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Uworld and Notes (154 cards)

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Rule out persistent proteinuria in children by?

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repeat urine dipstick on two separate occasions

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what is the major protein source in breast milk?

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whey- more easily digested than casein in formula

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Anterior cerebral artery stroke

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lower leg contralateral sensory and motor deficit, abulia (lack of will/.initiative), urinary incontinece, dyspraxia, emotional disturbances

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Risk factors for chorioamnionitis?

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prolong rupture of membrane, pPROM, prolonged labor,, internal monitoring devices, repetitive vaginal exam, genital tract pathogen

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Why is there hypotension and tachycardia with acute pancreatitis?

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local and systemic vascular endothelial injury causing intravascular loss and hypotension

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Most common cause of lower GI bleed in adults?

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Diverticulosis

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Pneumocystic jirovecii treatment

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TMP-SMX, Prednisone with low O2 sat

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ADR Amitryptiline

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anticholinergic sx (muscarinic recept), lethargy (histamine recep), orthostatic hypotension (alpha adrenergic)

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Pregnancy lab test 24-28 weeks

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Hgb/Hct, Antibody screen if RhD negative, 50g 1 hour GTT

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Normal age related sleep changes

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decreased total sleep time, increased night time awakening, phase advancing (going to bed earlier and waking up earlier)

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Major Depressive Disorder mneumonic

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Sleep (hyperinsomnia/insomnia)
Interest (loss of interest)
Guilt (worthlessness)
Energy (lack of)
Concentration (decreased)
Appetite (incr or decr)
Psychomotor agitation or retardation
Suicidal ideation

Need 5/7

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Normal hematocrit

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Male 41%-53%

Female 36%-46%

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Ruptured ovarian cyst

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sudden onset unilateral pelvic pain

sometimes can cause hemoperitineum leading to guarding/shoulder pain/pleuritic chest pain

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Sx of hemoperitineum

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diffuse/severe abd pain, shoulder pain, pleuritic chest pain, decreased hemoglobin and hematocrit, phrenic nerve irritation

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Motivational interviewing technique

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ask Open ended questions
give Affirmations
be Receptive and Summarize main points

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Alcohol Abuse is considered to be

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> 4 drinks a day in men or more than 3 drinks a day in women

>14 drinks a week

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1st line screen for aortic injury

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CXR
see widening of the mediastinum, may see tracheal deviation or NG tube deviation
Vitals show tachycardia, anxiety, hypertension

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Concern for ___ with MVA and fall >10 feet

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aortic injury

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What causes HELLP syndrome?

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abnormal placentation leading to systemic inflammation that activates the coagulation cascade and complement. this causes increased platelet use and coagulation

increased platelets will cause MAHA because of shearing and will lead to increased indirect hyperbilirubinemia

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what is seen in HELLP syndrome

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Hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelets

hypercoaguable state causes portal thrombi and hepatic necrosis-> RUQ pain

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tx for HELLP

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deliver fetus >34 weeks or if maternal/fetal status bad, anti hypertensives, magnesium for seizure prophylaxis,

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Androgen insensitivity syndrome features

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x linked mutation in androgen receptor-peripheral tissues insensitive to androgen
46 XY karyotype
phenotypically female
breast development, minimal pubic/axillary hair, external female genetalia, no uterus/cervix/upper2/3 of vag, cryptorchid testes

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management of androgen insensitivity syndrome

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gender identity assignment/counseling
elective gonadectomy once past puberty
estrogen post gonadectectomy

