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What vessels and nerves contained in Cavernous sinus?
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Decks in class (108)
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Anterior versus posterior pituitary gland products1
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Embryonic precursor of anterior pituitary1
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Vibrio Cholera causes for diarrhea.3
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Organs that carry out gluconeogenesis1
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Cytokines that recruit different cell types1
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Pro-inflammatory cytokines1
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Cytokines that stimulate cachexia--weight loss, muscle atrophy, and fatigue during chronic disease (eg, cancer, AIDS, heart failure, COPD)1
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Anti-inflammatory cytokines1
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Common infectious causes of granulomas1
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Common noninfectious causes of granulomas3
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Major types of antigen-presenting cells1
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Major dermatome landmarks1
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Spinal nerve roots of genitofemoral, femoral, and sciatic nerves3
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Common cause of painful bulging anal mass1
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Th1 and Th2 cell function1
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Cells and cytokines involved in granuloma formation1
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Type 2 pneumocyte location1
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Effect on ADH, Central blood volume, and ANP after 20 min cold water submersion1
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Poison ivy rash (to urushiol) relation to HSR1
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Male/female genital analogs1
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Female paramesonephric/Mullerian duct derivatives1
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Male mesonephric/Wolffian duct derivatives1
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Major biochem deficiencies and symptoms1
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Whipple disease and sx2
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Tumor causing microbes1
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MOA and toxicities of chemo and immunosuppressive agents13
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MOA of most common immunosuppressants1
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Common B-cell immune-deficiency syndromes1
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Common T-cell immune-def. syndromes4
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Common combined B-cell and T-cell disorders5
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Most common phagocyte immunodeficiencies4
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Pt’s without/with decreased B-cells and their infection risk1
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Porphyrias2
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Mechanisms and enzymes involved in Osteogenesis imperfecta1
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Results of UMN lesions1
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Types of hypercholesterolemia1
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Fibrates1
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Nicotinic acid=Niacin=B31
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Ezetime1
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Cholestyramine, cholestipol, and colesevlam1
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Statins1
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PCKS9 inhibitors1
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Treatment for mild cholesterol gallstones1
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Hypertriglyceridemia1
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Heart chamber closest to esophagus1
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Heart chamber closest to front of chest1
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SA node1
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Differences between types of Mycobacterium leprae1
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Coagulation cascade1
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Bleeding time1
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Fibrinogen factor1
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Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)3
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Congenital adrenal enzyme deficiencies2
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The Brain1
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Brain fill in the blank1
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Corticospinal tract fiber origins1
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Lobes and cortexes3
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MLF lesion2
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Differences between Contralatral hemiballismus versus Huntington’s disease2
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Respiratory compensation1
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Tricuspid valve murmur1
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E.Coli virulence factors1
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Superantigens2
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Cerebral hematomas1
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Type of hematoma1
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Skeletal muscle activation MOA1
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Hemochromatosis sx and lab sx1
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Image question1
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Bullous pemphigoid and pemphigus vulgaris1
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Nitrosamines, aflatoxin, and glue inhalation toxicity1
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Splenic infarct1
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Hypocalcemia and hypercalcemia1
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Hypokalemia and hyperkalemia1
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Enzyme test for gram-positive bacteria1
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Uteran and ovarian arteries1
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Aledronate1
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Heparin and warfarin1
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Physiology of ejaculation1
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Parasympathetic nerve supply to hindgut1
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Cavernous sinus1
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Skin cancer1
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Skin cancer 21
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Skin cancer 31
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Skin cancer appearances1
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Merkel cell carcinoma1
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Skin condition1
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Actinic keratosis1
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Ankylosing spondylitis1
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Image question 21
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Tactile fremitus1
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Most common paraneoplastic syndrome associated with small cell lung cancer1
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Thyroid-binding globulin production1
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Pulmonary capillary wedge pressure=pulmonary artery occlusion pressure1
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Estrogen and liver failure1
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Aortic stenosis and aortic regurgitation/insufficiency1
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Crystals and polarized light1
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Ichen sclerosis1
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K+ sparing diuretics2
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Loop diuretics2
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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors2
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Polysaccharide antigen vaccine1
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IV saline concentration1
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hCG function in men1
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Clinical trail stages1
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Clinical trail question1
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Upper motor neuron lesions and hyperreflexia/hyporeflexia1
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Metastasizing of carcinomas and sarcomas2
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Fungin antifungal mechanism1
