title stringclasses 18
values | content stringlengths 2 999 | contents stringlengths 19 1.02k |
|---|---|---|
Physiology_Levy | Fig. 29.7 In the gastric phase the presence of food in the stomach is detected and activates vagovagal reflexes to stimulate secretion. Food in the stomach results in distention and stretch, which are detected by afferent (or sensory) nerve endings in the gastric wall. These are the peripheral terminals of vagal affere... | Physiology_Levy. Fig. 29.7 In the gastric phase the presence of food in the stomach is detected and activates vagovagal reflexes to stimulate secretion. Food in the stomach results in distention and stretch, which are detected by afferent (or sensory) nerve endings in the gastric wall. These are the peripheral terminal... |
Neurology_Adams | Nonparalytic poliomyelitis The prodromal symptoms consist of listlessness, generalized, nonthrobbing headache, fever of 38 to 40°C (100.4 to 104°F), stiffness and aching in the muscles, sore throat in the absence of upper respiratory infection, anorexia, nausea, and vomiting. These symptoms may subside to a varying ext... | Neurology_Adams. Nonparalytic poliomyelitis The prodromal symptoms consist of listlessness, generalized, nonthrobbing headache, fever of 38 to 40°C (100.4 to 104°F), stiffness and aching in the muscles, sore throat in the absence of upper respiratory infection, anorexia, nausea, and vomiting. These symptoms may subside... |
Neurology_Adams | Exogenous agents may produce myopathic changes in several ways. They may act directly on muscle cells, either diffusely or locally, as occurs with intramuscular injections, or the muscle damage can be a result of diverse secondary factors—electrolyte disturbances (hypokalemia), renal failure, excessive energy requireme... | Neurology_Adams. Exogenous agents may produce myopathic changes in several ways. They may act directly on muscle cells, either diffusely or locally, as occurs with intramuscular injections, or the muscle damage can be a result of diverse secondary factors—electrolyte disturbances (hypokalemia), renal failure, excessive... |
InternalMed_Harrison | The spatial resolution of ultrasound is dependent on the wavelength: the smaller the wavelength and the higher the frequency of the ultrasound beam, the greater are the spatial resolution and ability to discern small structures. Increasing the frequency of ultrasound will increase resolution but at the expense of reduc... | InternalMed_Harrison. The spatial resolution of ultrasound is dependent on the wavelength: the smaller the wavelength and the higher the frequency of the ultrasound beam, the greater are the spatial resolution and ability to discern small structures. Increasing the frequency of ultrasound will increase resolution but a... |
Obstentrics_Williams | American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: Magnesium sulfate before anticipated preterm birth for neuroprotection. Patient Safety Checklist No.n7, August 2012 American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: Magnesium sulfate use in obstetrics. Committee Opinion No. 652, January 2016a American College of ... | Obstentrics_Williams. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: Magnesium sulfate before anticipated preterm birth for neuroprotection. Patient Safety Checklist No.n7, August 2012 American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: Magnesium sulfate use in obstetrics. Committee Opinion No. 652, January 2016... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Strategies to eliminate rheumatic heart disease may depend on active case-finding, with confirmation by echocardiography, among high-risk groups as well as on efforts to expand access to surgical interventions among children with advanced valvular damage. Partnerships between established surgical programs and areas wit... | InternalMed_Harrison. Strategies to eliminate rheumatic heart disease may depend on active case-finding, with confirmation by echocardiography, among high-risk groups as well as on efforts to expand access to surgical interventions among children with advanced valvular damage. Partnerships between established surgical ... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | Developmental events unfold over minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, or even years, with each organism following its own strict timetable. The cascades of inductive interactions and transcriptional regulatory events described earlier take time, as signals are transmitted and transcription regulators are synthesized an... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. Developmental events unfold over minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, or even years, with each organism following its own strict timetable. The cascades of inductive interactions and transcriptional regulatory events described earlier take time, as signals are transmitted and transcription regulat... |
Neurology_Adams | This is directed along several lines. At the outset, a single dose of antitoxin (3,000 to 6,000 U of tetanus human immune globulin) should be given along with a 10-day course of penicillin (1.2 million U of procaine penicillin daily), metronidazole (500 mg q6h intravenously or 400 mg rectally), or tetracycline (2 g dai... | Neurology_Adams. This is directed along several lines. At the outset, a single dose of antitoxin (3,000 to 6,000 U of tetanus human immune globulin) should be given along with a 10-day course of penicillin (1.2 million U of procaine penicillin daily), metronidazole (500 mg q6h intravenously or 400 mg rectally), or tetr... |
Histology_Ross | The gallbladder concentrates and stores bile. The gallbladder is a blind pouch that leads, via a neck, to the cystic duct. Through this duct it receives dilute bile from the chapter 18 Digestive System III: Liver, Gallbladder, and Pancreas GALLB LADDE R 643 hepatic duct. The gallbladder can store and remove about Loc... | Histology_Ross. The gallbladder concentrates and stores bile. The gallbladder is a blind pouch that leads, via a neck, to the cystic duct. Through this duct it receives dilute bile from the chapter 18 Digestive System III: Liver, Gallbladder, and Pancreas GALLB LADDE R 643 hepatic duct. The gallbladder can store and re... |
InternalMed_Harrison | of access to pathologic brain tissue except upon death and the inherent limitations of animal models for disorders defined largely by behavioral abnormalities (e.g., hallucinations, delusions, guilt, suicidality) that are inaccessible in animals. | InternalMed_Harrison. of access to pathologic brain tissue except upon death and the inherent limitations of animal models for disorders defined largely by behavioral abnormalities (e.g., hallucinations, delusions, guilt, suicidality) that are inaccessible in animals. |
Obstentrics_Williams | Heartburn is another common complaint of gravidas and is caused by gastric content reflux into the lower esophagus. The greater frequency of regurgitation during pregnancy most likely results from upward displacement and compression of the stomach by the uterus, combined with relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincte... | Obstentrics_Williams. Heartburn is another common complaint of gravidas and is caused by gastric content reflux into the lower esophagus. The greater frequency of regurgitation during pregnancy most likely results from upward displacement and compression of the stomach by the uterus, combined with relaxation of the low... |
InternalMed_Harrison | (See also Chap. 65) PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HYPOCALCEMIA: CLASSIFICATION BASED ON MECHANISM Chronic hypocalcemia is less common than hypercalcemia; causes include chronic renal failure, hereditary and acquired hypoparathyroidism, vitamin D deficiency, pseudohypoparathyroidism, and hypomagnesemia (Table 424-5). | InternalMed_Harrison. (See also Chap. 65) PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HYPOCALCEMIA: CLASSIFICATION BASED ON MECHANISM Chronic hypocalcemia is less common than hypercalcemia; causes include chronic renal failure, hereditary and acquired hypoparathyroidism, vitamin D deficiency, pseudohypoparathyroidism, and hypomagnesemia (Table... |
