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• WBR0941  + (The internal abdominal oblique lies deep t … The internal abdominal oblique lies deep to the external abdominal oblique and superficial to the transversus abdominis. It is responsible for rotation and side-bending of the trunk. In males, the cremaster muscle is attached to the internal abdominal oblique.ttached to the internal abdominal oblique.)
• WBR0939  + (The internal iliac lymph nodes drain the rectum above the pectinate line.)
• WBR0172  + (The left gastric artery is not contained in the gastrosplenic artery. It is one the three primary arteries branching off of the celiac trunk.)
• WBR0538  + (The left parietal lobe is the dominant lobe in this patient. The patient presents with hemineglect that frequently manifests with non-dominant right parietal stroke.)
• WBR0507  + (The main mechanism of action of tetracycline antibiotics is the inhibition of protein synthesis by preventing the attachment of aminoacyl-tRNA to the 30S ribosomal subunit.)
• WBR1079  + (The main symptom of vestibular neuronitis … The main symptom of vestibular neuronitis is vertigo, which appears suddenly, often with nausea and vomiting. This can be made worse by head movement. Vertigo usually lasts for several days or weeks. In rare cases it can take months to go away entirely. Vestibular neuronitis does not lead to loss of hearing. A common indication is horizontal nystagmus with the fast beat towards the healthy ear. The main differentiating factor is that vestibular neuronitis stays for weeks whereas BPPV lasts for few seconds. weeks whereas BPPV lasts for few seconds.)
• WBR0937  + (The masseter is one of the muscles of mastication, but it is responsible for closing the jaw.)
• WBR0334  + (The maxillary artery is derived from the 1st aortic arch.)
• WBR0797  + (The mean blood pressure (MBP) is not measured by simply adding the systolic blood pressure (SBP) and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) and dividing by 2.)
• WBR0346  + (The measles virus envelope contains hemagglutinin and would cause RBCs to agglutinate.)
• WBR0489  + (The median nerve is not typically damaged … The median nerve is not typically damaged in Klumpke palsy. However, patients with Klumpke palsy will frequently exhibit weakness of the thenar eminence, which is innervated by the median nerve. These muscles are innervated by the nerves passing through the median nerve from the C8-T1 nerve roots.e median nerve from the C8-T1 nerve roots.)
• WBR0890  + (The medications implicated in dementia are alcohol, anticholinergics, antihistamines, analgesics, psychotropic drugs and sedative-hypnotics. This patient is taking none of these medications.)
• WBR0844  + (The middle ear cavity, the eustachian tube, and the mastoid air cells are derived from the 1st branchial pouch.)
• WBR0318  + (The most common clinical features of inclusion cell disease are clouded corneas and restricted joint movement.)
• WBR0125  + (The most common complication of a supracon … The most common complication of a supracondylar fracture is neurovascular injuries (8-21% of cases) with palsy to the anterior interosseus nerve being most common. It presents as inability to flex the interphalangeal joint of his thumb and the distal interphalangeal joint of his index finger (can't make A-OK sign).f his index finger (can't make A-OK sign).)
• WBR0082  + (The most common manifestation of congenital rubella syndrome is sensorineural deafness. The risk of sensorineural deafness in infected patients is highest in the first trimester.)
• WBR0743  + (The patient did not describe any financial issues with his non-adherence. There is no reason to jumps to conclusions that may sometimes reflect personal judgment.)
• WBR0134  + (The patient does not have acute hepatitis … The patient does not have acute hepatitis B because the IgM antibody to hepatitis B core is negative, and the total antibody to hepatitis B core is positive. Antibody to hepatitis B core occurs prior to the development of antibody to hepatitis B surface. IgM is found in acute infections; primarily IgG is seen in chronic infections.imarily IgG is seen in chronic infections.)
• WBR0679  + (The patient is presenting with acquired C1 esterase inhibitor deficiency that manifests with symptoms similar to hereditary angioedema.)
• WBR0329  + (The physician in charge must adhere to the … The physician in charge must adhere to the decision of the patient's wife. However, physicians must be careful to make sure that the patient's surrogate makes decisions that are consistent with the patient's own values and his best interest. In case of conflict or difficult situations, hospital ethics committees may be useful to help patient families reach reasonable conclusions.ent families reach reasonable conclusions.)
