2017 Flashcards
(124 cards)
58 years old with episodic chest pain with exertion relived by rest,
ECG done: normal, what next to do:
Exercise ECG
Female patient c/o insomnia, irritability, palpitation for 3 moths,
she is taking amiodarone, fluoxetine for depression , Enalapril(?Ramapril!!) What next step:
TSH
55 years old Man, K/C of DM, HTN came to ER with history of
Lt chest pain today morning radiated to Lt shoulder , He mentioned that he has had chest discomfort only with activity and relived by
rest before 3 months, but today he developed the pain when he was reading the newspaper.
V/S: stable, normal ECG: sinus tachycardia, normal Troponin,
What is the most likely dx:
Unstable angina
62 years old male, k/c of HTN and Heart Failure on furosemide, have less than optimal control on his symptoms, there is worsening
of his symptoms with minimal activity ( going to bathroom), what is the best diuretic to be added:
Spironolactone
68 years old female, recently diagnosed with uterine cancer,
presented to your clinic c/o: acute onset sharp chest pain,
increasing by inspiration, with left lower limb pain, and swelling,
V/S: BP 135/85, HR 117, RR:15, Temp: 37O/E: left calf muscle
swelling and tenderness .What is the most appropriate next step:
Start her on heparin before any investigation
Post MI 5 years ago.. patient done coronary stent as well . p.t
taking aspirin & ACEI….what you will add :
B blocker Carvidilol
48 years old pt with DM has fever with cough ( sypmptms of
pneumonia?) , xray shoes Rt lower pneumonia with plural
effusion( not sure ?) What is the most indicatror of poor prognosis?
Pt is diabetic
*other recalls of similar Q mentioned RR 32 and it was the answer
24 years old female patient known case of asthma presented with
shortness of breath V/S: Temp: 36.4 , normal BP , PEFR 70% of
her beast, O/E: subcostal retraction with scattered wheezing in bilateral lung, she received salbutamol via nebulizer but no improvement , what is the appropriate treatment:
Corticosteroid
56 years old ?? male complain of cough , fever and rigor for 2
days, crust colored sputum, Temp: 38.5, O/E: there is decrese sound in left lower lung, Xray shows lower left lobe infiltrate.The most likely organism is:
Streptococcus Pneumonia
56 years old male presented with SOB for 5 days. Bilateral
lung crepitation up to the middle lungs, Holosystolic murmur best heard at apex radiated to axilla, ECG shows ST elevation on inferior leads, vital signs normal. What is the most likely dx that cause this new murmur?
Papillary rupture
Old pt. with SOB , pink frothy sputum and cyanosis, on
exam chest bilateral crackles at the base, Most likely diagnosis
pulmonary edema
48 years old female, k/c of DM type 2 , HTN, presented with
green tinged productive cough, fever and anorexia for the past 3
days, examination showed dullness on percussion and inspiratory crackles or RT lower lobe, Temp: 37.9, HR 79,RR: 18, CXR showed opacification at RT lower zone with air Broncho gram, what is the treatment:
Cefuroxime+Azithromycin
30 year old female nurse had contact with +ve TB patient 3
months ago, She is asymptomatic, Chest x-ray was normal, PPD is +ve. What is the most appropriate to do ?
isoniazid for 6 month
43 years old obese , c/o: night sweat, nocturia, day time
somnolence, What is the most possible complication :
Sudden death
36 years old working at printing, c/o: cough ,SOB, O/E:
wheezing. He is worries that his illness may be associated with his work type. Which of the following confirm his worries:
Relive symptoms when he go to holidays
48 years old smoker, productive cough with heavy sputum,
V/S: Ph: 7.4, Pco: 48, O2:78, What is the dx:
Chronic bronchitis
case of alcoholic patient who have esophageal varices, with
hx of hematemesis , which of the following drugs prevent rebleeding in this patient:
propranolol
40 y/o male with SINGLE episode of hematemesis, after 5
hours of 300mg Aspirin ingestion. Normal vital signs. Likely diagnosis;
Erosive gastritis
69 years old male patient presented with history of 5kg weight loss in the last 2 month O/E: Abdomen : soft no palpable masses , Invx : Hgb 8.4 ,MCV 70 ,WBC : normal ,Platelet : normal .What is the most appropriate next step :
colonoscopy
Premarital examination show hepatitis B positive. patient ask
about activity , How can you assess :
HBe Ag
30 y/o ,female teacher, c/o: abdominal pain and diarrhea, had +ve anti Endomysial Ab. , Most likely Diagnosis :
celiac disease
IgA anti-endomysial antibodies are found in 90% coeliac patients
The Most common cause of HCC in KSA is:
Hepatitis B
Young male with ophthus ulcer and abdominal mass with
diarrhea and “there is pic of Barium enema with cobble stone appearance” , what is the diagnosis
Crohn’s
case of surgeon who got needle stick with Hepatitis C patient,
after 3 months he is testing +ve with HCV Ab ,What is the
Percentage to have chronic HCV:
95% ??