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1
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deHTN treatment if 
diabetes?
stroke?
CAD?
CHF?
pregnant?
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diabetes, stroke –> ACEI
CAD, CHF –> BB
preg –> CCB

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side effects of niacin and fibrates?

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niacin: flushing, hyperglycemia, hyperuricemia (check CK, LFTs)
fibrates: hepatoxicity, rhabdo, cholesterol gallstones (check CK, LFTs)

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de quervian disease

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pain at radial wrist with thumb gripping
Dx: finkerstein test (clench thumb under other fingers then ulnar deviate wrist)
tx: thumb spica splint + NSAIDs

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age related macular degeneration

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degeneration of macula –> loss of central vision, scotoma (blind spot)
wet: sudden onset
dry: gradual onset
Dx: drusen (yellow-white deposits under pigmented epithelium)
Tx for wet: ranibizumab dec rate of vision loss

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glaucoma

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inc intraocular pressure –> optic nerve damage –> loss of peripheral vision, blindness
open angle: gradual onset, usually asx for years
closed angle: sudden onset w/ severe eye pain, tearing, N/V
Dx: check CNII damage, visual field defects, tonometry to measure IOP
Tx open angle: BB, alpha agonists, acetazolamide, prostaglandins
Tx closed angle: pilocarpine + emergent iridectomy

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blepharitis

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eyelid inflammation due to staph aureus

tx warm compress

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complication of giant cell arteritis

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aortic aneurysm

tx: follow patients with serial Xrays

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treatment for torsades

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if hemo unstable: defibrillator

if hemo stable and conscious: IV Mg

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Common causes of aortic aneurysms

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ascending: cystic medial necrosis (occurs w/ aging) or CT d/o
descending: atherosclerosis

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clinical clues of renal parenchymal dz (3)

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  1. HTN
  2. elev Cr
  3. abnorm urinalysis
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indications for carotid endarterectomy

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females: 70+ % stenosis
males sxs: 50+ stenosis
males asx: 60+ stenosis

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acute aortic dissection tx

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pain control (morphine)
IV BB (esmolol)
Na nitroprusside if SBP >120
surgery if ascending

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complications of acute aortic dissection (8)

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  1. stroke
  2. acute aortic regurg
  3. Horner syn
  4. acute MI
  5. pericardial effusion
  6. hemothorax
  7. LE weakness/ischemia
  8. abdominal pain
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cholesterol crystal embolism

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risk factors: HLD, HTN, DM II, cardiac Cath, vascular procedure
sxs: livedo reticular, ulcers, gangrene, blue toe syndrome); kidney injury; CNA prob; hollenhorst plaques on eye; GI issue
lab: elev Cr, elev Eos, low C’; urinalysis usually benign
skin/renal biopsy: biconvex, needle shaped clefts w/in occluded vessels, perivasc inflammatory w/ eos

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indications for statin therapy

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CV event
LDL>190
40-75 w/ DM
ASCVD risk >7.5%

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presentation of constrictive pericarditis (8)

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exertion dyspnea, fatigue
periph edema and ascites
inc JVP
pericardial knock
pulses paradoxus
kussmauls sign
pericardial thickening and calcification on imaging
prominent X and Y descent
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lights criteria for exudative effusion

only need 1

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pleural fluid protein/serum protein ratio >0.5
pleural fluid LDH/serum LDH >0.6
pleural fluid LDH >2/3 upper limit of normal for serum LDH

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Wells criteria for PE

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> 4 PE likely
+3 if clinical signs of DVT, other dx less likely
+1.5 if previous PE/DVT, HR >100, recent surgery or immobilization
+1 if hemoptysis, cancer

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renal calculi tx

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inc fluid intake
dec Na intake
norm Ca intake

20
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hyposthenuria

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impaired ability of kidney to [ ] urine due to RBC sickling in the vasa rectae of the inner medulla

found in patients with sickle cell dz or trait

21
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management of uncomplicated ureteral stones <1 cm

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hydration
analgesics
alpha blockers

22
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milk alkali syndrome

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pathophys: excess intake of Ca and alkali; renal vasoconstriction and dec GFR; renal loss of Na and water, reabsorption of bicarb
sxs: NV, constipation; polyuria/dipsia; neuropsych sxs
lab: hyperCa, meta aka, AKI, suppressed PTH
tx: d/c cause agent; isotonic saline then furosemide

