ID 2 Flashcards
(28 cards)
MCCs of mycotic (infected) AAA
staph
salmonella
tx CMV retinitis
gancyclovir
foscarnet
trypanosoma cruzi
- sxs
- tx
cardiomegaly
RBBB
megaesophagus
megacolon
benznidazole
preferred tx for histo, and when to use another med first
itraconazole first use IV ampho B if - fever greater than 39.5 - lab abnormalities - fungemia
indications for varicella IG
if immunocompromised and within 10 days of exposure
HIV vaccinations
Tdap
if MSM, Hep A
features of neurosyphilis
forgetful
personality change
dysarthria
intention tremor
Whipple’s disease symptoms
hyperpigmentation valve disease steatorrhea myoclonus supranuclear ophthalmoplegia arthralgias
chloroquine resistant areas (subsaharan Africa, south and southeast Asia).. tx with
doxycycline
mefloquine
atovaquone proguanil
tx of P ovale and P vivax (Korean peninsula)
primaquine
Reye syndrome is ASA with infection with…
Influenza B
Influenza A
varicella zoster (chicken pox)
immunized Hep B, and exposed
reassurance
nonimmunized Hep B, and exposed
HBIG + HB vaccine
non pregnant with PCN allergy and syphilis
doxycycline
if pregnant, desensitize then PCN
most common bad causes of brain abscesses
strep viridans and anaerobes
indications for corticosteroid use in PCP
PaO2 less than or equal to 70 mmHg
A-a gradient greater than or equal to 35 mmHg
skin rash of mycoplasma pneumoniae
erythema multiform
tx of bac meningitis in immunocompromised (including transplants)
vanc
cefepime
ampicillin
dexamethasone
prophylaxis for chronic granulomatous disease patients
TMP-SMX and itraconazole
required vaccination if going to mecca
meningococcal
pos PPD but neg cxr - tx in HIV pt
INH and pyridoxine 9 months
extrahepatic manifestations of Hep C
essential mixed cryoglobulinemia
porphyria cutanea tarda
MPGN
C diff management
if WBC less than 15,000 - oral metronidazole
if WBC 15-20,000 - oral vanc
if WBC greater than 20,000 - surgery
pt has PID. should also test for
HIV
RPR
Hep B
pap smear
