Step 2 Flashcards
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Once pt has PID, what to screen for?
HIV, syphilis, hep b, cervical cancer (pap). Hep C if Hx of IVDU
MOA of ondansetron
Serotonin 5HT3 antagonist
Pathogenesis of carpal tunnel syndrome
hypothyroidism - deposition of mucopolysaccharide protein complexes (matrix substances) pregnancy - increased fluid in tunnel amyloidosis - amyloid fibril deposition RA - tenosynovial inflammation acromegaly - synovial tendon hyperplasia
Disease to screen for w/ Dx of carpal tunnel
hypothyroidism, espec if bilateral
First indicator of hypovolemia
tachycardia
head injury with lucid interval
acute epidural
head injury w/ biconvex discs? semilunar?
Biconvex - epidural
Semilunar - subdural
Labs expected in menopause or primary ovarian failure?
elevated FSH and LH (FSH more elevated than FSH)
Down syndrome pt with UMN findings?
atlantoaxial instability
Tx of absence seizures
valproate or ethosuximide
Risk of bipolar manic episode
Gen pop - 1%
+Hx in first degree relative - 5-10%
Tx of idiopathic hypercalciuria -> kidney stones
In order of importance: incr fluid intake nl/increased calcium in diet dietary sodium restriction decreased dietary protein/oxalate
Medication used to induce spasms on diagnostic testing for either esophageal spasm or prinzmetal’s angina
Ergonovine
Name 4 lacunar stroke syndromes & locations of lesions
Pure motor hemiparesis-Posterior limb of internal capsule
Pure sensory-VPL of the thalamus
Ataxic-hemiparesis-Anterior limb of internal capsule
Dysarthria-clumsy hand-Basal pons
Enzyme deficient in galactosemia. Mild version (cataracts only)?
Galactosemia - galactose-1-phosphate uridyl transferase deficiency
Cataracts only - galactokinase deficiency
Pathophysiology of hepatorenal syndrome?
portal hypertension -> NO release in splanchnic circulation -> generalized systemic vasodilation -> renal hypoperfusion and pre-renal renal failure
Enzyme deficient in galactosemia. Mild version (cataracts only)?
Galactosemia - galactose-1-phosphate uridyl transferase deficiency
Cataracts only - galactokinase deficiency
Pathophysiology of hepatorenal syndrome?
portal hypertension -> NO release in splanchnic circulation -> generalized systemic vasodilation -> renal hypoperfusion and pre-renal renal failure
Gestational age at which you attempt external cephalic version for breach presentation
37 weeks
Most common site of coronary artery occlusion
Left anterior descending artery
Posterior descending coronary artery derives from?
70%-R coronary artery
10%-L circumflex artery
20%-anastamosis of RCA and circumflex
During exercise, cardiac output increases by…
increasing stroke volume initially, then by increasing heart rate
Normal PR interval
<0.2 sec
Normal QRS complex
<0.12 sec