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my NMBE form 2 notes: - scotchtapetest
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Giemsa stains are only used for:
1) Borrellia,
2) Plasmodium,
3) Trypansomes and
4) Chalmydia

Wrights Stain for Burkitt Lymphoma

CGD A defect of phagocytic cells Due to NADPH oxidase def.

DANAZOL is an androgen derivative that has gonadotropin inhibitory effect . Its indicated in Endometriosis, Fibroids and Fibrocystic breast disease.

teardrop cells (dacrocytes). Teardrop cells are found in myelofibrosis, pernicious anemia, myeloid metaplasia, thalassemia, and some hemolytic anemias.


LV Failure
S4 Heart Sound

Acne rosacea is a chronic acneiform disorder affecting both the skin and the ... rosacea is characterized by blotchy or diffuse erythema, telangiectasias..

methacholine challenge test (E) is used to elicit symptoms of wheezing in asthmatic...

mild hypponatremia[asymptomatic with sodium 120-130meq/l]-fluid restriction
moderate hyponatremia-[sodium 110-120meq/l]-loop diuretic with normal saline
severe hyponatremia-HYPERTONIC SALINE

Eaton lambert:
1. Defect in presynaptic Ca Channels affecting neurotransmitter release
2. muscular weakness, improves with activity
3. association with malignancies (occurs as a paraneoplastic synd)

myesthenia gravis:
1. defect in postsynaptic acetylcholine receptors (antibody mediated destruction)
2. muscular weakness, worsons with activity
3. association woth thymoma

Glycogen storage diseases
Very Poor Carbohydrate Amylo Mechanism
type 1 von gierke disease
2 pompe disease (cns, liver and heart. Deficiency in Acid Maltase. The pump goes with the Pompe's ds. Displcd PMI)
3 cori disease
4 amylopectinosis
5 Mc ardle disease


Exudate has >3.0 protein
Transudate has So between 10mg/dL and 90mg/dL, a transudate would have >59.4



Muddy Brown Casts -- ATN from prolonged Hypotension
-- Consists of Renal Tubular Epithelial Cells ? Sensitive for ATN but Non-Specific Finding




2. Broad Casts “ Seen in Pts w/ CRF.
-- These arise in Dilated Tubules of Enlarged Nephrons that have undergone Compensatory Hypertrophy in Response to Reduced Renal Mass


Wax Casts “ CRF
-- Casts are Shiny & Translucent


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3. RBC Casts “ Glomerulonephritis or Vasculitis




4. WBC Casts “ Are Definite Evidence that Urinary WBC™s originate in the Kidney
They are seen in ? Interstitial Nephritis
? Pyelonephritis




5. Fatty Casts “ Seen in Conditions that causes Nephrotic Syndromes
-- Hyaline Casts are composed almost of entirely of Protein that Pass Unchanged along the Urinary Tract, these may be seen in ASx Pts and Pts w/ Pre-Renal Azotemia


Chylothorax vs Empyema
White, opaque, thoracic duct could be nicked, lymph like vs Empyema, takes a few days, fever, pus too.

PBC Vit Def?
FAT SOLUBLE VITAMINS AFFECTED in P BS, K A D E
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#2
thats sweet of you scotchtape.. uve been a totally pal arnd here Smile
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#3
thanks. dont mention it. y'all too have been!

k one correction:

Exudate has >3.0 protein
Transudate has lessthan 3.0 protein


Exudate has Glucose lessthan 3.3mmol/l (= 59.4mg/dL) [multiply by 18 to convert mmol/l to mg/dL]
-->So between 10mg/dL and 90mg/dL, a transudate would have >59.4
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