COMQUEST Wrongs 5 Flashcards
(29 cards)
Mother with SLE has baby. What is the baby at risk of having?
neonatal SLE
what is the most common heart condition is associated with neonatal SLE?
third degree heart block
treatment for cradle cap
topical selenium sulfide
treatment for tinea capitis?
oral griseofulvin
treatment of lice and scabies?
topical permethrin
topical treatment of impetigo (staph/strep infection of the skin)?
topical mupirocin
criteria for primary dysmenorrhea
pain that begins in the first six cycles after menses begins
First line therapy for primary dysmenorrhea?
NSAIDs
Second line therapy for primary amenorrhea after NSAIDs fail to provide relief?
OCP
criteria for secondary dysmenorrhea
new-onset painful cycles in 20s-30s
signs and sx of Behcets disease
- recurrent oral apthous ulcers
- genital ulcers that heal with scars
- uveitis
abx of choice to treat sinusitis?
amoxicillin
most common sinuses in which young kids get sinusitis? (are the only sinuses present until a certain age
)
ethmoid and maxillary
most common ainuses affected in older children with sinusitis?
sphenoid and frontal
criteria for sinusitis
- recent URI with:
- more than 10 days nasal discharge and/or cough
- worsening cough after initial improvement
- fever and purulent nasal discharge for at least 3 days
collapse/syncopal episode (without exertion) and sudden death in close relatives is indicative of what disease?
long QT syndrome and Wolff-Parkinson-White
how do you screen for someone with a family hx of inherited causes of early cardiac death? (WPW and long QT)
ekg
how do you diagnose hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy?
echocardiogram.
would have syncopal episode with exertion and normal ekg
how do you care for an uncircumsized penis?
clean it, but do not retract foreskin to separate from glans; this will happen with time
therapy for infant with thrush?
nystatin oral suspension
diagnostic test for cholelithiasis?
abdominal US
C5-6 nerve damage during LGA delivery results in:
Erbs/waiter’s tip palsy (arm adducted, internally rotated, and extended)
C8-T1 nerve damage during LGA delivery results in:
Klumpke’s palsy (arm in supinated position, elbow flexed, wrist extended “claw hand”)
total brachial plexus paralysis (C5-T1)
horner syndrome or phrenic nerve damage (paralyzed diaphragm and respiratory distress)