In the kitchen
Auto antibodies
HLA
Pathognomonic
Name the drug
100

The FDA warned pregnant women againsteating large amount of shark, king mackerel and swordfish due to the risk of....

Mercury poisoning

100

Antihistone antibody

Drug-induced lupus

100

Can’t see, can’t pee, can’t climb a tree

HLA B27

100

Koplik spots

Measles

100

This is the oldest benzodiazepine

Chlordiazepoxide

200

Incorrectly preparing this root tuber can lead to cyanide toxicity 

Cassava

200

Mixed connective tissue disease

Anti-RNP

200

Abacavir hypersensitivity

HLA B5701

200

Hodgkin lymphoma

Reed-sternberg cell

200

Only effective in CCR5 tropic HIV positive patients 

Maraviroc

300

This spice doubles as a hallucinogen, giving a high that can last for days

Nutmeg

300

Anti- voltage gated calcium channels

Lambert-Eaton syndrome

300

HLA DQ (think Dairy Queen)

Type 1 DM

300

Single transverse palmar crease

Down’s syndrome

300

This drug’s effect is decreased when given with jevity 

Phenytoin

400

This tasty snack comes from the same family as poison ivy, Anacardiaceae, just ask those who pick them

Cashew

400

Dermatitis herpetiformis ..... it’s an isomer of the antibody for celiacs disease

Anti-epidermal transglutaminase antibody

400

HLA B8 (yup.... just like the ward)

Graves disease

400

Salmon colored rash in caucasians 

Still’s Disease

400

This ARV almost always causes mild hyperbilirubinemia.... sometimes a marker of compliance 

Atazanavir

500

Hmmmmmm, sweet botulism

Honey

500

Anti IgG4

Anti IgG4 related disease

500

HLA A3 in a sallow diabetic

Haemachromatosis

500

Pastia's lines.....a clinical sign in which pink or red lines formed of confluent petechiae are found in skin creases

Scarlet fever

500

This biological decreases the incidence of SCD painful crises

Crizanlizumab