Uworld - ID

Question 0

Treatment for impetigo?

Answer 0

Topical mupirocin

Question 1

Neonatal conjunctivitis –

1. first 24 hours?
2. Day 2 to 5?
3. Day 5 to 14?

Treatment?

Answer 1

Chemical, gonococcal, chlamydial

Supportive, ceftriaxone/cefotaxime, oral erythromycin

Question 2

Meningitis with a rash in an 18-month-old?

Answer 2

Neisseria meningitis

Question 3

Postexposure prophylaxis for Varcella if immunized? If not immunized but immunocompetent? If immunocompromised?

Answer 3

Observation; vaccine; IVIg

Question 4

Orbital versus preseptal cellulitis?

Answer 4

Both have eyelid edema, erythema, tenderness, fever, lymphocytosis

Only orbital cellulitis has ophthalmoplegia, pain with EOM, proptosis, vision impairments

Question 6

Patient with Lyme disease – when NOT to use doxycycline? Use instead?

Answer 6

Pregnant or age <8; amoxicillin

Question 7

Trachoma - Caused by? Active phase characterized by? Concurrent infection where? Treatment? Complication?

Answer 7

Chlamydia to come without us; major cause of blindness worldwide

“Follicular conjunctivitis” and “neovascularization” in the cornea

Nasal discharge (nasopharynx infection)

Tetracycline/azithromycin

Blindness

Question 8

Herpes simplex keratitis – symptoms? Most common presentation? Examination of corneal epithelium will show?

Answer 8

Pain, photophobia, decreased vision

Dendritic ulcer

Clear vesicles

Question 9

Orbital cellulitis – symptoms?

Answer 9

Fever, proptosis, restriction of EOM, red/swollen eyelids

Question 10

Scalded skin syndrome – toxins target?

Answer 10

Desmoglein 1

Question 11

Types of infections in:

1. DiGeorge
2. Agammaglobulinemia
3. Wiskott-Aldrich
4. Hyper IgM

Answer 11

1. Fungal
2. Sinopulmonary/Pseudomonas
3. Otitis media
4. Giardia/Sinopulmonary/lymphoid hyperplasia