Embarrassingly lost one of the two front door trim panel screws when putting in aftermarket speakers - anyone know the part number to replace? It is the screw behind the little pop off piece behind the door handle.
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I'm really enjoying these and I would just like some confirmation that they are as "comprehensive" as their names suggest.
I recently acquired the anking step 2 deck and some new addons, and ever since I have these rows of colorful tags cluttering up my cards. I thought it was the clickable tags addon, but when i disabled this add on all that happened was I can no longer click on these tags, yet they are still there cluttering everything up. Does anyone know how I can get rid of these once and for all?
Zanki GI deck insinuates iron chelators are used for primary hemochromatosis, but the zanki pharm deck says you dont normally use them in primary hemochromatosis, and mainly just in secondary or iron toxicity.
I can think of digoxin, metformin... any others?
Sketchy/B&B say M protein is responsible, but zanki renal says it is SpeB and in the card explicitly says "M protein is NOT responsible for PSGN" - does anyone know for sure if it is antibodies against SpeB that form the immune complexes?
I know the inflammatory process of "tumor" is exudative and mediated by leukotrienes, serotonin, histamine (according to FA) - which does not include bradykinin. So does bradykinin cause a transudative edema and therefore hereditary angioedema is transudate?
Zanki repro card: Body of uterus, cervix, superior bladder -> external iliac lymph nodes
Zanki immuno card: Cervix -> internal iliac lymph nodes (from a FA table)
Which is correct?
Is it because Chlamydia/Gonorrhea don't stain well? Or is it something else?
One card: thoracentesis is ideally performed at the 7th ICS midclavicular line, 9th ICS midaxillary line, 11th ICS paravertebral line/posterior scapular line.
Another card: Would you be able to aspirate pleural cavity fluid from the 9th or 10th ICS at the midaxillary line without penetrating other structures?
No because**:**
- Spleen is protected by 9th - 11th ribs
- Liver can be from 6th ICS to 10th ICS
Don't these cards directly contradict each other - can anyone offer an explanation?
Lamivudine = "3TC", Stavudine = "d4T", etc. not all of these abbreviations are intuitive at first glance. Has anyone encountered these as being solely referred to by their abbreviation in questions? Also, where do these abbreviations even come from?