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Q400. treatment of temporal arteritis?

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A400. prednisone 60mg po, arrange a biopsy to confirm diagnosis

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Q401. Often compression of ______________ can improve the pain of migraine?

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A401. the ipsilateral superficial temporal or carotid artery

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Q402. ergotamine is contraindicated in… ? Should be used w/ caution in ….?

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A402. Pregnancy; Caution in HTN or CAD

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Q403. Patients should avoid _____ while in the midst of cluster headaches?

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A403. Alcohol

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Q404. This causes headaches often in overweight women in their 30s…

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A404. Pseudotumor Cerebri (benign intracranial HTN)

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Q405. 90% of patients with Pseudotumor Cerebri have ….?

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A405. papilledema

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Q406. in Pseudotumor Cerebri, head CT will show…? LP will show…?

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A406. CT - slit-like ventricles; LP - increased opening pressure

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Q407. treatment of Pseudotumor Cerebri..?

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A407. Acetazolamide 250 mg pid

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Q408. treatment of post LP HA?

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A408. caffeine sodium benzoate

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Q409. cherry-red coloration of skin/mucous membranes, retinal hemorrhages, AMS?

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A409. CO poisoning

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Q410. sudden onset of head/eye pain, decreased visual acuity?

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A410. Acute angle closure glaucoma

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Q411. treatment of acute uncomplicated UTI?

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A411. Bactrim for 3 days

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Q412. Pyelonephritis w/ systemic sx tx?

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A412. admit for IV antibiotics

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Q413. pregnant women with UTI tx?

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A413. macrobid for 7 days

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Q414. What % of pts presenting with classic UTI sx show minimal to no bacteria on UA?

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A414. 30-40%

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Q415. Sudden onset of testicular pain in children and young men?

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A415. Testicular torsion

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Q416. most common cause of urinary retention?

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A416. BPH

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Q417. >100 ml postvoid residual urine volume is diagnostic of…?

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A417. urinary retention

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Q418. what is fournier’s gangrene?

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A418. aggressive fasciitis of the perineum in a toxic appearing pt likely with history of DM, urethral trauma, surgery, or obstruction

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Q419. treatment of fournier’s gangrene??

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A419. immediate surgery - complete debridement of necrotic tissue

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Q420. tender, swollen, painful epididymis and testis usually accompanied by fever?

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A420. Epididymitis

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Q421. testicular US can distinguish…?

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A421. torsion from epididymitis

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Q422. the cremasteric reflex is present in _____ but not in ___________?

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A422. epididymitis; torsion

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Q423. nonspecific infection of the glans penis is called…?

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A423. balanitis

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Q424. abnormally small opening in the foreskin?

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A424. phimosis

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Q425. abnormal painful swelling of the glans penis occurring after aggressive retraction of a phimotic foreskin?

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A425. paraphimosis

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Q426. flank/abdominal pain, does not change with position or remaining still, radiation to groin…

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A426. stones

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Q427. work up of stones?

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A427. IVF; IV narcotics; UA - will generally show hematuria; BMP

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Q428. test of choice for kidney stones?

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A428. noncontrast CT

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Q429. stone <3mm probability of passing spontaneously?

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A429. 0.8

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Q430. Indications for urology consults or admission in kidney stones…?

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A430. Associated UTI; uncontrolled pain/emesis; extravasation of contrast; renal failure; single kidney; hydronephrosis + hydroureter; stone > 6mm

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Q431. in a patient >60, first time renal colic is _________ until proven otherwise…

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A431. AAA

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Q432. of those women who experience bleeding in the first trimester, ______________ will undergo spontaneous abortion

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A432. 40180

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Q433. threatened abortion…?

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A433. vaginal bleeding with a pre-viable fetus and closed cervix

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Q434. inevitable abortion?

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A434. vaginal bleeding with cervical dilatation

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Q435. incomplete abortion

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A435. vaginal bleeding with partial passage of products of conception and dilated cervix

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Q436. complete abortion

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A436. passage of all products of conception and closed cervix

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Q437. missed abortion

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A437. fetal demise and retention of products of conception, cervix closed

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Q438. 6-8 weeks gestation with amenorrhea, spotting, and cramping lower abdominal pain….concerning for…?