Surgery_Schwartz | systemic inflamma-tory response, characterized by increased body temperature, heart rate, respirations, and white blood cell count, are similar to those observed with infection (Table 2-1). However, it is widely accepted that systemic inflammation following trauma is sterile, resulting from endogenous molecules that ar... | Surgery_Schwartz. systemic inflamma-tory response, characterized by increased body temperature, heart rate, respirations, and white blood cell count, are similar to those observed with infection (Table 2-1). However, it is widely accepted that systemic inflammation following trauma is sterile, resulting from endogenous... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Transfusion-transmitted viral infections are increasingly rare due to improved screening and testing. As the risk of viral infection is reduced, the relative risk of other reactions increases, such as hemolytic transfusion reactions and sepsis from bacterially contaminated components. Pretransfusion quality assurance i... | InternalMed_Harrison. Transfusion-transmitted viral infections are increasingly rare due to improved screening and testing. As the risk of viral infection is reduced, the relative risk of other reactions increases, such as hemolytic transfusion reactions and sepsis from bacterially contaminated components. Pretransfusi... |
Pharmacology_Katzung | The directions for use (element [11]) must be both drug-specific and patient-specific. The simpler the directions, the better; and the fewer the number of doses (and drugs) per day, the better. Patient noncompliance (also known as nonadherence, failure to adhere to the drug regimen) is a major cause of treatment failur... | Pharmacology_Katzung. The directions for use (element [11]) must be both drug-specific and patient-specific. The simpler the directions, the better; and the fewer the number of doses (and drugs) per day, the better. Patient noncompliance (also known as nonadherence, failure to adhere to the drug regimen) is a major cau... |
Histology_Ross | The thymus is fully formed and functional at birth. It persists as a large organ until about the time of puberty, when T-cell differentiation and proliferation are reduced and most of the lymphatic tissue is replaced by adipose tissue (involution). The organ can be restimulated under conditions that demand rapid T-cell... | Histology_Ross. The thymus is fully formed and functional at birth. It persists as a large organ until about the time of puberty, when T-cell differentiation and proliferation are reduced and most of the lymphatic tissue is replaced by adipose tissue (involution). The organ can be restimulated under conditions that dem... |
Biochemistry_Lippinco | D. Lysosomal degradation A small amount (1%–3%) of glycogen is degraded by the lysosomal enzyme, acid α(1→4)-glucosidase (acid maltase). The purpose of this autophagic pathway is unknown. However, a deficiency of this enzyme causes accumulation of glycogen in vacuoles in the lysosomes, resulting in the serious GSD type... | Biochemistry_Lippinco. D. Lysosomal degradation A small amount (1%–3%) of glycogen is degraded by the lysosomal enzyme, acid α(1→4)-glucosidase (acid maltase). The purpose of this autophagic pathway is unknown. However, a deficiency of this enzyme causes accumulation of glycogen in vacuoles in the lysosomes, resulting ... |
Obstentrics_Williams | Because magnesium is cleared almost exclusivey by renal excre . tion, the dosages described wil become excessive if glomerular il tration is substantialy decreased. The initial 4-g loading dose of magnesium sulfate can be safely administered regardless of renal function. It is important to administer the standard load ... | Obstentrics_Williams. Because magnesium is cleared almost exclusivey by renal excre . tion, the dosages described wil become excessive if glomerular il tration is substantialy decreased. The initial 4-g loading dose of magnesium sulfate can be safely administered regardless of renal function. It is important to adminis... |
InternalMed_Harrison | 4. Even though primary dapsone resistance is exceedingly rare and multidrug therapy is generally recommended (at least for lepromatous leprosy), there is a paucity of information from experimental animals and clinical trials on the optimal combination of antimicrobial agents, dosing schedule, and duration of therapy. | InternalMed_Harrison. 4. Even though primary dapsone resistance is exceedingly rare and multidrug therapy is generally recommended (at least for lepromatous leprosy), there is a paucity of information from experimental animals and clinical trials on the optimal combination of antimicrobial agents, dosing schedule, and ... |
InternalMed_Harrison | these doses, the drug was nephro-2035 toxic. Even at 30 mg/d, creatinine elevations of 44 μmol/L (0.5 mg/ dL) occurred in 10% of patients; however, at the HBV-effective dose of 10 mg, such elevations of creatinine are rarely encountered. If any nephrotoxicity does occur, it rarely appears before 6−8 months of therapy. ... | InternalMed_Harrison. these doses, the drug was nephro-2035 toxic. Even at 30 mg/d, creatinine elevations of 44 μmol/L (0.5 mg/ dL) occurred in 10% of patients; however, at the HBV-effective dose of 10 mg, such elevations of creatinine are rarely encountered. If any nephrotoxicity does occur, it rarely appears before 6... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Plain and upright or lateral decubitus radiographs of the abdomen may be of value in cases of intestinal obstruction, perforated ulcer, and a variety of other conditions. They are usually unnecessary in patients with acute appendicitis or strangulated external hernias. In rare instances, barium or water-soluble contras... | InternalMed_Harrison. Plain and upright or lateral decubitus radiographs of the abdomen may be of value in cases of intestinal obstruction, perforated ulcer, and a variety of other conditions. They are usually unnecessary in patients with acute appendicitis or strangulated external hernias. In rare instances, barium or... |
InternalMed_Harrison | EBV infections occur worldwide. These infections are most common in early childhood, with a second peak during late adolescence. By adulthood, more than 90% of individuals have been infected and have antibodies to the virus. IM is usually a disease of young adults. In lower socioeconomic groups and in areas of the worl... | InternalMed_Harrison. EBV infections occur worldwide. These infections are most common in early childhood, with a second peak during late adolescence. By adulthood, more than 90% of individuals have been infected and have antibodies to the virus. IM is usually a disease of young adults. In lower socioeconomic groups an... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | Bacteria Are Diverse and Occupy a Remarkable Variety of Ecological Niches | Cell_Biology_Alberts. Bacteria Are Diverse and Occupy a Remarkable Variety of Ecological Niches |
Pediatrics_Nelson | Assisted ventilation with high peak inspiratory pressures and positive end-expiratory pressures may cause overdistention of alveoli in localized areas of the lung. Rupture of the alveolar epithelial lining may produce pulmonary interstitial emphysema as gas dissects along the interstitial space and the peribronchial ly... | Pediatrics_Nelson. Assisted ventilation with high peak inspiratory pressures and positive end-expiratory pressures may cause overdistention of alveoli in localized areas of the lung. Rupture of the alveolar epithelial lining may produce pulmonary interstitial emphysema as gas dissects along the interstitial space and t... |
Gynecology_Novak | 134. Steckel J, Badillo F, Waldbaum RS. Uretero-fallopian tube fistula secondary to laparoscopic fulguration of pelvic endometriosis. JUrol 1993;149:1128–1129. 135. Woodland MB. Ureter injury during laparoscopy-assisted vaginal hysterectomy with the endoscopic linear stapler. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1992;167:756–757. 136. ... | Gynecology_Novak. 134. Steckel J, Badillo F, Waldbaum RS. Uretero-fallopian tube fistula secondary to laparoscopic fulguration of pelvic endometriosis. JUrol 1993;149:1128–1129. 135. Woodland MB. Ureter injury during laparoscopy-assisted vaginal hysterectomy with the endoscopic linear stapler. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1992;... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Lesions of the hypothalamic-pituitary region that disrupt hypothalamic dopamine synthesis, portal vessel delivery, or lactotrope responses are associated with hyperprolactinemia. Thus, hypothalamic tumors, cysts, infiltrative disorders, and radiation-induced damage cause elevated PRL levels, usually in the range of 30–... | InternalMed_Harrison. Lesions of the hypothalamic-pituitary region that disrupt hypothalamic dopamine synthesis, portal vessel delivery, or lactotrope responses are associated with hyperprolactinemia. Thus, hypothalamic tumors, cysts, infiltrative disorders, and radiation-induced damage cause elevated PRL levels, usual... |
