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KJZ PP Clues

Subject : health-sciences
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Anti - Centromere






2. Sickle Cell






3. Huntington's - Vitamin D resistant Rickets






4. Anti - Glomerular Basement Membrane (AKA Type IV Collagen)


5. 'IHOP' - Intractable pain - Hemorrhage - Obstruction - Perforation






6. Only lipoprotein to carry cholesterol - Breakdown product of VLDL






7. Coumadin: Extrinsic pathway - tissue - PT - factors 2 -7 -9 -10 - PO - 8-10 hrs delay - C/I in preg - Inhib vit K dependent factor (Keep the PeT outside - extrinsic; PeT is Cujo who bites - PO) Heparin: Intrinsic - Blood - PTT - factor 3 - IV - immed






8. Follicular Lymphoma - bcl -2 activation






9. TH1 - TH2






10. Mycoplasma - Nocardia (partially - gram +) - Cryptosporidium (partially - protozoa)






11. 2nd Messenger - Insulin & all growth factors






12. Crohn's diesase






13. Anti - Rho - La - SSA - SSB


14. Anti - Mitochondria






15. 'STELS' - Salmonella - TB - EBV - Listeria - Syphilis






16. Pyruvate carboxylase - PEP carboxykinase - Fructose -1 -6- phosphatase - Glucose -6- phosphatase






17. Restriction enzyme that cuts to the right of amino terminal






18. Covers MC 23 strains - Given at 2 -4 -& 6 months - Given to anyone over 65 yrs old - Given to anyone who is asplenic - Given to anyone with endo organ damage (CF - RF - Nephrotic)






19. Grading: severity of microscopic changes - Staging: degree of dissemination of tumor






20. By pigment - Aureus = gold - Epidermidis = white - Saprophyticus = none






21. Leu - Iso - Val






22. S. pnumoniae - Neisseria meningitides






23. In collecting duct - Absorbs ammonia in the liver - Cause of hepato - renal syndrome






24. Anti - Myelin Receptors






25. Corynebacter






26. Tender nodules & redness on the anterior aspect of the legs






27. Cryptococcus






28. Colon ca - AML






29. Pro






30. Diabetes Hyperkalemia - NO aldosterone (infarcted JG apparatus)






31. Job - Buckley Syn - NADPH Oxidase dfic - Neutropenia - Myeloperoxidase defic






32. 'Please Check Before Going Home' - PKU - Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia - Biotidinase - Galactosemia - Hypothyroidism






33. Gene = on chr 7 - 2nd messenger is IP3/DAG - PIlocarpine can be used to treat (??)






34. Statins: PALS - Provostatin (only renally excreted) - Atorvastatin - Lovastatin - Simvastatin (LFTs q 3 mos) MoA: Inhibit HMG CoA reductase - most active around 8 pm - must take at night for max efficacy






35. Increased pO2 - Increased volume rt ventricle - Blood ransfusion - Supplemental O2 - Right sided heart failure - Pregnancy - IV fluids - ASD (fixed) - Deep breathing






36. Melanoma






37. Alcohol






38. Unique N- terminal sequence - Chronic active dz - Hodgkin's dz






39. Single aa substitution - Hereditary neuropathy - nephropathy - & cardiopathy






40. Appendix - Epithalamus - Palmaris longus - Pancreatic polypeptide






41. Increased or normal pO2 - increased pCO2 - decreased pH






42. Hilum - Pelvic Brim - Entrance of bladder






43. Tachypnea - decreased PCO2 - pO2 - increased pH






44. S. saprophyticus b/c they stick things inside themselves






45. Visceral ca & end organ damage






46. 'WEPTeD' - Warfarin - Estogen - Phenytoin - Theophylline - Digoxin






47. Heliotrope rash






48. Huntington's - Fragile X - Myotonic dystrophy - Spinal/bulbar muscular atrophy (rare)






49. 'PIGI' - Prolactin - Inhibin - GH - Insulin






50. 'BAG for CpR QTS' - Barbiturates - Alcohol - Griseofulvin - Carbamazepine - Rifampin - Quinidine - Tetracyclines - Spironolactones