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A438. ectopic

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Q439. gold standard in diagnosing an ectopic?

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A439. US

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Q440. any patient who presents with vaginal bleeding and is _____ should be given RhoGAM?

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A440. Rh -

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Q441. 2 most common pregnancy related causes of vaginal bleeding in the second trimester?

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A441. miscarriage; hydatidiform mole

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Q442. pre-eclampsia that occurs prior to 20 weeks gestation is pathognomonic for…?

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A442. trophoblastic disease

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Q443. most common presentation of placenta previa?

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A443. late 2nd to early 3rd trimester painless bleeding

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Q444. ____________- may occur in up to 1/3 of placental abruptions?

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A444. DIC

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Q445. pre-eclampsia?

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A445. triad of HTN, edema, and proteinuria of >100 mg/dl

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Q446. HELLP syndrome?

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A446. subset of pre-eclamptic pts:; Hemolysis, Elevated Liver enzymes, and Low Platelets

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Q447. In preeclampsia and eclampsia, the most important part of the CBC is…?

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A447. the platelet count

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Q448. seizure prophylaxis in pre, eclampsia?

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A448. MgSO4

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Q449. preterm labor is defined as occurring…?

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A449. before 37 weeks gestation

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Q450. Strawberry cervix?

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A450. trichomonas

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Q451. average blood loss in normal menses/

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A451. 30-60cc

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Q452. benign leiomyomas that develop in the uterus and often result in menometrorraghia?

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A452. fibroids

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Q453. dysfunctional uterine bleeding tx..?

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A453. NSAIDs, and OCPs; rule out endometrial carcinoma

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Q454. Chlamydia can cause….?

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A454. Asymptomatic infection; Urethritis; Cervicitis; PID

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Q455. PID?

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A455. Lower abdomen. tenderness, cervical motion tenderness, and adnexal tenderness; + fever or increased WBC or ESR etc..

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Q456. most common cause of infectious arthritis in young sexually active adults?

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A456. Gonorrhea

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Q457. green-gray discharge?

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A457. trichomonas

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Q458. thin-gray malodorous discharge, non sexually transmitted

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A458. bacterial vaginosis

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Q459. most common cause of pelvic pain in women not associated with infection is…?

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A459. Rupture of an ovarian cyst

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Q460. 50% of cases of ovarian torsion are caused by..?

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A460. Benign dermoids that cause the ovary to twist

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Q461. A major cause of pelvic pain, dyspareunia, and dysmenorrhea

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A461. Endometriosis

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Q462. postcoital contraception?

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A462. norgestrel

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Q463. first, second, etc degree frostbite?

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A463. 1st - warm, hyperemic, sensate; 2nd - clear vesicles; 3rd - purple bullae; 4th - mummification

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Q464. ED management of frostbite?

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A464. treatment hypothermia; IVF; remove nonadherent wet apparel; rapid thawing thawing in 42C water bath; unroofing clear blisters; aloe vera; tetanus prophy; ibuprofen, ascorbic acid, nifedipine

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Q465. How to estimate total body surface area for burns..?

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A465. 9’s; LUE - 9%,; LLE - 18%,; posterior torso - 18%,; head - 9%

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Q466. burn degrees?

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A466. 1st - superficial epidermis (no blisters, heals w/out scar); 2nd - superficial dermis (blisters, scarring in 3 wks…); 3rd - all of dermis (charred, painless, scars with contractures)

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Q467. How do you determine IVF needs in a burn victim?

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A467. If TBSA >15%…. 4ml x kg weight x tbsa% = total volume of replacement needed in first 24 hrs

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Q468. don’t forget _________ in frostbite, burns, and a variety of other injuries….?

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A468. tetanus prophylaxis

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Q469. hypothermia defined?

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A469. core temp < 35 C

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Q470. presentation of mild hypothermia?

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A470. confusion, lethargy, fatigue, shivering, tachycardia, respiratory alkalosis

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Q471. resuscitation in severe hypothermia should include _________ in order to treat cardiac dysrhythmias…?

