Ophtho/ENT/GU/MSK Flashcards

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Define Hordeolum

How are these Tx

Systemic ABX such as ? are used if ? Dx is present

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Painful, hot stye d/t infected eye lid gland

Warm compress
Topical ABX

Cellulitis;
Doxy, Erythromycin

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Define Chalazion

Where are these MC found

How are these Tx

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Painless lesions d/t noninfected obstruction of meibomian gland

Upper eyelid

Warm compress
Incision/curettage
CCX

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Defie Blepharitis

What two Dx are commonly assoicated w/ blepharitis’

What do Pts present complaining of

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Inflammation of eyelids d/t dysfunctional meibomian gland or Staph infection

Seborrhea
Rosacea

Crusty eyelids in AM

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How is Blepharitis Dx

How are these Tx

? is the MC Ophtho c/c in ER

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Slit lamp exam

Warm compress
Eyelid hygiene
Topical ABX

Corneal abrasion

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How are corneal abrasions Dx

How are these Tx

What are the 3 MCC of hearing loss

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Fluorescein staining

Topical ABX:
Cipro
Ofloxacin
Polymyxin
Gentamicin
Erythromycin
Tobramycin

Presbycusis
Impaction
Eustacian dysfunction

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Define Conductive Hearing Loss

Define Sensorineural HL

Neural hearing loss is MC d/t ?

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Lesions in EAC/TM/Mid ear preventing sound conduction

Lesion in inner eary/CN8

Cerebellopontine angle tumor

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Weber Test results

Rinne test results

All children under 7y/o have some form of ? ear issue

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Lateralizes to affected ear w/ CHL;
Lateralizes to unaffected ear w/ SHL

CHL= bone > air
SNHL= air > bone

ET dysfunction

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How does Eustachian Tube Dysfunction present

This is a primary cause of ? two issues

How is this Dx

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Ear fullness/popping w/ intermittent pain/tinnitus

AOM, OME

Tympanogram

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How is Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Tx

3 MC microbes causing AOM

Time frames for acute, chronic and recurrent

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Pseudophedrine
Ibuprofen
Nasal steroids
Surgery- medical failure

Strep pneumo
H influenza
Moraxella catarrhalis

Acute: <3wks
Chronic: >3mon
Recurrent: 3 episodes in 6mon; 4 episodes in 12mon

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Time frame for COM

What will be seen in PE

What is a key finding for Dx

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> 3mon

Clear serous fluid in middle ear w/out S/Sxs of infection

Limited mobility of TM w/ pneumotoscopy

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How is AOM Tx

What is used for 2nd line Tx

What is used for Pts w/ PCN allergy

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Amox
Cefixime for PEds

Augmentin

Bactrim Azith Erythromycin

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How is COM Tx

How does Otitis Externa present on PE

What would tuning fork results look like

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Myringotomy

Itching, Pain w/ manipulation

Weber lateralizes to blocked canal

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3 MC microbes causing Otitis Externa

? variant will DMs have

Fungal OM is caused by ?

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Pseudomonas
Staph A
Proteus

Malignant OE

Aspergillus

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How is bacterial OE Tx if there’s a chance of perf

How is Fungal OE Tx

? is the MCC of CHL

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Cipro and Dexameth
Ofloxacin

2% acetic acid
Clotrimazole
PO Itraconazole

Cerumen impaction

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What will Weber/Rinne look like during impaction

How can this be softened for removal

How long are Sxs needed for sinusitis Dx

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W to affected side
R: A > B conduction

Carbamide peroxide
Trithanolamine

Worsen over 5-7d,
Fail to improve >10d

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How are adults w/ sinusitis Tx

How is this Tx in Pts w/ PCN allergy

What is done for second line therapy in Pts that fail to improve in 7d

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Amoxicillin
Augmentin

Doxycycline
Cephalosporin w/ Clinda

Augmentin
Levo/Moxi-flox

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How is Chronic Sinusitis Tx

MC site for anterior nose bleeds to come from

Where do posterior bleeds come from

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Augmentin
PCN-all: Clinda

Kiesselbachs/Little’s area

Woodruffs plexus: Shenopalatine artery

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How are nose bleeds Tx

What types of bleeds are admitted

Define Leukoplakia

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Pressure x 15min leaning fwd
Afrin x 2
Anterior packing w/ cephalosporin

Posterior w/ balloon packing

White patches on buccal surfaces that can’t be wiped off

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Leukoplakia itself is benign but can lead to ?

? type of leukoplakia has a higher risk for dysplasia and Ca

? form of leukoplakia is not premalignant

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SCC

Erythroplakis

Hairy leukoplakia from EBV in HIV Pts

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How is Leukoplakia Dx

How is it Tx

How is PO Hairy Leukoplakis Tx

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Biopsy

Excision
Cryosurgery

Zidovudine
Ganciclovir
Topical podophyllin or Isotretinoin

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Difference between Leukoplakia and Hairy Leukoplakia

When do aphthous ulcers need to be considered for biopsy

What topical anesthetics can be used

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Hairy won’t progress into SCC

Lasting >3wks

Mg hydroxide
Dphenhydramine hydrochloride

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Bacterial pharyngitis is MCC by ?

