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• The ANUS problem - USMLE Forum
  The ANUS problem#166715jovanavcs - 03/03/07 03:12F. febrile with tumor in upper Rt. quadrant of theanus .. the mass is painful & red .. what to do ?hot bandages-Cold sitz baths-Surgery-Systemic Antibiotics-Topical Antibiotics
  F. febrile with tumor in upper Rt. quadrant of theanus .. the mass is painful & red .. what to do ? hot bandages-Cold sitz baths-Surgery -Systemic Antibiotics-Topical Antibiotics
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• just back from prometric - USMLE Forum
  Re:just back from prometric#766744fido - 05/10/07 20:43pass 123...i did forms 3 and 4 ...i cant remember any ques exactly form it but the concepts were alike...not transgenic mice....they put mice in some questions even though the ques is abt something else..:((
  Hello freinds!Gave my test today....Thanks to everyone on the forum ..the forum was a big support during my prep..although i was not able to contribute much bcos of my short prep timeThe test is doable..not very complex or tough stuff but everything is tested in detail...i dont recall many
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  just back from prometric#185080fido - 05/10/07 18:36Hello freinds!Gave my test today....Thanks to everyone on the forum ..the forum was a big support during my prep..although i was not able to contribute much bcos of my short prep timeThe test is doable..not very complex or tough stuff but everything is tested in detail...i dont recall many "weird" ques but even the basic stuff was presented in a twisted manner...for some of the ques i had to think for a long time to figure out that i actually knew the answer.I had a lot of cell biology, anat and behavioural ...not much of patho and microi finished each block with 2 or 3 mins to spare...the format was more like UW than kaplan q bank...on the whole....its doable....i am not sure about my performance thoug
  Hello freinds!Gave my test today....Thanks to everyone on the forum ..the forum was a big support during my prep..although i was not able to contribute much bcos of my short prep timeThe test is doable..not very complex or tough stuff but everything is tested in detail...i dont recall many
  a back big during everyone forum freindsgave from hello just not prep..although prometric support test the today....thanks was
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• what is the answer!!!!!!!!!!EXAM q - USMLE Forum
  what is the answer!!!!!!!!!!EXAM q#185066il2 - 05/10/07 17:11a friend of mine got this Q in exam!!!!!where does ADH act, in DCT OR COLLECTING TUBULEKAPLAN SAYS THAT ADH ACTS ON BOTH LATE DCT AND COLLECTING TUBULE.FA shows that ADH acts on collecting tubule and my friend says that LATE DCT IS RIGHTCAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHICH ONE IS RIGHTTHA NK U
  a friend of mine got this Q in exam!!!!!where does ADH act, in DCT OR COLLECTING TUBULEKAPLAN SAYS THAT ADH ACTS ON BOTH LATE DCT AND COLLECTING TUBULE. FA shows that ADH acts on collecting tubule and my friend says that LATE DCT IS RIGHTCAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHICH ONE IS RIGHTTH
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• to be able to recieve US Visa - USMLE Forum
  Al salam alykom ,this collegewww.excelsior.eduis a nursing school online, which you can enroll with them and apply for nursing exam which once you become a nurse and pass NECLEX, you will be an RN and the hospital in US can sponsor you and bring you here in US or even if you are in US they can offer you US green card, that what my friends did.i did take the license as RN in US but I do work in educational field teaching nurses ,is not bad to have RN because helps .GOOD LUCK everyone
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  Cystic Fibrosis exam q#184790adaigbo - 05/09/07 16:11Can someone please expain to me the normal fxn of CFTR.Does it have control on chloride only or both Chloride, Sodium and water.The exam queston is: What are the levels of Chloride, sodium and water in both exocrine epithelial cells VS Sweat duct epithelial cell when CFTR is mutated.2) Why is it that when the CFTR is mutated, that the exocrine epithelial cells have isotonic dehydration of luminal content, however, there is Hypertonic luminal sweat duct epithelial cell.Please someone who knows explain. This was a question on my friends test that she took on Monday. Thanks in advance for the explanation.Report Abuse* Re:Cystic Fibrosis exam q#765235usmledok - 05/09/07 16:49The sweat gland has two portions
  Can someone please expain to me the normal fxn of CFTR. Does it have control on chloride only or both Chloride, Sodium and water. The exam queston is: What are the levels of Chloride, sodium and water in both exocrine epithelial cells VS Sweat duct epithelial cell when CFTR is mutated.
