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most common testicular tumor seminoma
most common tumor of infancy hemangioma
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triad of kartagener's infertility, bronchiectasis, recurrent sinusitis
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3 most common locations of lung cancer mets brain, bone, liver
V/Q at apex of lung 3
V/Q at base of lung .6
V/Q during airway obstruction approaches 0
V/Q during blood flow obstruction approaches infinity (dead space)
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emphysema caused by A1AT deficiency panacinar, d2 elastase
hallmark sign of COPD decreased FEV/FVC ratio
hallmark of restrictive lung disease decreased lung volumes
which tumors arise centrally in lung and are linked to smoking squamous, small cell
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G+ cocci in neonate GBS
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