Mixed final study Flashcards

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What drug can you use if INR is subtherapeutic on Warfarin?

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Rivaroxaban (works in 2-4 hrs)

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What are the features of Zinc deficiency and what puts patients at risk?

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Alopecia, abnormal taste, bullous, pustulous lesions, surrounding orifices/extremities, impaired wound healing

patients on TPN or Jejunal resection

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What endocrine abnormality is associated with Amiodarone?

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Hypo/hyperthyroid

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How do you treat HF associated with HTN?

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Suppl O2, IV furosemide, consider nitro

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What arrhythmia is most specific to digitalis toxicity?

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Atrial tachy with AV block

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Most common side effects of Epo therapy?

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Worsening HTN, HAs, flu like sx

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How can hypokalemia worsen hepatic encephalopathy?

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Low K increases renal ammonia production

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What are the signs of alcohol withdrawal?

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Agitation, delirium, seizures, tachycardia, HTN, fever

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What may be the cause of hypopituitarism with mild/mod increase in prolactin?

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Nonfunctioning gonadotroph adenoma

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Treatment for acute cystitis uncomplicated?

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Nitrofurantoin, Bactrim, fosfomycin

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What treatment for Grave’s can worsen opthalmopathy? How can you avoid?

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Radioactive iodine therapy, because transient rise in thyroid hormones, pretreat with glucocorticoids

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Which fungal infections are ubiquitous in all regions of the country and can show pulmonary nodule with halo sign?

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aspergillosis

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What markers can be found in patients with viral arthritis?

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Positive RF, weakly positive ANA

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What is the chronicity of arthritis from RA or SLE?

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chronic conditions, resolve in >4weeks

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What is the most likely cause of contact lens associated keratitis?

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Gram negatives like Pseudomonas and Serratia

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How do you differentiate SJS from TEN?

17
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What are the recommended vaccines for traveling to north africa?

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Hep A/B, typhoid, polio booster

18
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How can you differentiate fibromyalgia from polymyositis and polymyalgia rheumatica?

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FM - Young middle aged, no lab abnormalities
PM - elevated muscle enzymes
PR - very high ESR, >50yo

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What is indication for chest tube placement with parapneumonic effusion, and what can confirm the need for this?

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Empyema - low pH of effusion fluid is indicative

20
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What medication shouldnt be given in patients who have MI HF w/ flash pulmonary edema? What should they get?

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beta-blockers, give furosemide

21
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What test should all patients with cirrhosis get every 6 months? What test should they get at least once in the beginning of their care?

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RUQ ultrasound to look for HCCa

EGD at least once to look for varices

22
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What are the signs of opioid withdrawal?

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dilated pupils, piloerection, dysphoria, myalgias, abdominal pain

23
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What are the features of delirium tremens? How can you prevent?

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Chlordiazepoxide (Librium)

DT = HTN, tachycardia, agitation, hallucinations (bugs crawling), fever

24
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What should be initiated while waiting for imaging studies when suspecting epidural spinal cord compression?

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IV Steroids

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What is osteitis deformans?
Paget disease
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What are the effects of hydrochlorathiazide to LDL, blood glucose, triglycerides, calcium?
Increased LDL, trigs, hyperglycemia Decreased Ca
27
What skin finding is found with mycoplasma infection?
Erythema multi forme
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What are the skin findings of porphyria cutanea tarda?
Painless blisters, increased skin fragility, facial hypertrichosis and hyper pigmentation
29
Which bacterial infections are most associated with cystoscopy?
Enterococcus
30
What is the criteria for doing a rapid strep antibody?
Two or more of tonsillar exudates, tender anterior adenopathy, fever, and absence of cough
31
What does increased residual lung volume indicate?
Obstructive process
32
How do you manage risk for strep bacteremia in patients with splenectomy?
Vaccines for pneumo and meningococcal before, penicillin ppx 3-5 years out
33
What is needle thoracostomy used for?
Emergently for life threatening pneumothorax
34
Which patients are at an increased risk for septic arthritis?
Elderly, previous joint disease (gout, OA, implant, but especially RA), IV drug use, diabetes
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What is the preferred drug used to treat Hep B?
Tenofovir