6.20.17 Flashcards

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PID –> outpt tx

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ceftriaxone + doxy + metro

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PID –> inpt tx

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  • 1st: cefoxitin + doxy

- alt: clindamycin + gent

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what is courvoisier sign? seen in what condition?

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palpable gallbladder –> pancreatic cancer

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T/F: painless jaundice is NOT common in pancreatic cancer

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jaundice in pancreatic cancer indicates?

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obstruct intrapancreatic CBD –> sign of adv dz

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what PE finding is highly suggestive of spinal cord compression?

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vertebra pt tenderness w percussion

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spinal cord compression –> presentation (3)

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  • vertebral tender
  • sensory level
  • hyperreflex
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spinal cord compression –> should start what med immed?

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glucocorticoid –> decrease compression –> prevent permanent paralysis

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chol embolization synd –> most accurate dx test

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bx of skin lesion –> chol xls

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chol emboli –> tx

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supportive: no specific tx to reverse atheroembolic dz

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chol emboli –> urine finding

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eosinophiluria

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A-fib –> initial tx

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rate control:

  • BB
  • CCB –> verapamil, diltiazem –> block AV node
  • digoxin
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A-fib –> rate controlled to under 100 –> next step?

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anticoag:
- warfarin
- dabigatran
- rivaroxaban

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A fib –> goal of care (2)

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  • rate ctrl

- anticoag

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T/F: rate ctrl drugs do NOT convert pt into sinus rhythm

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T

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CHADS score –> components

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  • CHF/cardiomyopathy
  • HTN
  • Age >75
  • DM
  • Stroke or TIA = 2pts
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CHADS score <1 –> tx

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ASA

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CHADS score >2 –> tx

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  • warfarin
  • dabigatran
  • rivaroxaban, apixaba`n
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diabetic nephropathy –> earliest renal abnormality? 1st change that can be quantitated?

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earliest abnormal: glomerular hyperfiltrate

earliest qty: glomerular BM thicken

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sz –> can lead to post or ant shoulder dislocation?

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post

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10M –> persistent HA w no relief, daily nonbloody nonbilious emesis, eyelid retract, limited upward gaze, prefer downward gaze –> what condition?

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pineal gland tumor:

  • parinaud synd
  • obstructive hydrocephalus
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parinaud synd –> presentation (3)

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  • limited upward gaze –> prefer down gaze
  • eyelid retract (Collier sign)
  • light-near dissoc (pupil react to accomm but not to light)
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T/F: absent/decreased achilles reflex –> normal in elderly pt

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diclofenac –> what kind of drug

