Medicine Qbank 3 Flashcards

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unexplained congestive heart failure, low voltage, increased left ventrulcar wall thickness in patients w/o HTN

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cardiac amyloidosis

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h. pylori in gastric adenocarcinoma

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not curative. (is in MALT lymphoma). treat if tumor is resectable after CT, PET

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CD4 less than 200, or candidiasis

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pneumocystis jirovecii, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole

oral candiasis is risk factor

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CD4 less than 100

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toxoplasma gondii, trimathoprim-sulfamethaxazole

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CD4 less than 50

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mycobacterium avium complex, azithromycin

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CD4 less than 150

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Histoplasma, itraconazole

ohio and mississippi river walleys

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acyclovir and valacyclovir in HIV

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used in recurrent herpes simplex regardless of CD4

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fluconazole prophylaxis

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for cryptococcal, but not done in US. treats candidiasis as needed

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peripheral edema, hypoalbuminemia, urinary protein excretion greater than 3g/day

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nephortic syndrome. (can cause dyslipidemia leading to athrosclerosis, stroke and MI.)

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antipseudomonal betalactam that coversgram +/-; empiric tx for febrile neutropenia

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piperacillin-tazobactam, cefepime or meropenem

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10 minutes of morning stiffness

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OA. More would suggest inflammatory arthritis. crepitus is also a sign of OA

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treat osteoathritis that is refractory to NSAIDs and steriods

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colchicine

calcium pyrosphosphate can be present in joints

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three definitive tests for syphilis

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VDRL, FTA-ABS, and spirochetes on dark field microscopy. Test positive syphilis pt for HIV

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chronic epigastric pain (on and off), malabsorption (steathorrhea, wt loss), DM

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chronic pancreatitis: alcoholic, CF, ductal obstruction or autoimmune

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ELevated CA19-9 levels

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pancreatic cancer. most patients die within one year

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chornic cough, mainly nocturnal

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check PFTs for asthma

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tx hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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(ground glass or haziness of lower fields, wt loss, clubbing, honeycombing)
avoid antigen! (parrots, molds). systemic steroids can treat acute symptoms

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dull low-back pain, worse at night, improves throughout the day

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inflammatory arthritis: AS, psoriatic arthritis, reactive arthritis, arthritis of IBD. AS affects apophyseal joints

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high intraocular pressyre with cupping of optic disk, tunnel vision

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open angle glacoma. AAs, runs in familys, diabetes.

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poor nightvision, curtain falling with vitreous bleed, or floaters

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DM retinopathy (leading causeof aquired blindness)

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blurred vision, problems withnighttime driving, and glare

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cataracts

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immune rxn that lookslike acute syphilis

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jarish-herxheimer reaction to dead syphilis in syphilis treated with penicillin

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symptomatic relief in new diagnosis of hyperthyroidism

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beta blockers

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indication for propylthiouracil

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when radioactive iodine is contraindicated,like pregnancy. inhibits thyroid hormon synthesis and conversion of T3 to T3. Relapse post-tx in 2/3 of patients