Pharmacology_Katzung | FIGURE 7–3 Structures of some cholinomimetic alkaloids. A. Mechanism of Action Activation of the parasympathetic nervous system modifies organ function by two major mechanisms. First, acetylcholine released from parasympathetic nerves activates muscarinic receptors on effector cells to alter organ function directly. Se... | Pharmacology_Katzung. FIGURE 7–3 Structures of some cholinomimetic alkaloids. A. Mechanism of Action Activation of the parasympathetic nervous system modifies organ function by two major mechanisms. First, acetylcholine released from parasympathetic nerves activates muscarinic receptors on effector cells to alter organ... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Acute hypercapnia follows sudden occlusion of the upper airway or generalized bronchospasm as in severe asthma, anaphylaxis, I. Alkalosis A. Central nervous system stimulation 1. 2. Anxiety, psychosis 3. 4. 5. Meningitis, encephalitis 6. 7. B. Hypoxemia or tissue hypoxia 1. 2. Pneumonia, pulmonary edema 3. 4. C. Drugs ... | InternalMed_Harrison. Acute hypercapnia follows sudden occlusion of the upper airway or generalized bronchospasm as in severe asthma, anaphylaxis, I. Alkalosis A. Central nervous system stimulation 1. 2. Anxiety, psychosis 3. 4. 5. Meningitis, encephalitis 6. 7. B. Hypoxemia or tissue hypoxia 1. 2. Pneumonia, pulmonary... |
Neurology_Adams | The tumor is oval, round, or lobulated and has a smooth surface. The wall of the cyst and the solid parts of the tumor consist of cords and whorls of epithelial cells (often with intercellular bridges and keratohyalin) separated by a loose network of stellate cells. If there are bridges between tumor cells, which have ... | Neurology_Adams. The tumor is oval, round, or lobulated and has a smooth surface. The wall of the cyst and the solid parts of the tumor consist of cords and whorls of epithelial cells (often with intercellular bridges and keratohyalin) separated by a loose network of stellate cells. If there are bridges between tumor c... |
Psichiatry_DSM-5 | Dwayne Kruse, M.S., M.F.T. Ajay S. Kuchibhatla, M.D. Shubha N. Kumar, M.D. Helen H. Kyomen, M.D., M.S. Rebecca M. Lachut, M.Ed., Ed.S. Alexis Lake, M.S.S. Ramaswamy Lakshmanan, M.D. Brigitta Lalone, L.C.S.W.-R John W. Lancaster, Ph.D. Patience R. Land, L.I.C.S.W., M.S.W., M.P.A. Amber Lange, M.A., Ph.D. Jeff K. Larsen,... | Psichiatry_DSM-5. Dwayne Kruse, M.S., M.F.T. Ajay S. Kuchibhatla, M.D. Shubha N. Kumar, M.D. Helen H. Kyomen, M.D., M.S. Rebecca M. Lachut, M.Ed., Ed.S. Alexis Lake, M.S.S. Ramaswamy Lakshmanan, M.D. Brigitta Lalone, L.C.S.W.-R John W. Lancaster, Ph.D. Patience R. Land, L.I.C.S.W., M.S.W., M.P.A. Amber Lange, M.A., Ph.... |
Gynecology_Novak | Radiation therapy alone, without excision of the tumor, is associated with a high local failure rate, as is local excision without radiation (57–60). Throughout the last quarter of the 20th century, a paradigm shift occurred in the surgical management of breast cancer. Data from the NSABP B-04 trial, for which 25-year ... | Gynecology_Novak. Radiation therapy alone, without excision of the tumor, is associated with a high local failure rate, as is local excision without radiation (57–60). Throughout the last quarter of the 20th century, a paradigm shift occurred in the surgical management of breast cancer. Data from the NSABP B-04 trial, ... |
InternalMed_Harrison | mg/kg per day. If new lesions continue to appear after 1–2 weeks of treatment, the dose may need to be increased and/or prednisone may need to be combined with other immunosuppressive agents such as azathioprine (2–2.5 mg/kg per day), mycophenolate mofetil (20–35 mg/kg per day), or cyclophosphamide (1–2 mg/kg per day).... | InternalMed_Harrison. mg/kg per day. If new lesions continue to appear after 1–2 weeks of treatment, the dose may need to be increased and/or prednisone may need to be combined with other immunosuppressive agents such as azathioprine (2–2.5 mg/kg per day), mycophenolate mofetil (20–35 mg/kg per day), or cyclophosphamid... |
Surgery_Schwartz | or the proximal tibia in young people. This condition may also occur at the proximal humerus, proximal femur, or pelvis. It usually presents itself as a high-grade extracompartmental disease. It can metastasize to the bone, which is called a “skip lesion,” but the lung is the primary site of metastases. Long term survi... | Surgery_Schwartz. or the proximal tibia in young people. This condition may also occur at the proximal humerus, proximal femur, or pelvis. It usually presents itself as a high-grade extracompartmental disease. It can metastasize to the bone, which is called a “skip lesion,” but the lung is the primary site of metastase... |
Obstentrics_Williams | Hypotension. Sympathetic blockade from epidurally injected analgesic agents can cause hypotension and decreased cardiac output. Despite precautions, hypotension is the most frequent side efect and is severe enough to require treatment in a third of women (Sharma, 1997). According to Miller and coworkers (2013), hypoten... | Obstentrics_Williams. Hypotension. Sympathetic blockade from epidurally injected analgesic agents can cause hypotension and decreased cardiac output. Despite precautions, hypotension is the most frequent side efect and is severe enough to require treatment in a third of women (Sharma, 1997). According to Miller and cow... |
Gynecology_Novak | 125. Niloff JM, Klug TL, Schaetzl E, et al. Elevation of serum CA125 in carcinoma of the fallopian tube, endometrium, and endocervix. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1984;148:1057–1058. 126. Patsner B, Mann WJ, Cohen H, et al. Predictive value of preoperative serum CA 125 levels in clinically localized and advanced endometrial car... | Gynecology_Novak. 125. Niloff JM, Klug TL, Schaetzl E, et al. Elevation of serum CA125 in carcinoma of the fallopian tube, endometrium, and endocervix. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1984;148:1057–1058. 126. Patsner B, Mann WJ, Cohen H, et al. Predictive value of preoperative serum CA 125 levels in clinically localized and advanc... |
Obstentrics_Williams | In the past, some had set arbitrary time limits to permit vaginal delivery. Instead, experiences illustrate that maternal outcome depends on the diligence with which adequate luid and blood replacement therapy are pursued rather than on the interval to delivery. Observations from Parkland Hospital described by Pritchar... | Obstentrics_Williams. In the past, some had set arbitrary time limits to permit vaginal delivery. Instead, experiences illustrate that maternal outcome depends on the diligence with which adequate luid and blood replacement therapy are pursued rather than on the interval to delivery. Observations from Parkland Hospital... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Approximately 35% of drinkers (and a much higher proportion of alcoholics) experience a blackout, an episode of temporary anterograde amnesia, in which the person forgets all or part of what occurred during a drinking evening. Another common problem, one seen after as few as one or two drinks shortly before bedtime, is... | InternalMed_Harrison. Approximately 35% of drinkers (and a much higher proportion of alcoholics) experience a blackout, an episode of temporary anterograde amnesia, in which the person forgets all or part of what occurred during a drinking evening. Another common problem, one seen after as few as one or two drinks shor... |
