UWorld Flashcards

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Tx for acute asthma exacerbation

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Airway relax bronchoconstriction = b2 agonist or muscarinic antagonist or IV magnesium

Inflammation & edema = Short dose steroid (inhaled)

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Postmenopausal + UTI

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Estrogen deficiency

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Elderly pt on alprazolam (insomnia)

  • cognitive impairment
  • falls
  • Paradoxical agitation
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As people age, they metabolize benzodiazepines more slowly

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Continued diarrhea

Normal
- labs = CBC + chemistry + LFTs + urine
- colonoscopy (melanosis coli = black mucosal pigment in proximal colon)

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Facitious diarrhea = no external reward but false illness

Stool osmolarity
- hyper = high gap (osmotic lax) low gap (senna + bisacodyl)
- hypo = fluid overload

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Osmotic laxative

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Lactulose
polyethylene glycol

1st line constipation

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Tamoxifen vs Raloxifene

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SERM = increase risk VTE

Tamoxifen = Affects bones & uterius (endometrial + uterine sarcoma)

Raloxifene = Affects bone ONLY

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Gastroparesis vs Anorexia

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Gastroparesis has a normal BMI

Anorexia = BMI < 18.5

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  • Postprandial (after food) emesis
  • Early satiety
  • Weight loss
  • Ab pain
  • Food aversion

PMH DM2

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Gastroparesis = disruption of neuro signaling

Dx: Gastric emptying scan + Upper endoscopy ± CT/MR enterography

Tx: diet change + gastric prokinetic (metoclopranide + erythromycin - antagonist to the inhibitory actions of dopamine)

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Age-related disorder

Reading material further distance

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Presbyopia = decrease elasticity of lens (no accommodation)

Presby = old opia = eyes

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Bisphophonate use 5+ years

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Atypical fracture = subtrochanteric stress fracture

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Indication for Methotrexate

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  • RA
  • Etopic Prego
  • Anemia of Chornic Disease (ACD)
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Anemia
Normal Lactate dehydrogenase
Subtotal gastrectomy

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Vit B12 deficiency due to loss of intrinsic factor = impaired DNA synthesis

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when should you get
plasma metanephrines

Dexamethasone suppression test

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HTN & increase glucose

Metanephrines =
dx: Pheochromocytoma
sx: headache + normal BMI + sweating & tachycardia
2nd = CT of ab

Dexamethasone =
dx: Cushings
sx: increase BMI + PE findings

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HTN non-pharm tx

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Diet > smoking cessation

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  • Dyspnea
  • 3rd heart sounds
  • bibasilar crackles
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Dilated cardiomyopathy = dilated Left ventricle w/ ejection fraction of 25%
Systolic heart failure

Tx: STOP the EtOH

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Ankylosing spondylitis tx

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1: Exercise + NSAIDs

2: TNFa (etanercept + infliximab) & IL-17 (secukinumab)

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Median nerve compression
wrist vs forearm

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wrist = Motor weak thumb opposition or abduction + thenar atrophy

forearm = Sensory loss over lateral palm & thenar eminence (Palmar cutaneous branch)

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increase
- breath sounds
- femitus

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inflammation = increases the lower frequency sounds (femitus) & less filtration increases breath sounds

Consolidation

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Difficulty driving at night
glare
halo

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Cataracts

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indications for Leuprolide

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endometriosis

Gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist

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indication of Letrozole

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ovulation induction in PCOS

aromatase inhibitor

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1st line therapy for PCOS

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weight loss
OCP = combined (estrogen/progestin)

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Indications for Spironolactone

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Hirsutism
K+ sparing w/ loop
HF

