mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/09/07 - 05:30 PM  
 
   
 
|   #876 |
GG u got it!......U looked it up again right?  Spice up life, eh?
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| keepgoing Forum Fanatic

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| | 02/10/07 - 03:38 AM  
 
   
 
|   #877 |
nnl do post ans to physio questions...let us know how much we gaining...plzz do pst and mytime where are ur physio questions???? i will post soon few questions after physio completion....
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| mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/10/07 - 07:20 AM  
 
   
 
|   #878 |
On the last page in double colour! how cud anyone miss that?  
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| indidoc1 Forum Guru

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| | 02/10/07 - 12:26 PM  
 
   
 
|   #879 |
mytime wrote: Q2- A large tumor mass impinges on the splenic artery and its branches as the artery passes out from below the gastric curvature of the stomach . Branches of which of the following arteries would most likely get affected by the pressure on the splenic artery? a- left gastric b-left gastroepiploic c-right gastric d-right gastroepiploic e-short gastric
unique1 wrote: Mytime,I believe in your Anatomy qs the right answer to 2nd q is E "short gastric artery" not B. Left gastroepiploic artery has anstomotic connections with right gastroepiploic artery , so the blood supply is not affected while short gastric artery does not have any anastomoses so the area supplied by short gastric artery is affected more. Reasons i still choose B-left gastro epiploic.. 1- The obstruction is +nt at artery's exit frm behind stomach n till then, short gastrics have already gone out 2- Short gastrics anastomose wth left gastro epiploic n r major sources of compensatory blood supply to spleen frm sup.mesenteric when we occlude splenic artery to treat aneurysms.
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| mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/10/07 - 01:18 PM  
 
   
 
|   #880 |
That's y I had said u were rt. first! Actually i picked the qs. without ans. from another forum and thot like u did! But thot maybe since U. just read up she got it right! HEHEHE! Now find out for sure and let me know too!  
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| unique1 InGodITrust

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| | 02/10/07 - 03:05 PM  
 
   
 
|   #881 |
Yeah, you are right indi that short gastric arteries anstomose with left gastroepoploic and left gastric arteries but I am not sure if this anstomosis is as strong as between the left and right gastroepiploics ? I mean is the anastomosis strong enough to keep the blood supply intact inspite of short gastrics being impinged by a big tumor ? Please explain.
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| new_n_lost Forum Hero

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| | 02/10/07 - 03:08 PM  
 
   
 
|   #882 |
Short gastric arteries (four to five): arise from the distal end of the splenic artery or its splenic branches and pass to the fundus of the stomach.
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| new_n_lost Forum Hero

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| | 02/10/07 - 03:10 PM  
 
   
 
|   #883 |
I think the questions wants us to know that whether we know th ebracnhes of the splenic artery cos they have asked the ARTERIES Affected by Pressure on Splenic Artery. not he Anastomoses of the Artery or arteries in a event of such pressure. by looking at the diagram i think the only artery as i have chked both Gray's Anatomy n KLM they both say that Short gastric arteries r the last branches of Splenic And Also they say that the origin of Left gastric -epiploic n short gastric is almost near each other    
Edited by new_n_lost on 02/10/07 - 03:23 PM
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| new_n_lost Forum Hero

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| | 02/10/07 - 03:25 PM  
 
   
 
|   #884 |
let us finish with these anatomy questions then i wil post answers to the Physio questions as its already getting too much confusing
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| unique1 InGodITrust

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| | 02/10/07 - 03:28 PM  
 
   
 
|   #885 |
Thanks nnl . You are right that they are asking the branches of splenic artery but the left gastorepipoic and all of the short gastrics are the branches of splenic artery . So which ones are most likely to be affected ? I was thinking that the ones with less anastomotic connections will be affected more than the one with a rich anastomosis I am looking at the atlas right now and according to it left gastroepiploic originates behind the stomach and short gastrics originate just after this near the spleen. Oh well, what ever .... lets finish it and get back to books. 
Edited by unique1 on 02/10/07 - 03:35 PM
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| mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/10/07 - 04:24 PM  
 
   
 
|   #886 |
Q2- A large tumor mass impinges on the splenic artery and its branches as the artery passes out from below the gastric curvature of the stomach . Branches of which of the following arteries would most likely get affected by the pressure on the splenic artery? Got it guys.. Splenic A. compressed below curvature probably means behind the stomach..which is below relatively..so the most effected wud be Short gastric A. which gets it's blood supply from the Splenic! Viola'! It took four geniuses to come up with one simple ans! There's still a future for us, I guess! Cud have been more ppl. Thanks for the dia NNL..been looking for that one for long. And the eye-opener! Am glad i posted these qs. Discussion over! Next round plz.! SOMEONE PLZ, ATTEMPT THOSE ENDO. QS BEFORE THE WHIP COMES OUT, YET AGAIN!   They are on the prev. page over the anat. set!
Edited by mytime on 02/10/07 - 04:53 PM
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| new_n_lost Forum Hero

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| | 02/10/07 - 04:52 PM  
 
   
 
|   #887 |
i think the Answer shud be Short gastric artery for one reasononly As the Lt. Gastroomental artery is largeer than Short Gastric the artery most likely to suffer is short gastric cos as INDI rightly said it will receive anastomoses but in particular the diameter of the artey gives us a clue abt it. Short Gastric is not gonna have any help is a little branch hence its likely for it to suffer more. If in th eend they hadnt mentioned that the tumor is hitting splenic then the answer wud be Lt. gastroepiploic cos its the only branch which runs along the greater curvature but they asked which branch in particular if Splenic arter is compressed which changes the Scenario
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| mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/10/07 - 04:56 PM  
 
