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USMLE Pathophys

Subjects : health-sciences, usmle
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1. Dimercaprol






2. PPAR- gamma receptor agonist - which causes improved target cell response to insulin






3. Trigeminal






4. Macrophages of the CNS






5. Yolk sac






6. Neutrophil chemotactic agent 'neutrophils arrive B4 others'






7. PNH






8. Oligodendrogila






9. Sulfonamides - hydralazine - isonazid - procainamide - phenytoin






10. ADPKD






11. Membranoproliferative GN






12. Increases platelet aggregation and vasoconstriction






13. Centriacinar






14. HTN; XY will be a girl - XX will lack secondary sex char.






15. Papillary CA of thyroid






16. Measles






17. Sulfonamides - Isonizid - Cimetidine - Ketoconazole - Erythromyicn - grapefruit juice - protease inhibitors






18. Dantrolene (prevents release of calcium from SR of muscle)






19. NE






20. Anxiety - insomnia - sweating - dilated pupils - piloerection - rhinorrhea






21. H. Influenza






22. A few levels above the level of entry






23. Cocain and sumatriptan






24. Job's or LAD






25. Motor innervation of pharynx - larynx and upper esophagus






26. A/w esophageal/duodenal atresia and anencephaly






27. Oligodendroglia






28. Panacinar






29. Decreased follicles & estrogen with increased FSH & LH






30. Deficiency of aldosterone and cortisol

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31. Decreased potency - increased Km






32. Brenners tumor






33. Makes oxytocin






34. Increased acini and intralobular fibrosis






35. Oligosaccaride hydrolase






36. Chronic gout. inhibits reabsorbtion of uric acid in PCT






37. Cells of BBB






38. Actinomyces






39. Polyarteritis nodosa






40. Thryroxine replacement






41. Schwann cells






42. Gauchers






43. Achondroplasia






44. Clopidogrel - ticoplidine






45. Estrogen






46. Closes K+ channel on B cells causing depolarization and thus calcium influx which causes insulin release






47. Cause release of preformed insulin






48. Hereditary spherocytosis






49. NF 1






50. Invasive ductal CA