MKSAP Flashcards

(28 cards)

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Malignant melanoma follow up

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  1. Bresblow depth of <1mm and successful resection - follow up in 12 months
  2. metastatic melanoma- for BRAF mutations can use BRAF inhibitors, such as vemurafenib and dabrafenib, otherwise can use check point inhibitors
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Hydroxiurea compliance

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Check for macrocytosis

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3
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Metastatic lung adenocarcinoma

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Can check for PDL-1 mutation for pembro

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4
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Metastatic prostate cancer therapy

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for patients with new bone leasions, start therapu=y with an antiandrogen such as biclutatide prior to GnRH agonist luprolide because luprolide can transiently worsen symptoms

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Erlotinib

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Erlotinib is indicated for treatment of metastatic non–small cell lung cancer in patients with an EGFR mutation.

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crizotinib.

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ALK translocations and ROS1 mutations derive similar benefit from crizotinib in metastatic NSCLC

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7
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SLE refractory to all traditional treatments

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add Belimumab - B lymphocyte stimulator protein antagonist

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8
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Double posative ANCA

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Think drug induced

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9
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changes to lamotrogine when starting a oral contraceptive

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increase it, oral contraceptives increase the metabolism

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10
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cutaneous abscess

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incision and drainage. No antibiotic treatment unless there are systemic signs of illness

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11
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mild TBI

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neuropsych testing before return to play

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indications for aortic valve replacement

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For patients with severe aortic regurgitation, surgical aortic valve replacement is recommended in the presence of symptoms attributable to regurgitation, left ventricular ejection fraction less than 50%, or another indication for cardiac surgery. In addition, surgical aortic valve replacement can be beneficial in asymptomatic patients with significant left ventricular dilatation (end-systolic dimension >50 mm or indexed end-systolic dimension >25 mm/m2). In the absence of these findings, clinical evaluation and surveillance echocardiography every 6 to 12 months is recommended.

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Therapy for MS mobility impairments

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dalfampridine, a voltage-gated potassium channel antagonist, significantly improved timed 25-foot walking speeds in patients with multiple sclerosis and gait impairment.

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14
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alcoholic ketoacidosis

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don’t necessarily have to have ketones in urine

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15
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Hemochromotosis with elevated liver chemistries

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get a biopsy

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premature ejactulation

17
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Vaccienes needed prior to starting TNF alpha inhibitors

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Herpies zoster to prevent disseminated disease and post herpatic neuroalgia

18
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voriconazole complications

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skin cancer with prolonged use

19
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subepithelial collagen band on colon biopsy

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microscopic colitis, treat with budesonide

20
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Medications that need to be discontinued prior to secondary causes of hypertension workup

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Spiro/epleronone, amitriptoline (causes falsely elevated metanephrines)

21
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work up of breast mass in pt’s >30y/o

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mammo and US despite breast density

22
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D-lactic acidosis

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Think in people wit anion gap and hx of malabsorption or small bowel resection

Pt’s will present with confusion and ataxia

23
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chrons flare despite previous pred tapers

24
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which antiepileptic does not cause bone loss

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hypoparathyroid maagement
have to monitor urine calcium because this can often limit therapy
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mirabegron
anticolenergic used to treat BPH
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status epilepticus in a patient allergic to phenytoin
Valproic acid
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murmurs that warrant echos
(1) a systolic murmur grade 3/6 or higher (grade 3, moderately loud murmur; grade 4, loud murmur associated with a palpable thrill; grade 5, very loud murmur but cannot be heard without the stethoscope; and grade 6, can be heard without a stethoscope); (2) late or holosystolic murmurs; (3) diastolic or continuous murmurs; or (4) murmurs with accompanying symptoms. This patient with a holosystolic murmur that radiates to the axilla needs further evaluation with TTE.