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• WBR0314  + (The majority of cases of ''M. pneumoniae'' … The majority of cases of ''M. pneumoniae'' infections occur during the late Summer or early Fall period. Transmission is via aerosols; and at-risk settings include schools, military barracks, and healthcare institutions. Clinical presentation usually includes gradual worsening of symptoms, which may persist for several days or weeks: Fever, pharyngitis, intractable dry or mildly productive cough, and dyspnea (in severe cases).tive cough, and dyspnea (in severe cases).)
• WBR0940  + (The mesenteric lymph nodes drain the gut. The superior mesenteric lymph nodes drain all parts of the gut proximal to the sigmoid colon. The inferior mesenteric lymph nodes drain lymph from the sigmoid colon to the rectum (above the pectinate line).)
• WBR0346  + (The mumps virus envelope contains hemagglutinin and would cause RBCs to agglutinate.)
• WBR0163  + (The pathogenesis of GIST tumors involves a … The pathogenesis of GIST tumors involves a gain-of-function mutation in the ''KIT'' proto-oncogene, which encodes a transmembrane receptor for stem cell factor that includes a tyrosine kinase component in its intracytoplasmic region. Similar to CML, imatinib has demonstrated efficacy in GIST, whereby it similarly inhibits the tyrosine kinase receptor KIT in a similar fashion to its inhibition of the tyrosine kinase receptor BCR-ABL fusion protein.ne kinase receptor BCR-ABL fusion protein.)
• WBR1127  + (The patient does not show signs of anxiety disorder.)
• WBR1101  + (The patient in this vignette has interstitial lung disease, as evidenced by classic honeycombing pattern of the lung on chest CT.)
• WBR0948  + (The patient in this vignette most likely has a spontaneous pneumothorax, which are thought to arise from the rupture of apical blebs (small air-filled lesions under the pleural surface).)
• WBR0538  + (The patient most commonly sustained a non-dominant right parietal lobe that is commonly associated with hemineglect.)
• WBR0980  + (The patient's presentation and findings on … The patient's presentation and findings on urinalysis are consistent with cystine stones, which often develop among patients with cystinuria. Phenylalanine reabsorption is not impaired in cystinuria, and urinary concentration of phenylalanine is not typically elevated.f phenylalanine is not typically elevated.)
• WBR0043  + (The patient's radiologic signs, heart murm … The patient's radiologic signs, heart murmur, and symptoms are consistent with post-ductal coarctation of the aorta. Due to increased resistance proximal to the coarctation, collateral arterial circulation often develops. The collateral circulation often manifests as dilated intercostal vessels, which impinge on the inferior surface of ribs. These vessels appear as "rib notching" on X-ray.vessels appear as "rib notching" on X-ray.)
• WBR0761  + (The physician is providing prognostic info … The physician is providing prognostic information by suggesting a recovery is probable with treatment. The reply is problematic from two standpoints: First, it may be provide false hope; and second, it breaches the patient's confidentiality by discussing the treatment he is receiving and his implied prognosis.he is receiving and his implied prognosis.)
• WBR0533  + (The presence of S3 is associated with a poor prognosis in patients with heart failure.)
• WBR0900  + (The presentation of this patient is consistent with gouty arthritis, a condition characterized by deposition of monosodium urate crystals.)
• WBR0386  + (The proximal convoluted tubule is derived from the metanephros.)
• WBR0762  + (The quadriceps muscles are type II predominant muscles.)
• WBR0489  + (The radial nerve is not typically damaged in Klumpke palsy. The radial nerve can be injured in Erb palsy, where the superior trunk of the brachial plexus is injured. Erb palsy causes a “waiter’s tip” appearance of the arm and hand.)
• WBR0496  + (The radial nerve is responsible for innervating the supinators of the forearm.)
• WBR0807  + (The rectus abdominis muscle occupies the medial aspect of the Hasselbach's triangle.)
• WBR0295  + (The redness and warmth are due to histamine-mediated vasodilation of arterioles, not due to vasodilation of venules.)
• WBR0637  + (The retinoblastoma gene can be hypomethylated to facilitate its transcription; but the gene product is generally not controlled by methylation.)