Psichiatry_DSM-5 | ADHD presentation should still be diagnosed. Population surveys suggest that ADHD occurs in most cultures in about 5% of children and about 2.5% of adults. Many parents first observe excessive motor activity when the child is a toddler, but symp- toms are difficult to distinguish from highly variable normative behavior... | Psichiatry_DSM-5. ADHD presentation should still be diagnosed. Population surveys suggest that ADHD occurs in most cultures in about 5% of children and about 2.5% of adults. Many parents first observe excessive motor activity when the child is a toddler, but symp- toms are difficult to distinguish from highly variable ... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Although the associations of human disease with particular HLA alleles or haplotypes predominantly involve the class II region, there are also several prominent disease associations with class I alleles. These include the association of Behçet’s disease (Chap. 387) with HLA-B51, psoriasis vulgaris (Chap. 71) with HLA-C... | InternalMed_Harrison. Although the associations of human disease with particular HLA alleles or haplotypes predominantly involve the class II region, there are also several prominent disease associations with class I alleles. These include the association of Behçet’s disease (Chap. 387) with HLA-B51, psoriasis vulgaris... |
Pediatrics_Nelson | Testing of pancreatic function is difficult. Direct measurement of enzyme concentrations in aspirated pancreatic juice is not routine and is technically difficult. Stools can be tested for the presence of maldigested fat, which usually indicates poor fat digestion. Measuring fecal fat can give either a qualitative asse... | Pediatrics_Nelson. Testing of pancreatic function is difficult. Direct measurement of enzyme concentrations in aspirated pancreatic juice is not routine and is technically difficult. Stools can be tested for the presence of maldigested fat, which usually indicates poor fat digestion. Measuring fecal fat can give either... |
Surgery_Schwartz | approximately 15% to 30% of solid renal masses are benign on final surgical pathology.115 Renal tumor biopsy can help distinguish between malignant or benign tumors, but this has not been widely adopted by the urological community, despite series showing their high diagnostic yield, concordance with surgical pathology,... | Surgery_Schwartz. approximately 15% to 30% of solid renal masses are benign on final surgical pathology.115 Renal tumor biopsy can help distinguish between malignant or benign tumors, but this has not been widely adopted by the urological community, despite series showing their high diagnostic yield, concordance with s... |
Surgery_Schwartz | cord injury.46 Some authors have argued for the use of methylprednilosone within 8 hours of acute spinal cord injury in carefully selected patients (e.g., young males that are less prone to medical complications associated with corticosteroids47). Thus, clear consensus on the use of spinal-dose steroids does not exist.... | Surgery_Schwartz. cord injury.46 Some authors have argued for the use of methylprednilosone within 8 hours of acute spinal cord injury in carefully selected patients (e.g., young males that are less prone to medical complications associated with corticosteroids47). Thus, clear consensus on the use of spinal-dose steroi... |
Neurology_Adams | Fenestration of the Optic Nerve Sheath For patients who are losing vision, unilateral fenestration of the optic nerve sheath is a procedure favored by some ophthalmologists. According to Corbett and colleagues, this procedure—which consists of partial unroofing of the orbit and the creation of an intraorbital window op... | Neurology_Adams. Fenestration of the Optic Nerve Sheath For patients who are losing vision, unilateral fenestration of the optic nerve sheath is a procedure favored by some ophthalmologists. According to Corbett and colleagues, this procedure—which consists of partial unroofing of the orbit and the creation of an intra... |
Pathology_Robbins | Crosslinking and other changes in proteins. Free radicals promote sulfhydryl-mediated protein crosslinking, resulting in enhanced degradation or loss of enzymatic activity. Free radical reactions also may directly cause polypeptide fragmentation. Damaged proteins may fail to fold properly, triggering the unfolded prote... | Pathology_Robbins. Crosslinking and other changes in proteins. Free radicals promote sulfhydryl-mediated protein crosslinking, resulting in enhanced degradation or loss of enzymatic activity. Free radical reactions also may directly cause polypeptide fragmentation. Damaged proteins may fail to fold properly, triggering... |
Gynecology_Novak | After the speculum is removed and the pelvis palpated, lubrication is applied to the examination glove, and one or two (the index or index and middle) fingers are inserted gently into the vagina. In general, in right-handed physicians, the fingers from the right hand are inserted into the vagina and the left hand is pl... | Gynecology_Novak. After the speculum is removed and the pelvis palpated, lubrication is applied to the examination glove, and one or two (the index or index and middle) fingers are inserted gently into the vagina. In general, in right-handed physicians, the fingers from the right hand are inserted into the vagina and t... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | G0 State of withdrawal from the eukaroytic cell-division cycle by entry into a quiescent digression from the G1 phase. A common, sometimes permanent, state for differentiated cells. G1 phase Gap 1 phase of the eukaryotic cell-division cycle, between the end of mitosis and the start of DNA synthesis. (Figure 17–4) G1-Cd... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. G0 State of withdrawal from the eukaroytic cell-division cycle by entry into a quiescent digression from the G1 phase. A common, sometimes permanent, state for differentiated cells. G1 phase Gap 1 phase of the eukaryotic cell-division cycle, between the end of mitosis and the start of DNA synthesi... |
Neurology_Adams | Problems in Diagnosis of the Muscular Dystrophies The following are some of the common problems that arise in the diagnosis of muscular dystrophy: 1. The diagnosis of muscular dystrophy in a child who has just begun to walk or in whom walking is delayed. Tests of peak power on command cannot be used with reliability in... | Neurology_Adams. Problems in Diagnosis of the Muscular Dystrophies The following are some of the common problems that arise in the diagnosis of muscular dystrophy: 1. The diagnosis of muscular dystrophy in a child who has just begun to walk or in whom walking is delayed. Tests of peak power on command cannot be used wi... |
Gynecology_Novak | Ovulation Monitoring during Clomiphene Citrate Therapy If preovulation monitoring is not performed, patients should be instructed to have intercourse every 2 to 3 days following the last day of therapy and check a serum progesterone weekly for 5 weeks before inducing a withdrawal bleed or increasing the clomiphene citr... | Gynecology_Novak. Ovulation Monitoring during Clomiphene Citrate Therapy If preovulation monitoring is not performed, patients should be instructed to have intercourse every 2 to 3 days following the last day of therapy and check a serum progesterone weekly for 5 weeks before inducing a withdrawal bleed or increasing t... |
Neurology_Adams | Although there are no data to determine the proper approach to acute treatment in these circumstances that entail a risk of a subarachnoid hemorrhage, in general we do use heparin and warfarin for a brief period, followed by aspirin, because of the greater concern for embolus, unless there is existing subarachnoid bloo... | Neurology_Adams. Although there are no data to determine the proper approach to acute treatment in these circumstances that entail a risk of a subarachnoid hemorrhage, in general we do use heparin and warfarin for a brief period, followed by aspirin, because of the greater concern for embolus, unless there is existing ... |
Gynecology_Novak | Thyroid Function Measurements of free serum T4 and T3 are complicated by the low levels of free hormone in systemic circulation, with only 0.02% to 0.03% of T4 and 0.2% to 0.3% of T3 circulating in the unbound state (340). Of the T4 and T3 in circulation, approximately 70% to 75% is bound to TBG, 10% to 15% attached to... | Gynecology_Novak. Thyroid Function Measurements of free serum T4 and T3 are complicated by the low levels of free hormone in systemic circulation, with only 0.02% to 0.03% of T4 and 0.2% to 0.3% of T3 circulating in the unbound state (340). Of the T4 and T3 in circulation, approximately 70% to 75% is bound to TBG, 10% ... |
