Miscellaneous Topics On Prev Med And Public Health Flashcards
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Symptoms not seen in acute cystitis?
Fever
Not partof the Tetralogy of Fallot?
Left ventricular hypertrophy
A determinant factor of a more-long term malnutrition?
Height
Not a part of the criteria dor metabolic syndrome?
Total cholesterol
Positive Murphys sign?
Acute cholecystitis
Performed by palpating the subcostal area during inspiration. Positive if pain is elicited and the patient suddenly stops their inspiratory effort.
Sign of meningeal irritation, when there is pain on leg extension while on supine and with hips and knees flexed?
Kernig
Sign of meningeal irritation, when passive forward flexion of the neck causes the patient to involuntarily raise the knees or hips in flexion
Brudzinki’s sign
Hallmarks of Acute Appendicitis? (3)
- Obturator sign
- Rovsings sign
- Psoas sign
Performed by passive internal rotation of the flexed right thigh with the patient supine position. Positive if with hypogastric pain on stretching the obturator internus muscle.
Obturator sign
Pain at the RLQ when palpatory pressure exerted at the LLQ.
Rovsing Sign
When a patient lies on the left side , examiner slowly extends right thigh stretching the iliopsoas muscle. Positive if extension produces pain.
Psoas sign
Evidence on cough medicine for reducing cough in the adult and children population.
No good evidence exists for or against the effectiveness of OTC cough medications on the reduction of cough.
ECG Components?
-P wave : represents atrial depolarization
-QRS: represents ventricular depolarization
-T wave : represents ventricular repolarization
ECG changes seen in hypokalemia? (4)
- Flattening and inversion of T waves
- Followed by QT interval prolongation
- Visible U wave
- Mild ST depression in more severe hypokalemia
Positive Moro reflex in a 4-day old infant.
- Leg extension
- Arm abduction
- Arm adduction
Involved in management of palpitations?
- Beta adrenergic blockers like propranolol for patients requiring pharmacotherapy
- Patients with structural cardiac problem should undergo echocardiography
- In cases no abnormality could be identified after thorough evaluation, health education, counseling and reassurance would be appropriate.
Diagnostic tests that can help in diagnosing complaint of a female elderly having a hard time holding her urine , with increasing severity of symptoms.
- Urinalysis
- Urine culture and sensitivity
- Papanicolaou smear
Type of incontinence occurring in this patient : Female elderly having a hard time holding her urine , with increasing severity of symptoms and noted occasional coughing and laughing out loud triggers of wetting underwear.
Urinary Stress Incontinence
Included in treatment of incontinence?
- Medications
- Kegel’s exercise
- Bladder training
Indication for urologic referral of incontinence among male patients?
Prostate evaluation
Lab tests that best diagnose Group A Beta Hemolytic Tonsillopharyngitis?
Strep throat culture
DOC for treating Group A Beta Hemolytic Tonsillopharyngitis?
Penicillin
Symptoms indicative of obstructive adenoids?
- Snoring
- Mouth breathing
- Airway obstruction
Main causes of acne?
- Excess oil
- Clogged hair follicles by oil or dead skin
- Bacteria
- Inflammation