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most common mets to the liver
GI, breat, lung
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contraindications for liver transplant
cardiopulmonary dz causing prohibitive risk, incurable or recent cancer (
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trimethoprim-sulfamethazole AE
rash, neutropenia, hyperkalemia, elevated transaminases
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minimizepulmonry complications beforegiving antibiotics
give corticosteroids if PaO235
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PAD tx
low dose aspirin, statin, smoking cessation, supervisedexerciseprogram
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PAD tx persistent symtpomsdespite exercise therapy
cilostazol and percutaneous or surgical revasculazation
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evaluated back pain: normal x-ray, increased ESR/CRP
MRI, then CTbiopsy if needed
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asymptomatic or HA, deafness, neuropathy andbone/back pain
paget's
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DM screening
USPSTF: pts with BP over 135/80 ADA: all patients over 45
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ABG inPE
High Aa,decreased PaCO2
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Low testosterone workup
measure serum prolactin!pituitary MRI indicated in pt with elevated prolactin, testosterone
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fixed splitting of s2
atrial spetal defects. also may have midsystolicpulmonary flowmurmur
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fall in systemic arterial pressure more than 10mmHg during inspiration
pulsus paradoxus, cardiac tamponade
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pulsus parvus and tardus
decreased amplitudeand delyaed upstroke, associated with aortic stenosis
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Metabolic syndrome definition
``` Waist over 40 in men, 35 in women fasting glucose 100-110 blood pressure over 130/80 triglycerides over 150 HDL ```
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indications for chest tube in pleural effusion
pH
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weakness, back pain and dizziness in pt on warfarin
think bleeding. retroperitoneal hematoma!
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nonspecific symptoms(fatigue, irritability, insomina), myalgias, hypertension, nephropathy, cognitive deficits, and neuropathy
lead toxicity. think occupational exposure
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chronic renal failure in pt w/history of anagelsic use
papillary necrosis or chronic tubulointersistial nephritis
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muddy borwn casts
acute tubular necrosis. ischemic or nephortoxic acute renal failure
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hematuria (RBC casts), edema, hypertension, proteinuria
glomerulonephritis (nephritic syndrome)
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chronic pylonephritis may cause
chronic tubulointerstitial nephritis (like analgesics cause. WBC casts)
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HIV esophagitis: white plaques
candida, tx fluconazole
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HIV esophagitis: large linear ulcers
CMV, tx ganciclovir
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HIV esophagitis: vesicles and round/ovoid ulcers ("volcano-like")
herpes simplex, tx acyclovir
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HIV esophagitis: endoscopy with biopsy indications
sore throat w/nonresponse to two weeks of fluconazole for thrush
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CT shows pulmnary nodules with halosign, or lesions with an air crescent
aspergillus
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ucleratedpapule at sight ofinfection, then papules alonglymph flow
sprortrichosis
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fever, dry cough, wt loss, pleuritic chest pain; erythema multiformeand nodosum, arthalgias
coccidiodomycosis (SWUS, central and south america)
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joint deformation in SLE
SLE arthritis is nondeforming
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distal phalangeal resorption, "pencil in cup"
psoriatic arthritis, mutilans varient
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tx for fibromyalgia
regular aerobic exercise, sleep hygiene, duloxetine & TCAs if all else fails (fibromyalgia pts have pt tenderness on midtrapezius, lateral epicondyle, costochondrial junction, and greater trochanter)
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increased dental caries, enlargedsalivary lymph nodes, dry mouth and eyes
sjogren's syndrome, serum antibodies aginst SSA (RO)/SSB (La)
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acute pulmnary edema, new S3,peripheral edema and JVD
perioperativeMI
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arthritic/gout symptoms after eneteric or genitourinary infection
reactive arthrits, tx NSAIDs | other signs: mouth ulcers, urethritis, enthesitis
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waxy skin, macroglossia, asymptomatic nephrotic syndrome, restrictive cardiomypoathy, peripheral or autonomic neuropathy, bleeding diathesis
amyloidosis (can be primary AL or secondary AA to chronic inflammation as in RA, IBD, chronic infection. Can cuase nephoritc syndrome
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chronic sterile granulomatous inflammation of meibomian gland (inner eyelid)
chalazion
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purulent eyelid gland infection
hordeolum, usually staph
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small external hordeolum, zeis or molls glands