androgen receptor antagonist

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CHA2DS2 Score
1 point

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HTN
DM
CHF
PAD/MI
female

2+ will require oral anticoagulant in patients w/ Atrial Fib

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CHA2DS2 Score 2 point
Age = 75+ PMH of Stroke or TIA
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Atrial Fib tx
1st line = BB (**metoprolol**) Maintenance of sinus rhythm in reccurent a. fib episodes = **Amiodarone**
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Primary prophylaxis for esophageal varices = (prevention of growth & bleeding)
Nonselective beta blockers - nadolol - propranolol - carvedilol
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- fever - leukocytosis - elevated liver enzymes - right upper quadrant (RUQ) pain - hepatomegaly - right-sided pleural effusion
Pyogenic liver abscess = which can spread to biliary tree ## Footnote Dx: CT scan of ab Tx: IV abx + abscess drainage w/ cultures
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Centor Criteria
Fever Tender **anterior** cervical lymphadenopathy Tonsillar exudates **Absence** of cough ## Footnote 2-3 = Rapid strep Ag tests, if pos give penicillin 4 = give penicillin
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* Diffused ab pain w/o rebound or guarding * Peripheral neuropathy = UE weakness + areflexia * Urobilinogen * nonspecific psychiatric sx
Acute intermittent porphyria = increased prophobilinogen & aminolevulinic acid acute intermittent neurovisceral attacks = Δ enzymes w/n heme synthesis
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- HTN - acute, severe headache - Sx of meningeal irritation = N/V + photophobia
SAH = Subarachnoid Hemorrhage Obtain CT w/o contrast
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slow-growing, ulcerated, pearly nodule w/ a rolled border on sun-exposed skin [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mVane77VVy3LGZtbk7ZuD7y-hkffPInXgXNOZsZqDU0/edit]
Basal carcinoma
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- Cognitive impairment - Urinary incontinence - Gait abnormalities - UMN in LE
Normal pressure hydrocephalus = Wet, Wacky, Wobbly ## Footnote Dx: CT (ventriculomegaly) w/ normal LP
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Paget vs osteomalacia
Paget = ↑ Alk P + **normal Ca** Tx: bisphosphonates Osteomalacia = ↑Alk P + **↓Ca** Tx: Vit D & Ca
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Long term dialysis can cause
misfolded precursor proteins = dialysis-related amyloidosis (**DRA**) --> organ dysfunction | beta2-microglobulin (B2-m) deposition ## Footnote **Scapulohumeral periarthritis**:  shoulder pain/hypertrophy w/ increased rotator cuff thickness + hyperechogenic deposits on imaging **Carpal tunnel syndrome**:  median neuropathy thenar eminence atrophy + weakness, tingling + decreased sensation in the first 3 fingers, as well as possible flexor tendosynovitis (finger contractures) **Bone cysts**:  possible pathologic fracture
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Complications of nephrotic syndrome
↑ susceptibility to encapsulated bacteria = vax **Hypercoagulability** = prophylactic anticoagulation Hyperlipidemia = statins ## Footnote Management - Edema = Loops - Proteinuria = Renin blockers (ACE/ARBs)
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PMH: Parkinson -Night sweats - Leukocytosis - Wt loss - non-productive cough → productive cough during eating - CXR: unilateral cavitation
Lung abscess ## Footnote Parkinson = can cause diffuilty w/ swallowing increasing risk of anaerobic bacteria entering the lungs
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Fever Wt loss ↑ESR Anemia = ACD Livedo reticularis Asymmetric polyneuropathy
Polyarteritis nodosa
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polysomnography
Sleep study used to dx sleep disorder - OSA
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Well circumscribe hypopigmented patch = **skin manifestations** Nodular & tender nerves Segmental demyelination = **loss of sensation & motor function**
Mycobacterium leprae = obtain full-thickness biopsy
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**Positive**: VDRL ↓platelets & hematocrit PTT ↑ Spontaneous abortion
Antiphospholipid-ab syndrome = false (+) VDRL Hyper-coagulable state
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↑ phosphate + potassium + uric acid ↓ calcium AKI Seizures Arrhythmias
Tumor lysis syndrome
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Painless lymphadenopathy = cervical/supraclavicular chain **Mediastinal mass** = non-productive cough + SOB + retrosternal pain B sx: fever + sweats + wt loss Pruritus EtOH - associated pain Eosinophilia ↑ LDH
Hodgkin lymphoma
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Erythematous Oropharynx ulcerated Drooling → difficulty swallowing secretions Suicide
