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    1. The document reviews various medical topics including neurology, cardiology, genetics, immunology, biochemistry, anatomy, hematology/oncology, imaging, renal, gastroenterology, statistics, infectious disease, HIV drugs, antifungals, endocrinology, rheumatology, dermatology, and pharmacology. 2. Key points discussed include medial medullary syndrome, pericardial physiology, genetic disorders like alkaptonuria and Ehlers Danlos, immunosuppression drugs, renal cell carcinoma, malaria treatment, antifungal drugs, diabetes drugs, gout treatment, and drug reactions. 3. Systems covered include the nervous system, heart, genetic conditions, immune system

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    1. The document reviews various medical topics including neurology, cardiology, genetics, immunology, biochemistry, anatomy, hematology/oncology, imaging, renal, gastroenterology, statistics, infectious disease, HIV drugs, antifungals, endocrinology, rheumatology, dermatology, and pharmacology. 2. Key points discussed include medial medullary syndrome, pericardial physiology, genetic disorders like alkaptonuria and Ehlers Danlos, immunosuppression drugs, renal cell carcinoma, malaria treatment, antifungal drugs, diabetes drugs, gout treatment, and drug reactions. 3. Systems covered include the nervous system, heart, genetic conditions, immune system

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    Biostat
    Neurology
    Medial Medullary
    Syndrome
    ASA affected
    1- Contralateral proprioception
    loss (Medial Leminscus)
    2- Contralateral paresis
    (Pyramidal tract)
    3- Loss of hypoglossal nuclei
    (ipsilateral deviation of the
    tongue
    PICA
    Lateral Medulla
    Cardiology
    • Low SV , CO
    • BP equalizes in the heart
    (All chambers and the
    pericardium) , loss of
    gradient.
    • Increased Pressure in all
    chambers
    • Decreased volume in the
    right sided heart (gets
    compressed) SMALL
    RIGHT CAVITY
    Recognize
    where each
    valves opens and
    closes!
    Endocarditis
    • Most common valve affected = Mitral , and you get regurge
    • After GI, GU pathogen = enterococcus
    Genetics
    Immunology
    Review apoptosis
    Calcinurin Inhibitors and Nephrotoxicity
    *Transcription of IL2 and does not block receptor
    Sirolimus drug-eluding stents
    Biochemistry
    Alkaptonuria
    Norepinephrine synthesis
    They do not have marfanoid habitus!
    Ehler Danlos no ectopia lentis
    Mcardle
    Hydrophobic
    amino acid
    Anatomy
    Horner Syndrome

    First Order Neuron : Comes from


    the hypothalamus then it reaches T1
    Second Order Neurone : goes to the
    superior cervical ganglion
    Third order neurone : goes from the
    superior cervical ganglion to the eye
    Heme-Onc
    Splenic Sequestration vs. Aplastic Crisis
    Follicular Lymphoma
    Non-hogkins lymphoma
    •Non-hogkins lymphoma
    •T(14;18) translocation
    •Waxing and waning lymphadenopathy
    •Small lymphocytes with cleaved nuclei
    Imaging
    Vessels
    Renal
    Nephrotic syndrome
    GI
    STATISTICS
    68/95/98 rule
    RENAL
    VHL = Renal Cell Carcinoma
    Tuberous Sclerosis = Angiomyolipoma
    ID
    • Resistant malaria in
    Africa : proguanil ,
    atovaquone
    • Cholorquine if not
    resistant
    • Artesunate if life
    threatening
    • Pirmaquine if vivax/
    Ovale because there are
    hypnozoites
    HIV drugs
    Antifungals
    Endocrine
    Drugs that inhibit glucose absorption
    Thiazolidinedione and Edema
    Rheumatology
    Acute Gout Medications
    Chronic Gout Medications
    Useful recaps
    • DRUG REACTIONS
    Dermatology
    • Melanocyte stratum
    basale
    PHARMACOLOGY

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