stye
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purulent arthritis without skin lesions | or triad: tenosynovitis of wrists, ankles, fingers, knees; dermatitis, migratory purulent arthritis
disseminated gonnacoccal infection. cultures may be neg, screening for hiv and syphilis recommended.
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tx disseminated gonnacoccal infection
IV ceftriazone for 7-14 days, switch to po cefixime when clinically improved, empire azithromycin once or seven days of doxy for chlamydia
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toxic shock presentation
diffuse rash, fever and HYPOtension
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tx severe symptomatic hypercalcemia
vigorous IV normal saline (Ca over 12) hemodialysis with calcium free dialysate if unresponsive. long term tx is bisphosphonates avoid loops except in heartfailure
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hypercalcemia symptoms
salt wasting, volume depletion, dry membranes, high BUN/Cr ratio
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arrhythmia in digoxin toxicity
atrial tach with AV block
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tx chalazion
incision and cutterage ( v. hot compress for stye, plus antibiotic ointment if needed)
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associated with hyperpigmentation
primary adrenal insufficiency, usually autoimmune. hyperkalemia, hyponatremia, hypotension
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low cortisol, high ACTH, low aldo
primary adrenal insufficiency, autoimmune
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low corticol, low ACTH, normal aldo
secondary adrenal insufficiency. possible hyponatremia, but no severe symptoms. usually from taking glucocorticoids, but can be lymphocitc invasion of pitiatuary or sheehans syndrome (pituiatry infarct) in paptpartum F
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p waves unrelated to QRS, dx and tx
complete heart block, cardiac pacing
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abscence of measurable erythropoetin in urine
polycythemia vera
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increased bone marrow iron
hemachromatosis, anemia of chronic diseae, sideroblastic anemia
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auer rods
acute promyelocytic leukemia
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difference between AML and CML
fever is uncommon in AML and suggests infection, splenomegaly is rare, and peripheral smear shows myleoblasts
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tartrate restitant acid phophatase
hairy cell
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low leukocyte alkaline phosphate activity
chronic myelogenous leukemia (phil. chrom. BCR-ABL1 inhibits tk phos)
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myeloblasts
AML
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most common US leukemia
CLL
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blast cells
lymphoblastic leukemia
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reed sternberg cells
on biopsy in Hodgkins
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leukocytosis, basophilia, splenomegaly
CML
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pruritic rash on wrists and hands
scabies
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scabies tx
permethrin 12%, oral ivermectin
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lyme tx
orl doxycycline, IV ceftriazone if disseminate, severe, amoxicillin in pregnant or kids under eight
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doxycycline in kids
discolors teeth, skeletal malformation
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dx ankylosing spondylitis
xray showing fused sacroiliac joints or bamboo spine
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prussian blue
when positive indicates hemolysis (presence of hemosiderin) in urine
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dark urine after meds (antibiotics, antimalarials, nitrofuratoin) or infection
think G6P deficiency, oxidative stress. heinz bodies
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hemolysis caused by alphahethyldopa or pencillin
autoimmune 2/2 igG binding to RBCs, Coombs +
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epidural hematoma cause
middle meningeal artery (lentiform)
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subarachnoid hemorrhage cause
ruptured aneurysm, sometimes trauma
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subdural hematoma cause
torn bridging veins
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Post-transplant patient w/pneumonia and colitis
CMV
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IgG autoantibodies against platelet membrane glycoproteins
ITP: antecedent viral infection, petechiae and ecchymosis, mucocutaneous bleeding. tx systemic glucocorticoids
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mild thrombocytopenia, giant platelets, disproportionate bleeding
Bernard-Soulier, AR absence of platelet glyocprotein Ib-IX-V
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common acquired causes of aplastic anemia
parvovirus, EBV, drugs, chemo, radiation
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platelets remain over 30,000; no clinical bleeding
hypersplenism
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thrombocytopenia, microangiopathic hemolytic anemia, low clotting factors, long PT
DIC
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recurrent chalazion tx
histology for sagacious carcinoma, basal cell carcinoma. Then steroid injection and/or incision and cuttrage
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parenchymal atrophy due to calyceal dilation
obstructive uropathy
