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Presentation of angiofibroma

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Adolescent w/ nasal obstruction, visible nasal mass, and frequent nosebleeds
can erode local bone

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Whipples dz characterized by

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Arthralgia’s, weight loss, fever, diarrhea, and abdominal pain

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Cutaneous larva migrans characterized by

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Pruritic, elevated, serpiginous lesions on the skin

Often acquired through contact with sand

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4
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DS quad

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Low AFP and estriol

Inc B-HCG and inhibit A

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5
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First test after abnormal quad

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US to evaluate anatomy and measure growth

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6
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Only infant absolute contra to breastfeeding

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Galactosemia

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When is varicella infectio a contra to breastfeeding

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8
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TCA OD characterized by

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CNS depression
Hypotension
Anticholinergic effects

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How does the body compensate for chronic hypercapnia

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Increasing renal bicarb retention (Like in COPD)

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What is membranoproliferazive glomerulonephritis type 2 characterized by

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Persistent activation of the alternative complement pathway

dense deposit disease

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Anti-GB antibodies characteristic of

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Goodpastures syndrome

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12
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What is Courvoisier’s sign

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Non-tender but palpable gallbladder at the right costal margin in a jaundiced pt
for pancreatic Ca

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What is D-xylose

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Monosaccharide that is absorbed in the proximal Si w/out degradation by pancreatic or bush border enzymes

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14
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Who has D-xylose absorption impairment? normal?

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Small intestinal mucosal disease with have impaired

Patient’s with malabsorption due to enzyme def will have normal

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15
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How can AS pt’s get restrictive lung dz

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Due to diminished chest wall and spinal mobility

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Electrolyte abnormalities most often observed in Cushing’s

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Hypokalemia and hypernatremia

Hypo K b/c corticosteroids have some mineralocorticoid activity

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17
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Tx for febrile neutropenia

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Empiric mono therapy w/ an anti-pseudomonad agent (Cefepime, meropenem, pip-taco)

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18
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Features of cervical sponydlosis

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Chronic neck pain
Limited neck rotation
Sensory def (due to osteophyte induced radiculopathy)

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19
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3 predisposing features to cellulites

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  1. Obesity
  2. Venous insufficiency
  3. Skin disruption
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What can PDD (dysthymia) be thought of as

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Chronic, low-grade depression that lasts for years

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21
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Main objective in mgmt of a rib fracture

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Pain relief

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22
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What is sialadenosis

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Benign non-inflammatory enlargement of the salivary glands seen in pt’s w/ advanced liver dz

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What is scleroderma renal crisis

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Acute onset of oliguric renal failure w/ malignant hypertension, thrombocytopenia, and microangiopathic hemolytic anemia

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What are case control studies

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Analytical observational studies that retrospectively associate outcomes with specific risk factors

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25
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Case control vs Retrospective cohort

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CC: Determine outcome and then look for associated risk factors
RCS: Ascertain risk factor exposure and then determine the outcome

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26
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Mainstay of COPD therapy

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Inhaled anticholinergics (ipratropium and tiotropium)

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27
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Baby w/ fair eyes and hair, developmental delay, and CVA

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Homocystinuria

also can have marfinoid habitus

28
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Dx of homcysteinuria based on? tx?

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Elevated homocysteine and methionine levels

Tx: Vit B6, folate, and B12 to lower homocystiene levels

29
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Best means of measure respiratory function in GB

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Serial measurements of FVC (spirometry)

Peak flow can be used if spirometry unavailable

30
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Extra-renal feature of ADPKD

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  1. Cerebral aneurysms
  2. Hepatic and pancreatic cysts
  3. Cardiac valve disorders
  4. Diverticulosis
  5. Ventral and inguinal hernias
31
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What causes vasospasm post SAH coiling

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Arterial narrowing at the base of the brain due to degradation of blood and its metabolites

32
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Cysteine stone shape? tx?

