uworld 10 Flashcards
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What is eosinophilic esophagitis?
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uncommon, px w/ dysphagia, heartburn, refractory acid reflux. Commonly px w/ other atopic illnesses. Chronic and indolent.
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What is tick born paralysis and how px?
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Due to neurotoxin from tick feeding. Ascending paralysis that may be greater in 1 leg or arm. CSF and CBC nml, no fever usually present.
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What does chronic GERD predispose to?
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esoph adenocarcinoma and benign esoph strictures. Can differentiate the by barium — assym in adenocar, circumferential in esoph strictures. Still need biopsy despite barium findings.
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Px of spinal epidural abscess?
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fever, severe focal back pain, radiculopathy, motor and sensory deficits, bowel or bladder dysfxn and eventual paralysis.
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How spinal epidural abscesses form?
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hematog spread from distant source, contig tissue infxn, direct incoulation (steroid injxn, epidural anesth), also IV drug use and immunocomp st r rx fx
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What is amarosis fugax make one concerned for?
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It is a warning sign for impending stroke.
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Sx of idiopathic intracranial htn?
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HA, xsient visual loss, pulsatile tinnitus, diplopia
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Drugs that incrs risk for intracranial htn?
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growth hormone, tetracyclines, excessive Vit A and its deriv (isotretinoin).
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What are nml heart changes with aging?
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dcrsd resting and max CO, dcrsd max HR, incrsd cntrxn and incrsd relaxation time, incrsd stiffness of myocardium.
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What are general sx in botulism?
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DESCENDING paralysis w/ early CN involvement. Commonly get pupillary abnom.
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Sx of asbestosis?
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prog dyspnea, bibasilar end inspiratory fine crackles & clubbing.
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PFT findings with asbestosis?
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Restrictive pattern, dcrsd LV, incrsd FEV1/FVC, dcrsd DLCO.
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What drugs can cause autoimmune hemolysis?
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alpha methyldopa and penicillin.
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When find “albumino-cytologic dissociation”
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with GBS.
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What is most common mechanism with PSVT? How treat?
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Most commnly 2/2 reentry to AV node? Tx by incrs vagal stimulation which dcrs AV node conductivity.
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What is steps in bilirubin metab in liver?
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- uptake from blood, 2. storage w/in hepatocyte, 3. conjugation with glucuronic acid. 4. biliary excretion
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What is pathogenesis for gilbert’s?
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dcrsd prodxn of UDP glucuronyl xferase which leads to dcrsd bilirubin glucuronidation and dcrsd uptake of bili.
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What is crigler najjar type 1?
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AR dx of bili metab that leads to svr jaundice and kernicterus. Req liver xplant for survival.
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What is crigler najjar type 2
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milder AR w/ survival into adulthood, w/ no kernicterus.
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Major causes of empyema?
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Strep pneumo, Staph aureus, Klebs. Can progress to polymicrob pop.
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How tx empyema?
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Requires empyema AND drainage.
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Best test to determine incidenc?
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Cohort study not case control
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When need immediate tx for hypercalcemia?
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If symptomatic moderate (12-14) or when svr (>14)
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How treat “significant” hypercalcemia?
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IV hydration, calcitonin, bisphosphonates
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Most common causes of ectopic ACTH prodxn?
Small cell lung cancer, carcinoid syndromes (bronchial, pancreatic, thymus)
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High ectopic ACTH presentation?
signif htn and hypokalemia (excess cortisol has mineralocortic act.), metab alkalosis, hyperpigmentation, no other si/sx of cushings
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When how ppx against histo with HIV?
If CD4<100, and in endemic areas, ppx w/ itraconazole
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How Kaposi's sarcoma px? What causes?
reddish purple, dark vascular plaques or nodules on cutaneous or mucosal surfaces. Caused by HHV8
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How tx peripheral arterial embolism?
Intra-arterial thrombolysis or mechanical embolectomy or surgical embolectomy. Do intraarterial fibrinolytic agent otherwise.
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What is danger zone of pharynx?
between alar and prevertebral fascia, can drain into posterior mediastinum and cause necrotizing mediastinitis
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What is ludwig's angina?
infxn in submandibular space which begins in floor of mouth and extends thru.
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Possible cause of htn in young women of childbearing age?
Think about meds, espec OCPs
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How leukemia/ lymphoma cause anemia?
RBC progenitor cells replaced w/ cancer cells, lose ability to produce new RBCs.
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How does embolic ischemic stroke px?
abrupt onset, maximal sx from start, occurs w/ afib, endocarditis, or carotid bruit. Commonly have infarcts in multiple vasc regions.
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Cause of nephrotic syndrome in Hodgkins Lymphoma?
