UW Notes 4 Flashcards
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What is the shape of cystine renal stones?
How do you diagnose cystinuria?
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hexagonal opaque
diagnose with urine cyanide nitroprusside test
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what’s the difference between acute otitis media and otitis media with effusion?
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AOM is acutely inflammed and can/likely have effusion
otitis media with effusion is not acutely inflammed
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what is the time frame for PCI s/p MI?
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12 hours since symptoms started
90 minutes door (aka medical contact) to balloon time.
or 120 minutes door to thrombolytic therapy
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why is it that small for gestation babies can have hypoglycemia? AND hyperglycemia?
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hypoglycemia because they’re small with little glycogen store.
hyperglycemia because they have insufficient insulin
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If pt is brain dead. who do you need permission from before removing support?
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no one
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If you’re worried about pancreatic cancer how do you evaluate it?
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CT scan. If there’s obstructive chole then you can do an US first
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can LMWH cause HIT?
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yes
Sx of thrombocytopenia + thrombosis of A &V
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ADHD is associated with what other psych disorder?
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oppositional defiant
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ankylosing spondylitis. you do an xray to test for it even though it might not show anything at first… but why don’t you do a HLAB27 to start with?
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only few people with HLA b27 have ankylosing spondylitis; but almost al AS patients have HLA b27
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what med is used to treat pericaditis?
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ibuprofen
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what are the two options for bioplar longterm maintenance therapy? which is preferred when?
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lithium is the standard. but Valproate is preferred when pt’s RENAL function is bad
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is goodpastures nephrotic or nephritic?
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nephritic
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nitroprusside can precipitate what poisoning? what are the sx?
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cyanide poisoning. it can precipitate seizure, AMS, coma, actic acidosis
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what is spinal shock?
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it is where spinal injury initially result in flaccid paralysis. This will change over the next days into UMN defect
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what are the recommended vaccines for an older person with HIV?
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influenza, hepB, varicella if CD4>200; Td q10y; and PCV13/PPSV23
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There’s an increased incidence of what with erythromycin in infants?
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pyloric stenosis
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class IC, like flecainide, are “use dependent”. In faster heart rates they can’t dissociate as well from the Na channels… what change can be seen on ECG?
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widenened QRS complex
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Odds ratio is calculated for case control studies; Relative risk is calculated for cohort studies. Odds ratio is a a good approximation of relative risk when what is true?
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when disease is rare the RR is a good approximation of OR
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antithyroperoxidase antibodies are seen in what disease?
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Hashimoto
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orchipexy for cryptochidism removes chances of hernia and torsion but does not remove chances of waht?
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lowered sperm count and cancer
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what should you do if pt develops tardive dyskinesia while on antipsychs?
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wean to a lower dose.
If you NEED it then you switch to CLOZAPINE
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young person with kyphosis, high arch, hammer toe, ataxia. what is this?
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Freidrich’s ataxia.
cardiac and resipiratory problems are most common.
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what are the quad findings in Trisomy 21?
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betahCG high, inhibin A high, estriol low, AFP low
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What are the quad findings in Edward syndrome Trisomy 18
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beta hcg low, inhibin A normal, estriol low, AFP low
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what does high AFP in quad screen mean?
abd wall defect, neurotube defect, or multiple gestation
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what is the Epo level like in Polycythemia vera?
Epo is low. Epo is upstream activator of JAK2... thus jak2 mutation will constitutively activation RBC synthesis... and Epo will be suppressed via neg feedback
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what are three saline resistant metabolic alkalosis etiologies?
Cushing's
primary hyperaldosterone
severe hypokalemia
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what should you give to step pneumo meningitis pt other than abx
dexamethasone
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empiric tx for meningitis
cefipime, vanco, +/- ampi
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Secondary amyloidosis (AA)... what is the treatment?
colchicine
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what are the sx of amyloidosis ?
hypertrophy of heart, 4th heart sound, palpable kidney, hepatomegaly
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What are some complications from pos pressure mechanical ventilation?
ARDS, pneumonia, pneumothorax
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kidney stone in a pregnant person. how to dx?