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  Lung question#184725takem - 05/09/07 13:1930 yr old afric-americ. woman has CXR:hilar Lymphadenopathy+diffuse abnormality of Lung parenchym. Bx: noncaseating granulomas. Acidfast, silver and PAS negative. Which of the following is most likely increased in this patient?a) Art. PO2b)FEVc)FVCd) Lung elasticitye) Minute alv. Ventillationf)Residual Vol.
  30 yr old afric-americ. woman has CXR:hilar Lymphadenopathy+diffuse abnormality of Lung parenchym. Bx: noncaseating granulomas. Acidfast, silver and PAS negative. Which of the following is most likely increased in this patient?a) Art. PO2b)FEVc)FVCd) Lung elasticitye) Minute alv. Ventillat
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• eMedicine - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Emphysema : Article by Paul Kleinschmidt, MD
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  While a reduction in the forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) and the forced vital capacity (FVC) with a normal or increased FEV1-to-FVC ratio suggests a restrictive pattern, the diagnosis of restriction is based on a decreased TLC. The assessment of the severity of restriction is also based on TLC.
  Restrictive Lung Disease. Restrictive lung diseases are characterized by reduced lung volume, either because of an alteration in lung parenchyma or because of a disease of the pleura, chest wall, or neuromuscular apparatus.
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• Exam experience 30th April! - USMLE Forum
  Exam experience 30th April!#184592isoniazid - 05/08/07 20:11Ok folks, i've been long overdue, but I did not get free after the exam. I'm in a tough graduate course, and work in research. I had two exams right after my step1, and one more to go at the end of this week. But, I owe this to this forum. Thanks a lot, guys. Loved reading the exam experiences. Didn't read any questions on this forum, though.I'm a 2005 grad, and came to the U.S. last August on F1 visa. I got a scholarship, so I have to work in a lab., and maintain my grades in grad. school. That way, i could pay for my steps and send some money home once in a while. I started studying for Step1 in October and gave it 7months. On an average, I ended up studying 3hrs. or so in a day, but my speed is
  Ok folks, i've been long overdue, but I did not get free after the exam. I'm in a tough graduate course, and work in research. I had two exams right after my step1, and one more to go at the end of this week. But, I owe this to this forum. Thanks a lot, guys. Loved reading the exam experienc
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• How to Prepare for the USMLE: Learning from Mistakes « the rumors were true
  I spent too much time on this section. I should have just used HY Biostats and taken my notes straight from it. Could have saved half a day.
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• A 24-year-old male sheep - USMLE Forum
  A 24-year-old male sheep#184431saonew - 05/08/07 08:06rancher in Missouri presents with pain in the upper-right quadrant of his abdomen and a mild case of icterus. Examination of his fecal smear shows large (100 µm), golden, bile-stained, operculated trematode eggs (without a knob). What is the most likely etiologic agent involved in this infection?A. Echinococcus multilocularisB. Fasciolopsis buskiC. Fasciola hepaticaD. Schistosoma japonicumE. Echinococcus granulosus
  rancher in Missouri presents with pain in the upper-right quadrant of his abdomen and a mild case of icterus. Examination of his fecal smear shows large (100 µm), golden, bile-stained, operculated trematode eggs (without a knob). What is the most likely etiologic agent involved in this infection?
