14 APR 2017 0839 MIX Flashcards

1
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fetal sleep cycles can last as long as _______

A

40 minutes

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2
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how do OCPs increase the risk for HTN?

A

increased angiotensin synthesis by estrogen during first hepatic pass metabolism

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3
Q

placenta accreta typically only occurs in what situations?

A
  • prior cesarean delivery
  • myomectomy
  • D&C
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4
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what is the earliest renal abnormality seen in diabetic nephropathy? what is the first change that can be quantified?

A
  • glomerular hyperfiltration

- thickening of glomerular basement membrane

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5
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what is the medical treatment for dermatitis herpetiformis?

A

dapsone

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6
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what are the light microscopy and IF findings in dermatitis herpetiformis?

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  • light: microabscesses at tips of dermal papillae

- IF: deposits of anti-epidermal transglutaminase IgA in the dermis

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7
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how long does it take for ischemic strokes to become hypodense on noncontrast CT?

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24 hours or longer

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8
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what is the cause of anemia / possible jaundice in infectious mononucleosis?

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  • cross reactivity of EBV-induced IgM cold-agglutinin antibodies against RBCs and platelets
  • causes complement mediated destruction of RBCs
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9
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when should CRC screening with colonoscopy and biopsy be offered to patients with UC?

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beginning 8 years after diagnosis and repeated 1-2 years thereafter

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10
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what are the essential measures in managing DKA?

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  • hydration with 0.9% (NORMAL) saline within 1-2 hrs (regardless of sodium levels)
  • IV regular insulin
  • serial assessment of electrolytes, esp potassium
  • treat underlying precipitating factors
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11
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insulin deficiency (e.g. in DKA) causes an __________________ (intracellular / extracellular) shift of potassium

A

extracellular

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12
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when managing DKA potassium should be added to IV fluids once serum potassium is ________

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5.2 mEq/L or less

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13
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why does 5% dextrose cause an intracellular shift of fluid?

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as dextrose is metabolized the solution becomes hypotonic, promoting water shift out of the intravascular space

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14
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when is the sequential PCV13 / PPSV23 vaccine combo recommended? PPSV23 alone?

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COMBO:

  • all adults 65 and older (followed by the PPSV23 at least 6-12 months later)
  • adults under 65 with high risk comorbidities (CSF leak, sickle cell, cochlear implant, asplenia, immunocompromised)

PPSV23 ALONE:

  • one time vaccine for adults under 65 who are current smokers or have other chronic medical conditions (hear / lung disease, diabetes, chronic liver disease)
  • they then receive PCV12 / PPSV23 after 65
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15
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what should the initial evaluation of primary adrenal insufficiency include?

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8am cortisol and plasma ACTH / ACTH stimulation test

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16
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patients with penicillin-susceptible strains of viridans strep IE should be treated with _____________________ or __________________

A
  • IV aqueous penicillin G

- ceftriaxone

17
Q

which penicillin type (G or V) is oral? which is IV?

A
  • oral: V

- IV: G

18
Q

waldenstrom macroglobulinemia and multiple myeloma contain what type of amyloidosis?

A

AL (light chain)

19
Q

what is the treatment for neurocystercercosis?

A
  • antiepileptics (phenytoin)
  • antiparasitics (albendazole)
  • corticosteroids (for brain inflammation)
20
Q

what is the cause of edema in Turner syndrome?

A

dysgenesis of the lymphatic network