Part 2 Video series Flashcards

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Mechanism of action of aztreonam?

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inhibit cell wall synthesis by inhibiting cross linking

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Mechanism of action of azithromycin?

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inhibit 50S subunit

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Mechanism of action of doxycyline?

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inhibit 30S subunit

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Mechanism of action of dicloxacillin

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blocks peptoglycan cross-linking

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Mechanism of action of moxifloxacin

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block topo II/IV

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Mechanism of action of TMP?

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inhibit DHF reductase

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Mechanism of action of amiodarone?

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class 3 K channel

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Mechanism of action of atenolol

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class 2 beta blocker

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Mechanism of action of disopyramide

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class 1A Na channel

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Mechanism of action of diltiazem

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class 4 Ca channel

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Mechanism of action of procainamide

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Class 1A Na channel

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Mechanism of action of propafenone

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Class 1C Na channel

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Mechanism of action of aspirin

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COX1 and COX2 inhibitor

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Mechanism of action of clopidogrel

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ADP receptor blocker

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Mechanism of action of heparin

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antithrombin activation

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Mechanism of action of rivaroxaban

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direct xa inhibitor

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Mechanism of action of tirofiban

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G2b/3a

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Mechanism of action of warfarin

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vit K factor inhibitor

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Child at well child. Anxious, able to stand unassisted, walk with assistance, say “mama” and “dada” and stack two blocks. Development of child?

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12 months

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20
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Causes of macrocephaly?

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ICH, acromegaly, Tay Sachs

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Most common treatment for amblyopia?

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eye patching good eye

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APGAR score, stands for?

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Appearance
pulse
grimace
activity
respirations
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Infant has pink trunk but blue extremities. Breathing infrequently and has a weak cry. FLexion of his limbs, no resistance. Pulse is 105. Baby grimaces, does not move away. APGAR score?

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6

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Infant is breathing 62 breaths/min, displaying nasal flaring, and grunting. CXR shows hazy interstitial infiltrates. Next steps in management?