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Treatment of Kawasaki Dz

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aspirin and IVIG

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Pharm: Aspirin
thromboxane A2 inhibitor causing antiplatelet effects
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MEN 1
primary hyperparathyroidism, pituitary tumors, pancreatic tumors hypercalcemia, prolactinoma/visual defects, gastrinomas
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MEN2A
medullary thyroid cancer, pheocromocytoma, parathyroid hyperplasia
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MEN2B
medullary thyroid cancer, pheochromocytoma, mucosal neuroma/marfanoid habitus
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OSA features
daytime sleepiness, headaches, impotence, poor judgement, and depression
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Tx of cyanide toxicity
sodium thiosulfate
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Cyanide toxicity symptoms
Skin-Flushing to cyanosis CNS- headache, AMS, seizure, coma CV- arrythmia Resp- tachypnea followed by resp depression and pulm edema GI- abd pain n/v renal- metabolic acidosis (from lactic acidosis), renal failure
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Estrogen's effect on TBG
estrogen increases TBG which leads to more binding of T3 T4 and causes decreased availability to body. Body increases tsh stimulates hypothyroidism
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What changes do acute MR cause?
increased end diastolic LV pressure
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What changes do chronic MR cause?
increased end diastolic LV pressure and increased atrial dilation
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Familial Hypocalciuric Hypercalcemia
caused by mutation in calcium sensing receptor asymp hypercalcemia with elevated or normal PTH and low urine calcium urine calcium/creatinine clearance ratio <0.01 unlike in primary hyperparathyroidism where it is >0.02
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What is a marjolin ulcer
squamous cell carcinoma in a burn wound | usually more agressive if SCC is found in chronic wounds
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pearly telangiectasic papule often with central ulceration
basal cell carcinoma
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most common complication of supracondylar fracture
brachial artery or median nerve injury
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most common cause of supracondylar fx
FOOSH
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Other complications of supracondylar fx
brachial nerve injury, compartment syndrom, volkmann ischemic contracture, brachial artery injury
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negatively birifringent- yellow when parallel, blue when perpendicular
monosodium urate crystals - gout
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Most common cause of myocarditis in children
viral- cocksackie B or adenovirus
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pathophys of viral myocarditis
myocyte necrosis and autoimmune inflammation caused by viral infecftion
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Dx of viral myocarditis
CXR: pulm edema, cardiomegaly EKG: sinus tach Echo: decreased EF Biopsy (gold standard): inflammation and necrosis
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Tx viral myocarditis
inotropes, diuretics, IVIG
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comorbidities of PCOS
diabetes, hypertension, NASH, endometrial hyperplasia/cancer, OSA
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risks with oral contraceptives
hepatic adenoma, hypertension, stroke, MI, cervical cancer
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benefits with oral contraceptives
decr risk of ovarian and endometrial ca, no pregnancy, menstrual regulation, hyperandrogenism treatment
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post partum endometritis risk factors
c section, chorioamnionitis, GBS, prolonged rupture of membrane, operative vaginal delivery
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what is postpartum endometritis?
infection of the decidua after birth. Most common cause of fever post delivery Dx by fever, purulent/bad smell lochia and uterine tenderness
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Tx post partum endometritis
broad spec abx- clindamycin and gentamicin until fever has been cleared for over 24 hours
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Tx: borderline personality disorder
dialectical behavioral therapy + meds as adjunct( 2nd gen antipsychotic, mood stabilizers, antidepressent)
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Distribution of mean median mode in positively skewed? negatively skewed?
``` Positive= mode>median>mean Negative= mean ```
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name of rash in lyme disease
erythema migrans
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Def: primary amenorrhea
no period in girls >13 with no secondary sex characteristics | no period in girls >15 with secondary characteristics
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First step in dx primary amenorrhea
pelvic ultrasound to diagnose if it is an endocrine problem or anatomic problem
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Clincal: Pagets disease of bone
skull: headache, hearing loss long bones: fracture, arthritis, bowing spine: radiculopathy, spinal stenosis
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CT of hemorrhagic stroke
white hyperdense appearance in parenchyma on non contrast immediately
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Etio: herpangina
cocksackie A
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Age: herpangina
3-10 y
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season: herpangina
summer fall
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Clin: herpangina
fever, gray ulcers posterior oropharynx, pharyngitis
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Tx: herpangina
supportive
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Clin: herpetic gingivostomatitis
fever, pharyngitis, ulcers on anterior oropharynx
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Nontender, firm, hyperpigmented nodule or nodules with dimpling in center and usually in lower extremity
dermatofibroma- caused by fibroblast proliferation
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Sus: tracheobronchial rupture