Surgery_Schwartz | timely fashion with a mul-tidisciplinary approach and thus upholds accountability. The frequency of checkpoint meetings can be reduced over time. Sharing data of successes and failures keeps the team engaged. It is also recommended that a financial team be employed. The financial savings after adoption of an ERAS proto... | Surgery_Schwartz. timely fashion with a mul-tidisciplinary approach and thus upholds accountability. The frequency of checkpoint meetings can be reduced over time. Sharing data of successes and failures keeps the team engaged. It is also recommended that a financial team be employed. The financial savings after adoptio... |
Surgery_Schwartz | femoral component in isolation. The acetabulum is not addressed surgically.History of Hip Arthroplasty The history of hip arthroplasty (hip replacement) may be broken down into “Pre-Charnley” and “Post-Charnley” eras, referring to the significant contri-butions of Sir John Charnley to the evolution of hip arthro-plasty... | Surgery_Schwartz. femoral component in isolation. The acetabulum is not addressed surgically.History of Hip Arthroplasty The history of hip arthroplasty (hip replacement) may be broken down into “Pre-Charnley” and “Post-Charnley” eras, referring to the significant contri-butions of Sir John Charnley to the evolution of... |
Pharmacology_Katzung | Hodgkin’s and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, acute myelogenous leukemia, germ cell cancer, and choriocarcinoma, while the curable childhood cancers include acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Burkitt’s lymphoma, Wilms’ tumor, and embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma. | Pharmacology_Katzung. Hodgkin’s and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, acute myelogenous leukemia, germ cell cancer, and choriocarcinoma, while the curable childhood cancers include acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Burkitt’s lymphoma, Wilms’ tumor, and embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma. |
Pathology_Robbins | The classic presentation of emphysema with no “bronchitic” component is one in which the patient is barrel-chested and dyspneic, with obviously prolonged expiration, sitting forward in a hunched-over position. In these patients, air space enlargement is severe and diffusing capacity is low. Dyspnea and hyperventilation... | Pathology_Robbins. The classic presentation of emphysema with no “bronchitic” component is one in which the patient is barrel-chested and dyspneic, with obviously prolonged expiration, sitting forward in a hunched-over position. In these patients, air space enlargement is severe and diffusing capacity is low. Dyspnea a... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | web that looks very much like the ER in cells. Conversely, dyneins are required for positioning the Golgi apparatus near the cell center of animal cells; they do this by moving Golgi vesicles along microtubule tracks toward the microtubules’ minus ends at the centrosome. | Cell_Biology_Alberts. web that looks very much like the ER in cells. Conversely, dyneins are required for positioning the Golgi apparatus near the cell center of animal cells; they do this by moving Golgi vesicles along microtubule tracks toward the microtubules’ minus ends at the centrosome. |
Pharmacology_Katzung | Air pollution is usually a product of industrialization, technologic development, and increased urbanization. On rare occasions, natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions may result in air pollution with gases, vapors, or particulates that are harmful to humans. Humans may also be exposed to chemicals used in the ag... | Pharmacology_Katzung. Air pollution is usually a product of industrialization, technologic development, and increased urbanization. On rare occasions, natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions may result in air pollution with gases, vapors, or particulates that are harmful to humans. Humans may also be exposed to ch... |
Gynecology_Novak | Vaccination The pneumococcal vaccine should be given to people at high risk for pneumonia, which includes adults 65 years or older and people with special health problems, such as heart or lung disease, alcoholism, kidney failure, diabetes, HIV infection, or certain types of cancer. Repeat vaccination is recommended 5 ... | Gynecology_Novak. Vaccination The pneumococcal vaccine should be given to people at high risk for pneumonia, which includes adults 65 years or older and people with special health problems, such as heart or lung disease, alcoholism, kidney failure, diabetes, HIV infection, or certain types of cancer. Repeat vaccination... |
Histology_Ross | The basophil cytoplasm contains two types of granules: specific granules, which are larger than the specific granules of the neutrophil, and nonspecific azurophilic granules. Specific granules exhibit a grainy texture and myelin figures when viewed with the TEM. These granules contain a variety of substances, namely,... | Histology_Ross. The basophil cytoplasm contains two types of granules: specific granules, which are larger than the specific granules of the neutrophil, and nonspecific azurophilic granules. Specific granules exhibit a grainy texture and myelin figures when viewed with the TEM. These granules contain a variety of sub... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | Whether the tubulin subunits at the very end of a microtubule are in the T or the D form depends on the relative rates of GTP hydrolysis and tubulin addition. If the rate of subunit addition is high—and thus the filament is growing rapidly— then it is likely that a new subunit will be added to the polymer before the nu... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. Whether the tubulin subunits at the very end of a microtubule are in the T or the D form depends on the relative rates of GTP hydrolysis and tubulin addition. If the rate of subunit addition is high—and thus the filament is growing rapidly— then it is likely that a new subunit will be added to the... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | The different components of the homogenate must then be separated. Such cell fractionations became possible only after the commercial development in the early 1940s of an instrument known as the preparative ultracentrifuge, which rotates extracts of broken cells at high speeds (Figure 8–5). This treatment separates cel... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. The different components of the homogenate must then be separated. Such cell fractionations became possible only after the commercial development in the early 1940s of an instrument known as the preparative ultracentrifuge, which rotates extracts of broken cells at high speeds (Figure 8–5). This t... |
InternalMed_Harrison | junction incompetence are recognized: (1) transient LES relaxations NONSPECIFIC MANOMETRIC FINDINGS (a vagovagal reflex in which LES relaxation is elicited by gastric dis-Manometric studies done to evaluate chest pain and/or dysphagia tention), (2) LES hypotension, or (3) anatomic distortion of the often report minor a... | InternalMed_Harrison. junction incompetence are recognized: (1) transient LES relaxations NONSPECIFIC MANOMETRIC FINDINGS (a vagovagal reflex in which LES relaxation is elicited by gastric dis-Manometric studies done to evaluate chest pain and/or dysphagia tention), (2) LES hypotension, or (3) anatomic distortion of th... |
InternalMed_Harrison | Bacterial, fungal, or viral infections are common and may be life-threatening postoperatively. Early after transplant surgery, common postoperative infections predominate—pneumonia, wound infections, infected intraabdominal collections, urinary tract infections, and IV line infections—rather than opportunistic infectio... | InternalMed_Harrison. Bacterial, fungal, or viral infections are common and may be life-threatening postoperatively. Early after transplant surgery, common postoperative infections predominate—pneumonia, wound infections, infected intraabdominal collections, urinary tract infections, and IV line infections—rather than ... |
Neurology_Adams | moderate (unconsciousness or amnesia for 30 min to 24 h or causing only a skull fracture), the risk fell to 0.7 and 1.6 percent, respectively. After mild injury (loss of consciousness or amnesia of less than 30 min), the incidence of seizures was not significantly greater than in the general population. In a subsequent... | Neurology_Adams. moderate (unconsciousness or amnesia for 30 min to 24 h or causing only a skull fracture), the risk fell to 0.7 and 1.6 percent, respectively. After mild injury (loss of consciousness or amnesia of less than 30 min), the incidence of seizures was not significantly greater than in the general population... |
