Respiratory Phys
Respiratory Path
Cardio Path
Antiarrythmics
All about Magen
100

Primary component of bronchi and bronchiole wall

Smooth muscle

100

Most common cause of adult pneumonia

Strep pneumoniae

100

What cardiac pathology is associated with Turners syndrome

Coarctation of the aorta

100

What class of antiarrhythmic is procainamide and what is it most commonly used for?

Class 1A and WPW

100

What is Magens favorite color

pink


200

What cells produce surfactant

Type 2 pneumocytes

200

What causes panacinar emphysema

Alpha 1 antitrypsin disease

200

What cardiac pathology presents with myocarditis with aschoff bodies and antischkow cells

Acute rheumatic fever


200

What is the only Type 3 antiarythmic that does not cause Torsade de pointe

Amiodarone

200

What is Magens favorite animal

Koala

300

What causes the Va/Q ratio to be zero

No alveolar ventilation

300

What respiratory pathology is most commonly associated with sinus inversus?

Bronchiectasis (Kartageners syndrome)

300

Patient presents with Quincke pulse, early blowing diastolic murmur and widened pulse pressure. What is the most likely diagnosis for this patient

Aortic regurgitation

300

What is the moa of isoproteronol

Increase cAMP by activating G protein-coupled adrenergic receptors; acting at cardiac β1-adrenergic receptors, agonists have positive inotropic, chronotropic, and lusitropic effects (Beta agonist)

300

What is Magens dream car

Pickup truck

400

What is the treatment of severe carbon monoxide poisoning? And what is the MOA?

Pure 100% O2 administration

The oxygen at high pressures will bind more readily than the oxygen

400

What is Caplan syndrome

Rheumatoid arthritis + Coal workers pneumoconiosis

400

What form of cardiomyopathy is most commonly seen with coxsackie A or B virus?

Dialated cardiomyopathy due to myocarditis

400

What affect does digoxin have on intracellular sodium, potassium, and calcium?

Na= decreases

K= increases

Ca= increases

400

What is the name of Magens childhood stuffed animal

Brown bear

500

Located dorsally in the superior portion of the pons, helps control the rate and pattern of breathing. It transmits inhibitory signals to the dorsal respiratory group and thus controls the filling phase of the respiratory cycle. Because it limits inspiration, it has a secondary effect of increasing the respiratory rate.

Pneumotaxic center

500

Leakage of protein rich fluid leads to edema that combines with necrotic epithelial cells to form hyaline membranes in alveoli is characteristic of...

ARDS

500

What pathology is associated with thabdomyoma

Tuberous sclerosis

500

What electrical pathology is a contraindication of adenosine?

Atrial fibrillation/flutter

500

What is Magens favorite flavor of ice cream

Birthday cake