Nbme 19
NBME 19 block 1 with answers.pdf - Free download as PDF File (.pdf) or read online for free. Scribd is the world's largest social reading and publishing site. Open navigation menu. Exam on 24th Oct. Done with NBME 16 online - 2.5 months ago (244) and UWSA1 2 weeks ago (271). Stressed af about the exam. Is it worth it to take NBME 19 and risk a low score due to the tight curve or should I just do SA2 and NBME 18? NBME 19 spoiler questions. Thread starter nanitch; Start date Mar 31, 2017; Tags help me nbme step 1 Search. Search engine: XenForo Search; Threadloom Search; Search.
it is the mechanism of action of nitroglycerin as it causes release of NO that acts via cGMP
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gonorrheal infection and other STDs do not require consent in minors so the physician should treat patient without notifying parents
contraception,pregnancy,drug abuse and emergencies do not require consent as well
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dorsal white matter of the upper thoracic spinal cord has only dorsal column tract which carries proprioception and 2 points discrimination -discriminative sensation- (differentiate if one finger is touching you or two fingers at the same time)
pain and temperature are carried my lateral spinothalamic tract
and motor activity are carried by corticospinal tract
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this patient has decreased bile absorption due to jejunoileal bypass as blie is absorbed from ileum,a decrease in bile absorption by turn will lead to decrease fat and fat soluble vitamins absorption (K,E,D,A) ,hence fecal fat is increased and fat soluble deficiency will develop
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bcl-2 is antiapoptotic , so when overexpressed , it will decrease cell death
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history of severe cramping pain in right flank that radiates to groin + pain not releived by position >>> stone
prophylaxis of stone formation is by drinking large amount of water in order not to let solutes concentrate and form stones
although calcium stones are the most common type kidney stones ,decreasing calcium in diet is not helpful as most cases of kidney stones occur in people with normal calcium level (normocalcemia & hypercalciuria) , and calcium absorption is regulated by vit d
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Chancre: charachterized by mononuclear cell infiltrate dominated by plasma cells with scattered histiocytes; also obliterative endarteritis with thickened small vessels due to proliferation of endothelial cells and fibroblasts
Condyloma lata: resembles condyloma acuminatum, and charachterized by prominent epidermal hyperplasia, more edema, chronic inflammatory infiltrate, but less keratinization, minimal if any koilocytosis
Gummas: have caseous necrosis, chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate, obliterative endarteritis
Healed gummas: become noncontractile scars with arching fibrosis
CO poisoning is treated with 100% O2 + hyperbaric O2
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it is a case of biliary atresia
in biliary atresia :
- failure to form or early destruction of extrahepatic biliary tree
- leads to biliary obstruction within first three months of life
- normal at birth and then destructed by immune mediated or viral induced
- presents with jaundice (conjugated bilirubin) and progress to cirrhosis
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the cardiac phonogram shows a holosystolyc murmur
the only choice which causes this finding is mitral regurgitation
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vomiting associated with cancer chemotherapy is usually treated or prevented with ondansetron as first therapy
metochlopramide is commonly used in diabetic and postsurgery gastroparesis
Nbme 19 Curve
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The main function of ATll is vasoconstriction and constrict the efferent arteriole leading to increase GFR with compensatory water and Na reabsorption at the distal collecting tubules
The ACE inhibitor block the conversion of ATl to ATIl so it will block the main function which is the vasoconstriction of the efferent arterioles
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this case describes xeroderma pigmentosa , in which there is defective nucleotide excision repair resulting in pyrimidine dimers that are formed due to exposure to UV rays
keep in mind that xeroderma pigmentosa can cause both basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma
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by definition, in situ carcinoma means superficial to basement membrane
if it penetrated basement membrane and reached muscle layer,stroma or venules, it is called invasive carcinoma
certainly you know that metastatic carcinoma is not carcinoma in situ š
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For the new born to be diagnosed with HIV, PCR is to be done for viral DNA
Antibodies like IgG can pass through placenta can't tell if baby was infected or just they were passed
So pcwp ( an indirect measure of LA pressure) goes up. This pressures back up to the lungs and causes increased diastolic pulmonary pressure and that also backs up to increase RA pressure.
The body sensing decreased blood supply to the tissues ( due to the tamponade effect and low BP) fires reflexly to increase heart rate and vasoconstricts to maintain BP. This explains the increased systemic vascular resistance.