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NSAID

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defibrillation is for what conditions (2)
- Vfib | - pulseless V tach
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synchronized cardioversion is for what conditions (3)
complex tachyarrythmia: - Afib - A flutter - VT w pulse
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suspect lupus --> initial test
antinuclear Ab (ANA)
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suspect SLE --> ANA+ --> next step
ANA sens but not specific for SLE --> test for more specific Ab --> confirm dx: - anti-dsDNA - anti-Smith
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suspect SLE --> why not do anti-dsDNA as initial test
anti-dsDNA is more specific for SLE but is not sens
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73M w dementia --> low abd pain for 36hr --> refused oral intake, last bowel mvmt 2day ago --> h/o BPH, hemorrhoid, HTN, hyperlipid, chronic neck pain-started amitriptyline 8days ago --> abd full & tender at midline below umbilicus --> what condition?
amitriptyline --> antichol --> reduce detrusor contract, prevent urethral sphincter relax --> acute urinary retention antichol + pressure from urine retention --> constipation
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27F preg 28wk gestation --> abnormal pap high grade squamous intraepi lesion --> next step?
HSIL --> immed colposcopy w bx of abnormal lesions --> even if preg d/t high risk of progress to cancer
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menopause --> hot flash --> tx
wt loss
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menopause --> hot flash ssx not improve w wt loss --> next tx?
hormone replace tx
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what is the only indication for HRT
<60yo --> menopause in past 10yr --> vasomotor ssx
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polyarthralgia, tenosynovitis, vesiculopustular skin lesion --> classic triad for what condition?
disseminated gonococcal infect
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use dependence --> MC seen w what kind of anti-arrhythmic?
class IC
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class IC antiarrhythmic --> use dependence --> can cause what change in EKG w fast HR?
widened QRS
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what is oral leukoplakia
hyperplasia of squamous epithelium --> reactive precancerous lesion
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when should bx oral leukoplakia for malig transformation to SCC?
develop areas of induration/ulceration
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appearance: oral leukoplakia vs SCC
leukoplakia: white patch w granular texture SCC: areas of induration/ulceration
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anti-histone Ab --> seen in what condition?
drug induced lupus
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SLE --> maintenance tx
hydroxychloroquine
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SLE --> lupus nephritis --> tx
IV cyclophosphamide --> oral mycophenolate
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BPH --> which area/zone of prostate enlarges?
central zone
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what herbal supplement works for BPH?
saw palmetto
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lactose intol --> may be 2ndary to what conditions (2)
- Crohns | - bact overgrowth
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what is hepatorenal synd
progressive renal fail d/t adv liver dz: renal vessels vasoconstrict --> renal hypoperfusion
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hepatorenal synd --> tx
liver transplant is only cure --> usu fatal w/out it
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shoulder dystocia --> what are 6 steps to deliver fetus?
1) McRoberts maneuver 2) Rubin maneuver 3) Woods maneuver 4) deliver post arm 5) deliberately fracture clavicle 6) Zavanelli maneuver
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what is McRoberts maneuver
flex knees --> suprapubic pressure
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what do Rubin & Woods maneuvers do?
rot fetus shoulders
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what is Zavanelli maneuver
push fetal head back into uterus --> C/S
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difference bw spont abortion vs intrauterine fetal demise
abortion: <20wk | fetal demise: >20wk
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MC type of urinary incontinence in elderly
urge incontinence
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what is urge incontinence
detrusor --> invol & uninh contract --> sudden urge to urinate --> invol loss of urine
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urge incontinence --> 1st line tx
bladder training exercise
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urge incontinence --> 1st line tx fail --> next tx?
- anticholinergic (oxybutynin) | - TCA (imipramine)
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66F --> 3mo agitation, restless, poor sleep, HA, gain 14lb --> h/o smoke --> BP 160/110, facial plethora, scattered bruises, Na 147, K 3.2, glucose 205 --> what condition?
smoke --> small cell lung cancer --> ectopic ACTH production --> hypercortisol --> Cushing synd
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3F --> dysuria --> h/o 3 bladder infect trted w abx, constipation since start cow's milk --> suprapubic tender, anal fissures --> UA & culture show UTI w E.coli --> normal renal US, voiding cystoureterogram --> what condition?
constipation --> fecal retention --> compress bladder --> incomplete void --> urine stasis --> recurrent cystitis
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11mo black M --> ant fontanelle wide open, pliable skull bones w/out stepoffs, bony prominences of costochondral jxs, genu varum --> what condition?
vitD def --> rickets
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rickets --> presentation (3)
- craniotabes (softening of cranial bones) - rachitic rosary (costochrondral jt hypertrophy) - genu varum (femoral/tibial bowing)
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MC 1ary bone tumor in children/YA
osteosarcoma
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2nd MC 1ary bone tumor in children/YA
Ewing sarcoma
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osteosarcoma --> typically involve what part of bone
long bone --> metaphyses
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osteosarcoma --> XR finding (2)
- "sunburst" periosteal rxn | - Codman triangle
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Ewing sarcoma --> XR finding
"onion skin"
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63F --> leg swelling --> h/o HTN, OSA, smoke for 30yr --> 2+ pitting edema, dilated & tortuous superficial veins, ulcer on L medial ankle --> what condition?
chronic venous insuff --> venous HTN --> varicose veins, edema, medial skin ulcer, skin discolor
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chronic venous insuff --> initial tx
conservative: - leg elevate - exercise - compression therapy
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48M --> pain in R foot/leg after small cut while sailing --> now fever w rigors --> h/o hemochromatosis --> T 103, edema, dark bullae, streaking erythema --> what condition? causative org?
marine environ --> vibrio vulnificus --> wound contamination --> necrotizing fasciitis, septic shock
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who is at particularly great risk for vibrio vulnificus infect?
liver dz
