Internal Medicine Flashcards
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ECG Leads: V1 - V6
Anterior
LAD
ECG Leads: II, III, avF
Inferior
RCA, LCX
ECG Leads: V1 - V3
Posterior
RCA – I, avL (depression)
LCX – I, avL (elevation)
ECG Leads: I, avL, V5, V6
Lateral
LCX, diagonal
ECG Leads: V4-V6R
Right Ventricle
RCA
anasarca + pulmonary/facial edema + hypertension + abnormal u/a with proteinuria and microscopic hematuria =
acute nephritic syndrome
CAP + arthralgias + erythema nodosum/multiforme =
Coccidiodies (Valley Fever)
Development of _____ _____ in a patient with infective endocarditis should raise suspicion for _____ _____ extending into the adjacent cardiac conduction tissues.
AV block
perivalvular abscess
Factors that differentiate tricuspid vs. aortic endocarditis (2)
- TV endocarditis usually presents with a holosystolic murmur (AR)
- Cardiac conduction abnormalities are mrore common with aortic valve involvement
Dobutamine (beta 1 agonist) works by…
improving ejection fraction AND reducing left ventricular end-systolic volume
Liver Failure: Portal HTN Sx
Esophageal varices Splenomegaly Ascites Caput medusae Anorectal varices
Liver Failure: Hyperestrinism Sx
Spider angiomas Gynecomastia Loss of sexual hair Testicular atrophy Palmar erythema
Pathohysiology of AML
atypical promyelocytes in the bone marrow
Malaria prophylaxis for India
Chloroquine resistance; prophylaxis with mefloquine; begins 2 weeks before travel and continued 4 weeks after returning
Sick Sinus Syndrome (SSS) Definition
inability of SA node to generate an adequate heart rate
SSS EKG Findings
3-6 seconds with no sinus nodal activity + dizziness
DX: low cortisol + high ACTH + hyper pigmentation + hyponatremia + hyperkalemia =
Primary Adrenal Insufficiency; likely due to autoimmune etiology
G6PD Deficiency
X-linked; Black men; Episodic hemolysis in response to Rx, illness, etc.; Heinz bodies and bite cells seen on peripheral smear
Management of severe hypercalcemia
Aggressive fluids
Calcitonin
+/- Pamidronate (takes 2-4 days to work)
Round face + bruises think…
Cushing’s
HTN + hyperglycemia + weight gain =
Cushing’s
DOE + HTN + prominent pulmonary arteries + enlarged R heart border =
Pulmonary HTN
Arsenic Poisoning
Polyneuropathy
Pancytopenia
Mild LFT elevation
Skin Lesions
Type of HTN Rx that has been proven to slow the progression of end-organ damage in patients with DM2…
ACE inhibitors