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Single Jeopardy Double Jeopardy Final Jeopardy

Single Jeopardy Double Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Meds The Eyes The Kidneys The Gut The Blood

Topic I100Question Drug used to treat Methemoglobinemia

Topic I100Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Methylene Blue

Topic I200Question Drug of choice for Familial Mediterranean Fever

Topic I200Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Colchicine

Topic I300Question Antibiotics most associated with diaphragm paralysis

Topic I300Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Gentamycin

Topic I400Question Side effects include pericardial effusion, hypertrichosis, and thrombocytopenia

Topic I400Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Minoxidil

Topic I500Question Addition of ferric chloride to urine producing a purplish color suggests the ingestion of this substance

Topic I500Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Aspirin

Topic II100Question Unilateral large pupil with low reaction to light&accomodation

Topic II100Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Adie’s Pupil

Topic II200Question Aphthous stomatitis, Uveitis, and genital ulcerations

Topic II200Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Behcet’s disease

Topic II300Question The most common malignant eye tumor

Topic II300Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Melanoma

Topic II400Question Heritable disease associated with blue sclera, hearing loss and brittle bones

Topic II400Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Sudden loss of vision called Purtscher’s retinopathy is seen in this Topic II500Question

Topic II500Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Acute pancreatitis

Renal tubular acidosis with hyporeninemic hypoaldosteronism Topic III100Question

Topic III100Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Type IV RTA

Flat hexagonal plate-like urine crystals Topic III200Question

Topic III 200Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Cysteine

The most common glomerulopathy in the world Topic III300Question

Topic III300Answer Go To Single Jeopardy IgA nephropathy

Livido reticularis, Eosinophilia, and rising creatinine Topic III400Question

Topic III400Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Cholesterol Emboli

Treatment of Liddle’s syndrome Topic III500Question

Topic III500Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Triamterene or Amiloride

Perihepatitis & PID Topic IV100Question

Topic IV100Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Fitz-Hugh-Curtis

Watery diarrhea, hypokalemia, achlorhydria, and acidosis Topic IV200Question

Topic IV200Answer Go To Single Jeopardy VIPoma

Drug used to treat fistulizing Crohn’s disease Topic IV300Question

Topic IV300Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Infliximab

Organism associated with chronic diarrhea and eosinophelia in AIDS patients Topic IV400Question

Topic IV400Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Isospora Belli

Bacteremia with this organism is associated with colon cancer (not S.bovis!) Topic IV500Question

Topic IV500Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Clostridum Septicum

Protein deficient in the Protien deficient in the cytoskeleton of red blood cell in patients with hereditary spherocytosis Topic V100Question

Topic V100Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Spectrin

Most common inherited hypercoagulation disorder Topic V200Question

Topic V200Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Factor V Leiden mutation

All-transretinoic acid has revolutionized the treatment of this disorder Topic V300Question

Topic V300Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia

Glycoprotien complex that is deficient in Glanzmann’s disease Topic V400Question

Topic V400Answer Go To Single Jeopardy IIb-IIIa

Hydroxyuria works in SS by increasing the levels of this protien Topic V500Question

Topic V500Answer Go To Single Jeopardy Hg F

Double Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Skin The LUNGS Elements Physical Diagnosis The Glands

Topic VI200Question

Topic VI200Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Carbuncle

Topic VI400Question

Topic VI400Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Black Hairy Tongue

Topic VI600Question

Topic VI600Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis

Topic VI800Question

Topic VI800Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Amyloidosis

Topic VI1000Question

Topic VI1000Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Blastomycosis

Term given to dyspnea which occur only in the upright position Topic VII200Question

Topic VII200Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Platypnea

The name of the disturbance given to pts with primary alveolar hypoventilation who suffer from apnea during sleep Topic VII400Question

Topic VII400Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Ondine’s Curse

Rheumatoid arthritis & progressive massive fibrosis first described in coal miners Topic VII600Question

Topic VII600Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Caplan’s Syndrome

Diagnosis in a 30 yo female with a h/o spontaneous ptx now presenting with chylous effusion Topic VII800Question

Topic VII800Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Lymphangioleiomatosis

The pulmonary form of this disease occurs in young adults and is associated with a classic triad of exopthalmos, diabetes insipidus, and bony lesions Topic VII1000Question

Topic VII1000Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Hand-Shuller-Christian disease

Deficiency of this element causes gonadal atrophy, severe dermatitis, and alopecia Topic VIII200Question

Topic VIII 200 Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Zinc

Deficiency of this element causes cardiomyopathy, proximal muscle weakness, macrocytosis, and pseudoalbanism Topic VIII 400 Question

Topic VIII 400 Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Selenium

Toxicity of this element causes basophilic stippling on peripheral smear Topic VIII 600 Question

Topic VIII 600 Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Lead

Miners of this mineral get parkinson’s disease Topic VIII 800 Question

Topic VIII 800 Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Manganese

Poisoning with this heavy metal leads to nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, and burning sensation in the mucous membranes Topic VIII 1000 Question

Topic VIII1000Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Arsenic

Two murmurs which get louder with Valsalva maneuver Topic IX200Question

Topic IX200Answer Go To Double Jeopardy MVP HCM

Profuse reddish eruption on palms and soles seen in endocarditis Topic IX400Question

Topic IX400Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Janeway lesion

An alternating flushing and paling of the skin at the root of the nail while pressure is applied to the top of the nail Topic IX600Question

Topic IX600Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Quincke’s pulse

Topic IX800Question High pitched, early diastolic sound which is usualy due to stenosis of the AV valve

Topic IX800Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Opening Snap

A third heart sound heard with constrictive pericarditis Topic IX1000Question

Topic IX1000Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Pericardial Knock

The most common thyroid cancer Topic X200Question

Topic X200Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Papillary Carcinoma

Hypogonadic hypogonadism, anosmia, and color blindness Topic X400Question

Topic X400Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Kallman Syndrome

Presence of bloody nasal discharge and facial pain in a pt with DKA should prompt evaluation for this Topic X600Question

Topic X600Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Mucormycosis

These tumors usualy occur in childhood, arising from remnants of “Rathke’s pouch” Topic X800Question

Topic X800Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Craniopharyngioma

Necrolytic migratory erythema with glucose intolerance, weight loss, and diarrhea Topic X1000Question

Topic X1000Answer Go To Double Jeopardy Glucagonoma

Final Jeopardy Category Tropical Medicine

Final Jeopardy Vector of Leishmaniasis

Final Jeopardy Sand flies