Test 31 Flashcards

(56 cards)

1
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grayish white vaginal discharge with a fish odor

A

bacterial vaginosis

Gardnerella vaginalis

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2
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sq epithelial cells covered w bacterial organisms

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Clue cells

seen on wet mt of vaginal discharge

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3
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penetrating injury to the left sternal border in the 4th intercostal space

A

right ventricle

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4
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penetrating injury to the 2nd intercostal space

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pulmonary trunk

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5
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makes up most of the heart’s posterior surface

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left atrium

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6
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stab wound in the 4th intercostal space in the midclavicular iline

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could strike the ventricle but only after passing through lung

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7
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when the effect of hte main exposure on hte outcome is modified by the presence of another variable

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effect modifcation

smoking status modifies the effect of the new estrogen receptor agonist on DVT incidence

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8
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DIC, hemorrhagic destruction of the bilateral adrenal gladns (acute adrenal insufficiency) associated w/ sepsis

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waterhouse friederichsen syndrome

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9
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organism most likely responsible for WFS

A

n meningitidis

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10
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degrades 6- mercaptopurine

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xanthine oxidase

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11
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what drug can increase hte concentration of 6 mercap

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allopurinol

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12
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both 6 mercapa nd 6 thioguanin are prodrugs that require activation by this enzyme

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HGPRT

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13
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hypoglycemia following fructose ingestion d/t phosphate trapping in fruc 6 phosphate

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fructose intolerance

casued by aldolase B def

*remove fructose and sucrose from diet

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14
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tremors agitation
anxiety
delirium
psychosis

(AUTONOMIC HYPERACTIVITY)

SEIZURES

A

alcohol w/drawal

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15
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tremors 
rebound anxiety
perceptual disturbances
psychosis
insomnia
depression

SEIZURES

A

benzo w/drawal

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16
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N/V
abdominal cramping
muscle aches
DILATED PUPILS
YAWNING
LACRIMATION
HYPERACTIVE BOWEL SOUNDS
A

heroin w/ drawal

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17
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increased appetite, hypersomnia, intesne psychomotor retardation
severe depression (CRASH)
A

cocain

amphetamines

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18
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dysphoria
irritablity
anxiety
increased appetite

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nicotine

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19
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lesion that produces contralateral homonymous hemianopia w/ macular sparing

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lession of ocipital cortex

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20
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sudden painless complete loss of vision in affected eye

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occlusion of retinal artery

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21
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MC cause of viral aseptic meningitis

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enteroviruses (coxsackie, echoviruses, polioviruses)

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22
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affect of AV shunts on preload and afterolad

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INCREASE preload and decrease afterload by routing blood directly from the arterial system to the venous system and bypassing the arterioles

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23
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cleft palate
polydactyllyl
rocker bottom feet

24
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macroorchidism
tall stature
large ears
long face

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fragile X syndrome

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have increased risk of developing AML-M7 and ALL in childhood, and early Alz in adulthood
trisomy 21
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recurrent sinopulmonary (sinus media) and GI tract infections anaphylactic response to transfused blood products d/t IR agianst trasfused IgA that pt's body recognizes as foreign
Selective IgA def
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failure of B cells to switch from IgM to IgA production
selective IgA def ``` Asymptomatic Airway/gi infections Autoimmune disease Atopy Anaphylaxis to IgA ```
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MC cause of community acquired pneumonia in immunocompetent hosts (HIV pt w/ normal CD 4)
s. pneumoniae
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normal CD4 count for adult
400-1400 cells/uL
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CD4<200
increased risk of p. jiroveci
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``` candida EBV bartonella HHV-8 cryptosporidium HPV ```
<500
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<200
P. jiroveci toxo HIV JC virus
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<100
``` aspergillus cryptococcus candida CMV EBV histoplasma myobacterium avium, intracellulare ```
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location of immune rejection to lung transplant causes dyspnea, nonproductive dry cough, low grade fever
small airway> bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome
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Occurs w/in MINUTES of transplant. Preformed Ab against ABO or HLA are cause. Graft blood vessel spasm and diffuse intravascular coagulation leads to ischemia.
Hyperactue rejection WHITE GRAFT
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1-2 weeks after transplant recipient rejects HLA of graft Cell mediated response, CD8 T cells cause vascular damage
ACute rejection
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occurs months to years after transplant and is the major cause of mortality in lung transplantation
chronic rejection
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Prolonged untreated sleep apnea can cause....
pulmonary HTN and RHF **decrease in O2 leads to pulmonary vasoconstriction and SNS stimulation
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digital clubbing
associated w/ prlonged hypoxia found in pts w/ large cel cancer, TB, CF, empyema, bronchiectasisa nd chronic lung abscesses
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koilonychia
IDA spoon shaped nails NO clubbing
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drugs that can INDUCE MANIA in susceptible pts, especially those w/ unrecognized bipolar
anti-depressants *TCA (-ines) and venlafaxine (SNRI)
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used to treat acute mania
carbamezepine li valproate
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what is helpful in establishing a differential for metabolic alkalosis
High vs low urine chloride
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metabolic acidosis that is saline responsive
vomiting/nasogastric suctioning and thiazide loop diuretic use> volume and Cl depletion
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saline unresponsive met alkalosis
hyperaldosteronism
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diffuse musculoskeletal pain insomnia emotional disturbances (women 20-50) tx w/ regular exercise
fibromyalgia *multiple symmetrical tender spots over pt's muscles, joints, tendons
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symmetric pain morning stiffness MP , PIP joint pain warm, swollen, tender to palpation
rheumatoid arthritis
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``` bilateral proximal muscle weakeness difficulty climbing stairs/combing hair heliotrope rash on eyelids gottron papules on knuckles elevated CK ```
dermatomyositis
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low back pain stiffness that resolves w/ exercise decreased anteiror flexion of spine
ankylosing spondylitis
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pts over 50 morning stiffness of muscles of neck, shoulder, pelvic girdle weightloss, fever, increased ESR
polymyalgia rheumatica *occurs in pts w/ temporal arteritis
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anastrazole
selective inhibiotr of aromatase *aromatase converts androgens to estrogens
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inhibits androgen synthesis by inhibiting MULTIPLE enzyme pathways involved in synthesis of androgens
ketoconazole
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what is the first step of pathogenesis in a pt w/ coronary artery disease?
repetitive endothelial cell injury
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every pt using inhaled corticosteroids should be instructed to do this to prevent oropharyngeal candidiasis
rinse
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vitamine that maintains orderly differentiation of specialized epihtleia (muscous secreting epithelia, respiratory tracts, ducts)
vit A *w/out can lead to sq metaplasia of epithelia to a keritinizing epitelium
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what sxs of opoids is most resistant to tolerance development?
opoid induced constipation and miosis (constriction)