La Farmácia
Del Culo de Blumenfield
12 Cabrónes
Nadie Sabe Nada de esta Vaina
Bypass Cuádruple
100
Antiseizure drug known to bind EXTENSIVELY to plasma proteins
What is Phenytoin?
100
Virus with a predilection for the Limbic cortex
What is herpes simplex?
100
The area from which cranial nerve 3 emerges
What is the interpendcular fossa?
100
Hemisphere primarily responsible for skilled motor formulation (praxis)
What is the dominant (usually left) hemisphere?
100
Disease in a 57 year old woman with headaches, jaw claudication, visual disturbances and polymyalgia rheumatica
What is temporal arteritis?
200
MOA of barbiturates
What is increasing DURATION of calcium channel opening, thereby allowing more GABA to be released and more inhibition to take place?
200
Type of cortex that the hippocampal formation is? (think of how many layers it is)
What is archicortex?
200
Foramen from which the mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve exits the skull
What is foramen ovale?
200
Cortical area that connects with Broca's area that is involved with language comprehension and production of the appropriate syntax
What is the prefrontal cortex?
200
Treatment for disease that produces a "string of pearls" appearance on imaging
What is corticosteroids and cyclophosphamide? (Polyarteritis nodosa)
300
Drug used for general absence seizures
What is Ethosuximide?
300
The three layers of the hippocampal formation
What is the dentate gyrus, hippocampus and subiculum?
300
Nucleus that makes up the visceral sensory column of the spinal cord
What is nucleus solitarius? (CN 9 & 10)
300
Language disorder that is fluent, does not comprehend and is able to repeat
What is transcortical sensory aphasia?
300
Diagnostic serum protein finding in a middle-aged man with hemoptysis, hematuria and nasopharyngeal ulceration
What is c-ANCA? (Wegener's granulomatosis)
400
Three antiseizure drugs with well-established teratogenicity
What is valproic acid, carbamazepine and phenytoin?
400
Cortical area that the primary olfactory cortex projects to that is involved with the strong memories associated with smell
What is the entorhinal cortex?
400
Fibers from which cranial levels contribute to spinal accessory nerve?
What is C2-C5?
400
Location of lesion that produces alexia without agraphia
What is the dominant occipital cortex, extending to the posterior corpus callosum (PCA infarction)?
400
Important cause of renal artery stenosis in young females?
What is fibromuscular dysplasia?
500
Drug that if combined with Lamotrigine in children prodcues a greater risk of developing Steven-Johnson's syndrome?
What is Valproic acid?
500
Describe the emotional effect of a lesion in the left frontal lobe? Right frontal? B/L dorsolateral prefrontal? B/L medial orbitofrontal?
Depressed Elevated mood Flat affect Elevated affect
500
Trigeminal sensory system analogous to the spinothalamic tract
What is the spinal trigeminal nucleus?
500
The four features of Gerstmann's syndrome
What is agraphia, acalculia, right-left disorientation, finger agnosia?
500
Explain the 4 steps in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis
1) endothelial damage 2) lipids leak into intima 3) lipids are oxidized and phagocytized by macrophages (forming foam cells) 4) extracellular matrix is deposited and smooth muscle proliferates around it
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