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pathologic hallmark of diabetic nephropathy
nodular glomerulosclerosis, though diffuse is more common (Kimmelstiel-Wilson nodules, basement membrane changes
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shoulder: decrease in passive or active motion, more stiffness than pain
adhesive capsulitis
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shoulder: pain with abduction, external rotation, subacromial tenderness, normal range of motion
rotator cuff tendinopathy (tear in pts over 40)
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anterior shoulder pain, with lifting, carrying, reaching overhead; weakness uncommon
biceps tendinopathy/rupture
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uncommon trauma-induced gradually onset of deep/anterior shoulder pain. decreased active and passive abduction, external rotation
glenohumeral osteoarthrits
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most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer
TNM stage (tumor burden)
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prog in breast cancer, most to least
TNM, ER+ and PR+ (good), Her-2neu (bad), poor differentiation (bad)
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most common neuro symptom in Lyme (borrelia burgdorferi)
facial nerve palsy
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triad of ipsilateral facial pain, ear pain, and vesicles in auditory canal
Ramsay Hunt syndrome (herpse zoster oticus)
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most common cause of idiopathic facial nerve palsy
herpes simplex and varicella zoster reactivation
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graft v host pathogenesis
activation of donor T lymphocytes (affects skin, intestine, liver)
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expansive soap-bubble lytic area on x-ray
giant cell tumor: benign and locally aggressive bone tumor of young adults, often on distal femur or proximal tibia near knee
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pain at night, unrelated to activity but responsive to NSAIDs, cortical lesions with central lucency on xray
osteiod osteoma
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osteoclast resorbtion of bone leads to fibrous replacement, brown tumors, salt and pepper on imaging
osteolitis fibrosa cystica (Von Recklinghausen dz of bone)
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pain with flexing long finger while patient extends fingers and wrist
radial tunnel syndrome, may accompany lateral epicondylitis
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anterior MI vessel and leads
LAD, V1-6
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inferior MI vessel and leads
RCA or LCX. ST elevation in II, III, aVF
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posterior MI vessel and leads
LCX or RCA, ST depression in V1-3, elevation in 1 and aVL (LCX), depression in 1 and aVL (RCA)
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lateral MI vessel and leads
LCX, diagonal; ST elevation in Leads I, aVL, V5, V6; ST depression in II, III, and aVF
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right ventricular MI vessel and leads (occurs in 1/2 of inferior MI)
RCA, ST elevation in leads V4-V6
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leading cause of B12 deficiency
pernicious anemia! anti-intrinsic factor antibodies. associated with 2x risk of gastric cancer
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microcytic anemia, elevated RBCs, hypochromia on smear with target cells
beta thalassemia
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macro-ovalocytes, megoblasts and hypersegmented neutrophils on smear
cobalamin (B12) deficiency
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treat iron overload in transfusion-dependent thalassemia or sickle cell
deferoxamine
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tx anemia of chronic disease, CKD, transient bone marrow failure
erythropoetin
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folic acid deficiency anemia
megaloblastic
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increases hemoglobin f levels
hydroxyurea (sickle cell)
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tx autoimmune hemolytic anemia
prednisone
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tx symptomatic hereditary spherocytosis
splenectomy (also used in autoimmune hemolytic anemia, beta-thalassemia and hemoglobin H dz)
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tx beta-thalessemia
no tx required
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BUN/Cr in dehydration
greater than 20. give crystalloid solutions (normal saline. colloid solutions are used in burns, hypoproteinemia)
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severe polyarthralgias, HA, myalgia, fever, rash, recent travel to tropical area
chikungunya fever (from aides mosquito). tx supportive
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Direct Coombs +
Autoantibodies are on the surface of RBCs (autoimmune hemolysis)
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Indirect Coombs
Screens for autoantibodies to RBCs in the serum. Used in cross matching, prevention newborn hemolytic disease
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pyroxidine
tx sideroblastic anemia (isoniazid!). normo/hypochromic (is B6: also in EtOH, drug malnutrition)
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acid-fast oocytes in stool of HIV pt
cryptosporidium (CD under 180)
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spores in HIV pt stool
microsporidia
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abx cause this type of hearing loss
neurosensory
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hyperthyroid with low I uptake
thyroiditis, stroma ovari (rare, nonpalpable thyroid)