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78M --> 6mo progressive b/l butt pain that radiate to thigh, calves --> worse w ambulation, improve when lean on cane, sit --> cannot walk more than 2-3blocks --> mod relief w IBU --> what condition?
spine OA --> osteophytes --> lumbar spine stenosis --> compress lumbar N roots --> neurogenic claudication
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common causes of spinal stenosis (3)
- degen arthritis (spondlyosis) - degen disk dz - thickening ligamentum flavum
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47M black farmer from Missippi --> 3wk malaise, nonproductive cough, fatigue, SOB --> h/o smoke --> erythema nodosum, CXR bilat patchy opacities, enlrg mediastinal & hilar LN --> HIV, TB neg --> LN bx noncaseating granuloma --> trted for sarcoidosis w steroid --> deteriorate rapid --> CXR progression of pulm infiltrate --> what condition?
Histoplasmosis
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27F --> 2mo hirsutism --> acne, clitoromegaly --> abd CT L adrenal mass --> what condition?
androgen-producing neoplasm
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intussusception --> constant or episodic pain?
episodic
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acute resp distress --> ABG findings: - acid-base - O2 - CO2
- acid-base: resp alk - O2: low - CO2: low
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acute resp distress --> Swan-Ganz catheterization findings during mech vent: - wedge pressure - PaO2:FiO2 ratio
- wedge pressure: <18mmHg | - PaO2:FiO2 ratio: <200
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Wegener's granulomatosis --> aka
granulomatosis w polyangiitis
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granulomatosis w polyangiitis --> bx finding
noncaseating granuloma
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sudden dyspnea, pleuritic CP, feeling of impending doom, loud S2, decreased breath sounds --> what condition?
PE
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PE --> need to be on anticoag for how long
3-6mo
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PE --> EKG findings (3)
- tachycardia - lead I: S wave - lead III: T wave inversion
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suspect PE --> V/Q scan equivocal --> next step
angiography
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29M --> copious watery diarrhea for 10day --> returned from vacation to E Europe where hiked & swam in local lakes --> what condition? causative org?
ingest contaminated water --> Cryptosporidium parvum --> prolonged traveler's diarrhea
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traveler's diarrhea that is prolonged, profuse and watery is often caused by what type of pathogen?
parasitic
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development of AV block in pt w infective endocarditis --> raise suspicion for what condition?
perivalvular abscess
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bilat trigeminal neuralgia --> raise suspicion for what condition?
MS
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pseudotumor cerebri --> most sig comp?
blind
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26F --> microcytic anemia nonresponsive to iron supplement --> adopted from Greece --> what condition?
B-thal minor
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fever, chill, LUQ pain, splenic fluid collection --> what condition?
splenic abscess
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splenic abscess --> most commonly assoc w what condition
infective endocarditis
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splenic abscess --> classic triad presentation
- fever - leukocytosis - LUQ abd pain
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splenic abscess --> can also present w what other ssx (3)
- L pleuritic CP - L pleural effusion - splenomeg
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70F --> fever, cough, CXR R lower lobe infiltrate --> what condition? causative org?
Strep pneumo (#1 cause of CAP) --> CAP
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rickets --> lab findings: - alk phos - phos - Ca - PTH
- alk phos: high - phos: low - Ca: low - PTH: high
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what is Marjolin ulcer
SCC arising w/in burn wound
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suspect acute aortic dissection --> initial dx study in hemodynamic stable pt
CT angio
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new murmur & fever --> raise suspicion for what condition?
infective endocarditis
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infective endocarditis --> Duke criteria --> need to meet how many criteria to dx?
- 2 major - 1 major + 3 minor - 5 minor
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infective endocarditis --> Duke criteria --> what are major criteria
- bacteremia | - new regurg murmur, echo --> vegetation
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infective endocarditis --> Duke criteria --> what are minor criteria
- fever - RF: IVDA, h/o endocarditis, prosthetic valve - vasc comp: embolism, Janeway lesion, intracranial hemorrhage - rheum comp: Roth spots, Osler nodes, glomerulonephritis
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suspect aortic dissection --> best initial test? most accurate test?
initial: CXR accurate: CT angiogram
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aortic dissection --> most important goal in management
ctrl BP --> BB
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at what age start screen for AAA?
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what is Grey Turner sign
ecchymosis on back/flanks
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what is Cullen sign
ecchymosis around umbilicus
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Grey Turner sign, Cullen sign --> indicate what condition?
AAA --> expansion & impending rupture
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find AAA --> at what size need surg?
5cm
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amphetamine, cocaine, bath salt --> intox --> tx
- antipsych - benzo - antiHTN
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amphetamine, cocaine, bath salt --> withdrawal --> tx
- bupropion | - bromocriptine
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microcytic anemias (4)
- IDA - anemia of chronic dz - thal - sideroblastic
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normocytic anemias (5)
- sickle cell - G6PD def - spherocytosis - autoimmune hemolysis - paroxysmal nocturnal Hburia
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asx hyperCa, elevated PTH --> what condition?
1ary hyperPTH
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infective endocarditis --> strep mutans --> tx?
IV: - ceftriaxone - PCN G
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HOCM --> symptomatic --> tx
neg inotropic agent --> BB --> prolong diastole, decrease contractile --> decrease LVOT obstruct --> improve angina
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neonate --> 1st week of life --> should have how many wet diapers a day?
equal to infant's age in days: 4day --> 4diapers
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"brick-red" areas on diaper --> what is it? indicates what?
urate xls --> mild dehydration
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when does breastfeed fail jaundice occur? breast milk jaundice?
breast fail: 1st week of life breast milk: start 3-5day --> peak at 2wk
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breastfeed fail jaundice --> cause
lactation fail: - maternal: infreq feed, ... - infant: poor latch, ...
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how can distinguish bw breastfeed fail jaundice vs breast milk jaundice
dehydration vs no dehydration & no feeding problems
