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• WBR0392  + (This combination has only 1 NRTI. Ritonavir and lopinavir are both protease inhibitors.)
• WBR0482  + (This constitutes one of the methods of reducing the high temperature associated with this condition.)
• WBR0868  + (This curve typically depicts a right shift of the normal oxygen dissociation curve seen in situations of hyperthermia, acidosis, exercise and high CO₂ concentrations.)
• WBR0867  + (This curve typically depicts a right shift of the normal oxygen dissociation curve seen in situations of hyperthermia, acidosis, exercise and high CO₂ concentrations.)
• WBR0363  + (This disorder requires both long-term psychotherapy as it is a pervasive chronic disorder, in conjunction with pharmacotherapy.)
• WBR0575  + (This image depicts an expanding central ca … This image depicts an expanding central canal that compresses adjacent tracts typically observed in syringomyelia. Spinothalamic tracts are often affected first in syringomyelia due to the anatomic proximity of the anterior white commissure that carries these tracts.hite commissure that carries these tracts.)
• WBR0571  + (This image depicts isolated anterior horn injury typically observed in patients with poliomyelitis or Werdnig-Hoffman Syndrome (Floppy Baby Syndrome).)
• WBR1024  + (This is a medical sign which describes a pulse that is bounding and forceful, as if it were the hitting of a water hammer that was causing the pulse. This is often seen in conditions like aortic regurgitation.)
• WBR0865  + (This is not a physiologic response pattern to oxygen variation.)
• 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.)
• WBR0170  + (This is not the correct set of lab results because in patients with POF, ovarian hormones are decreased, while pituitary hormones are increased due to an absence of feedback inhibition.)
• WBR0863  + (This is not the mechanism involved in the formation of psammoma bodies.)
• WBR0742  + (This is not the relationship in positively skewed graphs.)
• WBR0011  + (This is rare; it responds promptly to intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) therapy.)
• WBR0889  + (This is reserved for cases with a high suspicion of C. diff infection despite negative laboratory assay, failure of response to drug treatment or in cases where prompt diagnosis is required. This reveals the presence of a pseudomembrane in the colon.)
• WBR0888  + (This is reserved for severe cases, and also for those who experienced a relapse after a course of metronidazole treatment. The use of vancomycin is limited due its expensive cost, and also the risk of developing vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE).)
• WBR0015  + (This is the correct answer.)
• WBR1086  + (This is the correct technique to prevent the most common side effect of topical decongestants. Ask the patient to stop the drug for a day or two and start again on the 5 th day.)
• WBR0008  + (This is the drug of choice for the prevention of PCP among HIV-positive patients with CD4+ T cell count of <200 cells/µLcells/mm³.)
• WBR1004  + (This is the main mechanism of action of valproic acid. Although it is indicated for absence seizures, ethosuxamide is preferred.)
• WBR0643  + (This is the mechanism of action of all penicillins including carbapenems like imipenem.)
• WBR0942  + (This is the mechanism of action of valproic acid, an antiepileptic agent. Although valproate may be used for migraine prophylaxis, it is not an abortive therapy.)
• WBR0893  + (This is the most sensitive and most specific modality for the detection of acute infarct, especially with its ability to detect small cortical and subcortical lesions, which is a major limitation with the use of non-contrast enhanced CT.)

• WBR0009  + (This is usually not indicated.)

• WBR0119  + (This karyotype refers to a rare mosaic chromosomal abnormality which causes some cells in the body to have XX chromosomes and some to have XY chromosomes. This karyotype causes intersex conditions.)
• WBR0585  + (This lesion portrays bitemporal hemianopia usually seen in large prolactinomas that compress the optic chiasm. It is unusual in cases with internal carotid artery lesions.)
• WBR0584  + (This lesion portrays bitemporal hemianopia seen in large prolactinomas that abut the optic chiasm.)
• WBR0629  + (This number is incorrect.)
• WBR0036  + (This patient has many symptoms consistent with schizophrenia, such as delusions and auditory hallucinations. For the diagnosis of schizophrenia to be made, however, symptoms must last longer than 6 months.)
• WBR0862  + (This pattern is usually diagnostic of active tubeculosis.)
• WBR0658  + (This pattern is usually not seen.)
• WBR0659  + (This pattern is usually not seen.)
• WBR0146  + (This question is not implicated in defining risk factors or possible etiologies for hypertension.)
• WBR0587  + (This refers to neurotransmitter degradation. Acetylcholinersterase inhibitors act by inhibiting the breakdown of acetylcholine at the synaptic cleft. Cocaine has a different mechanism of action.)
• WBR0546  + (This refers to neurotransmitter degradation. Acetylcholinersterase inhibitors act by inhibiting the breakdown of acetylcholine at the synaptic cleft. Cocaine has a different mechanism of action.)
• WBR0647  + (This refers to the glomerular basement membrane which is usually spared in IgA nephropathy. It is involved in the pathogenesis of Alport syndrome and membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis among others.)
• WBR0640  + (This refers to the glomerular basement membrane which is usually defective in Alport's syndrome due to a mutation affecting the type 4 collagen.)
• WBR0639  + (This refers to the glomerular basement membrane which is usually spared in MCD. It is involved in the pathogenesis of Alport syndrome and membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis among others.)
• WBR0583  + (This refers to the right posterior inferio … This refers to the right posterior inferior cerebellar artery (PICA). PICA lesions present with lateral medullary syndrome characterized by crossed sensory deficits, vertigo, ataxia, ipsilateral Horner's syndrome, and nucleus ambiguus symptoms including dysphagia, hoarsness, and loss of gag reflex.phagia, hoarsness, and loss of gag reflex.)
• WBR0792  + (This refers to the specificity.)
• WBR0793  + (This refers to the specificity.)
• WBR0990  + (This result can be achieved by dividing the difference in systolic and diastolic aortic pressures and dividing by the cardiac output (3.6L/min))
• WBR0549  + (This shows reduced ventricular stroke volume and increased afterload compatible with aortic stenosis which our patient is at high risk to develop later on in life given her bicuspid aortic valve.)
• WBR0737  + (This step is secondarily blocked with the use of aspirin. However, aspirin acts at a higher level leading to reduced synthesis of thromboxane A2.)
• WBR0644  + (This step refers to the cleavage of the terminal regions of procollagen. It is not affected by vitamin C deficiency.)
• WBR0645  + (This step refers to the cleavage of the terminal regions of procollagen. It is not affected in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.)
• WBR0894  + (This will be evident as areas of hypodensity on CT.)
• WBR0544  + (Thrombocytopenia is not frequently associated with VHL. Thrombocytopenia can occur in hematopoetic malignancy.)
• WBR0256  + (Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura is a b … Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura is a bleeding disorder that may be inherited (deficiency of ADAMTS13) or acquired (auto-antibodies against ADAMTS13). ADAMTS13 is a metalloprotease responsible for cleaving vWF into smaller subunits. Acquired TTP is common in pregnancy and the early post-partum period. In TTP, the circulating multimers of vWF increases platelet adhesion to areas where subendothelial collagen is exposed. TTP is characterized by pentad of manifestations: Microangiopathic hemolysis, thrombocytopenia, fever, neurological symptoms, and renal disease. The lack of other TTP signs and symptoms make the diagnosis of TTP unlikely in this patient.diagnosis of TTP unlikely in this patient.)