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CPAP, intubation

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2 year old girl has low grade fever, runny nose and a bark-like cough for the past 3 days. Tired but has been playing regularly during the day and cough worsens at nighttime. On exam, patient has coarse breath sounds but no wheezing or stridor. Oxygen is 99%. Next step?
decadron
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8 year old boy with asthma goes to well child visit. Uses albuterol inhaler 3-4 times per month. PEx is normal. Next step?
add low dose inhaled steroid
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Empiric abx management for patient with epiglottitis?
clinda/vanc and cefepime/ceftriaxone
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9 year old boy is seen for tachy and lightheadedness. PMH of severe asthma on multiple meds. Asthma good control. Lungs clear, oxygen sat 99%. Pulse is 150 beats/min, BP is 72/40. What med is causing sx?
theophylline
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4 day old has 101.2 fever with witnessed seizure. What anti-infective tx is most appropriate?
amp, cefotaxime/gent, acyclovir
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2 year old has 2 day fever 103. Parents report no other ill-like sx. Normal PEx and vital signs stable. WBC is 22,000. UA is normal. Blood and urine cx obtained. Next most appropriate step?
CXR, maybe admission, iv abx
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3 week old is brought in for frequent projectile vomiting. Patient formula fed and vomits right after all meals. Patient losing weight. What metabolic abnormalities might be present?
hypochloremic, hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis
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2 day old 30 week gestational age newborn has bilious vomiting and lethargy. An abd xray reveals air in the wall of intestines. Appropriate next step?
stop feeds, amp/cefotaxime/metronidazole
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Primary risk factors for NEC?
preterm birth | enteral feeding
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2 month old intant boy is having frequent spitting up of milk based formula. Infant gaining normal weight. Appropriate next step?
reassurance, lactose free formula, upright feedings, thicken feeds
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mechanism of action of antidiabetic drug that increases insulin release?
sulfonylureas
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mechanism of action of antidiabetic drug that agonist at PPAR gamma receptors?
TZDs
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mechanism of action of antidiabetic drug decreases heaptic gluconeogenesis?
metformin
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mechanism of action of antidiabetic drug increases insulin sensitivity?
TZDs
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antidiabetic drug that recommended first line tx for type 2 diabetes?
metformin
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class of oral antibiabetic drugs that commonly causes hypoglycemia
sulfonylureas
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antidiabetic drug that causes lactic acidosis?
metformin
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antidiabetic drug that is not safe in patients with advance CHF
TZDs
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antidiabetic drug that should not be used in patients with elevated serum creatinine
metformin
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antidiabetic drug that is metabolized bny liverkl so can be used in patients with renal disease
TZDs
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antidiabetic drug that should be stopped following administration of IV contrast
metformin
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drug class that helps slow progression of diabetic nephropathy?
ARB/ACEI
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greatest risk for sudden cardiac death in a patient who has just suffered an acute MI in the last few hours?
VT/VFib
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meds that reduce mortality in patients with CHF
ACEI, beta blockers, aldosterone inhibitors
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tx of HOCM?
beta blocker, restrict phys activity, avoid volume depletion
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immediate tx for flash pulm edema from CHF
nitrates, PPV
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most likely cause of LOC when high school athlete loses consciousness during a football game
HOCM
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most likely cause of elderly man loses consciousness only when wearing a tie and a tight fitting collar
hypersensitivity carotid sinus
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most likely cause of LOC and loss of bladder control and delayed return to baseline
seizure
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most likely cause of LOC during venipuncture and diaphoresis pallor bradycardia
neurocardiogenic syncope
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most likely cause of gradual LOC with diaphoresis and tachycardia in a type 1 diabetic
decreased BSG
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most likely cause of gradual LOC with hyperglycemia and abd pain in a type 2 diabetic
HHS
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Murmur of opening snap and rumbling late diastolic murmur at the apex
mitral stenosis
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Murmur of bounding radial pulses and early diastolic murmur along the left sternal border
aortic regurg
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Murmur of mid systolic click followed by a late systolic murmur
MVP
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Murmur of weak radial pulses and crescendo/decrescendo systolic murmur at the RUSB radiating to the carotids
aortic stenosis
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Murmur of holosystolic murmur at the apex radiating to the left axilla
mitral regurg
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Which endocrine disorder is most likely to cause a fib?
TSH, hyperthyroidism
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Drugs used to control heart rate in patient in a flutter?
dilt or metop
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First line pharmacotherapy for a patient with paroxysmal SVT?
IV adenosine
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First line tx for a patient with vtach without a pulse?
CPR/defib
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Microorganism associated with travel in the desert southwest?
coccidiodes
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Microorganism associated with rust colored sputum?
strep pneumo
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Microorganism associated with cave exploring?
histoplasma
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Microorganism associated with PNA in HIV patient with CD4 less than 200
PCP
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antiretroviral avoided during pregnancy?
efavirenz
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antiretroviral class known to cause lactic acidosis?
NRTI - zidovudine, didanosine, stavudine, lamivudine, emtricitabine, abacavir, tenofovir
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antiretroviral class known to cause elevated glucose and lipids
protease inhibitors - darunavir, ritonavir, indinavir, atazanavir, saquinavir, nelfinavir, fosamprenavir, tipranavir
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antiretroviral class known to cause rash
NNRTI - efavirenz, nevirapine, rilpivirine, etravirineq
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antiretroviral class known to cause diarrhea
protease inhibitors - darunavir, ritonavir, indinavir, atazanavir
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antiretroviral agent causing fatal hypersens reaction?
abacavir
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antiretroviral agent causing hyperbili
atazanavir
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antiretrotival agent boosting levels of other protease inhibitor
ritonavir
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65 year old man presents with hematuria and vague back pain. WBC is 5500 and hgb is 21. Dx?
Renal cell carcinoma
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38 year old man presents with hemoptysis and recurrent sinusitis. Urine shows microscopic hematuria. Type of glomerulonephritis? tx?
grandulomatosis with polyangiitis cyclophosphamide and steroids
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most common cause of upper GI bleeding?
PUD, esophagitis, esophagel varices
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Most likely cause of anemia with restless legs syndrome
iron defn
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most likely cause of anemia in a patient who east ice
iron defn
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most likely cause of anemia that develops after taking sulfa drug
G6PD
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most likely cause of microcytic anemia in an alcoholic
sideroblastic
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most likely cause of microcytic anemia in a patient with RA
AOCD
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most likely cause of microcytic anemia with neuro sx
lead poisoning
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most likely cause of megaloblastic anemia with neuro sx
b12 defn
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most likely cause of megaloblastic anemia without neuro sx
folate
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malignancy which is always positive for t(9;22)
CML philadelphia chromosome
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malignancy of 10 year old boy with trisomy 21
ALL
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malignancy treated with bortezomib plus melphalan
MM
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malignancy treated with ATRA
AML, M3
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malignancy treated with thalidomide
MM
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malignancy treated with rituximab
non-hodgkin CD20
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malignancy treated with imatinib
CML
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Cause of amenorrhea for ballet dancer with eating disorder
functional hypothalamic
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Cause of amenorrhea for short stature, low set ears and webbed neck
turner syndrome
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Cause of amenorrhea following dilation and curettage after spontaneous abortion
ashermann syndrome
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Cause of amenorrhea with cyclic pelvic pain and blue bulge at introitus on exam
imperforate hymen
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Cause of amenorrhea with elevated testosterone level and no axillary or pubic hair on exam
androgen insens
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Cause of amenorrhea with overweight female with acne and hirsutism
PCOS
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Cause of amenorrhea with postpartum patient with inability to breastfeed
sheehan syndrome
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Cause of amenorrhea with patient with anosmia
kallmann syndrome
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Cause of amenorrhea with patient with galactorrhea
pituitary adenoma
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Cause of amenorrhea, most common cause
pregnancy
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antidepressant choice for depressed patient with insomnia
atypicals
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antidepressant first line for most cases of unipolar depression
SSRI
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antidepressant good choice for patient who cannot tolerate SSRI sexual dysfunction
bupropion
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antidepressant good choice for patient with appetite suppression and weight loss
mirtazapine
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antidepressant that may helpo with smoking cessation
bupoprion
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antidepressant in overdose may cause sedation and life threatening arrhythmias
TCAs
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medication used to prevent vasospasm after a subarachnoid hemorrhage
nimodipine
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HA made worse by foods containing tyramine
migraine
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HA obese woman with papilledema
IIH
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HA jaw muscle pain when chewing
temporal arteritis
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HA periorbital pain with ptosis and miosis
cluster HA
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HA photophobia and or phonophobia
migraine
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HA most common cause of HA
tension
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HA lacrimation and or rhinorrhea
cluster
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HA elevated ESR
temporal arteritis
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HA worse headache of my life
SAH
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HA scintillating scotomas prior to HA
migraine
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HA responsive to 100% oxygen supplementation
cluster
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tx of dig tox
dig immune FAB
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tx of warfarin tox
vit K, FFP
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tx of heparin tox
protamine sulfate
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tx of tPA tox
aminocaproic acid
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tx of anticholinergic tox
physostigmine
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tx of organophosphates tox
atropine, pralidoxime
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tx of carbon monoxide
100% oxygen
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tx of lead poisoning
EDTA, succimer, dimercaprol
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tx of mercury poisoning
dimercaprol, penicillamine
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tx of copper poisoning
penicillamine
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tx of iron poisoning
defuroxamine, deferasirox, deferiprone