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breastfeed fail jaundice --> pathophys
lactation fail --> inadeq stooling --> decrease bili elimination --> increase bili in circulation
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breast milk jaundice --> pathophys
breast milk --> high B-glucurondinase --> deconj bili --> increase bili in circulation
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chickenpox --> type of rash
successive crops of intensely pruritic vesicles
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acute pancreatitis --> MCC? 2nd MC? 3rd MC?
``` #1) alcohol #2) gallstone #3) hyperTG ```
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serum TG level must be what to be considered potential cause of pancreatitis?
>1,000mg/dl
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what PaO2 shows hypoxemia?
<60mmHg
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resp fail --> mech vent --> still hypoxemia --> increasing what values can increase oxygenation? (2)
- FiO2 | - PEEP
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cyclosporine --> what kind of drug
calcineurin inh (immunosupp)
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cyclosporine --> MOA
decrease production of inflamm cytokines by T-cell lymphocytes
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calcineurin inh (2)
- cyclosporine | - tacrolimus
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cyclosporine --> AE (6)
- nephrotoxic - hyperK - HTN - gum hypertrophy - hirsutism - tremor
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tacrolimus --> AE (4)
- nephrotoxic - hyperK - HTN - tremor same as cyclosporine but not hirsutism, gum hypertrophy
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azathioprine --> AE (3)
- diarrhea - leukopenia - heptatoxic
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mycophenolate --> AE (1)
BM suppress
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EKG --> broad flat T wave --> what condition?
hypoK
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what is fusion beat
electrical impulse from 2 diff sources act on same region of heart at same time
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ventricular fusion beat --> appearance on EKG
hybrid of both normal & wide QRS
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wide complex tachycardia w fusion beats --> what condition?
sustained monomorphic ventricular tachycardia
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sustained monomorphic ventricular tachycardia --> pt is stable --> tx
amiodarone
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kidney stone --> obstruct ureter --> imaging of choice to dx?
abd US
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which study design is best for determining incidence of a dz
cohort
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pernicious anemia --> need to monitor for what longterm comp?
gastric CA
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pernicious anemia --> why have increased risk of gastric cancer?
pernicious anemia --> chronic atrophic gastritis --> decrease produce IF
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chronic alcohol --> cerebellar dysfx --> presentation ( 5)
- gait instability - truncal ataxia - difficult w rapid alt mvmt - hypotonia - intention tremor
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Creutzfeldt-Jakob dz --> EEG finding
sharp, triphasic, synchronous discharges
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18mo M --> recurrent sinopulm infect, PMI displaced to R chest --> what condition?
Kartagener synd
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Kartagener synd --> classic triad presentation
- situs inversus - recurrent sinusitis - bronchiectasis
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25F --> hair loss w receding hairline, light periods q35-50day, extensive acne, BMI 33 --> what condition?
PCOS
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ALS --> tx? what type of drug?
riluzole (glutamate inh)
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75M black --> h/o DM, HTN --> fundoscopy cupping of optic disc, constricted peripheral vision --> what condition?
1ary open angle glaucoma
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open angle glaucoma --> more common in whom?
black
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open glaucoma --> natural progression of dz
initially asx --> gradual loss of peripheral vision --> eventual tunnel vision
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what differentiate bw heat exhaustion vs heat stroke
exhaust: >104F stroke: >104F + CNS dysfx (confuse, irritable, sz)
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exertional heat stroke --> tx
rapid cool --> #1 ice water immersion
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65M --> COPD exacerbation --> started on inhaled bronchodilator, systemic steroid, high flow Ow, IV lorazepam --> 30min later lethargic, confused, gen tonic clonic --> what condition?
advanced COPD --> supplemental O2 --> CO2 retention --> acidosis: - change level of consciousness - cerebral vasodilate --> sz
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advanced COPD --> how does supplemental O2 cause CO2 retention
- increase dead space perfusion --> V/Q mismatch - decrease affinity of oxyHb for CO2 - reduce alveolar vent
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pap smear --> atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (ASCUS) --> management
1) HPV screen | 2) repeat pap 6mo
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pap smear --> abnormal (LSIL, HSIL) --> management
colposcopy --> LEEP, conization, laser ablation
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toxic shock synd --> abx
oxacillin or nafcillin
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24F --> 37wk gestation --> fetus is breech --> next step
external cephalic version --> if fail, schedule C/S
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suspect Cushing's synd --> next step to confirm dx?
low dose dexamethasone test AND late night salivary cortisol assay OR 24hr urine free cortisol
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placental abruption --> maternal comp (2)
- DIC | - hypovol shock
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40F --> EKG to assess for CAD --> 85% sens, 80% spec, PPV 25%, NPV 96% --> test is neg --> what is probability has CAD?
1-NPV = 4%
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Beckwith-Wiedemann synd --> comp
- Wilms tumor | - hepatoblastoma
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27M --> periorbital swell, dark urine --> h/o 3wk ago skin infect trted w dicloxacillin --> BP 150/90, urine RBC casts, low serum C3, BUN 40, Cr 2 --> what condition?
post strep glomerulonephritis
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38F --> 5mo fatigue since birth of twins --> had uterine atony & bleed trted w mult transfusions --> h/o depression not taking antidep --> difficult keep track of all new responsibilities, often forget to eat, LMP before last preg, BP 85/55, BMI 18, Hb 10.1 --> what condition?
Sheehan synd
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MC nephrotic synd assoc w Hodgkin lymphoma
minimal change dz
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MC nephrotic synd assoc w malig
membranous nephropathy
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Hodgkin lymphoma --> trt w ctx & rad --> comp
ctx & rad --> 2ary malig
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glioblastoma multiforme --> CT/MRI finding
- "butterfly" appearance w central necrosis | - heterogenous, serpiginous contrast enhancemt
