GIM Qs Flashcards

1
Q

Study that yields:
odds ratio
NNT
Relative risk

A

Case ontrol
RCTs
Cohort

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2
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Sacroiliitis - no pain with?

A

Passive ROM of the hips

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3
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Piriformis syndrome? Sx?

A

compression of the sciatic nerve by the piriformis muscle

symptoms similar to sciatic nerve compression in the lumbosacral spine, with pain, tingling, and numbness that radiate into the leg,

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4
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Patients presenting in the depressive phase of bipolar disorder have two treatment options?

A

quetiapine monotherapy or combination olanzapine-fluoxetine

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5
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Conservative postoperative measures that may reduce the risk of pulmonary complications from suspected obstructive sleep apnea?

A

nonsupine positioning,

careful use of sedatives, and continuous pulse oximetry.

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6
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When do patients on prednisone NOT need stress dose steroids for surgery?

A

if taking <10 mg

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7
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Sx unique to depression and not seen in normal grief?

A

Guilt/Self-blame

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Heel pad syndrome? Caused by? PE findings?

A

ocalized inflammation of the soft tissues overlying the heel and is often caused by walking barefoot on hard surfaces

pain in the middle of the heel that is reproducible on examination, and atrophy of the heel fat pad

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9
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Lateral collateral ligament tears are associated with?

Patients with medial collateral ligament tears typically present with?

A

effusion + lateral joint line tenderness and increased laxity with varus-directed forces

effusion + medial knee pain and increased laxity with valgus stress testing

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10
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meniscal tears - history?

A

able to bear weight immediately after the injury and are often able to continue participating in the activity

+/- effusion

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11
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If you must give abx for sinusitis, give?

A

amoxicillin-clavulanate or doxycycline

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12
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Panic disorder - first line treatment?

A

SSRI

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13
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In women taking systemic estrogen therapy for management of menopausal symptoms, concurrent progestin is not indicated if?

A

without a uterus

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14
Q

Teratogenic cardiac meds?

A

Statins, ACE inhibitors, and angiotensin receptor blockers

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15
Q

necessary in patients with unstageable pressure ulcers with eschar?

A

Debridgement

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16
Q

Opiate to avoid in kidney failure?

A

Morphine

17
Q

How to assess the effectiveness of new statin treatment?

A

repeat fasting lipid panel is appropriate 1 to 3 months after initiation

18
Q

Treatment of cerumen impaction is indicated only if?

A

symptomatic

19
Q

thromboembolism prophylaxis in patients who have undergone cancer? Give for?

A

LMWH; 1 month

20
Q

Treat moderate dry age-related macular degeneration with?

A

high-dose antioxidants

21
Q

High ankle sprains - PE finding?

A

pain is typically elicited by medial-lateral compression of the leg at the mid-calf level (squeeze test) or by having the patient cross his legs with the mid-calf of the painful leg resting on the other knee (crossed-leg test).

22
Q

Tarsal tunnel syndrome is caused by?

A

compression of the posterior tibial nerve;

23
Q

Otosclerosis - sounds affected? tinnitus? Best test?

A

low pitch loss; no tinnitus; Weber and Rinne?

24
Q

Sensorineural hearing loss results from?

Risk factors?

A

decreased sound perception due to disorders of the cochlea or acoustic nerve;

age (presbycusis), exposure to loud noise, and ototoxic medications.

25
Q

Patients with POAG present with? Findings on examination? Occular pressure?

A

bilateral peripheral visual loss that occurs gradually and painlessly;

increased cup:disc ratio, vertical extension of the central cup, and disc hemorrhages

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26
Q

primary treatment for open angle glaucoma?

A

β-Blockers have traditionally been used as first-line therapy