General Medicine Flashcards

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If nystagmus with Dix-Hallpike maneuver is vertical what type of vertigo is it? Peripheral or central?

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Central

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What is the triad for Meniere Disease?

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  1. Vertigo
  2. Low frequency hearing loss
  3. Tinnitus
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What is cause of shoulder pain if Apley scratch test (touch superior and inferior aspects of opposite scapula) is positive?

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Rotator cuff problem

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What is cause of shoulder pain is Neer test is positive (forced flexion of pronated arm)?

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Subacromial impingement

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What is cause of shoulder pain if Hawkins test is positive (forward flexion of the shoulder to 90 degrees and internal rotation)?

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Supraspinatous tendon impingement

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What is cause of shoulder pain if patient has positive drop-arm test (attempted slow lowering of arm to waist)?

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Rotator cuff tear

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive cross-arm test (forward elevation to 90 degrees and active adduction)?

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Acromioclavicular joint arthritis

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive Spurling test (spine extended with head rotated to affected shoulder while axially loaded)?

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Cranial nerve root disorder

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive apprehension test (anterior pressure on the humerus with external rotation)?

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Anterior glenohumeral instability

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive relocation test (posterior force on the humerus while externally rotating the arm)?

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Anterior glenohumeral instability

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive sulcus sign (pulling down on elbow or wrist)?

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Inferior glenohumeral instability

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive yergason sign (elbow flexed to 90 degrees with forearm pronated)?

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Biceps tendonitis or instability

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive speed maneuver (elbow flexed to 20 to 30 degrees and forearm supinated)?

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Biceps tendonitis or instability

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What is the cause of shoulder pain if positive “clunk” sign (rotation of loaded shoulder from extension to forward flexion)?

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Label tear/disorder

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Do testicular torsion or epididymal pain improve with raising the affected testicle?

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Epididymitis

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What is the length of treatment for epididymitis?

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21 days

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Do varicoceles occur more on the right or left?

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Left

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What is diagnostic test of choice for breast mass if age

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Ultrasound

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What is diagnostic test of choice for breast mass if woman > age 35?

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Diagnostic mammogram

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What form of biopsy is best for solid breast lesions?

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Core needle biopsy

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What is only medication approved for treatment of cyclic mastalgia?

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Danazol

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What are contraindications to using OCPs?

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H/o thrombosis
Liver disease
Breast cancer
Migraine with aura
Uncontrolled hypertension
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A copper IUD can be implanted within how many days to act as emergency contraception?

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5 days

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How far after intercourse can Plan b (levonorgestrel) be taken for emergency contraception?

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72 hrs, may be efficacious up to 5 days