   
 
|   #888 |
Yup so will probably start having a splenic infart senario here if not for that LGE! Thank u!! good to know we all got it wrong, one way or the other! Doesn't feel lonely anymore!   
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| new_n_lost Forum Hero

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| | 02/10/07 - 05:00 PM  
 
   
 
|   #889 |
lol this is the best image i cud find so here
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| indidoc1 Forum Guru

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| | 02/12/07 - 08:45 AM  
 
   
 
|   #890 |
Branches of which of the following arteries would most likely get affected by the pressure on the splenic artery? Now i m beginning to think that the Q doesn't ask us abt anastomosis at all... or it would be.. "parts supplied by which of these would undergo max damage" even otherwise.. considering the anastomosis.. short gastric arteries are multiple small branches n not a single one... n as if the LGE is ok, they ll have blood flow due to anastomosis... LGE is single n more likely to be compressed by tumors. I m thoroughly confused but my gut feeling says..its B left gastroepiploic.. PS- The gut ought to know.. After all.. these arteries supply it!!   
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| indidoc1 Forum Guru

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| | 02/12/07 - 08:52 AM  
 
   
 
|   #891 |
AWWW!! mytime.. don't get so grouchy over unanswered Qs i hd attempted all i could on the other thread the day u hd posted them..
indidoc1 wrote: oops!! missed mytime's Qs.. Just as well... she knows i don't know endo... Will do it as my last system. Still 1- i think i hd read somewhere abt A 2- A.. wth eyes closed 3- between c n d .. choose d 5-sheer tukka..E
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| indidoc1 Forum Guru

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| | 02/12/07 - 08:53 AM  
 
   
 
|   #892 |
n fr those who wanna try them... her r the Qs again
mytime wrote: 1.The Anti-inflammatory effect of Cortisol treatment is thought to be due to a) Increased formation of Leukotrienes b) Increased release of pyrogen from granulocyte c) Activation of phospholipase A2 d) Stabilization of cellular lysosomal membranes e) Increased capillary membrane permability 2. A patient with hypocalcaemia would be expected to experience a) Metabolic Acidosis b) Euphoria c) Hyperphagia d) Polyuria e) Diarrhea 3. Insulin deficiency leads to a) Decreased fatty acid release from adipose tissue b) Enhanced glucose uptake and use except by brain tissue c) Decreased intracellular alpha - glycerophosphate in liver and fat cells d) Indirect depression of use of glucose by fatty acid in the blood. e) Increased cellular uptake of glucose . 4) Cortisol Administration to a patient with adrenal insufficiency will a) Increase corticotropin-releasing hormone secretion b) Increase ACTH secretion c) Increase insulin sensitivity in muscle d) Enhance wound healing e) Increase Gluconeogenesis 5) A 25 yr old man presents to his physician for an annual physical. He was previously diagnosed with a growth hormone secreting tumor on his Anterior pituitary, for which he is taking somatostatin analog. Lab results reveal Elevated GH levels. Which of the following would most likely be also present in this patient? a) Decreased Insulin Levels b) Increased Long Bone Growth c) Decreased Gluconeogenesis d) Decreased Lipolysis e) Insulin Resistance
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| focusmle Forum Guru

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| | 02/12/07 - 11:53 AM  
 
   
 
|   #893 |
Thanks for the questions again Indidoc.......Mytime , u know i already know them so lets hope for a surprise next time
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| mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/12/07 - 04:20 PM  
 
   
 
|   #894 |
Hey what all causes of community acquired pnemonia are there????? u know it!
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| focusmle Forum Guru

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| | 02/12/07 - 07:23 PM  
 
   
 
|   #895 |
yeah i like this one and its a surprise too: Typical: Strep Pneumonia (MCC) Rest Haemophilus,Klebsiella,Legionella Atypica:Mycoplasma pneumonia(MCC # 1) Chlamydia pneumonia (MCC # 2) Rest Chlamydia trachomatis, Influenza,RSV, ADV BTW just felt like going through them and i am still with half a zillion questions..... , will fix them somehow but tomorrow Renal ...here i come
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| mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/12/07 - 08:56 PM  
 
   
 
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| | 02/12/07 - 09:08 PM  
 
   
 
|   #897 |
I enjoyed doing questions on your post... Good going mytime and the gang!! 
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| mytime Go Marching in!

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| | 02/12/07 - 09:13 PM  
 
   
 
|   #898 |
Hey USMLE4ME u finished resp? What u doing now...We'll be starting renal! Guys..another one..... 1. the coz of pneumonia in immunocomprimised pts.!? u know this one too! think!!!!!! Ah ha! C! 2. Most common gram negative pneumonia? 3. Most common pneumonia in neutropenics? 4. How do u do the rapid diagnosis in legionella infection? i'll post some more as I read.... this is just to help us recall! Others can do the same vingettes not always reqd.
Edited by mytime on 02/12/07 - 09:50 PM
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| keepgoing Forum Fanatic

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| | 02/13/07 - 08:15 AM  
 
   
 
|   #899 |
hi all atlast started mytime's questions..well here r my ans-- 1.b 2.a 3 deficof insulin means no glucoose uptake n high blood glucose...may be c?? 4.e 5.a??? sorry for being late...
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| keepgoing Forum Fanatic

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| | 02/13/07 - 08:21 AM  
 
   
 
|   #900 |
hey mytime thats cheating..1st previous questions to be dealt thn new entry...rt unique so plzz guyzz post to mytime's question an answers thn this new topic..btw mytime its too easy.. but plzz ans for ur questions...
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