dif to remebmer Flashcards

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tumors of the mediastinum - location

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anterior: thymoma, thyroid, teratoma, lymphoma
middle: bronchogenic cysts
posterior: neurogenic, esoph leiomyomas

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Modified Wells criteria

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  • 3 points: Clinical signs of DVT, alternate diagnosis is less likley
  • 1.5 points: previous PE or DVT, herat rate more than 100, Recent surgery or immobilazation
  • 1 point: hemoptyisis, cancer
    MORE THAN 4 –> LIKELY
    4 OR LESS –> UNLIKELY
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COPD - factors that decrease mortality

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  1. smoking cessation
  2. Long term supplemental 02 decreases mortality if:
    - SpO2 under 89% or under 56
    - SpO2 under 90% Or under 60 if RHF or erythrocytosis (HCT more than 55)
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COPD indications for O2 at home

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  1. resting PaO2 55 or lower
  2. SaO2: under 89%
  3. Those with RHF or HCT higher than 55 should be started if Pao2 lower than 60 or Sao2 lower than 90
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causes of hypoxemia - A-a gradient, corects with O2

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  1. hypoventilation: normal, yes
  2. dead-space ventilation (V/Q=infinity), increased , yes
  3. diffusion limitation: increased, yes
  4. intrapulmonary shunt (V/Q=0): increased, no
  5. intracradiac shunt (R-L): increased, no
  6. Reduced PiO2: normal, yes
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asthma severity for patients not on controller medication (steps)

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step 1 (intermittent): max 2 days a week symptoms, max 2 nighttime awakening per month  
step 2 (mild persistent): more than 2 days / wk, 3-4 awaakenings per month
step 3 (moderate): daily symptoms, more than 1 awakening /wk
step 4 or 5) (severe): throughout day, 4-7 awakening / wk
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asthma treatment

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step 1 –> SABA
step 2 –> Low dose inhaled cortic
step 3 –> low dose inhaled cosrticost + LABA or medium inhaled costic
step 4: medium dose inh cortic + LABA
step 5: High dose inh cosrtic + LABA + omalizumab if allegy
step 6: High dose inh cortic + LABA + Oral cortic + Omalizumab if allergy

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there are 2 types of abnormal ventilation during sleeping

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  1. apnea: cessation of breathing for 10 or more sec)
  2. hypopnea: reduced airflow causing SaO2 to decrease by 4%
    in symptomatic paitnes, experiencing 5 or more obstructive resp events (apneas or hypopneas) per hour is diagnostic of obstructive sleep apnea)
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COPD - seizures after 02 supplementation

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increased CO2 retention due to

  • loss of compensatory vasoconstriction in areas of ineffective gas exhange worsens V/Q mismatch
  • increase on HbO2 reduces the uptake of CO2 from tissues
  • Decreased resp drive and slowing of the resp rate causes reduced minute ventilation
  • -> reflex cerebral vasodilation –> seizures
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normal pleural fluid ph / trandudate fluid ph / edudate

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  • 7.6
  • 7.4-7.55
  • exudate: 7.3-7.45 (may be lower)
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1st generation H1 blockers - drugs

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  1. diphenhydramine
  2. dimenhydrinate
  3. chlorpheniramine
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2nd generation H1 blockers - drugs

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  • ADINE + cetirizine
    1. loratadine
    2. fexofenadine
    3. desloratadine
    4. cetirizine
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PEAK airway pressure

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the maximum pressure measured as the TV is being delivered = the sum of the resistive pressure (flow x resistance) and the platue pressure
platue pressure: the P measured during an insiratory hold maneuver, when pulm airflow and thus resistive pressure are both 0 = elastic P + PEEP
PEEP is calculated with the end expir hold maneuver

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Curb 65 - interpretation

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0 –> outpatient
1-2 –> likely inpatinet
3-4 –> urgent inpatinet
ICU if more than 4

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repeated pneumonia at the same location - next step

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CT (not bronchoscopy)

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pulmonary nodule - female vs male / location?

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in females the possibility to be cancer is higher

- upper lobe location is more likely to be cancer

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Wegener - nasal biopsy?

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acute hyponatremic encephalopathy - treatment

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3% saline and observatiom

increase sodium 6-8 the first 24 hours

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MCC of hyponatremia

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Hypovolemia
if mild –> 5% dextrose in 0.45 water
severe –> 0.9%
no ore than 1meg/L/h

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management of ureteral stones

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symptomatic relief –> urosepsis, acute renal failure or complete obstructiion?
yes –> urology consult
no –> stone siize:
less than 10 mm –> hydration pain control, a blocker
bigger than 10 –> urology consult
uncontrolled pain or no stone passage in 4-6 weeks –> urology consult

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hyperkalemia - ECG

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  • tall peaked T waves with short QT
  • PR prolongation + QRS widening
  • No P waves
  • conduction block, ectopy, or sine wave pattern
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evaluation of met alkalosis

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urine chloride
low –> vomiting / NG aspiration, prior diuretics (SALINE RESPONSIVE)
high –> hypervolemia (aldosterone) (SALINE UNRESPONSIVE)
hypovolemia/evolemia: current diuretics (SALINE RESPONSIVE) Barrter, gitelman (SALINE UNRESPONSIVE)

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evaluation of hyponatremia

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serum osm more than 290?
yes –> marked hypogl / advanced renal failure
no –> urine osm less than 100?:
- yes (polydipsia, malnutriotion)
- no –> check urine sodium
if if less than 25 –> SIADH, adrenal ins, hypoth
if it is more than 25 –> vloume depltion, cirrhosis, CHF

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recommendations for blood tranfusion

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under 7: always
7-8: if cardiac surgery, HF, oncology patients in treatment
8-10: symptomatic anemia, noncardiac surgery, ongoing bleeding, ACS

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indications for urgent dialysis
1. refractory acidosis with ph under 7.1 2. volume overload refractory to diuretics 3. symptomatic uremia (bleeding, encephalopathy, pericarditis 4. ingestion: toxic alcohols, salicylate, lithium, sodium valproate, carbamazepine 5. elect abnormalities: severe or symptomatic hyperkalemia refractory to medications
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pyelonephritis treatment
- outpatient: fluoroquinolones - inpatient: IV antibiotics (fluoroquinolone, aminoglycoside +/- ampicillin) - urine culture prior to treatment
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uncomplicated cystitis - treatment
- Nitrofurantoin for 5 fays (avoid if pyelonephritis or Cr clearance less than 60) - TMP - sxm for 3 days - fosfomycin (single dose) - fluoroquinolones (2nd option) - Culture only if initial treatment fails
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complicated cystitis - treatment
- fluoroquinolones (5-14d), - extended spectrum antibiotics (ampicillin/gentamycin) for for severe - culture before
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interstitial cystitis (bladder pain syndrome) - clinical presentation
1. bladder pain with filling, releif with voiding 2. urinary frequency + urgency 3. Dyspareunia
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interstitial cystitis (bladder pain syndrome) - diagnosis
- bladder pain with no other cause for 6 or more weeks | - normal urinalysis
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hyperakalemia - acute therapy if
1. more than 7 2. ECG changes 3. rapid rising
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casts in urine - types
1. RBCs 2. WBCs 3. Fatty casts 4. granular (muddy brown casts) 5. waxy casts 6. hyaline casts