Quick Management Flashcards
1
Q
Mumps
A
NSAIDs
2
Q
MODY
A
Sulf->insulin
3
Q
Graves
A
Carbimazole and thyroxine
4
Q
Cluster headache
A
Verapamil
5
Q
Giardia
A
Met
6
Q
Lupus nephritis
A
cyclophosphamide, mycophenolate
7
Q
Lichen Planus
A
Top betamethasone
8
Q
Strongyloides
A
Ivermectin
9
Q
Behcets
A
Top steroids -> PO pred
10
Q
essential thrombocytosis
A
interferon alpha or hydroxyurea in elderly
11
Q
Parkinsons
A
levodopa->ropinirole
12
Q
Impetigo
A
Top mupirocin
13
Q
Serotonin syndrome
A
Cyproheptadine
14
Q
Chicken Pox
A
Aciclovir
15
Q
RA long term
A
methotrexate
16
Q
SBP
A
Cef
17
Q
Restless leg
A
Gabapentin
18
Q
Crohns flare
A
Azathioprine
19
Q
Pagets
A
Zoledronate
20
Q
Ankl spon
A
NSAIDS -> adalim
21
Q
Homocystinuira
A
pyridoxine
22
Q
parkinsons psychotic symptoms
A
quetiapine -> clozapine
23
Q
Listeria
A
amox and gent
24
Q
Leishmaniasis
A
Miltefosine
25
Alzhemiers
donepenzil/rivastigmine -> memantine
26
Tinea Capitis
terbinafine
27
UC flare
methylpred->ciclosporin
28
Urge incontinence
lifestyle, oxybutynin (solifenacin in elderly) -> tolterodin
29
BV
met or clinda
30
syphilus
penicillin (doxy if allergic)
31
Calcium stones prophylaxis
thiazide diuretics
32
Myasethania Gravis
Pyridostigmine
33
Whipples
IV ceftriaxone
34
Dermatomyositis
Pred
35
Pyoderma Grangrenosum
IV infliximab
36
Graves, acute visual changes
IV methypred
37
UTI with reduced GFR
Piv
38
UTI normal GFR
nitro
39
Anti-depressant that wont affect sexual function
mirtazapine
40
Cerebral Venous Thrombosis
LMWH
41
meningococcal meningitis contact prophylaxis
Cipro
42
Anti phospholipid syndrome
dabigatran
43
pemphigus vulgaris
Pred
44
PMR
Pred (15mg)
45
HELLP
Mg