  24-year-old abdomen and case examinat his icterus male mild missouri pain presents quadrant rancher sheep the upper-right with
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• kaplan assemsnet immunology myeloma Q - USMLE Forum
  A patient with a myeloma is producing abnormally high amounts of an antibody that is effecient at the anti-body-mediated cellular cytotoxicity, and activates the classic pathyway of complement. Which of the following antibody isotypes is he most likely producing.a. IgAb IgDc. IgEd. IgGe. IgM
  A patient with a myeloma is producing abnormally high amounts of an antibody that is effecient at the anti-body-mediated cellular cytotoxicity, and activates the classic pathyway of complement. Which of the following antibody isotypes is he most likely producing.a. IgAb IgDc. IgEd. IgGe.
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• help needed UW immuno Q - USMLE Forum
  help needed UW immuno Q#184402rumrum - 05/08/07 01:08ok folks i sort of got both of these wrong, due to some misunderstanding i guess.. can someone elabroate on a scheme inorder for me not to miss it on the real test....here are the two Q'sA 44 y/o male with chronic cough and progressive weight loss is found to have sputum cultures positive for acid fast bacilli. A lung biopsy from this patient reveals.a. fibroblast proliferatioonb. CD 4 T lymphocyte stimulationc. CD 8 T lymphocyte activationd. B lymphocyte transformatione. Neurtrophil infiltrationQ2 35 y/0 African American female with exertional dyspnea and dry cough,. A history of IV drug abuse and multiple sexual partners. X ray shows bilateral hilar adenopathy and pulmonary infiltrates. Angiotensin con
  ok folks i sort of got both of these wrong, due to some misunderstanding i guess.. can someone elabroate on a scheme inorder for me not to miss it on the real test....here are the two Q'sA 44 y/o male with chronic cough and progressive weight loss is found to have sputum cultures positiv
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  Hi everyone.. Can anyone please post HOX-POX genes that we are supposed to know for the test.. The genes and the disease associated with that.. If any link that will be helpful too.. I am writing exam on monday... so just wanted to see if anyone has themThanks
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  So, how did a guy like me who slacked off in basic sciences (I only marginally passed immunology) do well on the boards? Play the game – Know what they’re asking and you’re already two steps ahead. Here’s a good breakdown of how the test goes:Out of each block of 50 questions, approximately:
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  No clear histiologic distinction between benign and malignant thymomas exists. The propensity of a thymoma to be malignant is determined by the invasiveness of the thymoma. Malignant thymomas can invade the vasculature, lymphatics, and adjacent structures within the mediastinum.
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  Papillary thyroid carcinomas typically invade the lymphatics and spread to other sites within the thyroid gland, as well as to the regional lymph nodes. Lymph node metastases have been reported in the range of 46-90% of cases of papillary carcinoma. Vascular invasion is uncommon
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• may 2nd step 1 experience - USMLE Forum
  may 2nd step 1 experience#183801caspase84 - 05/05/07 10:29i have been a pretty silent user but have frequented this website numerous times. i guess its my turn to give back now...The Exam was much harder than i had ever thought. Believe me guys a few days before my exam i had read a post saying the exam was harder than UW and i laughed. I thought it could just not be possible but after giving the exam i felt exactly the same. I hope this was most probably an isolated event so please dont freak out. Just know that this is possible. another friend of mine who gave his exam on 4th said the same thing. i guess we got n isolated harder version full of mol bio and immuno. most people still end up getting the standard difficulty. I had prepared very hard fotr th
  i have been a pretty silent user but have frequented this website numerous times. i guess its my turn to give back now...The Exam was much harder than i had ever thought. Believe me guys a few days before my exam i had read a post saying the exam was harder than UW and i laughed. I thought it
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• may 2nd step 1 experience - USMLE Forum
  may 2nd step 1 experience#183801caspase84 - 05/05/07 10:29i have been a pretty silent user but have frequented this website numerous times. i guess its my turn to give back now...The Exam was much harder than i had ever thought. Believe me guys a few days before my exam i had read a post saying the exam was harder than UW and i laughed. I thought it could just not be possible but after giving the exam i felt exactly the same. I hope this was most probably an isolated event so please dont freak out. Just know that this is possible. another friend of mine who gave his exam on 4th said the same thing. i guess we got n isolated harder version full of mol bio and immuno. most people still end up getting the standard difficulty. I had prepared very hard fotr th
  i have been a pretty silent user but have frequented this website numerous times. i guess its my turn to give back now...The Exam was much harder than i had ever thought. Believe me guys a few days before my exam i had read a post saying the exam was harder than UW and i laughed. I thought it
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• Entrez PubMed
  Reflux Nephropathy and Proteinuria To clarify the mechanism for reflux nephropathy to progress to irreversible or marginal renal damages, this study was conducted. We studied 57 cases of VUR in children followed-up more than 3 years after anti-reflux operation and investigated the correlation between changes of urinary protein excretion and clinical data. In general, proteinuria is the most important feature heralding a poor outcome in patients with reflux nephropathy.