Gynecology_Novak | The initial management of a postoperative ileus is aimed at gastrointestinal tract decompression and maintenance of appropriate intravenous replacement fluids and electrolytes. 1. The patient should be made NPO status (nothing by mouth) with intravenous (IV) fluids and electrolytes. If nausea and vomiting persist, a naso... | Gynecology_Novak. The initial management of a postoperative ileus is aimed at gastrointestinal tract decompression and maintenance of appropriate intravenous replacement fluids and electrolytes. 1. The patient should be made NPO status (nothing by mouth) with intravenous (IV) fluids and electrolytes. If nausea and vomiti... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | How can cell biologists tackle the mystery of noncoding conserved DNA? Traditionally, attempts to determine the function of a puzzling DNA sequence begin by looking at the consequences of its experimental disruption. But many DNA sequences that are crucial for an organism in the wild can be expected to have no noticeab... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. How can cell biologists tackle the mystery of noncoding conserved DNA? Traditionally, attempts to determine the function of a puzzling DNA sequence begin by looking at the consequences of its experimental disruption. But many DNA sequences that are crucial for an organism in the wild can be expect... |
Immunology_Janeway | The lymph nodes are highly organized lymphoid organs located at the points of convergence of vessels of the lymphatic system, which is the extensive system that collects extracellular fluid from the tissues and returns it to the blood (see Fig. 1.18). This extracellular fluid is produced continuously by filtration from... | Immunology_Janeway. The lymph nodes are highly organized lymphoid organs located at the points of convergence of vessels of the lymphatic system, which is the extensive system that collects extracellular fluid from the tissues and returns it to the blood (see Fig. 1.18). This extracellular fluid is produced continuousl... |
Surgery_Schwartz | and surgical trainees to deliver the highest quality care in highly regu-lated environments. Furthermore, strict regulations on limita-tion of work hours demand surgical trainees learn patient care in a limited amount of time.48-50 All told, these demands are enormously stressful and can lead to burnout, drug and/or al... | Surgery_Schwartz. and surgical trainees to deliver the highest quality care in highly regu-lated environments. Furthermore, strict regulations on limita-tion of work hours demand surgical trainees learn patient care in a limited amount of time.48-50 All told, these demands are enormously stressful and can lead to burno... |
Pathology_Robbins | AssociationsLowsocioeconomicstatus,poverty,residenceAutoimmunedisease;thyroiditis,diabetesmellitus,Gravesdiseaseinruralareas http://ebooksmedicine.net Fig. 15.13 ) are also responsible for PUD. In the United States, NSAID use is becoming the most common cause of gastric ulcers as H. pylori infection rates are falling a... | Pathology_Robbins. AssociationsLowsocioeconomicstatus,poverty,residenceAutoimmunedisease;thyroiditis,diabetesmellitus,Gravesdiseaseinruralareas http://ebooksmedicine.net Fig. 15.13 ) are also responsible for PUD. In the United States, NSAID use is becoming the most common cause of gastric ulcers as H. pylori infection ... |
Obstentrics_Williams | Prenatal sonography can be used to accurately assess gestational age, fetal number, viability, and placental location, and it can aid diagnosis of many fetal abnormalities. With improvements in resolution and image display, anomalies are increasingly detected in the irst trimester, and Doppler is used to manage pregnan... | Obstentrics_Williams. Prenatal sonography can be used to accurately assess gestational age, fetal number, viability, and placental location, and it can aid diagnosis of many fetal abnormalities. With improvements in resolution and image display, anomalies are increasingly detected in the irst trimester, and Doppler is ... |
Pathology_Robbins | Fig.15.17B The peak incidence of neuroendocrine tumors is in the sixth decade, but they may appear at any age. Symptoms are determined by the hormones produced. For example, the carcinoid syndrome is caused by vasoactive substances secreted by the tumor that cause cutaneous flushing, sweating, bronchospasm, colicky abd... | Pathology_Robbins. Fig.15.17B The peak incidence of neuroendocrine tumors is in the sixth decade, but they may appear at any age. Symptoms are determined by the hormones produced. For example, the carcinoid syndrome is caused by vasoactive substances secreted by the tumor that cause cutaneous flushing, sweating, bronch... |
Surgery_Schwartz | or paracrine stimulation of carcinoma growth have been associated with high histologic grade and poor prognosis in soft tissue sarcomas.Amplification-Associated SarcomasOncogenes are genes that can induce malignant transformation and tend to drive cell proliferation. Several oncogenes have been associated with soft tis... | Surgery_Schwartz. or paracrine stimulation of carcinoma growth have been associated with high histologic grade and poor prognosis in soft tissue sarcomas.Amplification-Associated SarcomasOncogenes are genes that can induce malignant transformation and tend to drive cell proliferation. Several oncogenes have been associ... |
Obstentrics_Williams | Women with GTN are best managed by oncologists, and some (Kohorn, 2014). The prognosis is excellent with rare excep tions, and patients are routinely cured even in the presence of widespread disease. Chemotherapy alone is usually the primary treatment. Although controversial, some also consider a sec ond uterine evacua... | Obstentrics_Williams. Women with GTN are best managed by oncologists, and some (Kohorn, 2014). The prognosis is excellent with rare excep tions, and patients are routinely cured even in the presence of widespread disease. Chemotherapy alone is usually the primary treatment. Although controversial, some also consider a ... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | One might have predicted that the information present in genomes would be arranged in an orderly fashion, resembling a dictionary or a telephone directory. But it turns out that the genomes of most multicellular organisms are surprisingly disorderly, reflecting their chaotic evolutionary histories. The genes in these o... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. One might have predicted that the information present in genomes would be arranged in an orderly fashion, resembling a dictionary or a telephone directory. But it turns out that the genomes of most multicellular organisms are surprisingly disorderly, reflecting their chaotic evolutionary histories... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | Figure 3–26 Single protein subunits form protein assemblies that feature multiple protein–protein contacts. Hexagonally packed globular protein subunits are shown here forming either flat sheets or tubes. Generally, such large structures are not considered to be single “molecules.” Instead, like the actin filament desc... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. Figure 3–26 Single protein subunits form protein assemblies that feature multiple protein–protein contacts. Hexagonally packed globular protein subunits are shown here forming either flat sheets or tubes. Generally, such large structures are not considered to be single “molecules.” Instead, like t... |
InternalMed_Harrison | INCORPORATION OF TEACHING ON THE IMPACT OF RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CULTURE ON CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING Unequal Treatment and more recent studies found that stereotyping by health care providers can lead to disparate treatment based on a patient’s race or ethnicity. The Liaison Committee on Medical Education, which accredi... | InternalMed_Harrison. INCORPORATION OF TEACHING ON THE IMPACT OF RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CULTURE ON CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING Unequal Treatment and more recent studies found that stereotyping by health care providers can lead to disparate treatment based on a patient’s race or ethnicity. The Liaison Committee on Medical Ed... |
