USMLE Test 1 Flashcards
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what is the greatest risk to a patient when giving them TPN
CLABSI
what is the most common infection associated with TPN
coagulase negative staph and klebsiella or pseudomonas
what is the risk with TPN after greater than 2 weeks
cholestasis
what would the ph, Po2, Pco2, and Hco3 be for ethylene glycol poisoning
low, normal, normal, bicarb is low
symptoms of ethylene glycol ingestion
flank pain, hematuria, oliguria, CN palsies, tetany- calcium oxalate crystals in the urine
symptoms of methanol ingestion
visual blurring, scotomoata, afferent pupillary defect, altered mentation
symptoms of isopropyl alcohol ingestion
CNS depresseion, disconjugate gaze, absent cilliary reflex, no increased anion gap or metabolic acidosis
what is a nonstress test and when is it reassuring
it is reactive and normal if during a 20 minute interveal the baseline is 110-160 there is moderate variability and there are >2 heart rate accelerations that peak >15 min over the baseline and last >15 seconds.
what does it mean if the Non stress test is reassuring
that means there is adequate fetal oxygenation and sufficient uteroplacemental fetal blood flow
what does a biophysical profile include
NST and ultrasound evaluation of amniotic fluid volume and of fetal tone, breathing, and general movements
what is a contraction stress test
administering oxytocin or using nipple stimulation until 3 contractions occur in 10 minutes and then observing the fetal heart tracing. This helps determine if the fetus is having a sleep cycle or hypoxia
what is vibroacoustic stimulation used for during preg
it can provoke fetal movement to determine if an NST is non-reactive due to deal sleep
lesion on food that progresses rapidly from a small erythematous macule to a larger non tender nodule with necrosis- what is the infection
ecthyma gangrenosum is from pseudomonas bacteria and it is from invastion through the media and adventitia of blood vessel
what type of infections are people who recently had chemo are more susceptible to– great negative or gram positive
gream negative
what is the medication associated with men with orthostatic hypotension
alpha blockers- tarazosin
patient had sore throat and dry cough with retrosternal chest pain radiating to the left arm- weakness, dizziness, and syncope- what is happening and loss of pulse during inspiration
this is pericardial terminate and there is pulses paradoxes from it because of the large decrease in the systolic blood pressure on inspiration. This pericardial tamponade can be from an acute myocarditits
what is the mot common cause of infectious myocarditis and pericardititsi
coxsackie virus
patient presents with fever, headache, seizures, confusion, stupor, over a few days- what is it
HSV encephalitits
what is the CSF for HSV encephalitits
lymphoctic pleocytosis, increased protein, increased RBC, and normal glucose. The eleavted RBC is from the hemorrhagic destruction of the frontotemporal lobes
when is the FEV1/FVC remaining normal or increased in the case of SOB
intersitisal lung disease or fibrosis- this has crackles as well. There is a decreased FEV1, FVC and TLC.
causes of interstitial lung disease
chronic dust eposure, drug toxicity, connective tissue disease. over 50 is most common, Usuallysmoking histroy
what is happening if the person has lower extremity pain with extension of the spin and spinal flexion resolves the pain- what test should you get to confirm
lumbar MRI for lumbar spinal stenosis
patient has hyper pigmentation, mediately mass what is being produced and what does it look like
it looks like Cushing and it is ectopic corticotropin
what kind of hormone is ACTH
polypeptide