Caustic ingestion = cleaning products
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Fever + malaise + sore throat Pharyngeal erythema Splenomegaly **Morbilliform rash** Absolute lymphocytosis ↑ LFTs Atypical lymphocytes
CMV IgM
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Associations w/ Multiple Sclerosis
↓ Vit. D EBV Hyperintense lesions MRI Female HLA-DRB1 UMN
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- Painless penile chancre (nonexudative) - inguinal lymphadenopathy - rapid plasma reagin (RPR) test (**positive**)
Syphilis ## Footnote 1st line: Penicillin G IM Alternative: Doxycyclin
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Neurosyphilis - meningitis - ocular Tx
1st line: IV Penicillin G - 10 days Alternative: IV Ceftriaxone
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Vascular occlusion Hyperviscosity = blurred vision + vertigo + ataxia Rheumatoid factor **↑LFTs** **Immune complexes = ↓ C3/C4** **Purpura** **Glomerulonephritis = ↑ blood + protein + dysmorphic RBC** **Arthralgias**
Chronic C = cryglobulinemia
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Sterile pyuria =+ leukocyte esterase & - nitrite **LLQ pain** N/V **Δ in BM** ↑ urinary urgency & frequency
Acute diverticulitis
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Embolic occlusion of the Anterior spinal Artery
Loss at pain & temperature
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Transverse myelitis vs Cauda equina
Transverse myelitis = **distinct sensory level** - UMN = ↑ reflexes - incontinence/ retention - sexual dysfunction - sensory dysfunction = pain + paresthesia + numbness Cauda equina = **severe back pain** - UMN = ↑ reflexes - incontinence/ retention - sexual dysfunction - sensory dysfunction = pain + paresthesia + numbness
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Transverse myelitis
Segmental inflammation of the spinal cord = immune mediated
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Actinomyces Tx
1st: Penicillin 2nd: surgery
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Pt on Chornic Phenyotin Gingival hyperplasia Macrocytic anemia
Folic Acid defiency
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Managment of HIT
Stop heparin & start Argatroban (increase risk of thrombosis with HIT)
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what is required to dx HIT
Heparin exposure 5+ days thrombocytopenia >50% Arterial + venous thrombosis
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Sx anemia
fatigue exertional dyspnea Low Hgb
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# Anemia + high reticulocyte count CLL or SLE or Lymphoma or Penicillins or methyldopa
IgG = Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia ## Footnote Corticosteroids 1st line Splenoectomy for refractory If rx induced = STOP the drug
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# Anemia + high reticulocyte count Mycoplasma or EBV Lymphoproliferative disorder
IgM = autommune hemolytic anemia
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why does haptoglobin decrease w/ hemolysis
Haptoglobin binds free Hbg & when hemolysis occurs it results in increased free Hbg which then binds to haptoglobin decreasing serum levels
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vWF vs Vit. K definency
vWF = prolong bleeding time + increase **PTT** Vit. K = prolong bleeding time + increase **PT**/INR
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Lab findings in pts w/ Polycythemia Vera
↑ Hgb ↑ platelets ↑ WBC ↓ EPO ## Footnote Clonal proliferation of myeloid cells JAK2 mutation
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Intermittent - headache - dizziness - nausea - Polycythemia Lab - ↑ Hematocrit - ↑ BUN - ↓ Ca++
Carbon Monoxide poisoning
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Warfarin causes defiencies in
Protein C & S Vit. K
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Pruritus + jaundice **Antimitochondrial Ab** **Xanthomas** **Osteomalcia = Osteoporosis**
1 Biliary cholangitis ## Footnote Pruritus + jaundice = biliary
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Fecal calprotectin
Stool maker for inflammatory diarrhea = ↑in IBD (Crohn or ulcerative colitis)
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IBD Watery vs bloody diarrhea
Watery = crohns Blood = UC
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Low FODMAP diet = fermentable oligosaccharides disaccharides monosaccharides & polyps
IBS
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Metabolic syndrome = DM + HLD +↑BMI ↑LFTS (AST>ALT)
Nonalcoholic fatty liver Disease = unregulated triglyceride synthesis → elevated LFTs = hyperechoic liver
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Shock AST>ALT Right uper lobe infiltrate Leukocytosis Fever
Ischemic hepatic injury