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A471. Warming until core temp > 32 C

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Q472. severe dehydration, thermoregulaory failure, temp >40C, tachycardia, hypotension, confusion, rhabdo…?

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A472. Heat stroke

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Q473. treatment of heat stroke..?

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A473. rapid cooling, monitoring, seizure prophylaxis

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Q474. voltage > _____________ is considered high tension..?

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A474. 1000 V

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Q475. the _________ the resistance, the more the current and damage

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A475. less

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Q476. AC current is ___________ dangerous than DC, because?

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A476. more; increased duration of exposure; increased likelihood of Vfib

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Q477. barotrauma of ascent?

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A477. when a diver fails to exhale when ascending, exacerbating the overexpansion of the airspaces

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Q478. type 1 decompression sickness? type 2?; treatment if severe?

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A478. 1 - joint, skin, bone problems; 2 - neuro, lung, CV problems; Hyperbaric oxygen chamber

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Q479. what agent can mimic acclimatized state in the treatment of altitude sickness?

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A479. Acetazolamide - causes a compensatory respiratory alkalosis

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Q480. most infection prone bite injury?

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A480. human bite to the hand

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Q481. ___________ is implicated in 50% of infected cat bites and 30% of infected dog bites?

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A481. Pasteurella

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Q482. complications of this infection include encephalitis, Painaud’s, osteolytic bone lesions, purpura, and erythema nodosum

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A482. Bartonella

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Q483. describe phases of rabies briefly?

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A483. Incubation period - couple months; Prodrome - 1 week of localized pain, malaise, N/V; Acute neuro phase - 1 week; Coma - up to 2 weeks

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Q484. Loxosceles spider bite tx?

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A484. wound care; antibiotics if superinfected; antihistamines and analgesics; dapsone to prevent ulceration; IV steroids in viscerocutaneous loxoscelism to prevent hemolysis

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Q485. sudden onset fever, centripetal rash spread, severe HA, myalgia, N/V, and abdominal pain

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A485. Rocky mountain spotted fever

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Q486. treatment of rocky mountain?

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A486. teracycline or chloramphenicol; supportive care for shock, DIC, ARDS, CHF

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Q487. complications of auricular hematoma?

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A487. cauliflower ear, cartilage necrosis

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Q488. pathogens of otitis externa?

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A488. pseudomonas and staph

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Q489. treatment of anterior bleeding epistaxis?

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A489. pinching pressure, decongestion, silver nitrate, packing, abx to prevent sinusitis

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Q490. problem with posterior bleeding epistaxis?

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A490. pharyngeally stimulated hypoxia and stopped breathing

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Q491. ____________ cures >95% of peritonsillar abscesses?

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A491. I and D

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Q492. Ludwig’s angina? big concern?

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A492. Trench mouth - dental origin infection of submandibular space due to horrible hygiene; Concern - airway compromise

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Q493. duck quack cry is characteristic of…?

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A493. Retropharyngeal deep space infection

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Q494. swallowed coins appear ____________ in trachea, _____________ in esophagus?

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A494. side on; face on

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Q495. diagnosis and treatment of esophageal foreign body?

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A495. EGD for visualization; glucagon for esophageal relaxation

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Q496. epiglotitis has traditionally been associated with which infection?

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A496. Hemophillus B

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Q497. diagnosis of epiglotitis?

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A497. loss of V-shaped dip in neck plain film (valecula sign)

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Q498. if suspecting epiglotitis in kids….what next?

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A498. call ENT or anesthesia - no IV’s, oral exam, nothing that stimulates/agitates the child

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Q499. croup? what type of cough?

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A499. laryngotracheobronchitis - viral infection; seal-like barking cough

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Q500. difference in presentation in kids with croup vs. epiglotitis?

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A500. in croup, kids generally appear well

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Q501. treatment of croup?

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A501. racemic epinephrine,; humidified air,; steroids

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Q502. angioedema? tx

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A502. inflammatory autoimmune reaction, increased capillary permeability; treatment - H1 blocker, steroids, H2 blocker, epinephrine for severe cases

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Q503. causes of pharyngitis?

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A503. group A strep; Mono with lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly; adenovirus

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