Finally cardiac index is a ratio of cardiac output to body surface area = CO/ BSA. In this case, BSA does not change but due to hypotension, CO reduces. Therefore, the cardiac index also drops.
it is a new concept that you should know,but even if you do not know the answer ,you can answer correctly:
by exclusion,central thermoregulation is mediated by hypothalamus,skin graft and burns has no rule with this.
injured and inflammed skin may cause release of mediators that act as endogenous pyrogens but this would be acutely not continuous for years.
there is no large difference between normal skin and grafted or scar skin in sensitivity to heat or sunlight to the degreee that cause hyperthermia
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it is very very very high yield to know everything about metformin as it is highly used nowadays
it inhibits hepatic gluconeogenesis ,it also lead to inhibition of mitochondrial isoform of glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase & complex 1 in electron transport chain in liver.
if you decided to know one single most important thing about metformin , it would be a side effect of LACTIC ACIDOSIS !!!!!!!!!!
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rifampin inhibits DNA dependent RNA polymerase in prokaryotes (this enzyme makes all three types of RNA in prokaryotes unlike eukaryotes that have 3 types of RNA polymerase)
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bilateral crackles on auscultation >> pulmonary edema >> left side heart failure (most commonly in USMLE)
S3 >> volume overload
pitting ankle edema >> right side heart failure
low blood pressure + peripheral cyanosis with these clues indicates systolic heart failure (diagnosis is supported by pre-eisting hypertension)
in systolic heart failure >> decrease cardiac output (CO)
right sided heart failure >> increased systemic venous pressure (SVP)
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after circumflex artery angioplasty, blood will increase to regions supplied by it ,which will be left ventricle
NOTE that this patient has a right dominant heart circulation so posterior descending artery arise from right coronary artery, if it was left dominant or codominant,circumflex artery would share in supply of PDA and hence regions supplied by PDA
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vegetarian for 12 years + macrocytic anemia + neurological manifestations >>> vit B 12 deficiency
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6-week-old + projectile vomiting - vomitus free of bile >>> pyloric stenosis
you should know that pyloric stenosis is not present at birth but develops later (within 2 weeks)
congenital megacolon presents in first 2 days of life by failure to pass meconium
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area postrema is found in medulla and is responsible of vomiting
note that it is one of areas that are not protected by blood brain barrier so it is easily stimulated to produce vomiting by different toxins circulating in the blood.
it is also the target of some antiemetic drugs
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question stem describes manifestations of parkinsonism disease
in parkinsonism: the lesion is in substantia nigra which is found in midbrain as indicated by the arrow
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tubular absorption is mostly by active transport using ATP , so high amount of oxygen is used (especially proximal convoluted tubules and thick ascending limb of loop of henle)
while glomerular filtration is a passive process
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ORS, Oral rehydration solution also contains glucose. This provides energy and helps the sodiumāglucose cotransporter protein, which absorbs sodium into the cell much better if glucose is also present. The glucose in the oral rehydration solution ensures that the protein will bring as much sodium as possible into the cell. Bringing more sodium into the cell reduces its water potential, causing water to re-enter the cell from the lumen by osmosis.
Nbme 19 Chlamydia Trachomatis
meningioma progresses slowly - during 1 year only focal signs not exacerbating,
most common type of astrocytoma is glioblastoma multiforme and the characteristic lesion is pseudopalisading necrosis (not mentioned in vignette)
Generally, people with glioblastoma die within 1 year
remember that... the hallmark of meningioma is its relation to a meningeal surface hence relation to sulcus
incidence should also increase as the no. of new cases that will come are said positive if more than 5mm, earlier the limit was 10 mm. so comparatively no. of cases will increase compared to previous data
you should know that:
prevalence = incidence * duration
so when incidence increases,prevalence also increases
Nbme 19 Answers
inheritance of HLA is like blood groups but no dominant effect like (A /B )
so a parent may have HLA-dr ( lets call it A) and HLA-dr2 (B) . other parent have HLA-dq4 (C) HLA-dq5(D )
so inheritance would be A B * C D
each one of the 4 results would be different . so it is 1/4 chance of being the same
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And the internal urethral sphincter is innervated by parasympathetic (pelvic splanchnic)
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