effect of stimulating it? |
Beta2-->uterine relaxation
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Linear deposition of IgG, C3.
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Goodpasture
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Lumpy deposition of IgG, C3.
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PSGN
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Xanthoma on eye is associated with ______.
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PBC
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Which malignancy:
HIV positive Ki-67 > 90% |
Burkitt's lymphoma secondary to chronic EBV
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Bacteria that utilize edema factor.
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Bacillus anthracis (inc'd cAMP in host cells-->edema)
Pertussis |
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Liver cells with PAS-positive granules
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unreleased alpha-A1T-->risk HCC
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CD markers for Th0.
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CD3 (transmits signal to cell interior)
CD4 |
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Loe APO E3/E4
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Thi is familial dysbetalipoproteinemia:
Liver isn't able to remove chylomicrons and VLDL from circulation Accumulates in blood Inc'd cholesterol/TG |
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Waxing/waning LAD
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B cell follicular lymphoma
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MTX AEs
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Stomatitis
Hepatotoxicity (hepatitis, cirrhosis, fibrosis) |
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Bacteria with IgA protease
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Strep pneumo
Neisseria |
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Bacteria with hemolysin
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Staph
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Bacteria with protein A
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Staph Aureus (binds Fc of Igg to inhibit complement and dec C3b--impairs opsonization)
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Infliximab MOA
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Anti-TNF-alpha
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Embryonic origin of:
Aorticopulmonary septum |
NCC
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Lack of UGT:
Which biliary disorder? Effect? |
Criggler-Najjar 1
Leads to inc'd INDIRECT (UNCONJUGATED) blirubin--> deposits in brain-->kernicterus |
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Why do Zencker diverticula form?
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Cricopharyngeal muscle dysfn
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Which vitamin deficiency:
Edema, orthopnea, tachycardia |
Thiamine--B1; this is wet beriberi
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Which vitamin deficiency:
Difficulty walking, tingling in hands and feet, involuntary eye movements |
Thiamine--B2; this is dry beriberi
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