Misc Flashcards
(30 cards)
before starting IV fluids, make sure to r/o
pulmonary edema from heart failure
pleural effusion
(done with CXR)
indications for PPSV23 before 65
chronic heart, lung, liver disease
diabetic, alcoholic, current smoker
indications for PCV13 + PPSV23 before 65 (very high risk patients)
immunocompromised
CKD
CSF leaks
cochlear implants
pneumonia vaccines after turning 65
PCV13 then PPSV23 6-12 months later
Cushings electrolyte abnormality and reasoning
hypernatremia, hypokalemia
cortisol has mineralocorticoid activity, binds aldosterone receptors, causes K wasting
causes of Charcot joint / neurogenic arthropathy
- tx
diabetes
B12 deficiency
tertiary syphilis
peripheral nerve damage
tx underlying disease, special shoes
management of mild, drug induced hypersensitivity reaction (urticaria, no systemic sxs)
antihistamine and d/c offending drug
positive FAST
equivocal FAST
positive: ex lap
equivocal: diagnostic peritoneal lavage
shock within a few minutes of transfusion
- dx
- mechanism
anaphylactic reaction
recipient preformed IgA Ab
respiratory distress and pulm edema within 6 hours of transfusion
- dx
- mechanism
TRALI
donor’s leukocyte Ab
transient hypotension in patient taking ACEi, and given transfusion
- dx
- mechanism
primary hypotension reaction
bradykinin in blood products
fever, chills, septic shock, DIC within minutes of transfusion
- dx
bacterial sepsis
splenectomy vaccinations
Meningococcal
PCV13
Hib
all either at least 2 weeks before or 2 weeks after splenectomy
complications of heat stroke
rhabdo
renal failure
ARDS
coagulopathic bleeding
abd pain, constipation, polydipsia
hypercalcemia
dry skin
HA
abd pain
blurry vision
vit A toxicity
straight lines actually appear wave. dx?
macular degeneration
indication for using IV sodium bicarb
pH less than 7.2
prophylaxis post splenectomy
daily PCN 3-5 years after splenectomy
people at risk for thiamine deficiency
alcoholics
bariatric surgery
timeline of febrile non hemolytic reaction
what to do to blood in future
1-6 hours after transfusion
leukoreduction
acute hemolytic reaction
- time frame
- sxs
- complications
within 1 hour of transfusion
fever, chills, flank pain, hemoglobinuria
renal failure, DIC
patients with IgA deficiency should get what type of blood transfusion
washed blood
what diseases increase production of vitamin D / calcitriol and result in kidney stones and renal failure?
sarcoidosis
TB