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USMLE Pathophys

Subjects : health-sciences, usmle
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Visual (Lateral for Light)






2. Support - repair - potassium metabolism - remove excess NT - maintain BBB - marker is GFAP






3. Trigeminal






4. Subacute (De Quervain's) thyroiditis






5. Clopidogrel - ticoplidine






6. Decreased follicles & estrogen with increased FSH & LH






7. Pacinian






8. Neurofibromatosis






9. Vaginal carcinoma: spindle shaped tumor cells that are desmin positive






10. Basal cell carcinoma






11. Bilateral renal agenesis or posterior urethral valves in males






12. Wiscott - Aldrich






13. Norepinephrine






14. Depolymerizes microtubules - impairing leukocyte chemotaxis and degranulation






15. Trichomonas or bacterial vaginosis






16. Placenta attached to myometrium






17. Impetigo






18. Marfans






19. Inhibits osteoclastic activity






20. Intussception






21. Dobutamine






22. Schwann cells






23. Causes vasoconstriction (use for acute migraines)






24. Hairless skin - dynamic fine touch






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






26. Gonorrhea






27. Hypoglycemia






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






29. Homocystienuria - Marfans






30. Oculomotor






31. Rheumatic fever






32. Macrolides






33. Lactic acidosis






34. Protamine sulfate






35. Oligodendoglia






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






37. Decreased efficacy - decreased Vmax






38. Dissociative






39. Centriacinar






40. Streptococcus






41. Tay Sachs






42. Oligosaccaride hydrolase






43. Hemangioblastoma






44. Cocain and sumatriptan






45. Fibrates






46. Hereditary spherocytosis






47. H. Influenza






48. D cells of pancreas and gut






49. Motor






50. SICK PEG