6.20.17 Flashcards
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PID –> outpt tx
ceftriaxone + doxy + metro
PID –> inpt tx
- 1st: cefoxitin + doxy
- alt: clindamycin + gent
what is courvoisier sign? seen in what condition?
palpable gallbladder –> pancreatic cancer
T/F: painless jaundice is NOT common in pancreatic cancer
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jaundice in pancreatic cancer indicates?
obstruct intrapancreatic CBD –> sign of adv dz
what PE finding is highly suggestive of spinal cord compression?
vertebra pt tenderness w percussion
spinal cord compression –> presentation (3)
- vertebral tender
- sensory level
- hyperreflex
spinal cord compression –> should start what med immed?
glucocorticoid –> decrease compression –> prevent permanent paralysis
chol embolization synd –> most accurate dx test
bx of skin lesion –> chol xls
chol emboli –> tx
supportive: no specific tx to reverse atheroembolic dz
chol emboli –> urine finding
eosinophiluria
A-fib –> initial tx
rate control:
- BB
- CCB –> verapamil, diltiazem –> block AV node
- digoxin
A-fib –> rate controlled to under 100 –> next step?
anticoag:
- warfarin
- dabigatran
- rivaroxaban
A fib –> goal of care (2)
- rate ctrl
- anticoag
T/F: rate ctrl drugs do NOT convert pt into sinus rhythm
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CHADS score –> components
- CHF/cardiomyopathy
- HTN
- Age >75
- DM
- Stroke or TIA = 2pts
CHADS score <1 –> tx
ASA
CHADS score >2 –> tx
- warfarin
- dabigatran
- rivaroxaban, apixaba`n
diabetic nephropathy –> earliest renal abnormality? 1st change that can be quantitated?
earliest abnormal: glomerular hyperfiltrate
earliest qty: glomerular BM thicken
sz –> can lead to post or ant shoulder dislocation?
post
10M –> persistent HA w no relief, daily nonbloody nonbilious emesis, eyelid retract, limited upward gaze, prefer downward gaze –> what condition?
pineal gland tumor:
- parinaud synd
- obstructive hydrocephalus
parinaud synd –> presentation (3)
- limited upward gaze –> prefer down gaze
- eyelid retract (Collier sign)
- light-near dissoc (pupil react to accomm but not to light)
T/F: absent/decreased achilles reflex –> normal in elderly pt
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diclofenac –> what kind of drug
NSAID