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epigastric pain intermittent melena
Duodenal Ulcer
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Esophageal varices workup & tx
Endoscopic surveillance in all pts w/ cirrhosis Prophylaxis: nonselective BB or band ligation Tx: endoscopy w/ band or sclerotherapy TIPS in refractory cases
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# Management >60 wt loss GI bleeding = + guaiac dyspepsia = epigastric discomfort + postprandial fullness + early satiety + bloating
GET H. pylori = Urease+ EGD
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Spiculated eccentric lung mass
Carcinoma
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Round opacity < 3 cm in diameter Surrounded by lung parenchyma = w/n periphery
Solitary Pulmonary nodule (SPN)
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Solitary Pulmonary nodule (SPN) workup
1st: Compare previous CXR = checking for stable in size 2nd: CT scan = size + border + density
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In pts w/ asthma exacerbation - Normal pH - normal PaCO2 (ABG)
Suggest impending respiratory collapse
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Painless blanching purple or erthyematous mottling skin
Livedo reticularis = spasming vessels
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HTN + HLD + DM Peripheral angiography or intervention Nephritic sx
Systemic atheroembolism = cholestrol crystal embolism ## Footnote disruption of atherosclerotic aortic plaque
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# Cirrhosis + AKI Bland UA = no cast, protein, cells Low urine Na+ = < 10mEq/L
Hepatorenal Syndrome (HRS) ## Footnote Tx: vasocontriction = increase MAP
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When is Ca++ gluconate given
W/ K+ > 6.5
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Cor pulmonale vs cardiac tamponade
- ↑JVP - muffled heart sounds Cor pulmonale = peripheral edema + enlarge pulmonary vessels + HTN Cardiac tamponade =↓BP
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how to differentiate btw Asthma & COPD
Bronchodilator response **> 12%** = Spirometry before & after bronchodilators DLCO decrease in Emphysema = increase surface area
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Central cancer lesion w/n lung Shoulder pain ptosis constricted pupil Facial edema
Small cell carcinoma = Pancoast (Superior Sulcus Syndrome)
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- Splenomegaly - +Family History - bilirubin gallstones - **↑MCHC**
Hereditary spherocytosis
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Dark urine in AM/late at night Budd-Chiari syndrome = clots in IVC
Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria = immune system attacks + damages your RBCs + platelets - Defect in PIG-A = protective shield - Lysis by complement - ↑ risk for aplastic anemia
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Dumping Syndrome?
Issues with gastric motility → Rapid stomach emptying = hyperosmolar contents poured into small bowel ## Footnote early satiety colicy ab pain nausea/ vomiting **explosive diarrhea** bloating Malabsorption (rapid emptying → malabsorption)
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Kartagener syndrome (KS) vs Cystic Fibrosis (CF)
Kartagener syndrome (KS) = **lower** lobe bronchiectasis → impaired mucociliary clearance of secretions and chronic infections Cystic Fibrosis (CF) = **upper** lobe bronchiectasis → (AR) CFTR gene mutation affecting Na/Cl secretion
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Anterior cord syndrome (ACS) vs Central cord syndrome (CCS)
- impaired pain and temperature sensation - B/L weaknes Anterior cord syndrome (ACS) = B/L weakness is UE = LE Central cord syndrome (CCS) = B/L weakness is UE > LE
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- refractory epigastric pain - thickened gastric folds - diffuse duodenal (± jejunal) ulcers on endoscopy
Gastrinoma (Zollinger-Ellison syndrome) **gastrin level > 1000 pg/mL** & **gastric pH ≤ 4** | Management = serum gastrin concentration ## Footnote high-dose PPIs Octreotide = somatostatin analog Surgical resection
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nephrotic-range proteinuria = 3+ Congo red–positive glomerular deposits
AA (secondary) amyloidosis ## Footnote association with other inflammatory conditions = RA
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central ulceration w/n lesser curve =
Gastric adenocarcinoma (adeno = glands and glands are columnar cells)
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- Dietary salt craving - Reduced secondary sexual characteristics = decrease axillary hair or pubic hair - Depression
