113-162 Flashcards

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Contrast the presentation of chronic pancreatitis with PUD

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Chronic pancreatitis is associated with diarrhea and prior pancreatitis. Also, PUD is typically relieved by antacids

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What is the most common cause of epididymitis in older males?

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E coli (not-sexually transmitted)

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Where does chloroquine-resistant falciparum malaria live?

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Subsaharan Africa and the Indian subcontinent

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How is toxoplasmosis treated?

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Sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine

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Is aspiration the most common etiology of pneumonia in nursing home patients? If not, is it for any specific group of patients?

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No, only for people with underlying neurologic disorders

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How does ABO mismatching present?

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Rapid hemolysis, including flank pain and jaundice

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How is actinomycosis treated?

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IV Penicillin, if complicated debridement can be used but it will almost never get better without antibiotics

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What comes to mind in an HIV patient with diffuse interstitial pneumonia as well as diarrhea?

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CMV; PCP is rarely associated with diarrhea

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How do you treat chronic HBV if there are increasing transaminases or HBsAg?

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Interferon on lamivudine

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Do you always water restrict in diabetes insipidus? If not, in what situation do you not water restrict?

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Not if hypovolemic

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What do you do for a child with microcytic, hypochromic anemia

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Give empiric iron treatment before definitive dx

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After you establish the diagnosis of myasthenia gravis, what is the next step in workup?

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CT chest (ie, if edrophonium challenge is positive or if anti-AChR is positive, no need to do the other)

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How do bone mets cause hypercalcemia?

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They do NOT cause direct bone resorption, but rather stimulate osteoclasts to cause bone resorption. However, the most common underlying etiology of hypercalcemia is due to PTH-rP production

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How can hydrocephalus from intracranial neonatal hemorrhage be distinguished from Dandy Walker or Arnold Chiari?

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If due to intracranial neonatal hemorrhage, there will be dilation of the entire ventricular system particularly the subarachnoid space. D-W and A-C will show obstructive hydrocephalus

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Does smoking cessation lower BP?

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No

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When do you stop doing biannual PAPs in patients with CIN II-CIN III?

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After they’ve already had 3 normal tests

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What is the #1 maternal risk factor associated with IUGR?

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Smoking (not HTN)

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What is the most likely long-tern complication of vesicoureteral reflux?

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Renal scarring

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Describe cervical mucus at different phases of the menstrual cycle

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Ovulatory phase: Thin, clear, and profuse
Early luteal: Thick and scant
Mid-late luteal: Thick and more copious

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How does systemic sclerosis cause pulmonary complaints?

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Most commonly interstitial fibrosis

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How do you distinguish rheumatoid arthritis from viral arthritis?

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RA has morning stiffness > 1hr (viral 6 weeks of symptoms are required to establish the diagnosis)

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How does sepsis increase mixed venous O2 concentration?

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Hyperdynamic circulation and impaired distribution of cardiac output leading to suboptimal oxygen extraction

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What is the preferred imaging modality for osteomyelitis?

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MRI; bone scan is very sensitive but not as specific

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What is the first imaging modality to evaluate a patient with back pain and alarm symptoms?

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Contrast the ocular findings with viral conjunctivitis and trachoma
Viral conjunctivitis: Red eye with copious discharge | Trachoma: follicles and inflammatory changes
26
Cord cavitation is seen in what spinal cord disorder?
Syringomyelia
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Is pneumomediastinum seen in Mallory-Weiss tears or in esophageal perforations?
Esophageal perforations
28
What are clinical features that distinguish AIDP from tick-borne paralysis?
Very similar, except tick-borne paralysis is associated with normal sensorium as well as no albuminocytologic dissociation
29
Exam findings in serous otitis media?
Dull TM, hypomobile by pneumatic otoscopy
30
Do patients who are immune to HBV need HBIg after exposure?
No
31
How can Yersinia gastroenteritis and E. coli gastroenteritis be distinguished?
Yersinia is associated with fever
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Do CF patients have a higher risk of gastroenteritis?
No
33
Does RCC cause renal failure?
No
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In an atopic person who presents with acute dyspnea and dysphagia, what is the likely diagnosis?
Upper airway (and esophageal) obstruction due to laryngeal edema
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What is the most common cardiac anomaly in patients with Edwards syndrome?
VSD
36
Is permanent joint deformity common with SLE?
No
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What (mechanistic) class of drugs are most useful for antiemetics in patients undergoing chemotherapy?
Serotonin antagonists
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What is a concern in a patient with IBD who presents with acute abdominal pain, really bad leukocytosis and hypotension? What is the first step?
Toxic megacolon; abdominal X ray
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A patient presents with acute shoulder pain, resists external rotation of glenohumeral joint. What is the injured nerve?
Axillary
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How does Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia increase the hematocrit?
Reactive to hypoxemia caused by AV shunting
41
Turner's syndrome increases the risk of what disease that old women usually get?
Osteoporosis
42
What will the liver stain with in alpha-1 antitrypsin disorder?
PAS
43
What is reaction formation?
Transformation of unwanted thoughts or feelings into their opposites.
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How do you manage a simple renal cyst?
Reassurance, no followup
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What electrolyte abnormality is caused by bactrim and what is the mechanism?
Hyperkalemia by blocking the ENaC
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What is the mechanism of ARDS after drowning?
Aspiration
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How does the NBME want you to manage moderate to severe postsurgical pain?
PCA
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How do you diagnose AIDP if LP is not an answer choice?
EMG
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What is the preferred imaging modality for mastoiditis?
CT scan
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How do you distinguish social phobia from panic disorder with agoraphobia?
In social phobia, the fear of going out precedes any panic attacks In panic disorder, the panic attacks come first, and the agoraphobia is ultimately secondary to fear of having a panic attack in public