US
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what organism is the most common in CF children for pneumonia? treatment?
staph aureus. vanco IV
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what is the empric abx treatment for
floroquinolone (moxi); OR ceftriaxone + azithromycin
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boy with gout
lysch nyhan
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pt with Guillain barre... what test should you do to assess breathing?
Spirometry
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what condition is most strongly associated with stroke
hypertension
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how do you treat myesthenia crisis?
you do plasmaphoresis; also ABCs
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what is the biggest cause for cerebral palsy?
prematurity (intrapartum hypoxia accounts for a small number)
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abortive migraine treatments? name 2
prochlorperazine, tryptans
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prophylactic migraine treatment?
propranolol
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immunoCOMPETENT person with ring enhancing lesion. what is it?
brain abscess.
| if associated with sinusitis-->think viridans strep
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Rh incompatibility could be a huge deal. However, ABO isn't. why?
ABO incompatibility usually only cause very mild disease in infants. They can develop some neonatal jaundice and can be treated with photothreapy
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Simple cystitis UTI can be treated empirically and no cultures are needed. what are the drug choices
SMX-TMP for 5 days; nitrofurantoin for 3 days, or fosfomycin single dose
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What is complicated UTI/cystitis? and how should you treat it?
pregnancy, immunocompromised, caused by procedure, hospital acquired, diabetes, chronic kidney disease
you need a culture before abx... which should be floroquinolones
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what is the treatment of choice for SCFE?
surgical fixation
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who should get meningococcal vaccination? age and population?
age: 12 and booster at 16
group: college dorm, military recruits, and subsaharan african
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Light's criteria is used to do what? what is it?
it's used to determine exudate versus transudate. fluid/serum protein >0.5; and fluid/serum LDH >0.6 is exudate
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what's the acid base disturbance associated with Conn's syndrome?
metabolic alkalosis
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baby with mousy odor
PKU
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what deficiency caues abnormal taste?
zinc. along with alopecia, poor wound healing
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wallenberg syndrome is blockage of what vessels? x2
PICA or vertebral art
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TB can cause adrenal insufficiency via infiltration. What pH problem can develop?
metabolic acidosis due to decreased aldosterone--> decreased rid of K and H
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nephrotic syndrome in the presence of organ enlargement (liver/kidney)
amyloidosis
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Hypothyroidism can cause what effects on lipids? sodium? creatinine and liver enzymes?
it can cause hyperlipidemia, hyponatremia, and asymptomatic elevation of creatinine and liver enzymes
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schizophrenia CT head findings?
enlarged ventricles decreased cortical volume
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define hypertensive urgency?
hypertensive emergency?
malignant hypertension?
urgency is BP >180/120
emergency is any sx + the BP
malignant HTN is BP + retinal exudates, hemorrhage, papilloedema
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what are some long term sequelae of meningititis?
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hearing loss
cognition loss
seizures
mental retardation
spasticity/paresis
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primary biliary cirrhosis. what is the treatment?
ursodeoxycholic acid
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how do you diagnose avascular necrosis of the fem head?
MRI
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3 features of wernicke's encephalopathy?
confusion
nystagmus
ataxia
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why can IV acyclovir be associated with renal failure? what should you do to prevent this?
it can cause crystal precipitation.
| you should aggressively hydrate to prevent
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immunecompromised people can get invasive aspergilosis of the lungs. Sx include fever, hemoptysis, chest pain. What does it look like on Xray?
nodule with surrounding ground glass opacity
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What are the signs of felty syndrome? what is this associated with?
Felty is arthritis, spenomegaly, and neutropenia.
| it's associated with severe rheumatoid arthritis
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renal tubular acidosis type 1 is where and what's the defect?
it's distal tubule; decreased excretion of H
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renal tubular acidosis type 2. where is it and what's the defect?
proximal tubule decreased reabsoprtion of bicarb
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what are some ototoxic drugs?
aminoglycoside
loop diuretics
asprin
chemo agents
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when should babies regain their birthweight?
by 2 weeks
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features of wiskot aldrich?
thrombocytopenia, eczema, and recurrent infections
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chronic granulomatous diseae is defect in NADPH oxidase enzyme leading to inability to kill catalase positive organisms. how to dx?
dx via dihydrorhodamine test or
| nitroblue tetrazolium test
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what's the most accurate method of estimating gestational age?