What criteria is used for Dx//ABX

Gold standard for Dx

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GAStrep

Centor:
Fever >100.4
Anterior adenopathy
Cough, no
Exudate
3 of 4= rapid

Rapid then Culture

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Why are ABX used in the Tx of bacterial pharyngitis

MCC of viral pharyngitis

How is this form Dx

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PCN, Macrolide

Adenovirus

Atypical lymphocytes; monospot test

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How is fungal pharngitis Tx

How is this Dx Tx in Pts w/ HIV

How long after sickness can Pts w/ Mono return to sports

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Clotrimazole troches
Miconazole
Nystatin

Fluconazole

3wks from Sx onset

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How is ghonorrhea pharyngitis Tx What two PE findings are highly suggestive of tonsilar abscesses These are AKA ? abscess
Ceftriaxone Deviated palate Asymmetric uvula rise Quincy's
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? are the MC aerobic and anaerobic microbes causing tonsilar abscesses How are these Tx non-surgically Infections of upper airway/epiglottitis is MC from ?
Staph, Strep Bacteroides Augmentin, Clindamycin H Influenza b
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What will be seen on PE of epiglottitis What position do Pts adopt How is it Dx
Drooling Dysphagia Distress Sniffing dog- neck hyperextended, chin protrusion Xray- thumbprint sign
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What ABX are used for epiglottitis after admission When is throat Ca a DDx from pharyngitis If PO/IM steroids are going to be used for Tx, what must be done first
IV Ceftriax and Clinda Hoarse >2wks w/ Hx of ETOh/Tobacco Vocal cord eval prior to start
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Renal artery stenosis is MCC by ? What presentation signals this Dx What imaging is used for Dx How is this Tx
Atherosclerosis, Fibromuscluar dyplasia Pt Tx w/ ACEI and develops kidney failure First: US GS: renal ateriography Percutaneous transluminal angiography
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What causes Syphilis After 3wk incubation, what are the three phases What is seen if acquired congenitally
Treponema pellidum (spirochette) Primary: painless chancre Secondary: erythematous rash, condyloma lata Tertiary: latent; systemic, mucosal growth- gummas Hutchinson teeth Saddle nose deformity ToRCH syndrome
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How is syphilis Dx How isneurosyphilis Dx ? conditions can cause a false pos result
Monospot w/ reactive treponemal test Lumbar puncture Lyme Malaria Pregnancy TB
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How is syphilis Tx What is usd for PTs w/ allergy to mainstay Tx What is the hallmark PE finding for trichomonas vaginitis
PCN G: Primary/Secondary: IM Congenital/late: IV Doxy or Tetracycline Strawberry cervix Mobile, pear shaped protozoa w/ flagella on wet mount
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How is Trichomonas Vaginitis Tx What causes condyloma acuminate How are these prevented How are they Tx
Metronidazole HPV 6, 11 Gardasil- protects from 6, 11 and two most Ca types: 16, 18 Podofilox, Cryo
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How does HSV present on PE Where do these reside in for life What are HHV 3-8 names
Grouped vesicles on erythematous base, all in same stages of development Trigeminal, Sacral ganglia 3: Varicella Zoster 4: EBV 5: CMV 6: Roseolovirus, 6th dz 7: similar to 6 8: rhadinovirus called Kaposi sarcoma associated HSV
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? is the MC virus passed from mother to unborn baby How are HSV cases Dx How are they Tx
CMV Tzanck prep- multinucleated gian cells FAV-cyclovir
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What kind/shape is N gonorrhoeae ? biliary-hepatic dz can gonorrhea mimic How is it Dx
Gram neg diplococci Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome NAAT: women: vaginal swab men: first catch UA Persistent after ABX= culture
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How is gonorrhea Tx What is used for PTs allergic to mainstay Tx ? is the MC STI
Ceftriaxone, + doxy for chlamydia Gentamicin + Azith Chlamydia
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Gold standard to Dx chlamydia How is chlamydia Tx How is gonorrhea Tx How is chlamydia Tx during pregnancy
NAAT Azithromycin, Doxy Ceftriaxone Azith, Amox
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# Define Chancroid What microbe causes this How is it Dx How is it Tx
STD w/ painful ulcers and inguinal adenpoathy/bulbo Haemophilus ducreyi: gram neg rod Serologic testing Gram stain, culture Ceftriax or Axithromycin
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AIDS is defined as a ? three criteria? How is this Dx made What is used to monitor infectivity and Tx effectiveness
CD4 <200 Opportunistic infections Malignancies Immunoassay ELISA (screen) and Western Blot (confirm) HIV RNA viral load
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When is HAART therapy initiated for HIV What are the HAART regiments for naive Pts
CD4 <350 or Viral load >55K NNRTI + 2 NRTIs or PI + 2 NRTI or INSTI+2 NRTI
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Opportunistic infections at CD4 count of <250 Opportunistic infections at CD4 count of <200 Opportunistic infections at CD4 count of <150 Opportunistic infections at CD4 count of <100 Opportunistic infections at CD4 count of <50
Coccidiomycosis Pneumocystis Histoplasmosis Toxoplasmosis/Crypto Mycobacterium avium complex
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Post-HIV exposure prophylaxis needs to be started w/in ?hrs of exposure How can this infection be passed to infants
<72hrs Breast milk