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8F --> 2 bone fx, moonlike face, 2 light brown spots w irreg contour on back, bruise on arm, breast budding and enlarged areola, course dark pubic hair --> what condition?
McCune-Albright synd
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McCune-Albright synd --> 3 P's
- precocious puberty - pigmentation (cafe au lait spots) - polyostotic fibrous dysplasia
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TCA overdose --> how does sodium bicarb help?
sodium bicarb --> increase pH, increase Na --> decrease TCA's cardio-depressant effects on Na channels
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66M --> new dx of HTN --> CT angio reveals 80% atherosclerotic narrow of R renal A --> next step
ACEI/ARB
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HTN & renal A stenosis --> why not trt w renal A stent or surg revasc?
not proven superior to med therapy to ctrl BP, reduce CV outcomes ==> reserve for pts w: - resistant HTN - recurrent flash pulm edema - refractory HF d/t severe HTN
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solid organ transplant --> immunosupp --> opportunistic infect --> pneumonia --> caustative org (2)?
- PCP | - CMV
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what meds can trigger myasthenic crisis (3)
- BB - aminoglycoside - FQ
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when do quad screen ?
2nd trim (15-20wk)
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trisomy 18 --> quad screen results: - MSAFP - B-hCG - estriol - inhA
- MSAFP: decreased - B-hCF: decreased - estriol: decreased - inh A: normal
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trisomy 21 --> quad screen results: - MSAFP - B-hCG - estriol - inh A
- MSAFP: decreased - B-hCG: increased - estriol: decreased - inh A: increased
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neural tube or abd wall defect --> quad screen results: - MSAFP - B-hCG - estriol - inh A
- MSAFP: increased - B-hCG: normal - estriol: normal - inh A: normal
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OA vs RA: how long does morning stiffness last
OA: 30min RA: 60min
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RA nodules --> bx finding
chol
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RA --> XR finding
periarticular osteopenia
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RA --> tx for everyone
NSAID + DMARD
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RA --> tx --> preferred DMARD?
methotrexate
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RA --> tx --> biologic for severe dz --> which biologic used?
TNFa inh (infliximab, rituximab, etanercept)
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RA + neutropenia + splenomeg --> what condition?
Felty synd
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episodic pounding sensation, chronic diarrhea, wt loss, tricuspid regurg --> what condition?
carcinoid synd
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carcinoid synd --> presentation (5)
- episodic flushing (hallmark) - secretory diarrhea - cutaneous telangiectasia - bronchospasm - tricuspid regurg
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carcinoid synd --> dx
24hr urine 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid
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cirrhosis + psychosis --> what condition?
Wilson dz
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Wilson dz --> presentation (5)
- neuro: psychosis, delusion, personality change - ataxia, chorea - cirrhosis - Kayser-Fleisher ring - Coombs neg hemolytic anemia
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Wilson dz --> best initial test
slit lamp --> Kayser-Fleisher ring
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Wilson dz --> lab findings: - serum ceruloplasmin - urinary copper
- serum ceruloplasmin: decreased | - urinary copper: increased
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Wilson dz --> tx
penicillamine or trientine --> chelate copper --> remv from body
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Wilson dz --> tx --> need what supplement? why?
zinc --> interfere w intestinal Cu absorption
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stable angina --> first line tx? why?
BB --> decrease exertional HR & myocardial contractility --> reduce myocardial O2 demand --> alleviate ssx, improve exercise tolerance
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find solid testicular mass --> next step?
radical orchiectomy
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stable angina --> tx --> how does nitroglycerin relieve pain?
systemic vasodilate --> decrease LVEDV --> decrease wall stress --> decrease myocardial O2 demand
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consolidation of lung: - breath sounds - tactile fremitus - percussion
- breath sounds: increased (crackles, egophony) - tactile fremitus: increased - percussion: dull
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Sjogren --> increased risk for what malig?
non-Hodgkin lymphoma
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what is isolated systolic HTN? pathophys?
SBP >140, normal DBP old age --> stiff, less elastic arterial wall
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17F --> loss of consciousness, fall --> recent brkup w bf, stress at school, sleep poorly --> after 20min wake up, disoriented to time/place --> what condition?
LOC, loss postural tone, delayed return to baseline --> sz --> postictal state
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how to calculate sensitivity
TP / (TP + FN)
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how to calc specificity
TN / (TN + FP)
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how to differentiate confounding vs effect modification
confounding: stratify pop into grps --> since confounder remved --> no sig diff bw 2 grps effect modification: stratify grps --> sig diff bw 2 grps
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11M --> 7mo recurrent thoughts of stabbing mother to death, must recite prayer 20times to make thoughts stop, does this 3-5times a day, feels extremely guilty, increasingly anxious and withdrawn --> what condition?
OCD
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55F --> tender erythematous, palpable cord-like veins on L arm --> similar epsiode on chest 2wk ago that improved on own --> also several months of heartburn, mild epigastric pain --> what condition?
Trousseua's synd --> migratory superficial thrombophlebitis
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Trousseau's synd --> usu assoc w what conditon?
occult visceral malig --> #1 pancreatic
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cilostazol --> what kind of drug?
phosphodiesterase inh (cAMP)
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cilostazol --> used to trt what condition?
PVD
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pentoxyfylline --> what kind of drug?
xanthine
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pentoxyfylline --> used to trt what condition?
PVD
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T/F: wt gain is NOT an AE of OCP
T
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ascending weak + loss of reflex --> next step?
LP --> high protein, few cells --> Guillain Barre
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pt has Guillain-Barre --> next step? why?
PFT to detect impending resp fail: - decreased FVC - decreased peak inspiratory pressure
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Guillain-Barre --> tx
IVIG or plasmapheresis NEVER steroid
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closed angle glaucoma --> tx
constrict pupil: 1) a-agonist 2) BB
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pt w h/o closed angle glaucoma --> should never give what med?