Primary adrenal insufficiency (PAI) = Addison disease autoimmune destruction of the B/L adrenal cortex | Dx: cosyntropin stimulation test = a synthetic form of ACTH ## Footnote **Mineralocorticoid deficiency** = renal salt wasting + hypotension + wt loss + hyponatremia + hyperkalemia + dietary salt craving **Glucocorticoid deficiency** = fatigue + anorexia + irritability + depressed mood + hypotension **Androgen deficiency** = loss of libido + suppression of secondary sexual characteristics (eg, reduced pubic hair) -- only seen in women b/c testes produce androgen
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Toxic adenoma vs Graves
Radioiodine uptake = - diffuse ( homogenously distributed throughout the thyroid gland) = Graves - focal = toxic adenoma Graves also has extrathyroidal manifestations = exophthalmos + pretibial myxedema
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Antithyroid Agents
Thioamides: mild ◦ Propylthiouracil (PTU) ◦ Methimazole Potassium Perchlorate (KClO4) Potassium Iodide (KI) Radioactive Iodine (131I): severe | **Adjunct therapy**: β-adrenergic blockers (e.g. propranolol) ## Footnote Graves Disease
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Stem = pt w/ increase Ca++ next step
Look for PTH levels or answer get PTH increase Ca++ **w/ elevated PTH** = primary hyperparathyroidism increase Ca++ **w/o elevated PTH** = malignancy
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Best screening for pts w/ - low K+ - HTN
Plasma renin activity & aldosterone concentration ## Footnote Dx: Primary aldosteronism
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Fibromusclar Dysplasia vs Renal Artery Stenosis
- elevated creatinine = kidney dysfunction - Pulmonary edema = elevated RAAS FMD = younger pts RA Stenosis = older pts w/ PMH of smoking
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Carcinoid Syndrome vs VIPoma
- Carcinoid syndrome = SI involvement - VIPoma = pancreatic tail
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* **Pancreatic tail tumor** * Watery diarrhea = tea colored stools + odorless * Achlorhydria = stomach does not produce hydrochloric acid * flushing * lethargy * N/V * muscle weakness/cramps
VIPoma = Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP) neuropeptide → **vasodilator** = regulates smooth muscle activity + epithelial cell secretion + blood flow in the gastrointestinal tract ## Footnote MEN1
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Rotterdam criteria
- Oligomenorrhea - Hyperandrogenism = acne + alding + hirsutism + increase Testerone (**get testosterone and DHEAS levels**) - Polycystic ovaries on TVUS ## Footnote Dx PCOS
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What is milk-alkali syndrome (MAS)
excessive intake of Ca++ & absorbable alkali = taking calcium bicarbonate for osteoporosis or antacids → vasoconstriction → decrease GFR Increases when combo w/ Loops, ARBs, ACEi 1. hypercalcemia = sx of constipation + headache + nausea + neuromuscular irritability + arthralgias + weakness + lethargy 2. AKI 3. Alkalosis
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# Immunoecompromised - Dyspnea - hypoxia - dry cough = non-productive cough - fever - ↑ Lactate dehydrogenase level - **B/L diffuse interstitial infiltrates**
AIDS → Pneumocystis jirovecii ## Footnote Pneumocystispneumonia (PCP) is an opportunistic infection
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CSF = ↑ protein, normal leukocytes LE progressive weakness
Guillain-Barré syndrome ## Footnote Tx: IV Ig
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Maculopapular rash = sun-exposed areas - Face - Upper back Flu-like illness = constitiutional sx Joint pain Diatolic murmur Splenomegly lymphadenopathy Hemolytic anemia = normocytic anemia
SLE
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CCB vs BB Overdose
- bradycardia - hypotension CCB = **hyperglycemia** (decreases insulin release) BB = **hypoglycemia** (direct inhibition of hepatic glucose production + pancreatic glucagon release) + reduced pulse ox + AMS (altered mental status)
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Venous thrombosis vs Arterial thrombosis vs Arterial emboli
Venous = dull/achy pain + swelling Arterial thrombosis = claudication + decrease pulse in unaffected limbs Arterial emboli = pulseless + cool + weak + numb
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U/L flank pain Decrease urine output K+ wasting → dehydration + weakness
Urinary Outflow Obstruction
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small, painful papules in the beard area consistent w/
**Pseudofolliculitis Barbae (PB)** = caused by penetration of the hair shaft into interfollicular skin, either through the lateral wall of the follicle (transfollicular penetration) or by curving back down into the skin after exiting the follicle (extrafollicular penetration).  MC in black men due to tightly curled facial hair Trigger: Shaving with **multiblade razors** which cut hair below the skin surface and leave an angled tip to the hair shaft
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# In HIV+ pts C. neoformans vs JC virus
