09-18-2014, 06:29 PM
EE.. its norm.
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09-18-2014, 06:56 PM
 WD as exp by sweetyA 24 y/o M and his girlfriend present to you for fertility evaluation. His girlfriend has no significant past medical history and is given a clean bill of health. Pat deaf/mute and the only thing available at this point in his file pmh http://i.imgur.com/kZoJ4IF.png?1 , which of the following most likely defected in yr pat? a)Lack of actinmyosin binding b)Absence of microtubules c)Lack of interactions of intermediate filaments with the plasma membrane d)Lack of dynein arms e)Mutations in kinesin
09-18-2014, 07:29 PM
D - lack of dynein arms causes immotility of flagellated structures in the body e.g spermstozoa. it could also cause lossof function of mucocilliary transport in the airway???
09-18-2014, 07:35 PM
X-ray showing Frontal Sinusitis(?) ----- Kartagener's with X-ray showing sinusitis and dyenin arm defect causing infertility.
Thank you for the question.
09-19-2014, 11:29 AM
RT
@sweety on "?" is HypOplasia @mistake is sad situation but ppl hunderds X more likely die from Malaria & AIDS in that part of world 
09-19-2014, 11:57 AM
A 69 y/o ready to be discharge TODAY 9/19/14 after treatment of COPD. Other med problem of pat HTN & stable angina. His renal function at norm. He received the influenza vac 1yr ago & pneumococcal vac 2 yrs ago. He quit smoking 19 months ago. Vaccination best strategy for the pat?
a)Neither influenza nor pneumococcal vac b)Influenza vac & pneumococcal vac c)Pneumococcal vac d)Influenza vac explain ur ans...
09-19-2014, 12:14 PM
Criterias pertinent to question;
Influenza vaccine: Everyone yearly Pnemo Vacc: One vaccination above 65y/o but if immunocompromised (here with COPD- must be taking steroids) revaccination needed after 5 years Now the pt is 69 he took pneumovac 2 yrs back that is when he was 67 So vaccination strategy would be Influenza only and revaccination with pneumo vac when he will be 72 (67+5) "D" |
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