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1
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4 most common causes of death for males 55 and above?

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Cancer, heart disease, unintentional injury and URI

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2
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Good med to use to help smokers quit?

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Buproprion

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3
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Underweight, normal, overweight and obese BMI levels?

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Below 18.5
18.5-24.9
25 - 29.9
30 and up

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4
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Adults who smoke should get what vaccine?

When to get zoster vaccine?

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Pneumococcal 23

50

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5
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ABCDI grades for screening recommendation?

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Do it, its awesome
Do it, its good
Selectively do it for certain patients
Don’t do it
No evidence either way
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6
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5 A grade screenings?

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Colorectal, BP, tobacco smoking, HIV, syphilis

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7
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What is the recommendation for colorectal screening?

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50 to 75

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8
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What is recommended as first line treatment for insomnia in adults?

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CBT

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9
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Which gender more commonly will follow through with suicide?

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Males

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10
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Criteria to diagnose MDD?

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At least 5 symptoms for at least 2 weeks and one symptom must be depressed mood or loss of interest or pleasure.
Sleep, interest, guilt, energy, concentration, appetite, psychomotor depressed, suicidal ideation

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11
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Top 2 screening exams for dementia?

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Mini cog

MMSE

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12
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PH, plasma glucose, dehydration and ketone levels in HHS and DKA?

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No acidosis, 600 +, 10 liters +, no ketones

Yes acidosis, 250, 3 liters, ketones

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13
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Most common setting precipitating HHS?

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Infections with decreased fluid intake

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14
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4 diagnostic criteria of diabetes?

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Random glucose over 200 with symptoms
Fasting glucose over 126
A1c over 6.5
Two hour glucose over 200 during oral glucose test

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15
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What is the hallmark of proliferative retinopathy for a diabetic?

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Neovacualrization

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16
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3 important parts of diabetic foot exam?

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Sensory, including Achilles reflex
Pedal pulses
Inspection of skin

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17
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3 vaccines for diabetic patients?

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Flu, pneumococcal 23, and hep b

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18
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When should type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients have first eye exam?

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Type 1 five years after diagnosis

Type 2 right away

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19
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Fasting blood glucose for diabetic pets should be what and postprandial should be what?

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80-120

Below 180

20
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When should BP start being screened for, age?

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18

21
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Diagnosing HTN criteria?

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2 elevated measures, 5 minutes apart, 2 or more visits

22
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4 types meds for HTN?

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CCB, ACE, thiazides, and ARBS

23
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3 side effects of thiazides?

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Hypokalemia, no gout pts, and cause incontinence in oldies

24
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What are the three most common causes of LBP?

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Strain, disc herniation, and degenerative disease

25
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Physical exam sign of pyelonephritis?

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CVA tenderness

26
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FABER test looks for what pathology?

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Sacroiliitis

27
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What position is disc herniation worse in?

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Sitting and better in standing

28
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When is imaging for back pain usually indicated?

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4-6 weeks after conservative treatment

29
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3 types of primary HAs?

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Tension, migraine and cluster

30
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Number of HAs to diagnose tension HAs, migraines and cluster And medication overuse?

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5,10,5, 15

31
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4 causes of secondary headaches?

A

Meningitis, hemorrhage, tumor and concussion or trauma

32
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Bilateral or unilateral for migraines and tension headaches?

A

Migraines unilateral

Tension bilateral

33
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2 types of meds to use for prophylaxis migraine treatment?

A

Beta blockers and amitriptyline

34
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Effective meds to treat a migraine when they come on?

A

Triptans

35
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3 criteria for daily migraine meds?

A

6 HA days a month
4 HA days with impairment
3 HA days with severe impairment

36
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What med to use for mild to moderate BPH?

What meds to use for Large Prostates?

A

Alpha antagonists: osin family

5 alpha reductase blockers: finasteride

37
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What happens to pain with eating with GERD, PUD, and gastritis?

A

Worse
Improves
Either

38
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What is the most common form of GERD?

A

NERD

39
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What is the triple therapy for Hi pylori?
Quad therapy?
Triple for penicillin allergy?

A

PPI + amox + clarithromycin 10 -14 days
PPI + metro + tetracycline + bismuth
PPI + clarithro + metro

40
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Age range for lung cancer screening?

A

55-85 who have 30 pack year history

41
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Cervical cancer screening age?

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21-65 every 3 years

42
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Breast cancer screening age range?

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40-75

43
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In adult men and women, what is the most likely cause of iron deficiency?

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GI blood loss

44
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An adult male with bright red blood and iron deficiency anemia suggests what three diagnosis?

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Colorectal cancer, colon polyps, and diverticula

45
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Two conditions if men or women present with more brown blood stool?

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PUD and gastritis

46
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3 tests recommended for colon cancer screening?

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FOBT, colonoscopy every ten years, CT colon every five years

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