Part 2 Video series Flashcards
Mechanism of action of aztreonam?
inhibit cell wall synthesis by inhibiting cross linking
Mechanism of action of azithromycin?
inhibit 50S subunit
Mechanism of action of doxycyline?
inhibit 30S subunit
Mechanism of action of dicloxacillin
blocks peptoglycan cross-linking
Mechanism of action of moxifloxacin
block topo II/IV
Mechanism of action of TMP?
inhibit DHF reductase
Mechanism of action of amiodarone?
class 3 K channel
Mechanism of action of atenolol
class 2 beta blocker
Mechanism of action of disopyramide
class 1A Na channel
Mechanism of action of diltiazem
class 4 Ca channel
Mechanism of action of procainamide
Class 1A Na channel
Mechanism of action of propafenone
Class 1C Na channel
Mechanism of action of aspirin
COX1 and COX2 inhibitor
Mechanism of action of clopidogrel
ADP receptor blocker
Mechanism of action of heparin
antithrombin activation
Mechanism of action of rivaroxaban
direct xa inhibitor
Mechanism of action of tirofiban
G2b/3a
Mechanism of action of warfarin
vit K factor inhibitor
Child at well child. Anxious, able to stand unassisted, walk with assistance, say “mama” and “dada” and stack two blocks. Development of child?
12 months
Causes of macrocephaly?
ICH, acromegaly, Tay Sachs
Most common treatment for amblyopia?
eye patching good eye
APGAR score, stands for?
Appearance pulse grimace activity respirations
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?
6
Infant is breathing 62 breaths/min, displaying nasal flaring, and grunting. CXR shows hazy interstitial infiltrates. Next steps in management?
CPAP, intubation