Infectious disease Flashcards

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what medication is a monoclonal antibody given monthly during winter months to infants at high risk of RSV complications?

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pavalizumab

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for what domains does TRT improve function for males with hypogonadism?

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sexual function and depression

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what are the components of initial treatment for obstructive sialadenitis?

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massage, heat, sialogogues, and hydration

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t/f use of oseltamavir reduces hospitalization due to flu

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false

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how do you treat hot tub folliculitis?

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no treatment typically needed - self limiting

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what topical medication is more effective than permethrin for the treatment of scabies?

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benzyl benzoate

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doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis for STI prevention can be used in what populations?

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MSM and transgender women with previous bacterial STI diagnosis within the previous year

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initial episodes of HSV should be treated for what duration?

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7-10 days

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what is the typical duration of treatment of HSV outbreak recurrence with valtrex 1g daily?

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5 days

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after administration of epipen for anaphylaxis, it is recommended to monitor a patient for 1 hour for what reason?

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to ensure biphasic anaphylaxis does not occur

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uncomplicated febrile UTI in children can be treated with how many days of antibiotics?

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5 days as successful as 10 days

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a patient sustains a puncture wound to the foot and presents with progressive pain several days following the initial puncture injury, pain with passive movement, and pain out of proportion to the external exam with persistent signs of infection despite initial wound care and antibiotic administration. what should you suspect?

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deeper infection, such as deep tissue abscess, necrotizing soft tissue infection, septic arthritis, or osteomyelitis

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t/f superficial cultures of wounds correlate reliably with the pathogen found in deeper structures

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false

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empiric antibiotic therapy for puncture plantar wound infections of the foot should generally include activity against what two pathogens?

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p. aeruginosa and staph aureus

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empiric antibiotic therapy for infections complicating puncture wounds other than plantar injuries should generally include coverage for what two pathogens?

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staph aureus and beta hemolytic strep

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what two virus strains are responsible for over 90% of cases of condyloma acuminatum?

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HPv 6/11

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what topical medication is the most effective patient-administered therapy for genital warts?

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podofilox 0.5%

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t/f use of podofilox and imiquimod should be avoided during pregnancy

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routine HPV vaccination is recommended in all patients what age?

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what age group should engage in shared decision making about HPV vaccination?

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t/f most successfully treated genital warts do not recur

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what is the major risk of using co2 laser, surgical removal or electrosurgery for treatment of genital warts?

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in addition to cryotherapy, what other topical treatment may be able to be applied by a clinician in primary care for the treatment of genital warts?

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trichloroacetic acid

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how often should cryotherapy or trichloroacetic acid application be repeated for treatment of genital warts?

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for non bloody diarrhea in the traveler with mild symptoms, what two oral medications are first line?
bismuth subsalicylate and loperamide
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for severe non bloody diarrhea, what two oral antibiotic options are first line?
fluoroquinolone or azithromycin
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to help prevent altitude sickness, travelers should not increase sleeping elevation by more than how many meters per day?
500m
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what is the first line ppx medication for altitude sickness? what is the second line option?
1. acetazolamide 2. dexamethasone
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how many days of antibiotic are needed for severe non bloody travelers diarrhea?
single dose of fluoroquinolone or azithromycin
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what type of ROM is most likely to be able to differentiate intraarticular monoarthritis from periarticular process?
PROM - if reduced would indicate intraarticular pathology
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what neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio is most predictive of septic arthritis arthrocentesis ?
25 or more
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which medication reduces hospitalizations due to RSV infection in average risk infants?
nirsevimab
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which medication is more effective for treatment of scabies than permethrin?
benzyl benzoate
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which route of probiotic is superior for reducing recurrent UTI?
vaginal
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what is the most reliable way to confirm suspected HSV in a patient with genital lesions?
type specific viral PCR
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t/f ALA and medical cannabis may be effective for treatment of distal sensory polyneuropathy in HIV patients
true
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people living with HIV have 10-50% higher rate of what condition up to a decade earlier than the general population?
osteoporosis fracture risk
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what two prescription medications are first line therapy for distal polyneuropathy in HIV patients?
gabapentin and topical capsaicin 8%
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what is the recommendation for the use of statins in HIV patients?
patients with HIV 40-75 years old should receive statin for primary prevention of CVD
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annual screening for HIV patients to assess kidney function with what two lab markers is recommended?
GFR and albumin/creatinine ratio
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what medication is used for post exposure prophylaxis STI prevention in patients with HIV who are MSM or transgender women?
doxycycline
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HPV vaccination can be offered up to what age?
45 years old
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