1st trimester US
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cutaneous larva migrans is caused by what?
hook worm
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hypercalcemia that's NOT related to parathyroid is msot likely due to what
malignancy
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Immediate anticoagulation in a pt with renal disease...what med should you use?
heparin is preferred; NOT LMWH
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what do you use to encourage weight gain in cachexic patients?
progestrone analogs
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pulseless electrical activity should be treated how?
Chest compressions with vasopressors
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what are the 5Ts and 5Hs that can cause PEA?
hypovolemia, hypoxia, hyper/hypokalemia, hypothermia, hydrogen ions (acidosis)
Trauma, Thrombosis, Tension pneumo, Tamponade, toxins
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exertional heat stroke definition
Temp >104 and encephalopathy
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skin TB test. how big does the indurated area have to be to be psoitive if the pt is HIV+
5mm
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NAFLD is associated with what condition?
insulin resistance
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systemic sclerosis antibody?
anti topoisomerase I
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pt without vaccination for hep B is exposed, what should you do?
immunoglobulin AND vaccinaion immediately
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scabies treatment?
Ivermectin or permetherin cream
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allergic rhinitis treatment?
intranasal glucocorticoid spray
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what meds should you hold for a stress test?
for 48 hours: betablockers, calcium channel blockers, nitrates, vasodilators
for 12 hours: hold caffeine
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mechanism of diphenhydramine?
antihistamine and anticholinergic
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what are appropriate treatments for asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy?
cephalexin, amoxicillin, nitrofurantoin
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type 4 renal tubular acidosis is characterized by what
hyperkalemia with non anion gap metabolic acidosis, and moderate renal insuff
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croup has cough bronchiolitis does not. how do you treat croup?
steroids and racemic epi
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asplenia predisposes to what kind of organisms?
encapsulated. strep pneumo, hemophilus, neisseria
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hyperpigmentation occurs with what kind of adrenal disease?
primary adrenal insufficiency ONLY. not secondary. pigment is due to over production of ACTH
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lung nodules of what size are worrisome for malig?
>2cm
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parvo 19 in adults involve 1 or many joints
many
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how should ticks be removed?
with tweezers
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what diseases are carried by ixodes?
lyme, babesiosis, anaplasmosis
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criteria for prophylaxis in lyme disease
attached tick, >36 hours or engorged, endemic area, prophylaxis started within 72 hours of tick removal, no doxy contraindication (<8, preg, or lactating)
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sensory defects followed by allodynia...where is the stroke?
thalamus
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what allows the confidence interval to narrow?
increased sample size
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how does HIT present in pts s/p subQ LMWH?
necrotic patches of purple and red on abd
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what meds other than isotretinoin can cause pseudotumor cerebri?
tetracyclins
| growth hormone
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what's the mutation in CML?
BCR-ABL 9:22
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what class of drugs can you use to treat CML
imatinib; tyrosine kinase inhibitors
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HIV linear esophageal ulcers (AKA YOU HAVE TO DO endoscopy to see it)
CMV esophagitis
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what are the 4 emergency contraception methods?
Copper IUD
Ulipristal
Levoprogestrel
Oral contraceptive pill
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B6 (pyridoxine) deficiency can cause sideroblastic anemia. Why?
because it inhibits protoporphyrin synthesis.
| you can see "dimorphic RBC population' of normochromic and hypochromic
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microcytic anemia. how can you tell if it's thalassemia versus iron deficiency?
iron deficiency will have increased RDW >20;
| thalassemia will have normal RDW
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what's the treatment for atropic vaginitis? what's the treatment for lichen sclerosis?
atrophic is low dose topical steroids;
| lichen is high dose topical steroids
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Dopamine inhibits prolactin. What two things stimulate prolactin?
serotonin and TRH
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painless bloody stools in infants
milk protein colitis; or it could be meckles
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mets to the brain... what's the most likely source?
lung...then melanoma, colon, breast
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pt in stable vtach. tx?
amiodarone
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torsade de ponte tx?
magnesium sulfate/ defibrillation
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sinus bradycardia. tx?
atropine
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torsade depointe due to quinidine?
