Form 1 Block 3 - Created July 20 Flashcards

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who should get an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator to improve survival

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  1. prior MI and LVEF < 30%
  2. HF w/ sxs and LVEF < 35%
  3. prior episodes of V. tach
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indications for cardiac resync therapy

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LVEF < 35% w/ long QRS or LVEF <30% w/ long QRS and LBBB

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MCC of inherited thrombophilia

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Factor V Leiden -> protein C resistance -> thrombosis

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ways people can get enterohemorrhagic E.coli (EHEC)

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farms, petting zoos, undercooked beef

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ways people can get Shigella

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contaminated food or water

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which subtype of E.coli makes Shiga toxins

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O157:H7

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presentation and ESR/CK levels in glucocorticoid-induced myopathy

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progressive proximal m. weakness and atrophy; no pain; legs more involved; normal levels

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presentation and ESR/CK levels in polymyalgia rheumatica

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muscle pain & stiffness in shoulder/pelvic girdle; tender w/ decr. RON at shoulder, neck, hip; responds to steroids; elevated ESR

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presentation and ESR/CK levels in inflammatory myopathies

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muscle pain, tenderness, and proximal muscle weakness; skin rash and infl. arthritis may be present; ESR and CK elevated

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presentation and ESR/CK levels in statin-induced myopathy

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prominent muscle pain/tenderness; rare rhabdo; elevated CK

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presentation and ESR/CK levels in hypothyroid myopathy

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muscle pain, cramps, and weakness in proximal mm; delayed tendon reflexes and myoedema; occ. rhabdo; features of hypothyroid; elevated CK

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hypothyroidism features that are not classic features

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carpal tunnel, mild normocytic anemia, mild hypoNa, hyperLipid, borderline elevation in Cr, muscle pain made worse with exercise

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preventive meds for migraines

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BBs, TCAs, valproate

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abortive meds for migraines

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ergotamines or triptans

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strategy to decrease incidence of vent associated lung injury

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low tidal volume ventilation (6-8 mL/kg of predicted body wt)

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what 2 things to adjust on ventilator to maintain oxygenation within acceptable range

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FiO2 and PEEP; do not keep FiO2 above 60% for long; high PEEP may be needed to prevent alveolar collapse

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minute ventilation equation

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RR x TV

If decreasing TV to decr. chance of alveolar overdistention, be sure to increase RR accordingly.

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what can mechanical ventilation cause (quick and fixable complication)

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hypotension

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possible complication of severe nephrotic syndrome

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thromboses (mostly renal vv and deep vv of legs) and infections (with typical bugs)

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when to consider hemochromatosis as a diagnosis instead of depression

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50 yo Male who is weak/tired, poor concentration, low libido, mildly elevated LFTs, high ferritin

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skin manifestation in hereditary hemochromatosis

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hyperpigmentation

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MSK manifestations in hereditary hemochromatosis

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arthralgia, arthropathy, chondrocalcinosis

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GI manifestations in hereditary hemochromatosis

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hepatomegaly (early), cirrhosis (later), HCC (much later)

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endocrine manifestations in hereditary hemochromatosis

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DM, hypogonadism, hypothyroidism

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cardiac manifestations in hereditary hemochromatosis
restrictive or dilated CMP; possible MI or stroke from thick blood
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infectious manifestations in hereditary hemochromatosis
Listeria, Vibrio vulnificus, Yersinia enterocolitica
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1st line tx for bulimia nervosa
CBT; fluoxetine may be added on; hospitalize if SI, uncontrolled purging, or medical complications
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which med is contraindicated in bulimia nervosa?
bupropion
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associated risk in pregnant patients who take oral fluconazole
spontaneous abortion, cleft palate, femoral bowing, congenital heart dz
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how urine chloride level can help differentiate btwn major causes of metabolic alkalosis with hypokalemia
1. low - ext. loss of gastric acid (V, NG suction) | 2. high - diuretics or Gitelman/Bartter
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way elderly depression can look
increased restlessness, anxiety, behavioral agitation
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when to suspect gallbladder pathology based on labs
elevated bilirubin (>1.0) and elevated alk phos