InternalMed_Harrison | CHAPTER 45 Oral Manifestations of Disease Recurrent aphthous Usually on nonkeratinized Single or clustered painful ulcers with surrounding Lesions heal in 1–2 weeks but may recur monthly or ulcers oral mucosa (buccal and erythematous border; lesions may be 1–2 mm in several times a year; protective barrier with benzola... | InternalMed_Harrison. CHAPTER 45 Oral Manifestations of Disease Recurrent aphthous Usually on nonkeratinized Single or clustered painful ulcers with surrounding Lesions heal in 1–2 weeks but may recur monthly or ulcers oral mucosa (buccal and erythematous border; lesions may be 1–2 mm in several times a year; protectiv... |
Physiology_Levy | These maps are not randomly interspersed. As already mentioned, pain sensation is largely mapped across the VPI nucleus. In addition, the cutaneous receptors appear to drive cells located in a central “core” region of the VPL-VPM complex, whereas proprioceptive information is directed to cells that form a “shell” (VPS)... | Physiology_Levy. These maps are not randomly interspersed. As already mentioned, pain sensation is largely mapped across the VPI nucleus. In addition, the cutaneous receptors appear to drive cells located in a central “core” region of the VPL-VPM complex, whereas proprioceptive information is directed to cells that for... |
Neurology_Adams | An instructive review of this disease by O’Neill and colleagues consisted of 50 well-studied cases, in which they described proximal leg weakness in all, arm weakness in 39, diplopia in 25, ptosis in 21, and dysarthria in 12. Symptoms were paresthesias, aching pain (suggesting arthritis), and a number of autonomic dist... | Neurology_Adams. An instructive review of this disease by O’Neill and colleagues consisted of 50 well-studied cases, in which they described proximal leg weakness in all, arm weakness in 39, diplopia in 25, ptosis in 21, and dysarthria in 12. Symptoms were paresthesias, aching pain (suggesting arthritis), and a number ... |
Immunology_Janeway | is an alternating polymer of N-acetylglucosamine (GlcNAc) and N-acetylmuramic acid (MurNAc), strengthened by cross-linking peptide bridges (Fig. 2.9). Lysozyme selectively cleaves the β-(1,4) linkage between these two sugars and is more effective in acting against Gram-positive bacteria, in which the peptidoglycan cell... | Immunology_Janeway. is an alternating polymer of N-acetylglucosamine (GlcNAc) and N-acetylmuramic acid (MurNAc), strengthened by cross-linking peptide bridges (Fig. 2.9). Lysozyme selectively cleaves the β-(1,4) linkage between these two sugars and is more effective in acting against Gram-positive bacteria, in which th... |
Histology_Ross | Langerhans’ cells cannot be distinguished with certainty in routine H&E–stained paraffin sections. Like melanocytes, Langerhans’ cells do not form desmosomes with neighboring keratinocytes. The nucleus stains heavily with hematoxylin, and the cytoplasm is clear. With special techniques, such as gold chloride impregnati... | Histology_Ross. Langerhans’ cells cannot be distinguished with certainty in routine H&E–stained paraffin sections. Like melanocytes, Langerhans’ cells do not form desmosomes with neighboring keratinocytes. The nucleus stains heavily with hematoxylin, and the cytoplasm is clear. With special techniques, such as gold chl... |
Neurology_Adams | Placed in this category are neuropathies that evolve over several weeks to months and, after reaching their peak of severity, tend to persist for a variable period. Admittedly, the dividing line between such cases and those that evolve over somewhat shorter or longer periods is indistinct; there are many diseases of ne... | Neurology_Adams. Placed in this category are neuropathies that evolve over several weeks to months and, after reaching their peak of severity, tend to persist for a variable period. Admittedly, the dividing line between such cases and those that evolve over somewhat shorter or longer periods is indistinct; there are ma... |
Gynecology_Novak | Other studies reported a significant negative correlation between endometriosis stage and pregnancy rate and decreased pregnancy rates when the revised scores exceeded 15 or 70 (183,438,441). Data from different studies cannot be compared easily because of retrospective design, lack of a control group, significant vari... | Gynecology_Novak. Other studies reported a significant negative correlation between endometriosis stage and pregnancy rate and decreased pregnancy rates when the revised scores exceeded 15 or 70 (183,438,441). Data from different studies cannot be compared easily because of retrospective design, lack of a control group... |
InternalMed_Harrison | include 1.5–2 g/d of elemental calcium. Normocalcemia is usually observed within 1 week of the institution of therapy, although increases in PTH and alkaline phosphatase levels may persist for 3–6 months. The most efficacious methods to monitor treatment and resolution of vitamin D deficiency are serum and urinary calc... | InternalMed_Harrison. include 1.5–2 g/d of elemental calcium. Normocalcemia is usually observed within 1 week of the institution of therapy, although increases in PTH and alkaline phosphatase levels may persist for 3–6 months. The most efficacious methods to monitor treatment and resolution of vitamin D deficiency are ... |
Anatomy_Gray | Muscles in the anterior compartment of the forearm flex the wrist and digits and pronate the hand. Muscles in the posterior compartment extend the wrist and digits and supinate the hand. Major nerves and vessels supply or pass through each compartment. Shaft and distal end of radius The shaft of the radius is narrow pr... | Anatomy_Gray. Muscles in the anterior compartment of the forearm flex the wrist and digits and pronate the hand. Muscles in the posterior compartment extend the wrist and digits and supinate the hand. Major nerves and vessels supply or pass through each compartment. Shaft and distal end of radius The shaft of the radiu... |
Pharmacology_Katzung | 1. Immune modulation—The effect of echinacea on the immune system is controversial. In vivo human studies using commercially marketed formulations of E purpurea have shown increased phagocytosis, total circulating monocytes, neutrophils, and natural killer cells, indicative of general immune modulation. In vitro, a sta... | Pharmacology_Katzung. 1. Immune modulation—The effect of echinacea on the immune system is controversial. In vivo human studies using commercially marketed formulations of E purpurea have shown increased phagocytosis, total circulating monocytes, neutrophils, and natural killer cells, indicative of general immune modul... |
InternalMed_Harrison | In recent years, considerable progress has been made in malaria prevention, control, and research. Distribution of insecticide-treated 1382 bed-nets (ITNs) has been shown to reduce all-cause mortality in African children by 20%. New drugs have been discovered and developed, and one vaccine candidate (the RTS,S vaccine)... | InternalMed_Harrison. In recent years, considerable progress has been made in malaria prevention, control, and research. Distribution of insecticide-treated 1382 bed-nets (ITNs) has been shown to reduce all-cause mortality in African children by 20%. New drugs have been discovered and developed, and one vaccine candida... |
Biochemistry_Lippinco | A typical (diploid) human somatic cell contains 46 chromosomes, whose total DNA is ~2 m long! It is difficult to imagine how such a large amount of genetic material can be effectively packaged into a volume the size of a cell nucleus so that it can be efficiently replicated and its genetic information expressed. To do ... | Biochemistry_Lippinco. A typical (diploid) human somatic cell contains 46 chromosomes, whose total DNA is ~2 m long! It is difficult to imagine how such a large amount of genetic material can be effectively packaged into a volume the size of a cell nucleus so that it can be efficiently replicated and its genetic inform... |
Obstentrics_Williams | Although infrequently complicating pregnancy, this type of diverticulum originates from an enlarging paraurethral gland abscess that ruptures into the urethral lumen. As infection clears, the remaining dilated diverticular sac and its ostium into the urethra persist. Urine collecting within and dribbling from the sac, ... | Obstentrics_Williams. Although infrequently complicating pregnancy, this type of diverticulum originates from an enlarging paraurethral gland abscess that ruptures into the urethral lumen. As infection clears, the remaining dilated diverticular sac and its ostium into the urethra persist. Urine collecting within and dr... |