Minimal change most common, also FSGS possible. 2/2 IL 13 and other interleukin prodxn.
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What carries corneal reflex sx?
V1 (opthalmic) branch, also provides sensation to scalp, forehead, eyelid, nose, sinuses.
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What is role of facial nerve CN VII?
facial movement, taste in ant 2/3 of tongue, lacrimation, salivation, eyelid closing.
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Sx of mixed essential cryoglobulinema?
palpable purpura, GMN, arthralgias, HSM, periph neuropathy, hypocomplementemia.
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What is nl anion gap?
6 to 12, but increases with age
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What is first line tx w/ OA?
first tx w/ acetominophen
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What is one complication of aortic dissection? How does it px?
Can get aortic regurg due to aortic root dilatation --> px w/ rumbling diastolic murmur
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How infective endocarditis commonly px in IV drug use?
Can get systemic manifestations such as septic pulmonary emboli, murmur often absent, heart failure rare
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How do pulmonary septic emboli commonly present?
Get pulmo infilitrates, abscesses, infxns, pulmo gangrene, cavities on cxr
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First step in eval of hyperbilirubinemia. How follow up?
First determine if conjugated or unconjugated. If unconjugated then either due to overprodxn (hemolysis, conjugation defect) or underexcretion (reduced uptake)
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How workup elevated conjugated bilirubin?
look at liver enz, if all nml then likely dubin-johnson or Rotor syndrome, if elev AST/ALT --- hepatitis, hemochromatosis, others on ddx
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If incrsd conj w/ incrsd alk phos and nml AST/ALT?
ddx: cholestasis, obstrxn, PBC, PSC, choledocholithiasis. W/u w/ abd U/S and antimitochondrial AB. CT if U/S equivalent.
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Pulmonary causes of hemopytsis?
bronchitis, PE, bronchiectasis, lung cancer, TB, lung abscesses, wegener's goodpastures, SLE
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What is measure in case control study?
exposure odds ratio
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What is used in cohort studies?
look at relative risk, relative rate
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What is effect of chronic renal failure on anion gap?
produces anion gap of hypochloremic metabolic acidosis
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Si/sx of papilledema?
swelling of optic nerve head --- enlargement of blind spot. Momentary visual loss depending on head position, rapid to permanent vision loss.
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What is amarosis fugax?
Transient (few sec) loss of vision usually 2/2 vasc causes.
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How manage hypovolemic hypernatremia?
IV NS until intravasc volume replaced. DO not correct faster than 0.5 meg Na/hr
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How tx uremic pericarditis?
hemodialysis
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Where is zinc primarily absorbed? How deficiency px?
Absorb in jejunum, defic px w/ alopecia, abnormal taste, pustules, bullae around bony orifices
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Who at risk for zinc deficiency?
pt on TPN and IBD
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When necessary to determine GI cause of iron deficiency anemia?
In adult male or post menopausal woman, start w/u w/ FOBT
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What is lung histo change in alpha 1 antitrypsin defiency?
Panacinar emphysema
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DDx for obstructive pattern PFTs?
low DLCO --- emphysema; nl DLCO -- chronic bronch; incrsd DLCO -- asthma
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How do emphysematous COPD px?
thin pts w/ svr dyspnea, hyperinflated chest, dcrsd vasc markings, dcrsd DLCO & mod O2 desat
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How does bronchitis type COPD px?
chronic productive cough >/= 3 mo over 2 consec yrs due to hypersecretion of mucus and structural changes in tracheobronch tree, prom vasc markings, nml DLCO
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Most common cause of atypical pneumonia?
mycoplasma, legionella, chlamydia, influenza, coxiella
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How px of atypical pneumo different?
more mild course, more extrapulm findings, non productive cough
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skin findings typical of mycoplasma?
erythema multiforme -- target shaped lesions on extremities
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Typical px of lew body dementia?
alterations in conciousness, disorganized speech, visual hallucinations, EPS, early compromise of exec fxn
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Where else lewy bodies seen and how differentiate?
in parkinson but dementia px early in course with lewy body dementia.
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Findings in NPH?
dementia, incontinence, gait abnormalities, broad based and shuffling w/ bradykinesia, no tremor
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What is HIV nephropathy?
collapsing focal and segmental glomerulosclerosis, px w/ heav proteinuria and rapid devo of renal failure
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WHat study used to determine incidence?
Must follow healthy individuals for time period to determine who becomes sick... this is a cohort study
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What is leprosy?
chronic granulmoatous disease that mainly affects periph skin and nerves, due to mcobacterial leprae
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How does early leprosy px?
Px as insensate hypopigmented plaque
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How does late leprosy px?
progres nerve damage --- muscle atrophy w/ conseuqent crippling deformities of hand.
