Risk Factors & Manifestations (Exam 3) Flashcards

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SIADH is caused by

A

Paraneoplastic Lung Cancer

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SIADH: Clinical Manifestations

A

r/t hyponatremia

-Muscle Cramping

-Dyspnea

-Fatigue

-Dulled sensorium

-Confusion

-Lethargy

-IMpaired taste

-Anorexia

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3
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DI is caused by

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Head Trauma (neurogenic)

Lithium (Nephrogenic)

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DI: Clinical Manifestations

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Polydipsia

Polyuria

Fatigue

Nocturia

Low urine specific gravity

High serum osmolality (>300)

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Cushing is typically caused by

A

Long term steroid use

Adrenal Tumor

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Cushing Clinical Manifestations

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Glucose intolerance

Hyperglycemia

Hypertension

Ecchymosis (capillary friability)

Muscle wasting / Weakness

Thinning of skin / hair

Redistribution of fat

Impaired wound healing

Mood swings

Purple Striae

Hirsutism

Gynecomastia

HYPOKALEMIA

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Addison’s Disease is typically caused by

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Autoimmune

Infections

Medications

Loss of steroids from adrenal cortex

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Addisons: Clinical Manifestations

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Anorexia

Hypoglycemia

Postural Hypotension

Weight loss

Bronze pigmentations

Dehydrations

Weakness

Salt craving

HYPERKALEMIA

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Hyperthyroid is typically caused by

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Autoimmune (graves)

Toxic multinodular goiter

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Hyperthyroid clinical manifestations

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Tachycardia / murmurs / dysrhythmias

Tachypnea

DOA

Increase appetite / thirst

Weight loss

Increased peristalsis

Diarrhea

Memory lapses

Warm skin

Hair loss

Palmar erythema

Fine hair

Diaphoresis

VITILIGO

EXOPHTHALMOS

BRUIT

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Hypothyroid is typically caused by

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Hashimoto’s (autoimmune)

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Hypothyroid clinical manifestations

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Weight gain

Depression

Fatigue

Slow mentation

Slow speech

Somnolence

DOE

Anemia

Constipation

Cold intolerance

Hair loss

Dry skin

Goiter

Difficulty swallowing

MYXEDEMA

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Osteomyelitis risk factors

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IV drug use

Diabetes

Immunosuppression

Hx of blood infection

Presence of ulcers / wounds

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Acute osteomyelitis clinical manifestations

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Local:
-Bone pain (worsen activity unrelieved by rest)
-Swelling
-Tenderness
-Warmth

Systemic:
-Fever
-Chills
-Night sweats
-Restlessness
-Malaise
-Nausea

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Osteoporosis risk factors

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WOMEN

Fx

Body weight <128

> 3 month steroid use

Age

Low calcium diet

Inadequate physical activity

Smoking

Alcohol

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Osteoporosis Clinical manifestations

A

Compression Fracture

Vertebral deformities

17
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Osteoarthritis risk factors

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Age (over 40)

Women

Fx

Obesity

Joint injury

Lack of physical activities (weigh bearing)

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Osteoarthritis clinical manifestations

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Joint pain (asymmetrical)
-worse with use
-stiffness with rest

Stiffness (resolves in 30 min)

Crepitus

Osteophyte formation

Decrease ROM

Tenderness

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Rheumatoid Arthritis risk factors

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Rheumatoid Arthritis clinical manifestations

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Early
-fatigue
-anorexia
-weight loss
-generalized stiffness

Stiffness >60 min

Rheumatoid nodules

Sjogren’s Syndrome

Hand deformities

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Gout risk factors

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Hyperuricemia

Obesity

HTN

HLD

CAD

DM

Diet

Alcohol

Medications

22
Q

Gout clinical manifestations

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Pain

Inflammation

Fever

Malaise

TOPHI

23
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GOUT diet

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Calorie restriction with increase non meat protein

Avoid sugar and saturated fats

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High Purine Foods

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-Organ meet

-Seafood

-Red meat

-Legumes

-Yeast

-Sugar

-Alcohol

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Lupus risk factors
Autoimmune Female 20-40 African American
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Lupus clinical manifestations
Joint pain Butterfly rash Lupus nephritis Pancytopenia Unexplained fever EXTREME fatigue Raynauds Pleural and Pericardial issues Lupus cerebritis Edema legs and eyes Ulcers in mouth Hair loss