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double duct sign
biliary obstruction in pancreatic cancer
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vitiligo associated dz
autoimmune, including perncious anemia
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risk factors for constrictive pericarditis
idiopathic, prior surgery(CABG or valve), TB, malignancy, anemia
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constrictive pericarditis v cardiac amyloid
amyloid has LVH, periorbital purpura, heavy proteinuria and hepatomegaly
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LH and FSH in PCOS
LH:FSH ratio increased
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nonclassical congential adrenal hyperplasia
young adults w/hyperandrogenism, increased 17-hydroxyprogesterone
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target BP in DM nephropathy
130/80
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acute adrenal insuffiency symptoms
hypotension, ab pain, vomiting, diarrhea, wt loss, weakness, orthostasis
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tx acute adrenal insufficiency
dexamethasone, fluids
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thyroid storm symptoms
tachycardia, arrhythmia, HTN, mental status change and lid lag
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anti-topoisomerase I
systemic sclerosis
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extrapulmonary small cell lung cancer
endocrine (SIADH, hyperCa, cushings), heme (trouseaus'. DVTs), neuro (lambert-eaton, neuropathy), MSK (clubbing, dermo/polymyositis)
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mobitz I cause and tx
AV block (avoid digoxin, beta-blockers, or calcium channel blockers.)
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aminosalicylates
methalazine, sulfasalzine. anti-inflammatory, tx UC (IBD), Crohns, RA
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raised, well-circumscribed itchy plaques, quick to form and resolve
urticaria: infxn, drugs, allergy. idio
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Dubin Johnson v Rotor
Dubin has black pigmented liver
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spared eye injury
hidden antigen response
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SLE eye
circulated immune complexes
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IgE reagin in eye
allergic conjunctivitis
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beta blockers in CHF
bad in decompensation (systolic dysfunction)
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cord-like veins in smoker
trouseau's sign (hypercoag)! CT abdomen for occult visceral malignancy
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Burr cells
ESRD
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Howell-Jolly bodies
black pellets in RBCs, asplenia, post-splenectomy
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spur cells (acanthocytes)
liver disease
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target cells
beta-thal, liver dz
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low in sick euthyroid
T3! T4 and TSH normal
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false positive VDR-L
antiphospholipid. tx (in preg) w/low molecular weight heparin
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rubella v measles
both start on face, spare palms. measles spreads more slowly, has fever over 104
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anti-basement membrane, linear Ig (dx, symptoms)
Goodpasture's (young coughing men w/bad kidneys)
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sinitis, kidney problems, older adults, fever and malaise
Wegner's
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erythropoetin AE
increased CV risks, embolism, stroke
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tx cardiogenic shock
nitrates can cause. give saline for hypotension, then dobutamine if needed (beta-adrenergic agonist like epi)
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tx anaphylactic shock
epinephrine (hyotension, bronchospasm)
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cardiac index
proportional to CO, refelcts left ventricular function
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PCWP
reflects left atrial pressure
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vit. D OD: symptoms, causes
hypercalcemia! ab pain, constipation, polydipsia. supplements, granulomatous dz (sarcoid), lymphoma
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prolactinoma labs
prolactin over 200, low LH, norml TSH
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prolactinoma symptoms (M, W)
men: infertility, impotence, gynocomastia. women: menopausal symptoms
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asthma, rhinosinitis, nasal polyps
aspirin-exascerbated respiratory dz (AERD: pseudo-allergy, also caused by NSAIDs)
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meniere's triad
vertigo, tinnitus, fullness.
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treat stones this size w/fluids and pain management
under 5mm
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spider angiomas and gynocomastia
estrogen not converted to testosterone in liver dz
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lung infilterates, diarrhea, confusion and fever (non-IC)
think of legionella! tx macrolides (-omycin), quinolones (-floxacin)
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amoxicillin-clavulanate (augmentin)
fight bite, cat scratch, sinusitis, CAP (good for beta-lactamase producing haemophilus, moraxella)
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cephtriaxone
beta-lactam, 3rd gen cephalosporine, active against gram positives, some gram neg (NOT for atypical pneumonias)