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How tx malignant otitis externa?
antipseudomonal abx ; aminoglycosides, quinolones (except moxi), cephalosporins, carbapenems (except ertapenem), aztreonam, ticarcillin, piperacillin
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What is fibromuscular dysplasia?
Non inflamm cndtn caused by abnml cell develo in arterial wall that can lead to vessel stenosis, aneurysm, dissoc. Usually involves renal, carotids, vertebral arteries
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Who screen for FMD?
women <50 w/ svr and resistant htn, htn onset before 35, sudden incrs in bp, sudden incrs in Cr after starting ACE,ARB
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What bug are pts w/ hemochromatosis @ risk of getting?
listeria,
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What is relation btwn P value and confidence interval?
inversely related, smaller the P value, the larger confidence interval. If null value (CI = 1.0) is w/in CI, the p value is > 0.05.
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How does disseminated gonoccocus px?
high fvr, chills, tenosynovitis, migratory polyarthritis, skin rash w/ purpuric or pustular lesion w/ hemorrhagic component & cntrl necrosis
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How does toxic shock syndrome px?
fever, erythema/desquamation, HA, N/V, myalgia
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Best test for initial MI, for recurrent MI?
If first MI in long time --- do troponin, most sensitive & specific, If recurrent MI in 1st week after MI, use CK-MB
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Most common type of thyroid nodule?
benign colloid nodule most common
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What is cause of anaphylactic rxn to blood products?
due to receiving of donor IgA when IgA deficient. Prevent with washing of RBCs
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WHat is an amnestic Ab response?
response against minor RBC ag leading to delayed mild hemolysis 2-10 days after xfusion.
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Causes of low Testosterone?
can be primary failure (low T, high FSH and LH), or secondary failure (low T, low/nml FSH, LH)
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What are indiciations of acute R heart strain?
JVD w/ RBBB on ecg
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Side effects of levodopa/carbidopa?
somnolence, confusion, hallucinations, dyskinesia, dystonia after long term therapy
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Side effects of trihexyphenydil and benztropine?
anticholinergic drugs so get anticholinergic effects
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What are side effects of amandatine?
ankle edema and livedo reticularis.
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What are the dopamine agonists?
apomorphine, bromocriptine, pramipaxole, ropinorole
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Side effects of dopamine agonists?
somnolence, hypotension, confusion, hallucinations
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Normal albumin to protein gap is what? What does it suggest?
usually 3-4 difference btwn serum protein and albumin. If elevated gap, think multiple myeloma
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What is cause of chagas disease?
tyrpanosoma cruzii?
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Common causes of esophagitis in HIV?
CMV, HSV, candida, idiopathic/apthous
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How does candidal esophagitis in HIV px?
white scrapable plaque in mouth, odynophagia, not usually severe
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How does HSV esoph px?
herpetic vesicles and round/ovoid ulcers
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How does CMV esophagitis px?
linear, deep ulcers esp in distal esophagus
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How tx uncomplicated UTI in nonpreg woman?
bactrim x 3 days, nitrofurantoin x 5 days, single dose of fosfomycin, only do urine cx if initial tx fails
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How tx complicated cystitis?
quinolones x 10-14 days after obtaining urine cx
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What is common arrhythmia w/ hyperthyroidism?
afib
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What are the K sparing diuretics?
spironolactone, eplerenone, amiloride, triamterene
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Sensitivity does what?
tells ability of test to determine which patients have disease. If negative then patient likely not to have disease.
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What is receiver operating characteristic?
Plots true positive rate (sensitivity) against false pos rate (1-specificity), if linear relationship then test provides no useful info and diagnosis produced by test at random.
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What is precision?
proportion of true positive out of total # of positive results produced by test in given pop, equivalent to positive predictive value
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Relationship to sensitivity, specificity to npv and ppv?
as sensitivity incrs then NPV increases, as specificity incrs then PPV increases
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What are causes of osteomalacia?
malabsorption, intestinal byapss surgery, celiac sprue, chronic liver disease, CKD
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si/sx osteomalacia?
may be asx, px w/ bone pain, muscle weakness, muscle cramps, difficulty ambulating, waddling gait
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Lab findings w/ osteomalacia?
incrsd alk phos, incrsd PTH, dcrsd calcium, vit D, urinary Ca
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Pathophys of osteomalacia?
due to defective mineralization of bone matrix due to Ca and Phos deficiency 2/2 to vit D deficiency
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What does plateau pressure (on PFT) tell you?
Can calculate compliance as gives you elastic pressure of lung
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What is peak airway pressure and when significant?
