IM Flashcards
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anaphylaxis sx
rash
hTN
tachycardia
SOB/wheezing/stridor
anaphylaxis tx
epic
antihistamines
glucocorticoids
airway protection
angioedema management
- airway
- FFP or ecallantide
- long term: danazole and stanazole
angioedema dx
decreased C2 and C4
C1 esterase inhibitor
non- chemical causes of uticaria
pressure
cold
vibration
how long is the acute phase of HIV
first 4 weeks
sudden SOB, hTN, tachycardia, new blowing diastolic murmur
aortic regurg
eyelid erythema/edema, eye pain, opthalmoplegia, proptosis
orbital cellulitis
polymyositis vs dermatomyositis
skin involvement (duh): butterfly/scaly knuckles/V/shawl/telangiectasias
if you dx dermatomyositis, what do you check for
malignancy
joints affected in polymyositis/dermatomyositis
hips, shoulders, neck
direct vs indirect hernias
direct: medial to inf epigastric art, not external inguinal ring
indirect: lateral to inf epigastric art, through ring
BUN/Cr ratios and etiologies
< 15: think intrinsic causes
>15: think postrenal
>20: think prerenal
prerenal causes
hypovolemia shock sepsis anaphylaxis hepatorenal syndrome renal artery stenosis fibromuscular dysplasia NSAIDs/ACE-Is
postrenal causes
nephrolithiasis
prostate probs
congenital
bladder/pelvic masses
what kind of renal dz –> increased urine osm (>500) + why
prerenal (decreased renal blood flow –> decreased GFR –> attempt to conserve vol –> retain Na and water/concentrate urine –> increase BUN and Cr)
young, HTN female w/ abdominal bruit
fibromuscular dysplasia is most likely
vessels affected by fibromuscular dysplasia
renal and carotid arteries
renal mass found on ultrasound workup
Sx: refer to urology
no sx: get a CT w/ contrast if there are some signs of septa, calcifications or other masses
renal mass found on CT: workup criteria
Bosniak’s Classification of Cystic Renal Masses
Bosniak’s Classification
(for cystic renal masses)
Class I: benign –> no actions till there are sx
Class II: probable benign (have septation, minimal calcification, or are high density) –> serial CTs every 6 - 12 mo
Class III: some malignant signs (thick/irregular borders, irregular calc, loculated, enhance w/ contrast) –> MRI then bx/ablation/excision
Class IV: clearly malignant (enhancing, heterogenous, “shaggy”) –> surgical excision
when would a positive renal bx result in ablation rather than excision
high risk pts
unwilling to have surgery
brocas aphasia: which vessel is occluded
middle cerebral artery (superior branch) of dominant side (L for right handed)
wernicke’s aphasia: which vessel occluded
middle cerebral artery (inferior branch) of dominant side (L for right handed)