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1.Those who are going to take test in a month or 2 and interested in first aid reveiw are welcome.
2.Post 5 topics from 5 subjects, or according to usmle distribution(more pathology and pharma).
3.Questions shoule be 1/2 liner and only from FA.(refer topic, subject, page number and edition of first aid)
4.The one who post dont have to answer.
5.Those who answer can open first aid or answer without opening first aid and answer should be bried too(to avoid time waste in typing).
6.If you can come up with a different question from same topic, go ahead, if there is no scope of a different question, post 5 more from different topic.(again, refer, subject, page number and edition of FA)
7. Provide adequate gap to make it easier to read.
So, are you interested? I will post one now. I will be away for a wihle.
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hi all!
* Mebendazole/thiabendazole
* Taxol
* Griseofulvin
* Vincristine/Vinblastine
* Colchicine
my points:
1. Abnormal type 1 collagen > Osteogenesis imperfecta
2. Absence of fibrillin > Marfan Syndrome
3. Alfa-L-iduronate deficiency > Hurler Syndrome
good day/nigth... :) |
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I will try some from absolutely last one(the other one u hate, i hate too, and i have to study those) :
1)Injury to which nerve causes foot drop (loss of dorsiflexion) ?deep peroneal nerve
2) Injury to which nerve causes loss of plantar flexion?
3) The anterior compartment of the leg is supplied by which nerve?-deep peroneal
4) The lateral compartment of the leg is supplied by which nerve?-common peroneal
5) the posterior compartment of the leg is supplied by which nerve?-tibial n
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i am having hard time since i have such a abck dated edition.
Drugs that act on microtubule??-Griseofulvin (use-ringworm)
what else this one do?
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) Damage to the upper trunk leads to what palsy (C5,6)
shoulder muscle lesion>Erb's paralysis>waiter's tip
2) Damage to the lower trunk leads to what palsy (C8,T1)
forearm and hand muscle palsy>thoracic outlet syn?claw hand and ape hand, horner syn.
3) Damage to the posterior division of the brachial plexus leads to what deformity ?
radical N. lesion>wrist drop
4) Damage to the axillary nerve of the post. division leads to which muscle paralysis?
deltoid muscle?abduct shoulder
5) Damage to the radial nerve of the post. division leads to what palsy?
6) Damage to the Long thoracic nerve leads to which deformity?
serratus anterior muscle palsy>weak in abduct arm and angel wing
7) Damage to the Musculocutaneous nerve causes loss of function of which muscles?
anterior arm mus>weak in flex elbow
8) Damage to the ulnar nerve affects which muscles of the hand? & what is the deformity called?
adductor/ flexor brevis/opponens digiti minimi>2-5digits abduct and adduct, claw hand
9) Damage to the median nerve causes loss of sensation in which muscles?
latern palm 1-3, half4 skin sense loss
abductor/opponens/flexor pollicis brevis muscle?flatten/ape hand
10) In clavicle fracture the brachial plexus is protected from injury due to which muscle?
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FA:
taxol (anti-breast cancer) (pg.91)
M-phase specific agents that bind to tubulin and hyperstabilize polymerized microtubules so that mitotic splindle cannot break down (anaphase cannot occur) (pg.320)
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FA P394
Early proximal convoluted tubule:
Reabsorb all of the glucose and AA and most of the HCO3-, Na+ and H2O. Secretes ammonia which acts as a buffer for secreted H+. |
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to pin
according to FA 2007 lateral compartment of the leg is supplied by superficial peroneal nerve
thanks for your great idea...........it reallly helps to recalll and review things |
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drpn, i have 2003 fa, and i couldnt found that in fa, thanks for correcting, even in kaplan thats superficial peroneal nerve, i hope i will remember now, |
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