InternalMed_Harrison | P wave, preceding the first heart sound (S1). A prominent a wave is seen in patients with reduced right ventricular compliance; a cannon a wave occurs with atrioventricular (AV) dissociation and right atrial contraction against a closed tricuspid valve. In a patient with a wide complex tachycardia, the appreciation of ... | InternalMed_Harrison. P wave, preceding the first heart sound (S1). A prominent a wave is seen in patients with reduced right ventricular compliance; a cannon a wave occurs with atrioventricular (AV) dissociation and right atrial contraction against a closed tricuspid valve. In a patient with a wide complex tachycardia... |
Physiology_Levy | of the upper airway. These neurons are located within the medulla near the respiratory control center. They innervate muscles in the upper airways through the cranial nerves. When activated, they dilate the pharynx and large airways at the initiation of inspiration. Response to Carbon Dioxide Ventilation is regulated b... | Physiology_Levy. of the upper airway. These neurons are located within the medulla near the respiratory control center. They innervate muscles in the upper airways through the cranial nerves. When activated, they dilate the pharynx and large airways at the initiation of inspiration. Response to Carbon Dioxide Ventilati... |
InternalMed_Harrison | A variety of exciting approaches are close to adoption, and the literature needs to be followed attentively. Tyrosine kinase inhibitors such as lapatinib and additional HER2-targeting antibodies such as pertuzumab are very promising. Finally, as described in the next section, a novel class of agents targeting DNA repai... | InternalMed_Harrison. A variety of exciting approaches are close to adoption, and the literature needs to be followed attentively. Tyrosine kinase inhibitors such as lapatinib and additional HER2-targeting antibodies such as pertuzumab are very promising. Finally, as described in the next section, a novel class of agen... |
InternalMed_Harrison | and remissions, with death frequently resulting from either progressive malnutrition and wasting or the development of an aggressive lymphoma. The use of oral antibiotics such as tetracycline appears to be beneficial in the early phases of the disorder, suggesting a possible infectious etiology. Combination chemotherap... | InternalMed_Harrison. and remissions, with death frequently resulting from either progressive malnutrition and wasting or the development of an aggressive lymphoma. The use of oral antibiotics such as tetracycline appears to be beneficial in the early phases of the disorder, suggesting a possible infectious etiology. C... |
InternalMed_Harrison | The bile acid ursodeoxycholic acid (ursodiol) may reduce alkaline phosphatase and serum aminotransferase levels, but histologic improvement has been marginal. High doses (25–30 mg/kg per day) may decrease the risk of colorectal dysplasia and cancer in patients with UC and PSC. Endoscopic stenting may be palliative for ... | InternalMed_Harrison. The bile acid ursodeoxycholic acid (ursodiol) may reduce alkaline phosphatase and serum aminotransferase levels, but histologic improvement has been marginal. High doses (25–30 mg/kg per day) may decrease the risk of colorectal dysplasia and cancer in patients with UC and PSC. Endoscopic stenting ... |
InternalMed_Harrison | and the recovery phase of acute tubular necrosis. Thiazide diuretics cause hyponatremia via a number of mechanisms, including polydipsia and diuretic-induced volume depletion. Notably, thiazides do not inhibit the renal concentrating mechanism, such that circulating AVP retains a full effect on renal water retention. I... | InternalMed_Harrison. and the recovery phase of acute tubular necrosis. Thiazide diuretics cause hyponatremia via a number of mechanisms, including polydipsia and diuretic-induced volume depletion. Notably, thiazides do not inhibit the renal concentrating mechanism, such that circulating AVP retains a full effect on re... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | Primary cilia are found on the surface of almost all cell types, where they sense and respond to the exterior environment, functions best understood in the context of smell and sight. In the nasal epithelium, cilia protruding from dendrites of olfactory neurons are the site of both odorant reception and signal amplific... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. Primary cilia are found on the surface of almost all cell types, where they sense and respond to the exterior environment, functions best understood in the context of smell and sight. In the nasal epithelium, cilia protruding from dendrites of olfactory neurons are the site of both odorant recepti... |
Gynecology_Novak | Natural progesterone was used as a single agent in the treatment of menopausal symptoms. The typical dose is 100 mg per day. More research is needed to demonstrate efficacy. Yam Creams, Progesterone Creams Yam creams and progesterone creams, which are both sold over the counter, are distinctly different products. Yam c... | Gynecology_Novak. Natural progesterone was used as a single agent in the treatment of menopausal symptoms. The typical dose is 100 mg per day. More research is needed to demonstrate efficacy. Yam Creams, Progesterone Creams Yam creams and progesterone creams, which are both sold over the counter, are distinctly differe... |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | Seet BT, Dikic I, Zhou MM & Pawson T (2006) Reading protein modifications with interaction domains. Nat. Rev. Mol. Cell Biol. 7, 473–483. Tyson JJ, Chen KC & Novak B (2003) Sniffers, buzzers, toggles and blinkers: dynamics of regulatory and signaling pathways in the cell. Curr. Opin. Cell Biol. 15, 221–231. Ubersax JA ... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. Seet BT, Dikic I, Zhou MM & Pawson T (2006) Reading protein modifications with interaction domains. Nat. Rev. Mol. Cell Biol. 7, 473–483. Tyson JJ, Chen KC & Novak B (2003) Sniffers, buzzers, toggles and blinkers: dynamics of regulatory and signaling pathways in the cell. Curr. Opin. Cell Biol. 15... |
Physiology_Levy | production and secretion. Erythropoietin stimulates red blood cell formation by bone marrow. Decreased erythrocyte production contributes to the anemia that occurs in chronic kidney disease (CKD), a progressive loss in kidney function over a period of months or years. | Physiology_Levy. production and secretion. Erythropoietin stimulates red blood cell formation by bone marrow. Decreased erythrocyte production contributes to the anemia that occurs in chronic kidney disease (CKD), a progressive loss in kidney function over a period of months or years. |
Cell_Biology_Alberts | Figure 14–45 A photosystem. Each photosystem consists of a reaction center plus a number of light-harvesting antenna complexes. the solar energy for photosynthesis is collected by the antenna complexes, which account for most of the chlorophyll in a plant cell. the energy hops randomly by resonance energy transfer (red... | Cell_Biology_Alberts. Figure 14–45 A photosystem. Each photosystem consists of a reaction center plus a number of light-harvesting antenna complexes. the solar energy for photosynthesis is collected by the antenna complexes, which account for most of the chlorophyll in a plant cell. the energy hops randomly by resonanc... |
Neurology_Adams | Certain psychologic features of human memory that must be accounted for by any model purporting to explain this function are the importance of cueing in eliciting learned material and the imprecision of past memories, allowing for unwitting embellishment and false recollection, to the point of fabrication. The latter a... | Neurology_Adams. Certain psychologic features of human memory that must be accounted for by any model purporting to explain this function are the importance of cueing in eliciting learned material and the imprecision of past memories, allowing for unwitting embellishment and false recollection, to the point of fabricat... |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.