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P450 inhibitors - mneumonic
CRACK AMIGOS Cipro Amiodarone Ritonavir (protease inhibitor) Cimetidine Ketoconazole Acute alcohol use Macrolides (erythromycin) Isoniazid Grapefruit juice Omeprazole Sulfonamides
P450 inducers - mnuemonic
Guiness, Carona, and PBRs induce Chronic Alcoholism Griseofulvin Carbamezepine Phenytoin Barbituates Rifampin St. John's Wort (vs depression) Chronic alcoholism
R-L Shunts (early cyanosis)
5 T's persistent Truncus arteriosis Transposition of the great vessels Tricuspid atresia Tetralogy of Fallot Total anomalous pulmonary venous return
Pregnant mother conditions cause congenital defects
lithium - Ebstein anomaly
alcohol - TF, VSD, ASD, PDA
pregestational diabetes - Transposition of great vessels
Congenital baby conditions with congenital defects
congenital rubella - PDA, Pulmonary artery stenosis
DiGeorge - TF, TA
Turner Syndrome - coarctation aorta, bicuspid aortic valve
Trisomy 21 - endocardial cushion defect (creates 4 chambers but leaves 2 small openings)
HF - L vs R
Left - Sx are pulmonary related (pulm edema, DOE, cardiac dilation, orthopnea, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea)
Right - Sx are peripheral related (JVD, peripheral edema, hepatic congestion/nutmeg liver)
Tx acute CHF - mnuemonic
NO LIP NO Oxygen Loop diuretics Inotropic Drugs Positioning
CHF drugs that prove survival benefit vs Symptomatic
all these drus are used for chronic tx
ACEI ARBs Aldosterone inhibitors (spironolactone) Selective B blockers (carvedilol) \\\\ Diuretics Digoxin Vasodilators
Starling forces on capillaries/what causes them (4)
inc Pc -CHF, venous thrombosis, vein compression
inc Kf - septic shock, toxins, burns
inc interstitial oncotic P - lymphatic obstruction
dec interstitial onctotic P - liver dz, pr malnutrition, nephrotic syndrome
ECG - axis lead positions and nrm/left/right axis deviation strategy
aVR, aVF, aVL - make a Y (going clockwise) right - aVL, I bottom - II, avF (mid), III left - aVR strategy: 1 - positive deflection, use std position and go out 90 degrees both directions for 180 total 2 - negative deflection, flip std position and go out 180 3 - match the leads, area of most overlap = nrm/left/right left deviation = -30 to -90 nrm = -30 to + 90 right deviation = +90 to +180 *remember electric goes down to left
Diffuse scleroderma
anti-Scl-70 / anti-DNA Topoisomerase 1 Abs
CREST syndrome
anti-centromere Ab
Sjogren Syndrome
Dry - eyes, mouth arthritis "cant see, cant spit, cant climb shit" anti-SSA (anti-Ro) anti-SSB (anti-La)
Polymyositis
anti-Jo-1 Abs
Pemphigus vulgaris - mnemonic
“DAMN is a vulgar word”
desmosomes, mouth lesion, + nikolsky sign,
histo: Acantholysis (loss intracellular connections)
Which drugs are eliminated zero order? mnemonic
PEA (top of P looks like a zero)
Phenytoin
Ethanol
ASA
F pelvic ligaments (5):
Cardinal lig - cervix to pelvic sidewall (w/ uterine vessels B/V)
Infundibulopelvic lig - “suspensory lig of ovary”, ovary to pelvic side wall (w/ ovarian vessels B/V) *risk torsion
Ovarian lig - ovary to uterus (from gubernaculum)
Round lig of uterus - PATH: uterus, through inguinal canal, to labia majorum (from gubernaculum)
Broad lig - connects everything to the pelvic wall (uterus, fallopian tube, ovaries), covers everything (ovarian lig, round lig, infundibulopelvic lig)
Major pelvic nerves (2)
pudendal - M/S (helps w/base penis muscle ejaculation) cavernous nerves (ANS - penis errection), from: inf hypogastric plexus -> posterior plexus -> cav N's (can cut during prostate Sxx)
gonad drainage - veins
right ovary/teste -> right gonadal vein -> IVC
left ovary/teste -> left gonad vein -> L renal V -> IVC
(*bc left gonad vein is longer, higher P, greater chance “bag of worms” vericocele)
Artery supply to gonads and penis
AA -> ovarian/testicular A’s
Internal iliac A supplies most penis
gonadal lymph drainage
O/T -> paraaortic LN’s
- upper 2/3 vagina, uterus, cervix, prostate to ext/int iliac LN (hypogastric)
- low 1/3 vagina/scrotum ->superficial inguinal nodes
hessel back triangle
inguinal ligament, lateral border rectus abdominus, inf epigastric vessels
femoral hernia
NAVeL
“e”
Testicular pathology: major features seminoma embryonal yolk sac choriocarcinoma teratoma leydig sertoli testicular lymphoma
seminoma - fried egg (like koilocyte), most common
embryonal - nrm AFP, inc hCG, painful, alveolar or tubular appearance, papillary convolutions
yolk sac - schill-duval bodie (glomer), inc AFP, <3yo
choriocarcinoma - inc hCG, syncytiotrophoblasts
teratoma - teeth and hair
leydig - test secretions, crystaloids of Ranke, gold/brown, gyncomastia (peripheral to E)
sertoli - E secretions (Peutz-Jager)
testicular lymphoma - most common old man met