• WBR0172  + (The short gastric arteries are contained in the gastrosplenic ligament. The gastrosplenic ligament connects the greater curvature of the stomach to the spleen.)
• WBR0332  + (The sonic hedgehog gene, produced at the base of the limbs, is involved in CNS development.)
• WBR0676  + (The specific gravity in transudative fluid is usually low < 1.015.)
• WBR0334  + (The stapedial and hyoid arteries are derived from the 2nd aortic arch.)
• WBR0737  + (The step corresponds to the reaction catalyzed by the enzyme lipoxygenase. It is inhibited by zileuton, a medication administered for respiratory conditions, such as asthma.)

• WBR0174  + (The stomach is not the site of iron absorption.)

• WBR0682  + (The superficial inguinal lymph nodes are the primary lymph node drainage site of the scrotum.)
• WBR1115  + (Therapy for non-severe C. difficile infection (CDI) usually consists of oral metronidazole for 10-14 days. This patient has severe C. difficile infection and hence should be treated with vancomycin.)
• WBR0888  + (There is no place for intravenous vancomycin in the treatment of this condition.)
• WBR0516  + (These changes correspond to the effects of an ACE inhibitor.)
• WBR0501  + (These electrophysiological changes are observed with class IB antiarrhythmics.)
• WBR0895  + (These investigations are not indicated in the first 24 hours of onset of stroke. They are done to investigate the etiology when the patient is stable.)
• WBR0791  + (These values are incorrect.)
• WBR0384  + (Thiazide-type diuretics are indicated to treat idiopathic hypercalciuria.)
• WBR1131  + (Thioridazine has no role in the treatment of convulsion.)
• WBR1107  + (Thiosulfate reverses methomglobinemia in cases of cyanide poisoning. However, in this case dapsone pharmacotherapy was responsible for this patient’s methomglobinemia.)
• WBR259  + (This answer is important and should be done after blood cultures are taken)
• WBR0392  + (This combination has only 1 NRTI, which is usually not recommended. Darunavir is a protease inhibitor and raltegravir is an integrase inhibitor.)
• WBR0369  + (This combination of neurotransmitter distu … This combination of neurotransmitter disturbances is associated with schizophrenia. Increased dopamine is hypothesized to be the main cause of positive symptoms of schizophrenia. This is further validated by the significant effect of antipsychotics, or dopamine antagonists, on positive symptoms.opamine antagonists, on positive symptoms.)
• WBR0547  + (This curve represents the concentration of creatinine along the proximal convoluted tubule. It closely follows to the glomerular filtration rate.)
• WBR0867  + (This curve typically depicts a left shift of the normal oxygen dissociation curve seen in situations of hypothermia, alkalosis, and low CO₂ concentrations.)
• WBR0868  + (This curve typically depicts a left shift of the normal oxygen dissociation curve seen in situations of hypothermia, alkalosis, and low CO₂ concentrations.)
• WBR0641  + (This defect is characteristic of the pathophysiology of WAS.)
• WBR0576  + (This image typically depicts spinal cord l … This image typically depicts spinal cord lesions consistent with ALS. ALS may involve both the descending corticospinal tracts (upper motor neurons) and the anterior horns (lower motor neurons). The involvement of both the upper and lower motor neuron pathways is the hallmark of ALS.or neuron pathways is the hallmark of ALS.)
• WBR0009  + (This is a viral illness requiring supportive treatment only.)
• WBR0891  + (This is an irreversible cause)
• WBR0134  + (This is not a presentation of acute hepati … This is not a presentation of acute hepatitis A, which usually has very high transaminases. The antibody to hepatitis A virus occurs after a month and is associated with high transaminases. Hepatitis A vaccine is indicated for patients with chronic liver disease.d for patients with chronic liver disease.)
• WBR0442  + (This is not the absolute bioavailability of metoprolol.)
• WBR0798  + (This is not the correct caloric intake per day of the patient.)
• WBR0083  + (This is not the correct dosing regimen for treating adults and children with onchocerciasis. The correct dose is 150 micrograms per kilogram in one dose every six months.)
• WBR0863  + (This is not the mechanism involved in the formation of psammoma bodies. Apoptosis is usually inhibited in tumor cells.)