sodium bicarb
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sx of babesiosis
fatigue, malaise, fever, hemolytic anemia and jaundice.
treat with atovaquon + azithromycin or quinine
do blood smear to visualize maltese cross
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pregnant person got rubella vaccination on accident. how do you treat
expectant management
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methemaglobinemia tx
methylene blue
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cyanide poisoning treatment?
sodium thiosulfate
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ethylene glycol treamtnt?
fomepizole
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the triad findings of hereditary spherocytosis
splene enlargement, jaundice, negative coombsn, also elevated mchc
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what blood abnomrlaities are associated with mono?
autoimmune hemolytic anemia and thrombocytopenia
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major side effects of cyclosporin?
nephrotoxicity, hyperkalemia, hypertension, gum hypertrophy, hirsutism, tremor
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major toxicity of azathioprine
diarrhea, leukopenia, hepatotoxicty
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mycophenolate toxcity
marrow suppression
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heat can damage what vitamin?
folate
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what's mech of flutamide?
androgen receptor blocker
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social anxiety treatment if it's performance related? if it's not performance related?
performance related-->propranolol
| performance unrelated-->behaviroal therapy; SSRI
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galactose 1 phosphate uridyl transferase deficiecy sx?
hypoglycemia, cataracts, jaundice, failure to thrive
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galactokinase deficiency sx
only cataracts
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tca antidote?
sodium bicarb
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cluster HAprevention and tx?
prevent with lithium, verapamil, ergotamine
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tx of bartholin cyst w/o infection?
observe
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euthyroid sick syndrome is characterized by what?
low T3 level normal T4 and TSH
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subclinical hypothyroidism is characterized by what?
low T4 level, normal TSH
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how to diagnose lactose intolerance?
breath hydrogen test, increased stool reducing agents, and increased stool osmotic gap
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factor V leiden mechanism?
increased resistance to fantithrombin C
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criteria for long term O2 therapy
Hct >55%, Sat O2 <89%, PaO2 <59
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measles...what kind of precaution is needed?
airborne (neg air pressure)...not droplet
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what marker in Hep b remains present during the window period? what are the two ebst tests for new hep B diagnosis?
HBc antibody IgM will be positive in the window period there fore Core IgM and surface antigen is the best.
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how do you treat botulinum poisoning?
horse derived antitoxin antibody for passive immunity
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how many percent is in 1 SD, 2SD, and 3SD?
68%, 95%, 99.7%
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criteria for actue liver failure?
marked elevated ast/alt; encephalopathy; synthetic dysfunction
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you suspect spinal cord compression. what should you do first? what should you do to image?
Give steroids; THEN do MRI
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hyponatremic patient...what's the highest rate you can go up by?
0.5 meq/L/hour
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myastheniua gravis can be brought on by infections and what drug?
floroquinolones
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renal cyst filled with fluid...what do you do?
observe.
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most common congenital cyanotic disease... egg on string? Single S2
transposition of great vessel.
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acute bronchitis treatment?
symptomatic only.
| typically Abronchitis is >5 days of coughing that easily mobilizes sputum
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Lyme treatment in preg or lactating?
amoxicillin
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patient presenting with pyelo...what's first, second? when do you image?
first collect urine, second give abx empirically. Image if they don't improve in 2-3 days
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what does CMV viremia look like?
pneumonitis, gastritis, hepatitis
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most common opportunistic organisms associated with transplants
CMV, PCP
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splenomegaly and elevated alk phos with nonspecific symptoms in CD4<50? prophylaxis drug?
MAC infection; prophylax with Azithromycin
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patient with PCP should be started on TMP-SMX at CD4 <200 and steroid should be added when?
if PaO2 is lower than 70
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name the live vaccines?
MMR, varicella, rotavirus, nasal influenza
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name the toxoid vaccines?
tetanus, diphtheria
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name the killed vaccines?
hep A, polio
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kids should be vaccinated according to their what age?
chronological
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back pain in third trimester is because of?
increased lordosis and increased laxity of pelvic joints
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if there's one brain metastasis, but the patient is functioning well what should you do?
resect it?
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what should you do after a kid was exposed to varicella but currently has no sx?
vaccinate as prophylaxis
