In a patient with a cystinuria stone, what is the defect
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failure of reabsorption of cysteine
What is the MOA of olseltamivir?
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inhibits release of virus particles from other infected cells
,malignancies have the ability to metastasize through the invasion of what type of
enzyme?
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type IV collagenase (metalloproteinase)
innervates the lateral compartment of the leg, the fibularis longus and brevis involved in
eversion
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superficial peroneal nerve
gastric outlet obstruction marked by upper abdominal pain, nausea, non-
bilious vomiting, and failure to gain weight.
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pyloric stenosis
How can warfarin induced necrosis be prevented?
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Bridging with Heparin
Endothelial dysfunction leading to coronary vasospasm is characterized by
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increased intercellular adhesion molecules, increased sensitivity to
vasoconstrictors, increased inflammatory mediators
ovarian tumor made up of transitional and fibrous tissue. Most often benign, can present
with abdominal pain and postmenopausal bleeding
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brenner tumor
In a patient presenting with mitral regurgitation and signs of acute rheumatic fever
caused by streptococcus pyogenes, what is the pathologic change seen?
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fibrinoid necrosis along the lines of closure
, bleeding disorder common after tooth extraction, presents with low factor VIII and
slightlly prolonged PTT.
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von willebrand disease
How to calculate ARR
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(patients who develop disease in control/total- patients who develop disease
in study/total in that group) (Control-Intervention)
In a older patient presenting with necrosis after oral anticoagulant is start what is the
cause of necrosis?
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drug induced protein C deficiency due to warfarin tissue necrosis
In a patient presenting with pancytopenia, splenomegaly, fatigue, hypocellular bone
marrow and peripheral blood smear that is CD20 and CD 103+
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failure of reabsorption of cysteine
What is the MOA of olseltamivir?
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inhibits release of virus particles from other infected cells
,malignancies have the ability to metastasize through the invasion of what type of
enzyme?
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type IV collagenase (metalloproteinase)
innervates the lateral compartment of the leg, the fibularis longus and brevis involved in
eversion
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superficial peroneal nerve
gastric outlet obstruction marked by upper abdominal pain, nausea, non-
bilious vomiting, and failure to gain weight.
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pyloric stenosis
How can warfarin induced necrosis be prevented?
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Bridging with Heparin
Endothelial dysfunction leading to coronary vasospasm is characterized by
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increased intercellular adhesion molecules, increased sensitivity to
vasoconstrictors, increased inflammatory mediators
ovarian tumor made up of transitional and fibrous tissue. Most often benign, can present
with abdominal pain and postmenopausal bleeding
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brenner tumor
In a patient presenting with mitral regurgitation and signs of acute rheumatic fever
caused by streptococcus pyogenes, what is the pathologic change seen?
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fibrinoid necrosis along the lines of closure
, bleeding disorder common after tooth extraction, presents with low factor VIII and
slightlly prolonged PTT.
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von willebrand disease
How to calculate ARR
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(patients who develop disease in control/total- patients who develop disease
in study/total in that group) (Control-Intervention)
In a older patient presenting with necrosis after oral anticoagulant is start what is the
cause of necrosis?
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drug induced protein C deficiency due to warfarin tissue necrosis
In a patient presenting with pancytopenia, splenomegaly, fatigue, hypocellular bone
marrow and peripheral blood smear that is CD20 and CD 103+
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