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neutropenia ANC <

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1500

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2
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abs for neutropenic fever

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g+ and pseudomonas coverage
cefepime, piptazo, meropenem

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3
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pigmented granular casts-
white cells and casts-
red cells and casts-
renal tubular epithelial cells-

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ATN from nephrotoxins
PSGN
acute interstitial nephritis
acute tubular necrosis from ischemia

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epsilon wave

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small, positive deflection at the end of the QRS complex, with a prolonged S-wave upstroke and inverted T waves

arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy -> ICD

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5
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primary adrenal insufficiency adrenal crisis steroid

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hydrocortisone- mineralocorticoid and glucocorticoid

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6
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manual detorsion

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medial to lateral

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7
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ethylene glycol ingestion - fomepizole (4-methylpyrazole) then…

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thiamine and pyridoxine to reduce formation of oxalic acid

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8
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CSF findings bacterial vs viral meningitis

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bacterial- high opening pressure, cell count and protein, low glucose

viral- slightly elevated cell count and protein, normal opening pressure and glucose

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9
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MUDPILES

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methanol
uremia/renal failure
diabetic ketoacidosis
paraldehyde (component of anticonvulsants, hypnotics, and sedatives)/propylene glycol,
isoniazid/iron/ibuprofen
lactic acidosis (common in cardiopulmonary failure, sepsis, alcohol use disorder, ischemic bowekl disease, short bowel syndrome, carbon monoxide, cyanide poisoning, and cancer),
ethylene glycol/ethanol
salicylates

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