PAP= resistive P + plateua P. if elevated w/ nml plateau P, problem w/ airway resistance sugg bronchospasm, mucus plug, ETT obstruction
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Secondary probs assoc w/ polycythemia vera?
incrsd risk of peptic ulceration 2/2 histamine release, gout 2/2 inrsd cell turnover
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who at highest risk for SLE?
young AA women aged 20-40
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Px of sarcoidosis?
cough + erythema nodosum, abn cxr, hyperCa, incrsd ACE, noncaseating granulomas
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What is murmur of mitral regurg?
pansystolic @ apex w/ radiation to axilla.
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Best screening for Hep B virus?
HbsAg and IgM anti- HBc . IgM anti-hbc signals acute infxn and IgG HbC signals recovery
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How tx withdrawal sx in opioid dependent patients?
methadone either PO or IM
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When induration of >5 mm suggest TB infxn?
If HIV infctd, recent contact w/ TB infected, signs of TB on cxr, organ xplants pts or immunosuppressed
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When ppd >10 suggest positive test?
individual who recently immigrated, IV drug users, high risk setting employee, pts w/ DM, CKD, hematol probs, teens exposed to high risk adults
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What is hospice model?
focus on QOL, not prolongation, sx control services provided @ non-acute center
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What is requirement to enter hospice?
prognosis of
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How manage cryptococcal meninigits?
IV ampho plus oral flucytosine, once see clinical improvement, switch to PO fluconazole. Do HIV w/u if not already dx.
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Signs of TCA OD?
hyperthermia, seizures, hypotension, dilated pupils, flushed/dry skin, intestinal ileus (anticholinergic sx), get QRS widening w/ risk of ventric arryth
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How manage TCA OD?
sodium bicarb --- narrows QRS complex
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What measure determines severity of TCA OD?
degree of QRS widening
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What tests are specific for disc herniation?
straight leg raise and crossed straight leg test
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How does disc herniation px?
low back pain radiating down buttock and below knee in dermatomal pattern
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How does spinal stenosis px?
low back pain worse with activity and relieved w/ rest
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What is typical px of metastatic bone pain?
typically constant and worse @ night/w/ rest
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what is vitiligo?
autoimmune destxn of melanocytes with predilection for extremities, around body orifices.
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How remember cyp induces?
"ALL MOVE FAST" Grizzly-ofulvin (griseofulvin) quickidine (quinidine) PHEN-PHEN (phenytoin, phenobarbital), CARbamazapine goes vroom vroom, RifAMPin
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How remember inhibitors?
inhibit yourself from drinking ETOH from a KEG, It will make you a SICCO. (ETOH, ketoconaz, erythromycin/macrolides, grapefruit, sulfon, isoniazid, cimetidine, chloramphen, omeprazol
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What r si/sx of theophylline toxicity?
CNS sx: HA, insomnia, seizures, GI probs (N/V), arryth,
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Concern w/ verapamil?
decreases renal clearance of other drugs
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What are side effects of digoxin toxicity?
anorexia, N/V, arrythm --- vtach, accel jxn rhythm
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Xray findings w/ osteomalacia?
dcrsd bone density, thinning cortex, eventual codfish vertebral bodies (concave shape), pseudo fx
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Typical description of AK?
red papules w/ central scaly sandpaper texture, fewer than 1% become SCC
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How tx amebic abscess of liver?
oral flagyl x 1 week
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What is px of spinal epidural abscess?
triad of fvr, severe focal back pain + neuro deficits, also get progressive radiculop, motor and sensory deficits, bowel or bladder dysfxn, eventual paraylsis
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What are risk fx for spinal epidural abscess?
IV drug use, immunocomp state, spread from contig distant source, spinal trauma or surgery
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Most common form of skin cancer?
Basal cell carcinoma
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How tx drug induced AIN?
discontinue offending agent
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What are tx for Dresslers?
NSAIDS are 1st line, if those fail then steroids
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Most common nephropathy cause in AA?
FSGS.
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What other associatons exists w/ FSGS?
obesity, HIV, IV drug use
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most common nephropathy in non-blacks/?
membranous nephropathy
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How w/u and tx primary hyperPTH?
1st do sestamibi scan, then do paraythroidectomy if primarily 2/2 hyperplasia.
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When parathyroidectomy indicated in asx pt?
IF Ca>/= 11.5, age <2.5 any site, reduced renal fxn
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What should be calculated if ABG given w/ metab acidosis?
winters formula to determine pCO2 response
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Cause of hypoxemia in PCP pneumonia?
incrsd alveolar-arterial O2 gradient 2/2 alveolar and interstitial inflamm.
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What is common cause of incrsd left atrial pressure?
LV failure or mitral valve problem.
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DDX of spherocytes on smear?
hereditary or AIHA
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How dx AIHA?
Direct coombs test positive w/ extravasc hemolysis, neg family hx