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macrolides (-omycin) cover
gram positives, limited negatives (pertussis, h. flu). common substitute for penicillin if allergies
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quinolones (-floxacin) cover
broad-spectrum gram pos and neg
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uric acid stone tx
potassium citrate (alkalizes urine), hydration, low purine diet
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furosemide and stones
increases urine Ca, increase Ca stones
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HCTZ and stones
decreases urine Ca, may decrease Ca stones
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most stones
Ca oxolate. (cysteine in IEM, struvite in proteus UTI)
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ADAMST13
low in familial TTP
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anti-cardiolipin antibody
high in anti-phospholipid syndrome (AV thrombus, miscarriage, microlytic anemia, neurofindings)
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most common nursing home pneumonia
strep pneumo
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dx rotator cuff tear
inject lidocaine to r/o tendonitis, then MRI
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postmeal ab pain, obstipation, nausea
small bowel obstruction
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prior surgery (cholesistectomy), acid suppression, motility disorders (DM, s.sclerosis), immunosuprression
SIBO! diarrhea, malabsorption and wt loss due to bacterial overgrowth
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BRBPR and neg colonoscopy
RBC scintography (tagged RBC scan), less invasive than angiography
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elevated C-peptide and proinsulin elevation
beta cell tumor (high insulin, hypoglycemia)
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common phototoxic ance treatment
tetracyclines (doxy)
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neuro deficits appear or worsen with folate
cobalamin (B12) deficiency
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INR for DVT, a fib
2-3
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INR for pros. valves
2.5-3.5
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3 Ds of pellagra
diarrhea, dermatitis, dementia (and death! naicin deficiency from corn-based diets. Africa, india, china, alcoholics, carcinoid syndrome, Hartnup's dz)
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AR amino acid transport disorder, particularly affecting tryptophan
Hartnup's dz, looks like pellagra (niacin def.)
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smaller confidence interval
more precise. increaing sample size decrease CI
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validity is measured by
sensitivity/specificity
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lactose intolerance tests
positive hydrogen breath test, positive stool reducing agents, low stool pH, high stool osmotic gap
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tx hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
BBs (it's AD)
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peripheral Ca blocker, arterial dilation
amlodipine
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cardiac acting Ca blocker
verapamil, diltiazem, can treat hypertrophic cardiomyopthy
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pericarditis and renal dysfunction
uremic pericarditis! tx dialysis
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tx idiopathic or viral percarditis
indomethacin (NSAID) + colchicine
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impaired osteoid matrix mineralization
osteomalacia. low Ca or Phos! malabsorption, sprue, CLD, CKD
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defect in collagen I formation
osteogenesis imperfecta
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prophylax for lyme with doxy if
deer tick (ixodes scapularis), and 36hr exposure (or engorged), and within 72hr, and lyme rate in area >20%, and doxy not contraindicated
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meningococcal vaccine age
11-12, booster at 16-21
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no live vaccines in patients on
TNF inhibitors (infliximab)
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tx CKD anemia
erythropoetin and Fe
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abdominal lymphoma and high IgA
heavy chain dz
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hyperviscosity and high IgM
Wallenstrom's macrogloblemia
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causes of clubbing
malignancy, CF, cardiac shunting
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Fe, ferritin, and tranferrin sat in iron deficiency
low, low, low
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Fe, ferritin, and tranferrin sat in thalassemia
high, high, high
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Fe, ferritin, and tranferrin sat in anemia of chronic dz
low, normal, normal
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mupirocin
tx impetigo, and nares MRSA
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AD ankyrin deficiency
hereditary sphereocytosis. high MCHC, high osmotic fragility on acified glycerol lysis test, abnormal eosin-5-maleimide test
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hereditary sphereocytosis tx
folate, transfusions, splenectomy
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hereditary sphereocytosis complication
bilirubin gallstones, aplastic crisis in parvo B19 infection
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absent CD55
paroxysmal noctural hematuria
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risks in mono
splenic rupture, AI hemolytic anemia and thrombocytopenia 2-3 weeks post infection
