POM Flashcards

1
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What’s the percent of cholesterol that is derived from diet?

A

25%

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2
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If a pt can’t tolerate statin, what to give next?

A

PCSK9 inhibitors

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3
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What are the 4 groups of pts that we put statin on?

A

Atherosclerotic CVD/diabetes aged from 40-75 regardless LDL level/LDL bigger than 190/10 years CVD risk over 7.5%

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4
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Statin is not recommended for __ and __ population?

A

Prego/breastfeeding

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5
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Do we have to put elderly pts on statin?

A

No, some study say higher cholesterol even lower chances of cancer

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6
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Statin increases or decreases blood glucose?

A

Increase

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7
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What are the range of Framingham risk factors and how do we manage them?

A

Low risk 20% : high intensity statin

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8
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What defines hematuria and what’s the next step?

A

more than 3 RBC/HPF

Workup include urine culture and cytology

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9
Q

Urologic pain radiates towards groin suggest?

A

Passing of a stone

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10
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If a kidney infection does not respond to antibiotics, think?

A

Obstruction or abscess

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11
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What is lithotripsy?

A

Break kidney stone w/ laser and what not

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12
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What is a oncocytoma?

A

Benign tumor in kidney

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13
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What is the size of the renal mass that is needed to be surgically removed?

A

over 4cm usually

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14
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A definitive diagnosis of UTI requires ___

A

Urine culture

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15
Q

Bladder stone occurs from ?

A

Urine stasis

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16
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Does diverticulum of bladder consists of muscle?

A

No, only mucosa—>can have stones in there

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17
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What symptoms can BPH cause?

A

lower urinary tract symptoms

18
Q

What tests are used to test for BPH?

A

Uroflow/PVR (post void residual)/urodynamic

19
Q

What is the characteristic of prostatitis?

A

Difficult to treat

20
Q

What are the big 4 complications of HTN?

A

CAD and CHF/nephrosclerosis/retinopathy/stroke

21
Q

What is the definition of severe or resistant HTN?

A

unable to reach BP goal with 3 antiHTN medications including a diuretic

22
Q

Unilateral bruits/increase creatinine, what kind of disease is it?

A

Kidney stenosis

23
Q

What is therapeutic inertia regarding HTN treatment?

A

Failure of physician to treat properly

24
Q

What is the initial pharmacologic monotherapy based on age?

A

Young—>ACEI/ARB

Old—>chlorthalidone or calcium channel blocker

25
How is urine output relate to the prognosis of acute kidney injury?
The worse the oliguria the worse prognosis
26
All oliguria is ___ until proven otherwise
Obstructive
27
Which is more common, pre/renal/post parenchymal insufficiency?
Pre and post
28
What is the easiest test for glomerulanephritis?
Urine analysis (e.g. blood and protein in urine)
29
How to fix urinary obstruction caused by BPH in the hospital?
Foley catheter
30
What is a good measurement for volume depletion?
Orthostatic BP--->if drops too much--->volume depletion
31
What to give first with a pt with pre renal low urine output?
Fluid
32
When do you see muddy brown granular cast?
Acute tubular necrosis
33
What is the difference between acidemia and acidosis?
Acidemia is the increase of the H+ concentration is the plasma/acidosis is the process of achieving acidemia
34
How does bicarb used as a buffer in acid or alkalosis?
High pH--->water + CO2 = H2CO3---->breakdown to bicarb and H+--->H+ decreases pH Low pH--->the reaction run the other way
35
pH is dependent on the concentration of ___ /___?
HCO3-/CO2 | One drops or raise/the other one drops or raise with it to compensate
36
If 3 variables (HCO3-/CO2/pH) move in the same direction (up or down), then it is metabolic or respiratory?
Metabolic
37
What test do you need to evaluate acid base?
ABG and chem 7
38
What population should be screened for DM?
Overweight pt with risk factors such as genetic/HTN/PCOS
39
How should CF pt be screened for DM? How should they be treated?
Oral glucose tolerance test beginning at 10/insulin
40
What are the treatments for diabetic retinopathy?
Laser/anti VEGF injection