C. neoformans = normal MRI, Ag testing + CSF india ink + Culture (Sabunraud agar) JC = patchy white matter = demylination on MRI, PCR
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pt w/ MS & new inflammatory plaque tx
GC is 1st line Plasmapheresis = pt w/ MS flare who are refractory to corticosteroid therapy
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Peripheral vs Central lung cancers
**Peripheral** = 1. **Andenocarinoma** = nonsmoker + pneumonia 2. **Large Cell Carcinoma** = cavitation **Central** = 1. **Squamous Cell Carcinoma** = PTHrP (Ca++ & kidney stones) 2. **Small cell** = Superior sulcus Syndrome - Pancoast (Shoulder pain + horner syndrome) + LES (upward gaze) + SIADH (salty pee) + Cushing
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Ventilation Management
**TV** = 250-600 (pH - should **keep low to prevent alveoli overinflate**) **Rate** = 12-16 (pH - help lower PaCO2) **FiO2** = 25%-100% (O2 sat -- increase w/ PaO2 90+) **PEEP** = 5-12cm (O2 sat)
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First-line empiric treatment options for UTI
- trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole - nitrofurantoin - fosfomycin ## Footnote Recently rx abx (used in the past 3 months) should be avoided
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ACEi & ARBs are 1st line therapy for
**Renal Artery Stenosis** = decrease MI + stroke + ESRD DM ## Footnote U/L RAS is compensated by the unaffected kidney
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# Female pt Epigastric pain, often accompanied by N/V
Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) = ECG
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Hypertensive encephalopathy vs Wernicke encephalopathy
Hypertensive encephalopathy = gait ataxia + AMS + ocular dysfunction (Thiamine) Wernicke encephalopathy = 180/120 + headache + N/V + confusion (Labetalol)
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Workup of iron deficiency anemia
1. **CBC** - characterize the anemia 2. **Iron studies** = TIBC (transferrin saturation level) & ferritin 3. **Upper/Lower endoscopy** = GI tract bleeding
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What happens to SVR w/ thyrotoxicosis
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* Increase indirect bilirubin * Normal reticulocyte count * normal Hgb * Stress = Fasting or dehydration or surgery + menstration
Gilbert Syndrome ## Footnote CBC & LFTs Reassurance
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when do you use KOH (Potassium hydroxide) prep
UTI Fungal **SKIN** infection (ex: feet)
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Tx of Tinea pedis = Trichophyton rubrum
empirically with topical antifungals - miconazole - tolnaftate
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Work up: - painless - U/L testicular swelling - dull ache = dragging sensation - in the lower ab
1. transillumination/US 2. CT/XR
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_______________________ = testis to become smaller in the recumbent position
Varicocele
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Pain behind heel aggrevated by activity gradual burning pain
Achilles Tendinopathy
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Acute cystitis vs Acute prostatitis vs Acute pyelonephritis
- Urinary frequency & urgency - Fever Cystitis = Suprapubic pain Prostatitis = during rectal exam → anterior tenderness Pyelonephritis = costovertebral tenderness/flank pain
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- hyperthermia - altered mental status (AMS) - severe muscle rigidity
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) = hypermetabolic syndrome associated with some **antipsychotic agents** - Ziprasidone - Olanzapine - Quetiapine - Risperidone ## Footnote Tx: Dantrolene
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# DM pt w/ - loss of fundal details + dark red glow = **hemorrhage** - floating debris = blood clots - Acute vision loss = Intravitreal blood prevents light from reaching the retina
vitreous hemorrhage (VH) = Proliferative diabetic retinopathy in pt w/ chronic DM
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- Floaters - Acute vision loss - Photopsia = flashes of lights
Retinal Detachment = retina w/ folds and/or a tear
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- Ruby-colored papules that blanched = diffuse telangiectasia - recurrent epistaxis → anemia =↑hct - Arteriovenous malformations (AVM)
Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia = osler Weber rendu syndrome
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# Young pt ED HTN + Tachycardia CAD sx = ST elevations & CP Dilated pupils
Acute cocaine intoxication | C/I: BB → unopposed alpha receptors ## Footnote Tx: IV Benzodizapine
