Breakdancing is now in the Olympics
Stevie Wonder
Deaf people never listen
Sleep paralysis Demon
Got Cancer? Cook Meth
100

Valproic acid is a first line medication for seizures but contains these two contraindications

What are hepatic impairment and pregnancy

100

This disease on fundoscopic exam displays pale optic disc, retinal pigment deposits, and decreased retinal vessels

What is retinal pigmentosum

100

This hearing loss demonstrates a positive Rinne and Weber lateralized to the unaffected ear

What is sensorineural hearing loss

100

Sleep walking, night terrors, and bed wetting occur during this phase of sleep

What is N3 (NREM N3)

100

Rosenthal fibers (bright eosinophilic inclusions) is found in this childhood tumor

What is Pilocytic astrocytoma

200

Valproic acid and this medication are the two drugs that can treat all seizure disorders

What is clonazepam

200

Features of hypertensive retinopathy contains microaneurysms, arteriolar narrowing, A-V nicking, Hemorrhages, Retinal exudates and this 

What is Cotton-wool spots

200

Most common causative agent of mastoiditis and acute otitis media is this

What is Streptococcus Pneumoniae

200

Amphetamines uses this mechanism of action to treat narcolepsy 

What is blocks reuptake and increases release of norepinephrine and dopamine

200

This small cell lung carcinoma is characterized by presynaptic voltage-gated calcium channel antibodies 

What is Lambert Eaton Syndrome

300

This seizure medication's side effect can cause permanent vision loss

What is Vigabatrin

300

What is the root cause of papilledema 

what is intracranial pressure 

300

This drug is the most effective agent in treating motion sickness 

What is scopolamine

300

Orexin A is decreased in this condition leading to rapid reentry to REM sleep

What is narcolepsy 

300

Hemangioblastoma, Renal cell carcinoma, Pheochromocytoma have mutations in this protein leading to an increase in Hypoxia inducible factor (HIF-1)

What is Von Hippel–Lindau (VHL) tumor suppressor protein

(Bonus: - what chromosome? 3p)

400

Ethosuximade can only treat absent seizures by this mechanism of action

What is thalamic T-type calcium channels

400

Hypertensive retinopathy & Diabetic retinopathy have this in common

What is retinal ischemia leading to vision loss
400

This condition has a persistent eustachian tube opening secondary to weight loss or chronic gum chewing which can lead to otitis media

What is Patulous Dysfunction 

400

Sleep apnea may lead to this hematological finding

What is secondary polycythemia 

400

Perivascular pseudorosettes surrounding a blood vessel is a histological finding of this 4th ventricle tumor


What is Ependymoma

500

This medication's side effects include hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, aseptic meningitis, and alopecia 

What is Lamotrigine

( Bonus - Rx Gem: This medication must be given at slow doses to avoid a rash, but if a rash does present they must discontinue the medication)

500

Retinoblastoma is the most common intra-ocular tumor in children which is due to a RB tumor suppressor gene  mutation located on this chromosome

What is chromosome 13

500

The patient describes the room as spinning for a couple days, sometimes they cannot hear anything but have bouts of a roaring ringing noise, and feel like their ear is clogged which is consistent with this condition

What is Ménière's disease

500

This drug binds to histamine-3 receptors and acts as an antagonist and inverse agonist

What is pitolisant 

500

Subacute cerebellar degeneration is characterized by Anti-Yo antibodies that attack these cells

What are purkinje fibers