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How long after sexual intercourse call Ella (ulipristal) be used for emergency contraception?
120 hrs (5 days)
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Which SSRIs are potentially teratogenic?
Fluoxetine | Paroxetine
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How long should a person have amenorrhea to be considered to have gone through menopause?
12 months
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What are absolute contraindications to hormonal therapy for menopausal symptoms?
``` Pregnancy Thrombosis CVA Coronary artery disease Unexplained vaginal bleeding Breast or endometrial cancer Hypertriglyceridemia Immobilization ```
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What defines oligomenorrhea?
> every 35 days
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What defines polymenorrhagia?
Bleeding more frequent that every 24 days
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What endometrial stripe thickened requires further eval for endometrial cancer?
5 mm
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How many candidal vaginitis infections in a year is considered recurrent?
>4 in a year - treat with topical imidazole x 7-14 days or PO fluconazole q3 days x 3 followed by weekly x 6 months
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What is the most common viral etiology of conjunctivitis?
Adenovirus
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What is the most common bacterial etiology of conjunctivitis?
S aureus
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What is severe complication of Neisseria gonorrhea conjunctivitis?
Corneal perforation
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What underlying conditions are associated with scleritis?
Rheumatoid arthritis Tuberculosis Syphilis
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What antibiotic should be used for blepharitis with associated rosacea?
Oral tetracycline
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What eye condition has deposits of drusen?
Dry macular degeneration
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What type of macular degeneration is more vision threatening - wet or dry?
Wet
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What is treatment of dry macular degeneration?
Antioxidants - vit C or E and beta carotene Zinc Laser therapy VEGF inhibitor
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What is leading cause of irreversible blindness in the world?
Primary open angle glaucoma
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What cup to disc ratio is a finding of glaucoma?
>0.5
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What complication occurs if acute angle closure glaucoma is not treated?
Optic nerve atrophy
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What is leading cause of blindness globally (reversible)?
Cataracts
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What is epiphora?
Excessive tearing of eyes due to impaired drainage of the lacrimal duct system
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What eye disorder presents with sudden unilateral vision loss, cotton wool spots, tortuous retinal veins?
Central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO)
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What eye condition presents with sudden loss of vision in one eye, pale retina, cherry red fovea and afferent pupillary defect?
Central retinal artery occlusion
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What is endophthalmitis?
Inflammation of the aqueous and vitreous humors - usually from infection or after eye surgery
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What is Hutchinson sign?
Herpes zoster infection that involves the tip of the nose - usually indicates corneal involvement
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What dietary change can precipitate worsening of Ménière's disease?
High salt intake
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Which tuning fork is used for Rinne test - 256 or 512 hz?
512 Hz
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Which hearing test places a 512 hz running fork against the mastoid?
Rinne test - if sound can be heard better on the mastoid then likely conductive hearing loss
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Which type of hearing loss (conductive vs sensorineural) in the Weber test be louder in the affected ear?
Conductive
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What conditions can cause pulsatile tinnitus?
AV malformation Carotid artery stenosis Paraganglioma (glomus tumor)
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What are the 2 most common bacterial causes of acute otitis externa?
Pseudomonas | Staph aureus
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Acute otitis externa with presence of white or black fungal balls indicate what organism?
Aspergillus
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What post strep complication can NOT be caused by group C or G streptococci?
Acute rheumatic fever
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What bacteria is know to cause lemierre syndrome (septic thrombosis of IJ)?
Fusobacterium necrophorum
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What vitamin deficiency is associated with atropic glossitis?
B12
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Which type of vertigo, central or peripheral, habituates with Dix-Halpike maneuver?
Peripheral
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What is Russell sign?
Scarring on dorsum of the hand from recurrent purging in bulimia
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What MMSE score is mild dementia?
19-24
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What pharmacological therapy can help with stress incontinence if pelvic floor exercises don't work?
Duloxetine
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What pressure ulcer stage has full thickness breakdown with visible subq fat but no tendons, bone or ligament seen?
Stage 3
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Which lipid lowering agent needs to be held prior to surgery?
Cholestyramine
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What dose of steroids a patient is taking requires stress dosing?
If taking >10 mg/day for 3 weeks or more
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When should estrogen be discontinued before surgery?
Several weeks- increased risk of thrombosis
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What psychiatric medication class needs to be discontinued prior to surgery?
MAOIs
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Which patients require DVT prophylaxis for 5 weeks after surgery?
Orthopedic surgeries Abdominal or gynecological surgery for malignancy History of VTE
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What CHADS2 score for a fib requires bridging therapy for surgery?
>4
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What medication can be given for platelet dysfunction due to underlying kidney/liver disease prior to surgery to decrease bleeding?
Desmopressin 1 hr prior to surgery
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Which hormone LH or FSH is responsible for ovulation?
LH
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What vitamin deficiency presents with skin pigmentation cracking and crusting?
Niacin
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What vitamin deficiencies present with glossitis?
Niacin folate and vitamin b12
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What condition should be considered if a person faints while doing upper extremity exercise?
Subclavian steal syndrome
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What is Ramsey hunt syndrome?
Zoster infection of the external ear canal of facial nerve. May also have facial paralysis and sensorineural hearing loss
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What cause of conjunctivitis is associated with giant papillary conjunctivitis with itchy, watery discharge and preauricular LAD?
Chlamydial conjunctivitis