subq emphysema, pneumomediastinum, pneumothorax post chest tube,
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Clin: Lymphedema
early- swelling, pitting edema, soft skin | late- stasis, non pitting edema, thick firm skin
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Tx ichthyosis vulgaris
emollients, keratolytics, topical retinoids
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Indications for PID hospitilization
abscess, perihepatitis, non compliance, pregnancy, can't tolerate oral meds, high fever/vomiting
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Tx for PID inpatient
IV cefoxitin/cefotetan + doxy or IV gent+ clinda
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How many months do you anticoagulate for provoked DVT
atleast 3 months
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What type of heparin can be used in ESRD?
unfractionated heparin. LMWH (lovenox) is metabolized by the kidneys
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Protein C and S both promote
anticoagulation. with warfarin, these are inhibited first so the initial reaction is a lot of coagulation. why you need a heparin bridge
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axillary nerve innervates
teres minor and deltoid | sensory to skin overlying deltoid
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Congenital rubella presents with
sensorineural hearing loss, PDA, leukoria from cataracts, blueberry rash
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Rubella in adults presents with
macular papular rash spreading from head to toe, fever, arthralgia/arthritis
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Tx of contact/allergic dermatitis
low- med stregnth steroid and removal of item
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Indication for raloxifene use
post menopausal osteoporosis
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Breast cancer risk factors
HRT, increased maternal age, nulliparity, alcohol, BRCA or cancer in first degree relative, white, increased age, early menarche or late menopause
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When to start mamogram?
50 years
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What is reproducability
the measure of random error
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What is akathisia
inability to stay still
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Acute dystonia?
muscle spasms and twisting
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Mild intermittent asthma
<2 days/ week <2 nights/ month FEV1 >80% PRN SABA
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mild persistent asthma
>2/ week but only once per day >2 night/ month FEV>80% SABA+ LD ICS
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moderate persistent asthma
daily day symptoms >1 night/week SABA+low -mod ICS+ LABA (formeterol, salmetorol)
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severe persistent asthma
frequent day and night symptoms SABA+ HD ICS+ LABA+ PO steroid
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Nasopharyngeal carcinoma presents with
nasal congestion with epixstasis, headaches, numbness/cranial nerve palsy, serous otitis media, cervical lymphadenopathy
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Triad of disseminated gonorrhea
tenosynovitis, assym polyarthritis, vesiculopustular rash
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criteria of massive hemoptysis
>600ml or >100 ml an hour- next step is to intubate
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How to diagnose parkinsons
clincally must have 2/3- rigidity, bradykinesia or tremors
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Positioning for person with massive hemoptysis?
bleeding lung down- prevents blood from collecting in opposite lung
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When should FFP be given?
INR >1.5 in patient with known coagulopathy
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Tx for parkinson's disease
Amantadine, levodopa/carbidopa, dopamine agonist (ropinerol, pramipexole, bromocriptine), MAO B inhibitors (selegeline), COMT inhibitors (tolcapone), anticholinergics (in younder tremor only patients, benztropine)
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Neurotransmitters disrupted in parkinsons
increased Ach, decreased dopamine
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Neurotransmitters disrupted in Alzheimers
decreased Ach and norepinepherine
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Neurotransmitters disrupted in MG
blocked Ach activity
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What causes hyper iGM syndrome
``` abscence of CD40 ligand binding preventing class switching leading to elevated IgM X linked ```
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Complications of caustic esophageal injury
mediastinitis, esophageal perforation
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preferred points of central vein
IJ (ultrasound guided) | Subclavian (anatomic marking)
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Ultrasound findings of benign breast mass
hyperechoic on US
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Atomexatine
First line alternative for non stimulant ADHD drug norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (causes more norepi to be in the system)
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Tx for asymptomatic endometriosis
none
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intraoperative findings during laparoscopy of powder burn lesions, adhesions, nodules, chocolate cysts
endometriosis
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Thiazide diuretics metabolic ADR
glucose intolerace- decrease release of insulin from pancreas and decrease insulin utilization dose dependent and occur more with chlorthalidone but chlorthalidone is seen to reduce mortality
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Distinguish between seminomatous and non seminoma germ cell tumors
seminoma- elevated BHCG, normal AFP | nonseminoma- elevated bHCG and AFP
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Differential for mediastinal mass
Teratoma, thymoma, terrible lymphoma and thyroid neoplasm
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Neuroleptic malignant syndrome symptoms
after antipsychotic use | delirium, confusion, rigidity, fever >40C, autonomic instability, elevated CK and leukocytosis