atropine
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chronic progressive loss of central vision --> what condition?
macular degen
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wet macular degen --> fundoscopy findings
blood/fluid
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dry macular degen --> fundoscopy findings
- drusen | - pigmt change
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macular degen --> tx: - wet - dry
- wet: laser | - dry: nothing
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acute mania --> escalating agitation --> tx
antipsych --> manage psychosis & agitation acutely --> more rapid onset than lithium, mood stabilizer
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pharm company --> physicians may accept what kind of gifts?
nonmonetary gifts of minimal value that directly benefit pts --> unbiased ed material, drug samples
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MC congenital heart defect in Down synd
complete AV septal defect (CAVSD)
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neonate --> cyanosis despite supp O2 --> probable congenital heart dz --> next step?
prostaglandin E1 --> maintain PDA --> potentially life saving
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neonate --> probable congenital heart dz --> next step after give PGE1?
echo to ID specific cardiac lesion
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24M --> 2 day fever, sore throat, hoarse, can't swallow d/t severe pain --> T 103, drool, muffled voice, stridor, pooled secretions in oropharynx, ant neck tender --> what condition?
infectious epiglottitis
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why is gymnastics not recommended in preg?
high fall risk
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phlebotomist --> needlestick injury from HIV+ pt --> next step
- draw blood for HIV seroogy | - start 3drug antiretroviral tx immed
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folic acid/cobalamin def --> what abnormal lab finding? why?
increased homocysteine involved in conversion of homocysteine --> methionine
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how differentiate bw folic acid def vs cobalamin def?
cobalamin --> also involved in conversion of methylmalonyl-CoA --> succinyl CoA ==> increased methylmalonic acid
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NSTEMI --> long term medical tx
- ASA + P2y12 receptor blocker (clopidogrel) - BB - ACEI - statin
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43M --> erectile dysfx, fatigue --> h/o alcohol, smoke --> brown skin, fasting glucose 130, AST 78, ALT 80 --> what condition?
hereditary hemochromatosis: - elevated liver enzyme - skin pigment - "bronze diabetes" - hypogonad
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acute epididymitis --> cause: - <35 - >35
- <35: sexually transmited --> chlamydia, gonorrhea | - >35: bladder outlet obstruct --> coliform bact --> E.coli
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case ctrl study --> can use odds ratio as close approximation of relative risk if what is true?
rare dz assumption: incidence of dz is low
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immunocomp + bilat interstitial infiltrates --> what condition?
PCP pneumonia
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PCP pneumonia --> lab finding --> LDH
elevated
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AIDS --> PCP prophylaxis --> should use what if pt can't take TMP/SMX? and if can't take that either?
1) TMP/SMX 2) dapsone 3) atovaquone
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PCP pneumonia --> pt experiences TMP/SMX toxicity --> alt to TMP/SMX?
- pentamidine | - clinda + primaquine
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septic arthritis --> arthrocentesis finding --> WBC?
>50,000
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caustic esophageal injury --> dx?
EGD w bx --> determine severity
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caustic esophageal injury --> when can gastric lavage?
NEVER
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diabetes, hepatomeg, arthritis w chondrocalcinosis --> what condition?
hereditary hemochromatosis
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what are some 2ndary causes of pseudogout? (3)
- hyperPTH - hypothyroid - hemochromatosis
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hyperK --> EKG findings --> sequence
1) peaked T wave 2) prolong PR, wide QRS 3) P wave disappear 4) AV block, sine wave
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when need to emergent trt for hyperK (3)
- serum K increase rapidly - >6.5mEq/L - EKG changes
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hyperK --> need to emergent trt --> what is most immed measure?
IV Ca --> stabilize cardiac myocyte membrane --> make resistant to hyperK effects
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mastitis --> abx tx
- dicloxacillin | - cephalexin
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45F --> progressive fatigue, myalgia, proximal muscle weak in LE that cramp after short distance, hyporeflex, elevated CK --> What condition?
hypothyroid myopathy
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midgut volvulus w malrotation --> dx
upper GI series (barium swallow)
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frostbite --> tx
rapid rewarm w warm water
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GLP-1 agonist examples
- exenatide | - liraglutide
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GLP-1 agonist --> benefits to using
- induce wt loss | - lower risk of hypoglycemia
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sulfonylurea --> AE
- hypoglycemia - wt gain - sulfa allergy
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thiazolidinedione --> examples
- rosiglitazone | - pioglitazone
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sulfonylurea --> examples
- glyburide - glimerpiride - glipizide
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thiazolidinedione --> AE (3)
- wt gain - fluid retention --> exacerbate CHF - decrease bone mineral density
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GLP-1 agonist --> AE
pancreatitis
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celiac dz --> assoc w what Ab (2)?
- IgA anti-tissue transglutaminase | - IgA anti-endomysial Ab
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why some pts w celiac disease test neg for anti-ttg and anti-endomysial?
selective IgA def --> common in celiac dz
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SIADH: - hypo/hypertonic - hypo/hyperNa - hypo/eu/hypervol
hypotonic hypoNa | euvol
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which agents for PE should not be used in pts w renal insuff?
- LWMH (enoxaparin) - IV factor Xa inh (fondaparinux) - oral factor Xa inh (rivaroxaban)
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suspect hemochromatosis --> next step?
ferritin --> >1000 | transferrin --> >50%
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suspect hemochromatosis --> ferritin & transferrin elevated --> next step?
confirm dx --> liver bx
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hemochromatosis --> comp (7)
- cirrhosis - cardiomyopathy - DM - arthritis - hypogonad - hypothyroid - hyperpigment
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55M --> lower urinary tract ssx --> prostate is uniformly enlarged, smooth and rubbery --> next step
BPH --> UA & U culture to r/o infect
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mechanism of dz: polymyositis vs dermatomyositis
- polymyositis: T cell mediated | - dermatomyositis: humoral --> Ab complex deposition
