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100

Fracture of the femoral neck can result in damage to this nerve

Sciatic

100

This is the drug class of dabigatran

direct thrombin inhibitor

100

In this form of dementia, you will see hyperintensities in the white matter of the brain

Vascular

100

This personality disorder features a disregard for, and violation of, the rights of others, often involving deceit, impulsivity, and a lack of remorse

Antisocial personality disorder

100

This is the inheritance pattern of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Autosomal dominant

200

Excision of this ligament can improve symptoms in carpal tunnel syndrome

Transverse carpal (flexor retinaculum)

200

Antipsychotics have a possible serious side effect that can presents as encephalopathy, rigidity, and the presence of this substance in the urine

myoglobin

200

Brain imaging of a patient infected with this organism would appear as “soap-bubble” lesions

Cryptococcus

200

This personality disorder is characterized by detachment from social relationships and a restricted range of emotional expression

Schizoid personality disorder

200

True or False: An anesthetic with a high arteriovenous concentration gradient has a slow onset of action

True

300

DAILY DOUBLE

Injury to this nerve can result in a pelvic tilt, known as the Trendelenburg sign

Superior gluteal

300

Use of this class of diuretics is particularly dangerous in a patient being treated for bipolar disorder

Thiazide

300

Nusinersen is an antisense oligonucleotide that increases production of functional protein to treat this disorder

SMA

300

Schizophreniform disorder can only be diagnosed if the patient has had the symptoms for less than this many months

6 months

300

This is the directionality of the lens in homocystinuria

*2 components

Down and in

400

Patients can tear their hamstring muscles during exercises like sprinting. Besides the short head of the biceps femoris, all 3 of the other components of the hamstring muscles originate at this site

Ischial tuberosity

400

A patient taking fluoxetine presents with agitation, diaphoresis, and tachycardia. What medication can be used to treat this condition

cyproheptadine

400

Hemisection of the spinal cord will cause significant motor and sensory deficits on the ipsilateral side, however, damage to this tract will cause the only contralateral deficits in this scenario

Spinothalamic

400

This defense mechanism is defined by involuntarily withholding an idea or feeling from conscious thought

Repression

400

Key clinical features of this lysosomal storage disease include neurodegeneration, an exaggerated startle reflex, and a cherry-red macular spot

Tay-Sachs

500

This is the anatomic landmark for where to perform lumbar punctures

Iliac crest

500

This is the MOA of the 1st-line treatment for trigeminal neuralgia

inhibits Na+ channels

500

Saccular aneurysms of this artery, can cause a Left-sided CN III palsy (“down and out” pupil)

*Directionality needed

Left posterior communicating artery

500

A child that is brought in to your clinic has moments where he stares off into space, and you are worried about seizures. The drug that you would give him has this MOA

Blocks Ca2+ channels in the thalamus (ethosuximide)

500

In this type of dementia, alpha-synuclein deposits can be seen on histology

Lewy body dementia