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bethanechol
cholinergic agent for urinary retention, atonic bladder
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tamsulosin
relaxes distal ureter (helps pass stones)
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phenazopyridine
ureter analgesic, may promote stones
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secondary amyloid causes
inflammatory arthritis, chronic infection, IBD, vasculitis, cancer.
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BBS in pheochromcytoma
cause rapid elevation in heartrate. give with alpha blockers (-zosins, losins)
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tx mysethnia gravis
pyridostigmine
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leukocytosis w/lymphocytosis and smudge cells
CLL
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ipratropium
inhaled nti-muscarinic agent for COPD
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malaria prophylaxis in chloroquin resistant areas (subsaharan Africa, amazon basin, southern and SE Asia)
mefloquine, atovaquone-proguanil, and doxycycline
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cutaneous and visceral angioa-like blood vessel growths
bartonella (immunocompromise)
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most common cause of folate deficiency anemia (megaloblastic!) in the US
alcoholism
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most frequent case of acute epididymitis
e.coli
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postherpetic neuralgia tx
TCAs, acute antivirals (valacyclovir, acyclovir)
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most common viral encephalitis in immunocompetent adults
herpes! simplex, varicella, EBV
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CSF in viral encephalitis
high WBC (lymphocytes), normal glucose, high protein
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empiric antibiotics: age 2-50
vanc plus 3g cephalosporin (N. menigitis, s. pneumo)
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empiric antibiotics: over 50
vanc, ampicillin, 3g cephalosporin (n. meningitis, s. pneumo, listeria)
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empiric anitbiotics: neurosurgery/shunt
vanc plus cefepime (GNRs, s. aureus, co-ag negative staph)
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empiric antibiotics: immunocompromise
van, ampicillin, cefepime (s. pneumo, n. meningitis, listeria, GNRs)
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empiric antibiotics: penetrating injury to skill
van, cefepime (GNRs, s. aureus, co-ag negative staph)
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alternatives to cefepime
ceftazidime, meropenem
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alternative to ampicillin
trimethoprim-sulfamethazole for listeria
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potassium in addisons
high! Na is low! anorexia, fatigue, hyper pigmentation, vitiligo,
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most gallstones
cholesterol or mixed, radiolucent
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alpha-1-antitrypsin
emphysema! panlobular (not central as in smoking). also at risk for liver dz
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PFTS in emphysema
low FEV/FCV, high TLC, low DLCO
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common tumors that met to bone
lung, breast, thyroid, prostate
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bone pain worse at night, constant, with point tenderness
metastatic cancer (more common that compression fracture in men under 65)
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PPV/NPV in increased prevalence
PPV goes up, NPV goes down (PPV is proportional to prevalence)
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new pneumonia w/in weeks of flu
s. aureus
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SAAG over 1.1
cardiac ascites or cirrhosis (increased capillary hydrostatic pressure)
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SAAG under 1.1
malignancy, pancreatitis, nephrotic syndrome, TB (increased capillary permeability)
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periorbital swelling, hematuria and oliguria 10-20 days post throat or skin infxn
post-strp glomerulonephritis
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drug induced interstitial nephritis presentation
fever, rash, arthralgia, hematurtia, WBC casts
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hematurtia after URI w/normal complement levels
IgA nephropathy
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rare cause of hematuria w/nephritis and and low complement
membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis
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tx V. fib
(fibrillary waves w/o QRS. defib, and give epi)
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cath in PE
elevated r. atrial and pulmonary arterial pressures, normal PCWP
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AE: hypothermia
fluphenazine (typical antipsychotic, inhibits shivering)
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AE: TCAs
wt change, dizziness, insomnia
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numbness, weakness and swelling of arm, weakened radial pulse
thoracic outlet syndrome (vascular obstruction)
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positive Neers
pain with passive arm raise over 60 degrees
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murmurs that get louder w/standing and valsalva
decreased venous return! HCM, MVP
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murmurs that get louder with squatting, handgrip
(increased BP and regurg fraction!) AR, MR, VSD
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tx amebic liver abscess