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polymyositis vs dermatomyositis --> muscle bx --> location of inflamm & muscle fiber fibrosis
- polymyositis: endomysial | - dermatomyositis: perivascular & perimysial
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polymyalgia rheumatica --> assoc w what condition?
temporal arteritis
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polymyalgia rheumatica --> presentation (3)
- hip & shoulder muscle pain (bilat) - constitutional ssx: malaise, fever, depress, wt loss, fatigue - jt swell
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polymyalgia rheumatica --> hip & shoulder muscle pain: - when stiff - when pain - muscle strength
- stiff: morning, after inactivity - pain w mvmt - normal strength
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polymyalgia rheumatica --> tx
steroid
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Klumpke palsy --> presentation (3)
- "claw hand": ext wrist, hyperext MCP, flex IP, absent grasp reflex - Horner synd (ptosis, miosis) - intact Moro & biceps reflex
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Klumpke palsy --> damage what N roots?
C8 & T1
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serum to ascites albumin gradient (SAAG) --> how to calc
serum albumin - peritoneal albumin
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SAAG --> how to interprete
>1.1 --> portal HTN <1.1 --> other cause of ascites
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what supplement is recommended to be used with methotrexate?
folic acid
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methotrexate --> AE (3)
- hepatotoxic - stomatitis - cytopenia
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Paget dz of bone --> lab findings: - alk phos - urine hydroxyproline - Ca - phosphorus
- alk phos: increased - urine hydroxyproline: increased - Ca: normal - phosphorus: normal
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Paget dz of bone --> tx
- bisphonate | - calcitonin
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G6PD def --> meds that commonly trigger episode (3)
- dapsone - TMP/SMX - nitrofurantoin
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G6PD def --> initial test? best test?
initial: smear best: G6PD level 6-8wk after attack
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G6PD def --> tx
- supportive | - avoid stress
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what's the best statistical method to compare proportions?
chi square test
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alcoholic hepatitis --> lab findings: - GGT - ferritin
- GGT: elevated | - ferritin: elevated
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bronchogenic cyst --> location
middle mediastinum
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1M --> capillary (fingerstick) blood test --> lead 12ug/dl --> next step?
confirm w venous blood draw --> lead level
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fredreich ataxia --> MC COD
- cardiomyopathy | - resp comp
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fredreich ataxia --> presentation (3)
- neuro: ataxia, dysrarthria - skeletal: scoliosis, feet deform - cardiac (concentric hypertrophic cardiomyopathy)
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suspect infective endocarditis --> next step?
blood culture
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18F --> disseminated maculopapular rash, malaise, Cr 2.0, white blood cell casts, T 100.4 --> h/o dysuria & increase urinary freq 1wk ago trted w TMP/SMX --> what condtiion?
allergic interstitial nephritis
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interstitial nephritis --> presentation (3)
- fever - maculopapular rash - renal fail
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new solitary pulm nodule --> next step
chest CT --> assess malig risk
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torsades --> tx: - unstable pt - stable
unstable --> defib stable --> Mg sulfate
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newborn F --> IUGR, VSD, hypertonia, closed fists w overlapping digits --> what chrom abnormal?
trisomy 18 (Edwards)
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trisomy 18 (Edwards) --> presentation (5)
- microcephaly --> prominent occiput - IUGR - micrognathia - closed fists w overlapping digits - rocker bottom feet
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study to assess assoc bw L-TRP use & developmet of EMS --> EMS pts asked about L-TRP use --> ppl w/out EMS asked about L-TRP use --> what kind of study?
case ctrl
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case ctrl study --> main measure of assoc?
exposure odds ratio
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how can differentiate hyperemesis gravidarum from typical N/V of preg? (3)
- >5% prepreg wt loss - electrolyte abnormal - ketonuria
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how deliver fetus w lethal abnormality & breech presentation? why?
spont vag delivery #1 priority --> minimize maternal M&M rather than neonatal benefit
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62F --> 4mo 5mm dark brown lesion on dorsal forearm, smooth border, small eccentric nodule, occasionally itch --> numerous freckles on nose, cheeks, dorsal hands --> next step
lesion is substantially different than others --> concerning for melanoma --> excisional bx
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what is ugly duckling sign
mult pigmented lesions --> lesion that is substantially different from others --> 90% sensitive for melanoma
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56M --> R side weak, speech difficult, difficult writing & repeating --> location of lesion?
dominant frontal lobe
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name narrow QRS tachy (2)
- SVT | - Afib
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SVT --> EKG findings (3)
- no P wave - HR >150 - reg
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SVT --> tx for stable pt
adenosine
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WPW synd --> pathophys
bundle of Kent --> accessory conduction pathway --> premature V excitation
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WPW synd --> EKG findings (3)
- narrow complex tachy - short PR - delta wave
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Ventricular filling --> cardiac tamponade vs constrictive pericarditis
cardiac tamponade: V filling impeded thruout diastole constrictive pericarditis: - early diastole: normal rapid fill - late diastole: halted abruptly
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constrictive pericarditis --> presentation (3)
diastolic HF: - fluid overload: edema, ascites, pleural effusion - decreased cardiac output: DOE, fatigue, decreased exercise tolerance, cachexia - pericardial knock - JVD
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what is initial vasopressor used in cardiogenic shock?
dopamine
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cardiogenic shock: - cardiac output - SVR - PCWP
- cardiac output: decreased - SVR: elevated - PCWP: elevated
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cardiogenic shock: - SBP - urine output - LV filling pressure
- SBP: <90 - urine output: <20ml/hr - LV filling pressure: adeq
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intra-aortic balloon pump --> used for what? what effects does it have?
hemodynamic support: - decreased afterload - increased cardiac output - decreased myocardial O2 demand
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intra-aortic balloon pump --> how does it work?
- deflate in systole: reduce afterload | - inflate in diastole: increase coronary perfusion
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hypovol shock: - cardiac output - SVR - PCWP