• WBR0761  + (The physician is legally and ethically barred from disclosing information about the patient's medical issues with other individuals without the patient's consent.)
• WBR250  + (The pink material resembling fibrin in the … The pink material resembling fibrin in the wall of this arteriole is indicative of fibrinoid necrosis as a consequence of malignant hypertension. Hyaline arteriolosclerosis is a major morphologic characteristic of benign nephrosclerosis, in which the arteriolar narrowing causes impairment of renal blood supply and a reduction in glomerular filtration rate leading to increased renin secretion and decreased renal function.in secretion and decreased renal function.)
• WBR0900  + (The presentation of this patient is consistent with gouty arthritis. Hyperproduction or underexcretion of uric acid leads to hyperuricemia predisposing to gout. However, the crystal deposits in gouty arthritis are monosodium urate.)
• WBR0682  + (The primary lymph node drainage site of the testes is the para-aortic plexus.)
• WBR0414  + (The proximal convoluted tubule is the site of action of osmotic diuretics, such as mannitol, and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, such as acetazolamide.)

• WBR0174  + (The proximal duodenum is the predominant site of iron absorption.)

• WBR0428  + (The rate of fluid accumulation relative to pericardial compensatory stretch mechanisms plays a significant role in the clinical presentation of cardiac tamponade.)
• WBR0295  + (The redness and warmth are due to histamine-mediated vasodilation of arterioles, not due to vasoconstriction of arterioles.)
• WBR0637  + (The retinoblastoma gene is hypermethylated to inhibit its transcription; however the protein product is not methylated.)
• WBR0893  + (The sensitivity of standard MRI to detect … The sensitivity of standard MRI to detect hemorrhage in the acute setting is comparable with CT, and it is also recommended, especially in patients in whom radiation exposure is contraindicated (e.g., pregnant women). Standard MRI is also relatively insensitive to acute changes observed in brain ischemia. acute changes observed in brain ischemia.)
• WBR0737  + (The step corresponds to the reaction catalyzed by the enzyme phosphlipase A2. It is inhibited by corticosteroids.)
• WBR0806  + (The stomach is lined by gastric glands.)
• WBR0744  + (The surgeon is ethically bound to disclose the mistake to the patient.)
• WBR0496  + (The ulnar nerve is responsible for adduction of the thumb.)
• WBR0445  + (The use of flumazenil, when a benzodiazepine (BZD) is co-ingested with TCA, often manifests with seizures.)
• WBR1500  + (The waxing/waning fever in this patient is suggestive of ''Brucella'' infection. Meningitis has been reported as a very rare complication of brucellosis, but it is not considered a common feature of infection.)
• WBR1106  + (The α₂, M₂ and D₂ receptors are coupled to G_i proteins. The H₁ receptor is linked to an intracellular G-protein of the G_q class.)
• WBR0516  + (These changes correspond to the effects of AT-II.)
• WBR0501  + (These electrophysiological changes are observed with calcium channel blockers.)
• WBR0778  + (These findings are characteristic of erythema nodosum.)
• WBR0925  + (Theta waves occur mostly during stage 1 NREM sleep.)
• WBR1137  + (This a case of atypical depression, it is treated by MAOIs.)
• WBR258  + (This answer would relate an ischemic event.)
• WBR0392  + (This combination has 3 NRTIs, a combination that is usually not recommended.)
• WBR0369  + (This combination of neurotransmitter disturbances is associated with depression. Dopamine is mildly elevated in patients with Huntington's disease.)
• WBR0868  + (This curve refers to the oxygen dissociation trend of myoglobin, typically exponential not sigmoid in shape due to the lack of allosteric interactions.)
• WBR0867  + (This curve refers to the oxygen dissociation trend of myoglobin, typically exponential not sigmoid in shape due to the lack of allosteric interactions.)
• WBR0547  + (This curve represents the concentration of PAH along the proximal convoluted tubule. Notice the sharp increase compared to curve B which represents creatinine concentration. This is due to the active secretion of PAH.)
• WBR0641  + (This defect is usually seen in patients with ataxia telangiectasia, not in WAS.)
• WBR0571  + (This image depicts an expanding central canal compressing adjacent tracts typically observed in patients with syringomyelia.)
• WBR1130  + (This is a case of selective mutism and does not need a behavioural intervention.)