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most common feature of malignant skin finding
color variation
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cerebrospinal fluid for HSV meningitis
increased WBC- lymphocyte predominant, increased protein, normal glucose
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acquired risk factors for VTE
immobilization, malignancy, surgery, medications
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estrogen deficiency causes
vaginal atrophy, recurrent UTI, increased vaginal pH, dysuria and urge incontinency
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Condyloma lata associated with
syphilis
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condyloma acuminata associated with
HPV
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Shy drager syndrome/ multple system atrophy is
parkinsonism with autonomic dysfunction and widespread neurologic signs
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treatment for spontaneous subconjunctival hemorrhage
observe
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Wernicke encephalopathy is caused by ____ and results in _____
caused by thiamine deficiency causes confusion, ataxia, nystagmus can be cause iatrogenically by giving glucose without thiamine
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Treatment of bulemia
SSRI | Doesn't help in anorexia
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Pharm: Bupropriion
norepinepherine and dopamine reuptake inhibitor Depression+smoking cessation Not for people with eating disorders and seizures
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Inpatient CAP Tx
Fluoroquinolone | Beta lactam and macrolide
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ICU CAP Tx
beta lactam and macrolide or betalactam and fluoroquinolone
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Outpatient CAP Tx
macrolide or doxycycline | Fluoroquinolone or beta lactam + macrolide for comorbidities
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What should a non reactive stress test be followed up with?
biophysical profile or contraction stress test
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acute adrenal insufficiency is characterized by
abdominal pain, hypotension, vomiting, and fever in patient with chronic steroid use, adrenal hemorrhage or infarction
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Tx: tourettes
behavioral therapy anti dopamine agents- tetrabenazine and antipsychotics alpha 2 adrenergic receptor agonists
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Uterus in adenomyosis
uniformly enlarged, tender, soft
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ECG of ventricular aneurysm
persistent ST elevations and deep q waves 5 weeks to 3 months post MI
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Tx of SCID
stem cell transplant
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Tx myasthenia gravis
acetylcholineasterase inhibitor | pyridostigmine
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elevated AFP and bowel seen on US
gastroschisis | AFP travels through the bowel into the amniotic fluid
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Developing whistling after rhinoplasty is sus for
septal perforation due to a septal hematoma
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pulsus paradoxus
decrease in SBP by >10 with inspiration
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becks triad, important for
hypotension, jvd, distant heart sounds | important for cardiac tamponade
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____ is sus in child with joint pain, elevated ESR, CRP and WBC and fever
septic arthritis | arthocentesis immediately
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Laryngomalacia is caused by
floppy supraglottic structures that collapse during inspiration
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Presentation of laryngomalacia
stridor when supine or feeding | better when prone
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Tx of laryngomalacia
resolves spontaneously by 18 months
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magnesium toxicity tx
calcium gluconate
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what class of drugs is use dependence most seen
``` antiarrythmics class 1 C flecanide, propafenone, moricizine ```
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latent TB treatment
isoniazid and pyrodoxine (Vit B6) for 9 months
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what decreases risk of relapse in schizophrenic patients?
minimizing conflict and stress at home
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Patients with septic shock usually have a (metablic/resp) (alkalosis/acidosis) due to build up of ___ because the body can't give oxygen efficiently
metabolic acidosis due to build up of lactic acid
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____ should be suspected in young patients after a viral illness that present with heart failure, chest pain or arrythmias
dilated cardiomyopathy
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restrictive cardiomyopathy is caused by
sarcoidosis, hemachromotosis, amyloidosis
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most common adult brain tumor
astrocytoma/glioblastoma multiforme (grade IV)
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types of child brain tumors
``` pilocytic astrocytoma medulloblastoma ependymoma craniopharyngioma pinealoma ```
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CML associated with ___
BCR- ABL | imatinib
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With no signs of bone infection, patients with sickle cell are most likely infected with __________
strep pneumo | encapsulated and SC patients usually have splenic dysfxn
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Increasing cuttof point of a test will cause
increase in SP and decr in SN | less people will test positive
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Tx for acute dystonia
diphenhydramine | anticholinergic benztropine
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radial nerve injury causes
weakness in wrist and hand extensors and loss of sensation in dorsum of hand
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most common cause of malignant pleural effusion
breast cancer | lung cancer
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resusitative fluids
crystalloids | NS
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unstable CGG on x chromosome is
fragile x syndrome