- cardiac output: decreased - SVR: increased - PCWP: decreased
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ascites --> SAAG <1.1 --> what could be potential causes of ascites (2)?
- TB | - cancer
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LFTs --> mildly elevated (low 100's) --> think of what conditions (2)
- acute alcoholic hepatitis | - chronic viral hepatitis
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LFTs --> mod elevated (high hundreds to thousands) --> think of what condition
acute viral hepatitis
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LFTs --> severe elevated (>10,000) --> think of what conditions (3)
extensive hepatic necrosis: - ischemia, shock liver - acetaminophen toxicity - severe viral hepatitis
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dominant frontal lobe lesion --> presentation (3)
- expressive (Broca's) aphasia - contralat hemiparesis (involvement of 1ary motor cortex) - contralat apraxia ( involvement of supplementary motor cortex)
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Broca's vs Wernicke aphasia
Broca: broken speech Wernicke: difficult comprehend, follow commands --> speak fluently
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dominant parietal lobe lesion --> presentation (2)
- contralat sensory loss: pain, vibrate, agraphesthesia, asterognosis - contralat inf homonymous quadrantanopsia
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nondominant parietal lobe lesion --> presentation (2)
- anosognosia (denial of one's disabilities) | - contralat apraxia (inability to carry out learned purposeful mvmts)
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where is Wernicke's area located?
dominant temporal lobe
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36M --> occasional morning HA --> BP 175/103, bilat nontender upper abd masses --> what condition?
AD polycystic kidney dz
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organophosphate poisoning --> pathophys
inh AChE --> cholinergic excess: - bradycardia - miosis - rhonchi - muscle fasciculation - salivation - lacrimation - urination - defecation
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organophosphate poisoning --> tx
- atropine --> reverse effects | - remv clothes & wash skin --> prevent further transcut absorption
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normal JVP
6-8 mmHg
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fibromyalgia --> not respond to initial conservative tx --> 1st line drug?
TCA
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45F --> asx --> elevated alk phos, normal AST/ALT, normal RUQ US, positive anti-mito Ab --> what condition?
1ary biliary cholangitis
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1ary biliary cholangitis --> tx
ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA)
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2 classifications of dysphagia
- oropharyngeal | - esophageal
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oropharyngeal vs esophageal dysphagia --> presentation
oropharyngeal: difficult initiate swallow --> cough, choke, aspirate, nasal regurg esophageal: sensation of food get stuck in esophagus few sec after swallow
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suspect oropharyngeal dysphagia --> initial step to eval? how bout for esophageal dysphagia?
oropharyngeal: videofluoroscopic modified barium swallow study esophageal: esophageal motility study, upper GI endoscopy
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congenitial hypothyroid --> presentation (3)
#1 --> asx - decreased activity - hoarse cry - jaundice
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congenital hypothyroid --> MCC
thyroid dysgenesis
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suspect lyme dz --> serology should be performed when? (2)
- early disseminated lyme dz | - late lyme dz
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30-50F --> pruritis, jaundice --> what condition?
1ary biliary cirrhosis
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30-50M --> pruritis, jaundice --> what condition?
1ary sclerosing cholangitis
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mild-mod cancer related pain --> tx
nonopioid analgesic
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cancer pain --> not relieved w nonopioid analgesic --> tx
short acting opioid
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T/F: active marijuana use is a CI to breastfeeding
T
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T/F: active HepB is a CI to breastfeeding
F
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systemic onset juvenile idiopathic arthritis --> presentation (3)
- longstanding daily fever - arthritis >1jt - charact pink macular rash
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systemic onset juvenile idiopathic arthritis --> lab findings: - WBC - plt - inflamm markers - RBC
- WBC: elevated - RBC: anemia - plt: elevated - inflamm markers: elevated
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HIV pt --> bright red, firm, friable, exophytic nodule --> what condition?
bacillary angiomatosis
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20-30's yo --> conductive hearing loss --> what condition?
otosclerosis
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glucagonoma --> presentation (5)
- mild DM - necrotic migratory erythema - diarhea - anemia - wt loss
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von Gierke dz --> enzyme
type 1 glycogen storage dz --> glucose 6 phosphatase def
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von Gierke dz --> lab findings: - glucose - lactic acid - uric acid - lipid
- hypogly - lactic acidosis - hyperuric - hyperlipid
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von Gierke dz --> pt appearance (4)
- doll like face - short stature - thin extremities - protuberant abd
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tinea capitis --> tx
- griseofulvin | - terbinafine
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66M --> constipation, back pain, anemia, renal insuff, hyperCa --> what condition?
mult myeloma
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how to differentiate Stevens Johnson vs toxic epidermal necrolysis
Stevens Johnson: <10% body surface area toxic epidermal necrolysis: >30%
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when is EPO started
Hb <10
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EPO --> MC AE (3)
- worsening of HTN - HA - flu-like ssx
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untreated hyperthyroid --> at risk for what comp? pathophys?
rapid bone loss excess TH --> increase osteoclast activity
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SERM --> AE (3)
- hot flash - DVT - endometrial hyperplasia (tamoxifen)
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hyperNa --> assess vol status --> euvolemic --> next step
free water supplementation
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hyperNa --> assess vol status --> hypovol --> symptomatic --> next step
1) restore vol w isotonic fluid (0.9% saline) | 2) hypotonic fluid for free water supplementation (5% dextrose preferred over 0.45% saline)
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leprosy --> presentation (3)
- anesthetic hypopigmented lesion w raised borders - peripheral N --> nodular, painful deformation - peripheral N --> loss of sensory/motor fx
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leprosy --> dx
bx of active edge of lesion
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AAA screen --> M or F or both? what age?
65-75 M
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idiopathic intracranial HTN --> first line tx
acetazolamide +/- furosemide