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196. Muscular Dystrophies
What is duchenne muscular dystrop...,
What causes the absence of dystro...,
What is the incidence of dmd
25
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198. Myasthenia Gravis
What is myasthenia gravis,
What are the pathognomonic sympto...,
What is the gender distribution p...
21
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192. Multiple Sclerosis
What is multiple sclerosis ms,
What are the primary agents respo...,
What are the common disease patte...
21
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201. Ion Channel Myotonias, Myotonia Congenita, and Acquired Neuromyotonia
What is the cause of myotonia con...,
What are the types of ion channel...,
What distinguishes pam from pmc
16
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202. Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis
What is hyperkalemic periodic par...,
How common is hyperpp,
What is the inheritance pattern o...
23
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203. Hypokalemic Periodic Paralysis
What is hypokalemic periodic para...,
What are the key features of hypo...,
What is the prevalence of hypopp
17
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194. Guillain-Barré Syndrome
What is guillain barre syndrome g...,
What type of neuropathy does gbs ...,
What is a common cause of gbs
24
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193. Motor Neuron Diseases
What are upper motor neurons umns,
What are the signs of upper motor...,
Where do lower motor neurons lmns...
30
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195. Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
Who described charcot marie tooth...,
What is the prevalence of charcot...,
What is another name for charcot ...
24
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197. Mitochondrial Myopathies
What do mitochondria produce by o...,
What are the products used in the...,
Name the five enzyme protein comp...
18
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200. Congenital Myasthenic Syndromes
What are congenital myasthenic sy...,
How are cmss typically inherited,
What are the three main categorie...
22
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199. Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome
What is lambert eaton myasthenic ...,
What occurs at the neuromuscular ...,
What is the effect of lems on mus...
21
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219. Apparatus and Breathing Circuits
What is the impact of breathing c...,
Why are heated humidified breathi...,
What is dead space in the context...
13
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220. Endotracheal Tube Selection
What has been the primary determi...,
What anatomical features are impo...,
What are postintubation complicat...
19
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221. Warming Devices
What are the four main mechanisms...,
What percentage of total heat los...,
What is the primary source of hea...
21
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222. Premedications
What are the significant stressor...,
What are some short and long term...,
What typical points of increased ...
16
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223. Agents, Techniques, and Mapleson Circuits
What are the characteristics of c...,
What types of anesthetics are exa...,
How does the hemodynamic impact o...
19
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224. Induction Techniques
What are the techniques for induc...,
What factors influence the choice...,
True or false parental presence d...
22
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225. Anesthetic Actions Different From Adults
What is the oxygen consumption ra...,
How does the myocardial structure...,
What compensatory mechanisms do n...
18
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226. Drug Toxicities Preferentially Occurring in Children
What are the unique consideration...,
Which organs are primarily respon...,
Why are neonates and infants vuln...
25
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227. Opioid Dosing and Sensitivity—Pediatrics
What factors increase the risk of...,
What are the commonly prescribed ...,
What are the two categories of pain
26
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228. Neuromuscular Blockers
What are neuromuscular blocking a...,
What are the two subcategories of...,
How do depolarizing agents like s...
18
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229. Regional Anesthesia
What are the key differences betw...,
What are the benefits of regional...,
Why is general anesthesia often u...
18
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230. Fluid Therapy and Blood Replacement
What are the two fluid compartmen...,
What percentage of total body wat...,
What is the 4 2 1 rule used for
17
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231. NPO Guidelines for Pediatric Patients
What does npo stand for,
What is the primary purpose of fa...,
What are the fasting guidelines f...
17
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232. Problems in Intubation and Extubation
What percentage of perianesthesia...,
What are imperative skills for ma...,
What is a structured approach to ...
14
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233. Neonatal Physiology
What are the five stages of lung ...,
At what gestational age does surf...,
What is the significance of surfa...
17
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234. Cardiovascular System
What is the first functional orga...,
During which day does cardiac loo...,
What are the four initial heart s...
22
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235. Metabolism, Fluid Distribution, and Renal Function
What is glucose homeostasis in ne...,
What are the daily protein glucos...,
How should glucose protein infusi...
14
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236. Thermal Regulation
Why are neonates particularly sus...,
What is the ratio of total body s...,
What percentage of total body sur...
21
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237. Fetal Hemoglobin
What is fetal hemoglobin hbf,
How does the oxygen affinity of h...,
What is the predominant hemoglobi...
23
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238. Prematurity
What is defined as an infant born...,
What is the birthweight classific...,
What percentage of infant mortali...
22
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239. Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
What is bronchopulmonary dysplasi...,
What is one of the established cr...,
How is mild bpd defined
22
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240. Congenital Heart and Major Vascular Disease
What is the approximate prevalenc...,
What factors can impact periopera...,
How can congenital heart disease ...
14
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241. Cyanotic Defects
What does cchd stand for,
How many cases of cchd occur per ...,
What is hypoxemia
21
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242. Acyanotic Defects
What are the components of acyano...,
What is the primary cause of left...,
What factors determine the magnit...
18
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243. Pulmonary Hypertension
What is pulmonary hypertension ph...,
What are the two main classificat...,
Define pulmonary hypertension
19
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244. Major Vascular Malformations
What are the three distinct entit...,
What is the incidence of coarctat...,
What is the incidence of patent d...
22
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