CLINICAL SCIENCES Flashcards

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Most common type of renal stone?

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Calcium oxalate 85%

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Family history of soft tissue cancer + breast cancer + neuroblastoma = ?

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Li-Fraumeni syndrome (p53 mutation)

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What does C3 deficiency cause?

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Recurrent infections, especially severe pyogenes infections

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What shows bias is comparative studies?

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Funnel plot

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Number needed to treat (NTT)=

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1/Absolute Risk Reduction

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Which cells produce pulmonary surfactant?

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Pneumocytes type 2

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What HLA is coeliac disease associated with?

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HLA DQ2

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Most common chromosomal defect in Down’s syndrome?

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Nondisjunction

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Night sweats + lymphadenopathy + large binucleate cells on biopsy =

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Hodgkin’s lymphoma

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Reed-Sternberg cells express which cell markers?

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CD 15 AND CD30

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What causes Pellagra?

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Vitamin B3 deficiency (NIACIN)

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Features of pellagra?

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The 3 Ds:
- Dementia
- Dermatitis
- Diarrhea

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Most common heart defect in Turner’s syndrome?

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Bicuspid aorta

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Short stature + primary amenorrhoea = ?

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Turner’s syndrome

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Which cells produce interferon gamma?

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Natural killer cells andT helper cells

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Which cells produce interferon alpha ?

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Which cells produce interferon beta?

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What statistical tool to use when analysing survival over time?

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What is a genetic mutation that results in formation of srop codon called?

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Nonsense mutation

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Which cell is involved in hyper acute graft rejection?

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Cells involved in acute and chronic graft rejection?

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Helper T cells and cytotoxic T cells

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What is the power of a study?

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1 - the probability of a type II error

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What is Cushing reflex in brain injury?

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Bradycardia+ hypertension + wide pulse pressure

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Fabry’s disease mode of inheritance?

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X-linked recessive

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Fabry's diseaee features?
F: fever A: angiokeratomas)alphagalactosidase deficiency B: R: renal impairment Y: YX- X-linked recessive S: stroke and cardiovascular disease
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Fastest conduction velocity in the heart?
Ventricular conduction by Purkinje fibers (2-4m/s) Then atrial conduction 1m/s Then AV node 0.05m/s
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What receptors does insulin bind to?
Tyrosine kinase receptors (other factors that bind to tyrosine kinase are insulin-like growth factor and epidermal growth factor)
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Central chemoreceptors are sensible to what?
Raised H+
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Peripheral chemoreceptors respond to what changes?
Raised pCO2 and H+ raise pO2 to a lesser extent
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What is the physiopathology of Homocystinuria?
Deficiency in cystathionine beta synthase which results in severe elevations in plasma and urine homocysteine concentrations (autosomal recessive)
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Atrial natriuretic pepride is an example of what type of receptor?
Guanyle cyclase receptor
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Which oncogene is associated with Burkitt's lymphoma?
C-MYC
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What oncogene is associated with neuroblastoma in children?
n-MYC
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What oncogene is associated with Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia II and III and medullary thyroid carcinoma?
RET
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Which type of secondary messenger system does nitric oxide stimulate?
Cyclic GMP
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