23
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clinical ass'n
FSGS
membranous nephropathy
MPGN
minimal change
IgA
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FSGS: AA & hispanic, obesity, HIV, heroin
membranous nephropathy: adenoCA, NSAIDs, Hep B, SLE
MPGN: Hep C & B, lipodystrophy
min change: NSAIDs, lymphoma
IgA: URI

24
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indications for cystoscopy (6)

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  1. gross hematuria w/ no evidence of glomerular dz or infection
  2. microscopic hematuria w/ no evidence of glomerular dz or infection but inc risk of CA
  3. recurrent UTI
  4. obstructive sxs w/ suspicion for stricture, stone
  5. irritative sxs w/o UTI
  6. abnormal bladder imaging or urine cytology
25
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chronic prostatitis/pelvic pain syndrome

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pain in pelvis, perineum, genitals, w/ urination, w/ ejaculation
no prostate tenderness
sterile urine culture
tx: alpha blockers (tamsulosin); abx; 5 alpha reductase inh (finasteride)

26
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central cord syndrome

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often in hyperextension injury in older person w/ DJD of cervical spine
weakness in UE>LE

27
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prevention test for patients w/ MG?

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chest CT to check for thyoma

thymectomy can have long term improvement

28
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vertigo causes (5)

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  1. meunière dz: recurrent episodes, sensoneural hearing loss, tinnitus, ear fullness
  2. BPPV: triggered by head mvmt, nystagmus w/ dix-hallpike maneuver
  3. vestibular neuritis: single episodes, can last days, follows viral syndrome, abnormal head thrust test
  4. migraine
  5. BS/cerebellar stroke: sudden onset, persistent
29
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management of cirrhosis decompensated complications - varies bleed, ascites, encephalopathy

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varices - nonselective BB, repeat EGD yearly
ascites - Na restriction, diuretics, paracentesis
encephalopathy - lactulose, fix underlying cause

30
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outpatient empiric treatment of CAP

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macrolide or doxycycline if healhty

fluoroquinolone or beta lactam + macrolide if comorbidities

31
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AAA screening

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one time for smokers 65-75

32
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should live attenuated vaccines be avoided in patients taking anti-TNF meds?

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YES

33
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screening for average risk

  • breast CA
  • cervical CA
  • colon CA
  • HIV
  • HLD
  • HTN
  • osteoporosis
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breast CA: mammoth every 2 yrs 50-75
cervical CA: pap every 3 yrs 21-65
colon CA: colonoscopy every 10 years or annual fecal occult test 50-75
HIV: 1 time Ab screen 15-65
HLD: lipid panel every 5 years men 35+
HTN: BP every 2 years 18+
osteoporosis: DEXA 65+
34
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meningococcal vaccination

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regular: primary vaccination at age 11-18 **11-12; booster at 16-21 if 1* vaccine given <16
high risk patients (C’ deficiency, asplenia, college dorms, military recruits, travel to endemic area, exposure to community outbreak) –> vaccinate even if 18+

35
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felty syndrome

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RA + neutropenia + splenomegaly
+Anti-CCP, RF
elev ESR

36
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screening for HIV

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initial: age 15-65, tx for TB, tx for STD
annual: IVDU + sex partners, MSM, sex for $/drugs, HIV+ partner, >1 partner since last HIV test, homeless, in jail
other: preg, occupation exposure, new STD sxs, prior to new sex relation

37
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sxs of chromium, selenium deficiency

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chromium: impaired glucose control in diabetes
selenium: thyroid dysfunction, cardiomyopathy, immune dysfunction

38
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copper deficiency

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brittle hair
skin depigmentation
neuro dysfonctionnement (ataxia, peripheral neuropathy)
sideroblastic anemia
osteoporosis
39
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zinc deficiency

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alopecia
pustular skin rash
hypogonadism
impaired wound healhing
impaired taste
immune dysfunciton
40
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dx for CO poisoning

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carboxyhemoglobin level on ABG

41
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WegCners granulomatosis

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necrotizing vasculitis, granulomas in lung, and glomerulonephritis
**hemoptysis + hematuria
dx=c-ANCA, tissue biopsy
tx = cyclophosphamide

42
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churg strauss syndrome

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asthma + Eos + necrotizing vasculitis
dx : p ANCA
tx: steroids

43
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Goodpasture syndrome

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anti GBM Ab –> hemoptysis + hematuria

tx: steroids + cyclophosphamide + plasmapharesis

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