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  To clarify the mechanism for reflux nephropathy to progress to irreversible or marginal renal damages, this study was conducted. We studied 57 cases of VUR in children followed-up more than 3 years after anti-reflux operation and investigated the correlation between changes of urinary protein excretion and clinical data. In general, proteinuria is the most important feature heralding a poor outcome in patients with reflux nephropathy.
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• robertsonian translocation - USMLE Forum Archives
  A 26-year-old woman has produced two children with Down syndrome. She has also had two miscarriages. Which of the following is the best explanation for these occurrences?A. Her first cousin has Down syndromeB. Her husband is 62 years oldC. She carries a reciprocal translocation involving chromosomes 14 and 18D. She carries a Robertsonian translocation involving chromosomes 14 and 21E. She was exposed to multiple x-rays as a child
  A 26-year-old woman has produced two children with Down syndrome. She has also had two miscarriages. Which of the following is the best explanation for these occurrences? A. Her first cousin has Down syndrome B. Her husband is 62 years old C. She carries a reciprocal translocat
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  what two fungi are linked with septicemia via IV lines????????
  what two fungi are linked with septicemia via IV lines????????
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• Graft versus host Qs - USMLE Forum Archives
  A gastric biopsy is performed on a patient with suspected graft-versus-host disease following bone marrow transplantation. The biopsy demonstrates many isolated dying epithelial cells in crypts showing fragmented, hyperchromatic nuclei and small discrete blebs containing both cytoplasm and nuclear fragments. The biopsy demonstrates which of the following?A. ApoptosisB. Caseous necrosisC. Coagulative necrosisD. Gangrenous necrosisE. Liquefactive necrosis
  A gastric biopsy is performed on a patient with suspected graft-versus-host disease following bone marrow transplantation. The biopsy demonstrates many isolated dying epithelial cells in crypts showing fragmented, hyperchromatic nuclei and small discrete blebs containing both cytoplasm and nuclear
  biopsy bone disease following gastric graft graft-versus-host host marrow patient performed suspected transplantati versus with
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• What kind of Shock? - USMLE Forum Archives
  A 82–year-old diabetic is involved in an automobile accident, with severe thoracic and abdominal traumatic injuries. He is rushed to the hospital and placed in the intensive care unit. After a few hours, there is the rapid onset of myocardial dysfunction, hypotension, disseminated intravascular coagulation, and coma. This sequence of events most closely mimics what type of shock?A. AnaphylacticB. CardiogenicC. HypovolemicD. NeurogenicE. Septic
  A 82–year-old diabetic is involved in an automobile accident, with severe thoracic and abdominal traumatic injuries. He is rushed to the hospital and placed in the intensive care unit. After a few hours, there is the rapid onset of myocardial dysfunction, hypotension, disseminated intravascular coag
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