 Supplied by a branch of posterior vagal nerve  esophagus

 Chronic, anti-fungal to give in invasive infection  ampho B

 -ve HIV, when to repeat testing  2m from now
 Recurrent DVT & obstruction of SVC  compressive lung ca
 Alzheimer’s develops hallucination, bizarre behaviors, aggressive, what to add 
risperidone/ haloperidol**
 Pt on tramadol, needs more potent analgesia  (profen, naproxen, codeine,
hydrocodone)*
 Salmonella resistant to chloramphenicol, choice of rx  azithromycin
 Which should be taken NSAID to decrease s/e  esomeprazole
 Not useful in response of h. pylori infection  (endoscopy, fecal antigen, urea breath
test, specific serum antibodies) |they remain high for a long time|
 Most common cause of death in marfan  ruptured aortic root aneurysm
 Iron def & symptomatic gastritis  i.v iron and oral PPI*
 Coagulation test in VII def  prothrombin time
 Best CCB to reduce HR and contractility  verapamil
 Starry sky gene mutation  MYC
 Non-hodgkin, lymph in neck, para-aortic and spleen, fever nt sweat, wt loss  stage III
“lymphs are on diaphragm”
 Elevated in hemolytic anemia  indirect bilirubin
 4y.o. Hematuria, HTN, vague abdominal pain  wilms tumor
 Splenomegaly, jaundice, spherocyte  autoimmune hemolytic anemia
 Fatigue, splenomegaly, anisocytosis and tear drop rbc  primary myelofibrosis
 Not a common presentation of multiple myeloma  (thrombocytopenia, ARF, bone
pain, anemia)
 Hodgkin= fine interstitial fibrosis (no bands), no sclerosis, reed stern, eosinophil and
neutrophils  mixed cellularity
 Hodgkin= diffuse growth pattern, fibrosis & necrosis, large reed stern with bizarre
variants  lymphocyte depleted Hodgkin lyphoma
 +ve coombs & spherocytosis  autoimmune hemolytic anemia
 High aPPT  VIII
 Microcytic anemia & oral ulcers  iron def
 Beta thalassemia  deletion of gene
 Acute phase protein involved in chronic disease anemia  hepcidin
 Heparin  monitor aPTT
 Most common Hodgkin  nodular
 Burkitt lymphoma, multiple nodes on same side of diaphragm  stage II**
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