feb 28 Flashcards

(29 cards)

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a newborn baby has abdominal distention, poor urine output, resp distress and wieght gain. What is on the differential?

A

Posterior urethral valves

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why may a newborn wiht posterior urethral valves have respiratory distress?

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Impaired urinary excretion in utero -> oligohydramnios -> lung hypoplasia

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does a sacral dimple with an intact base require follow-up?

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No - normal finding

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4
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facial angiofibromas is characteristic of…

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tuberous sclerosis

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management of nasolacrimal duct obstruction in a newborn (congenital dacryostenosis)

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  • lacrimal duct massage several times a day to promote spontaneous resolution
  • if it doesnt open on its own it may need surgical correction
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presentatino of physiologic genu valgum?

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  • knees go together

- usually asymptomatic

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is it common for both hips to be affected in slipped capital femoral epiphysis?

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yes - may be bilaterally, or occur in the other hip in the future

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physical exam findings of slipped capital femoral epiphysis?

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  • waddling gait
  • feet pointed laterally due to limited internal rotation
  • external rotation of the thigh during hip flexion
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when does gonoccocal infection of the eye present in the newborn?

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days 2-5

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10
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what is buprenorphine?

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an opioid agonist used to treat withdrawal

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benzodiazapene MOA

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bind GABA-A and increase inhibitory effects

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do all patients with a DVT get thrombolytic therapy?

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No - only used in unstable patients or those with SEVERE swelling - otherwise give anticoagulants

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features of cushing syndrome?

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  • painless muscle weakness (proximal)
  • weight gain
  • bone loss
  • hypertension
  • hirsutism
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most common cause of pediatric stroke?

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sickle cell disease

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what type of reaction is food protein-induced allergic proctalitis?

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non-igE mediated allergic reaction

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where are tumours from metastasis usually found in the brain?

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the grey-white matter junction

17
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what is the most common complication of idiopathic intracranial hypertension?

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what cause of infective endocarditis is associated with nosocomial UTIs?

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MRI findings in creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

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hyperintesnity of the cerebral cortex, putamen and head of the caudate

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what is the normal form of hemoglobin?

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hbA (two alpha, two beta chains)

21
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what types of hemoglobin are found in beta thalasemia major?

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hemoglobin A2, hemoglobin F

22
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treatment of pertussis?

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MRI findings of an HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder?

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ventricular enlargement with diffuse white matter changes

24
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what is a common infectious cause of constrictive pericarditis in developing countries?

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A patient wiht mono-like symptoms has a negative heterophile test... they may have?
CMV
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treatment of CMV mononucleoisis
will resolve on its own but can be given antivirals to speed recovery
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treatment of catscratch disease?
bartonella heneslae
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a patient has severe cancer related pain. Pain management method?
-start with short acting opioids to determine if they cause releif / the patient tolerates them, then transition to long-acting (patches)
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how long is the mininum someone must rest after concussion?
24 hours - then gradual progression in activities