metronidazole, plus luminal agent (paromomycin), do not drain!
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mixed cryoglobinemia
HCV arthralgias, also associated with chronic vasculitic syndrome (palpable purport, lymphadenopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy)
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tx acute closed angle glaucoma
NOT atropine! IV mannitol (diuretic), acetozolomide (carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, prevents aqueous humour formation), pilocarpine (opens schlemm channel, topical), timolol (BB, reduces humor)
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wegner's triad and tx
systemic vasculitis, upper and lower airway granulomatous inflammation, and glomerulonephritis. cyclophosphamide
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loculated, abnormally contoured effusion with adjacent pulmonary infiltration
empyema in untreated pneumonia
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velcro crackles
idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
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hepatic hydrothorax w/o response to dieuretics
TIPs
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retrospective cohort study v. case control
both are retrospective. cohort compares disease incidence in risk factor + and - patients. cohort compares risk factor frequency in dz + and - patients
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hep C treatment criteria
over 18, serum HCV RNA, fibrosis on liver biopsy and chronic hepatitis, compensated liver dz, stable labs
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contraindications to hep C treatment
alcohol and drug use, uncontrolled major depression
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hep c tx
peginterferon plus ribavirin, also protease inhibitor (tela/boceprevir) if genotype 1
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thin discharge, fish odor, no inflammation. pH over 4.5, amine odor w/KOH
bacterial vaginosis (gardnerella), tx metronidazole
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thin yellow-green frothy discharge, inflammation, pH over 4.5
trichomoniasis. motile trichomonads, metronidazole, treat sexual partner
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thick lumpy discharge, inflammation, normal pH (3.8-4.2), pseudohyphae
candida vaginitis, tx fluconazole. (risk factors: pregnancy, DM, recent antibiotics)
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nocturnal headaches and morning vomitting
red flags for intracranial pathology
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diffuse abdomenal pain, tympani, hyperactive bowel sounds
consider SBO. most often adhesions (post-surgical)
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bacterial meningitis in children
empiric abx (ceftriaxone and vanc) and LP; CT if coma, focal findings, or hx of neurosurg
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eval signs of adrenal insufficiency
cortisol and ACTH levels, cosyntropin stimulation test
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low basal cortisol, high ACTH, minimal response to cosyntropin
primary adrenal insufficiency (cosyntropin is ACTH analog)
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low basal cortisol, low ACTH, suboptimal response to cosyntropin
secondary or tertiary adrenal insufficiency
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bone malformation in DM, osteoporosis
osteoblast dysfunction
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hypercalcemia in sarcoid, TB
overproduction of calcitriol (active vitamin d)
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"mosaic pattern" of lamellar bone, high alk phos, femoral bowing
osteoclast dysfunction, as in Paget's
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severe or dirty wound, immunocompromised, or incomplete/uncertain vaccine hx
give TIG and TT booster (no one else gets TIG; booster for dirty would and more than 5y since booster)
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Northern Africa vaccine recommendations
Hep A, Hep B, typhoid, and polio booster
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yellow fever vaccine when
subsaharan africa, equitorial south america
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when to get meningococcal vaccine for travel
some Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, pilgrims making the hajj to Mecca
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initial treatment for SIADH
fluid restriction. demeclocycline rarely necessary
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tx exercise-induced bronchospasm
inhaled albuterol 10min before (if not daily), otherwise corticosteroids or antileukotrienes (-lukasts)
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rapid bilateral cellulitis of submandibular and sublingual spaces
Ludwig angina, causes by tooth infection. asphyxiation is fatal complication
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complications of ulcerative colitis
sclerosing cholangitis, uveitis, erythema nodosum, spondyloarthropathy, colon cancer, toxic megacolon
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UC colon cancer screening
beginning 8-10 years after diagnosis
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causes Q fever via inhalation from livestock or unpastuerized milk
coxiella burnetii
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restricitive lung dz in ankylosing spondilytis
diminished chest wall and spinal mobility
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anti-intrinsic factor abs
pernicious anemia (leads to b12 def., shiny tongue, gastric cancer)
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characteristics of Graves opthalmopathy
decreased convergence, diplopia, exopthalmos, gritty sensation