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FIRST AID ™ Q&A FOR THE USM LE STEP 1 Second Edition SENIOR EDITORS EDITORS Tao Le, MD, MHS Karen A. Adler, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Resident Chief, Section of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Department of Psychiatry Department of Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital University of Louisville Jacob S. Appelbaum Seth K. Bechis, MS Yale School of Medicine Class of 2012 University of California, San Francisco Class of 2010 Carina H.G. Baird, MD Resident Department of Pediatrics University of California, San Francisco Xuemei Cai Harvard Medical School Class of 2009 Phillip J. Gray, Jr. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Class of 2009 Christopher R. Kinsella, Jr. Drexel University College of Medicine Class of 2009 Gabriel J. Martinez-Diaz Stanford University School of Medicine Class 2010 New York / Chicago / San Francisco / Lisbon / London / Madrid / Mexico City Milan / New Delhi / San Juan / Seoul / Singapore / Sydney / Toronto Copyright © 2009 by Tao Le. 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DEDICATION To the contributors to this and future editions, who took time to share their knowledge, insight, and humor for the benefi t of students, residents, and clinicians. and To our families, friends, and loved ones, who supported us in the task of assembling this guide. This page intentionally left blank CONTENTS Authors vii Associate Authors ix Faculty Reviewers x Preface xiii Acknowledgments xv How to Contribute xvii SECTION I GENERAL PRINCIPLES 1 Chapter 1 Behavioral Science 3 Chapter 2 Biochemistry 17 Chapter 3 Embryology 49 Chapter 4 Microbiology 63 Chapter 5 Immunology 91 Chapter 6 Pathology 111 Chapter 7 Pharmacology 127 SECTION II ORGAN SYSTEMS 143 Chapter 8 Cardiovascular 145 Chapter 9 Endocrine 179 Chapter 10 Gastrointestinal 213 Chapter 11 Hematology-Oncology 247 Chapter 12 Musculoskeletal and Connective Tissue 279 Chapter 13 Neurology 309 Chapter 14 Psychiatry 331 Chapter 15 Renal 347 Chapter 16 Reproductive 381 Chapter 17 Respiratory 413 v SECTION III FULL-LENGTH EXAMINATIONS 445 Test Block 1 447 Test Block 2 481 Test Block 3 513 Test Block 4 547 Test Block 5 581 Test Block 6 613 Test Block 7 645 Appendix: Common Laboratory Values 675 About the Authors 681 vi AUTHORS REBECCA AHRENS SHARIFEH (SHERI) FARASAT Tri-Institutional MD/PhD Program Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Weill Medical College of Cornell University Class of 2009 SARA ALCORN JAMES A. FEINSTEIN, MD Harvard Medical School Resident Class of 2010 Department of Pediatrics Seattle Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center VIJAY BABU, MD Intern SHENNEN FLOY Department of Internal Medicine Harvard Medical School The Reading Hospital Class of 2009 Reading, Pa. ARIELLA FRIEDMAN PAULA BORGES, MS Weill Medical College of Cornell University Stanford University Medical School Class of 2008 Class of 2009 ROBERT J. GIANOTTI, MD RACHEL BORTNICK, MPhil Resident Medical Scientist Training Program, Year V Department of Internal Medicine Harvard Medical School New York University STEVEN CHEN PHILIP HALL Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Yale School of Medicine Class of 2010 Class of 2010 JOHN CHILDRESS III DANIEL M. HALPERIN University of Michigan Medical School Weill Medical College of Cornell University Class of 2010 Class of 2009 RAGHU CHIVUKULA COLLEEN M. HARRISON Medical Scientist Training Program, Year IV Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Harvard Medical School Class of 2009 JUSTIN BRENT COHEN CHLOE HILL Yale School of Medicine Class of 2009 Weill Medical College of Cornell University Class of 2010 ANA COSTA, MD SELENA LIAO Resident Department of Anesthesiology Harvard Medical School Weill Medical College of Cornell University Class of 2009 ANDRES E. CRUZ-INIGO KEN LIN Weill Medical College of Cornell University Medical Scientist Training Program, Year V Harvard Medical School MARTIN H. DOMINGUEZ Class of 2010 MD/PhD Program Yale School of Medicine SUSAN MATHAI Yale School of Medicine ALLEN OMID EGHRARI Class of 2009 Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Class of 2009 vii HEATHER MCGEE, MPhil TOMEKA L. SUBER Medical Scientist Training Program, Year IV Medical Scientist Training Program Yale School of Medicine Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine LEAH MCNALLY CARLOS A. TORRE Yale School of Medicine University of Puerto Rico, Medical Science Campus Class of 2009 Class of 2009 EMILY PFEIL JONATHAN TZU Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Class of 2009 Class of 2009 MICHELLE RIOS, MD BRANT W. ULLERY, MD Resident Resident Department of Internal Medicine Department of General Surgery University of California, Los Angeles Medical Center Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania MAYA ROBERTS KELLY VRANAS, MD Yale School of Medicine and Harvard School of Public Health Resident Class of 2009 Department of Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania MARIANELI RODRIGUEZ FREDERICK WANG Medical Scientist Training Program Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Yale School of Medicine Class of 2010 SEPIDEH SABER MARC WEIN Stanford University School of Medicine Class of 2010 Medical Scientist Training Program, Year VI Harvard Medical School BENJAMIN SMITH RASIKA WICKRAMASINGHE, PhD Harvard Medical School Class of 2010 Medical Scientist Training Program, Year VI Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine SARA STERN-NEZER Stanford University School of Medicine and University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health viiiviii ASSOCIATE AUTHORS JAN BROWN II BENJAMIN SILVERBERG, MS St. George’s University School of Medicine University of Connecticut School of Medicine Class of 2010 Class of 2009 PAUL D. DI CAPUA HARRAS ZAID Yale School of Medicine University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine Class of 2009 Class of 2010 LARS GRIMM Yale School of Medicine Class of 2009 NICOLE M. HSU Second Lieutenant, United States Air Force Medical Service Corps F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Class of 2009 ix

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