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Hexagonal crystals

Urinary cyanide nitroprusside test can detect elevated cysteine levels

33
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What is parinaud syndrome

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Pressure on the pretectal region of the midbrain and CN II pressure causing limitation of upward gaze and bilateral eyelid retraction

34
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What causes parinaud syndrom

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Pineal gland mass

35
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Think what in pt w/ severe HTN and recurrent flash pulmonary edema

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Renovascular HTN

36
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Increased 24 hour urinary free coristol excretion seen in

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Cushings syndrome

37
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Strange things seen in ACA occlusion

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Dyspraxia, emotional disturbances, urinary incontinence, abulia (lack of will or initiative)

38
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Imaging for head vs tail of pancreas Ca

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Head: US (jaundice)
Tail: CT (No jaundice)

39
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Osteoid osteoma feature

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Pain typically relieved w/ NSIDs

40
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Osteoid osteoma Xray

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Small, round lucency w/ sclerotic margins and sometimes central ossification

41
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Drug for ppx and tx of Amyloid AA

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Colchicine

42
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All pt’s w/ ITP should be tested for

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HIV and Hep C virus

43
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What is “clasp knife” phenomenon

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Velocity dependent resistance to passive movement of the limb seen in pt’s w/ hypertonia due to pyramidal tract dz

44
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MCC of ductopenia or “vanishing duct syndrome”

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Primary biliary cirrhosis

45
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MC AE of Tamoxifen

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Hot flashes

46
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Pulmonary contusion CXR

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Patchy irregular alveolar infiltrates

47
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3 first line drugs for uncomplicated UTI

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  1. Nitrofurantoin
  2. TMP-SMX
  3. Fosftomycin
    * Quinolones for complicated*
48
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Massive PE does what to heart

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Inc. RV pressure, causing right ventricular hypokinesis and dilation, decreased preload, and hypotension

49
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Test to run when pt has recurrent bacterial infections (adult)

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Serum IgG levels to look for humoral immunity defect

50
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Nonallergic rhinitis featurs

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One of the chronic rhinitis symptoms without a specific etiology
Use intranasal antihistamine + glucocorticoids

51
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Suspect what in palpable purpura + proteinuria and hematuria

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Mixed cryoglobulinemia

52
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MCC of viral conjunctivitis

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Adenovirus

53
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Think what w/ recurrent sinopulmonary and GI infections after 6 months of age? what will be on PE?

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X-linke agammablobulinemia

PE: Absence of lymphoid tissue on examination

54
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Bronchial breath sounds feature

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Louder and have a more prominent expiratory component (seen in consolidation)

55
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What differentiates lupus flare from pre-eclampsia

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Overt RBCs in urine in addition to protein

56
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Dermatitis of pellagra

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Rough hyper pigmented scaly skin over sun-exposed areas

57
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Two things elevated in anorexia

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Cholesterol and carotene levels

58
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Risks for pregnant women w/ hx of anorexia

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Miscarriage
IUGR
Hyperemeis gravidarum
Premature birth
C-section
PPD
59
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Giant cell tumor of bone xray

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“Soap bubble” - expansile and eccentrically placed lytic area in the epiphysis

60
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Serum iron and ferritin in thalassemia

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Normal to high serum Fe and ferritin level

61
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What type of therapy identifies and challenges maladaptive thoughts

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CBT (to change emotions and behaviors)

62
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What does psychodynamic psyschotheraphy do

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  • Explores past relationships and conflicts
  • Utilizes transference
  • Breaks down defense mechs
63
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What does interpersonal psychotherapy do

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Targets social and interpersonal context of the patients illness, focusing on the “here and now” to deal with fried and such

64
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What does CBT focus on

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Reducing automatic negative thoughts and avoidance behaviors that cause distress

65
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3 clorquine resistant malarial drugs

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  1. Atovaquone-porguanil
  2. Doxy
  3. Mefloquine (use in pregnancy)
66
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CMV esophagus features

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Large linear ulcerations and presence of intranuclear and intracytoplasmic inclusions on biopsy
Tx: Ganciclovir

67
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How is PKU tested in newborn screen

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Tandem mass spectrometry