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- tachycardia - tachypnea - hypoxemia - decreased or absent breath sounds
Pneumothorax
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- periorbital erythema = heliotrope sign - erythematous rash chest = v sign - erythematous rash upper back + shoulders + back of the neck = shawl sign - scaly flat MCP/PIP + elbows + knees = gottron sign - scaly raised MCP/PIP + elbows + knees = gottron papules - ↑CPK - ↑ anti-Mi 2 & anti-Jo-1
Dermatomyositis ↑ risk of malignancies
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Cirrhosis vs Hashimotos
Similar sx: gynecomastia + decrease Libio + testicular atrophy - Cirhosis = exess estrogen - Hashimotos = increase prolactin Cirhosis = wt loss + anorexia + **normal TSH** Hashimotos = wt gain + **high TSH**
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Renal infarction Renal vein thrombosis
No hydronephrosis U/L flank pain Infarction = cardiembolic disease (a fib)+ Ab pain w/ flank pain Thrombosis = pancreatic cancer
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- intensely pruritic - serpiginous - reddish-brown cutaneous tracks
Cutaneous larva migrans
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GC for long period of time →
- mood & anxiety sx - sleep disturbances - restlessness - memory loss
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LE swelling Loop vs Elevation/exercise/stockings
LOOK at JVD Loop = 8+ JVD + SOB Elevation = normal JVD + PE - venous dilation = telangiectasia + varicose veins) - skin discoloration - lipodermatosclerosis - skin ulceration
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# Older Erythematous scaly papules/plaques rough/dry face/scalp/dorsum of hands = sunexposed area +/- stinging sensation
Actinic keratosis = precursor to squamous cell carcinoma ## Footnote Tx: 5-fluorouracil + imiquimod
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Acute pain in joint + rash Sexual active fever
disseminated gonococcal infection (DGI) - Polyarthralgia migrating = asymmetric small & large joint pain - dermatitis = pustular/vesiculopustular lesions in distal extremities - Tenosynovitis
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PE managment ## Footnote Acute dyspnea tachypnea tachycardia hypoxemia elevated JVD
1. Anti-coagulation - HEPARIN 2. Diagnostic imaging = D-dimer + CTA or V/Q scan + contract MRI + echo-TEE 3. Start Warfain (vit k antagonist) IVC filter = active bleeding or C/I anticoagulation | Wells score
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RBC casts
glomerulonephritis
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Waxy/Broad cast
Chronic Renal Failure
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Granular cast
degraded cells + aggregation of proteins - chronic renal failure = muddy brown cells ***ATN***
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Fatty cast
fat bodies = Nephrotic
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Hyaline cast
Concentrated urine exercise + diuretics
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WBC cast
Intersitial nephritis (NSAIDs + Tylenol) pyelonephritis
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Back pain OTC use Kidney issues
Acute: tubulointerstitial nephritis chronic interstitial nephritis (CIN)  
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- a widened mediastinum - enlarged aortic knob - tracheal deviation
thoracic aortic aneurysm (TAA) = degenerative aortic disease
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Joint fluid characteristics
Normal: <200 OA: <2,000 crystals +RA: <100,000 Septic: 500,000+
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Bronchoscopy vs CT scan
Bronchoscopy = focal bronchiectasis - obstructive CT = diffuse bronchiectasis
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COPD exacerbation management
1. PEEP 2. Mechanical vent = pH <7.1
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Severe physiologic stress (sepsis) → a catecholamine (epi) surge =
which stimulates = **hyperglycemia** - hepatic glycogenolysis - hepatic gluconeogenesis
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Severe physiologic stress (sepsis) → hypoglycemia =
- increase use of glucose in tissue = ↑ cytokines - Suppression of gluconeogensis
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# Immuno-comp - HIV/Transplant pt - **Hemoptysis** - **Fever** - **Pruritic Chest Pain** - productive cough - halo sign = nodular lesions w/ surrounding ground-glass opacities
Invasive pulmonary aspergillosis | Dx: galactomannan assay + sputum stain/culture ## Footnote Tx: IV voriconazole w/ echinocandin (eg, caspofungin)
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# Immunocompromised pt - dyspnea - nonproductive cough = dry cough - low-grade fever - patchy or diffuse ground-glass opacities on CT
CMV
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Polycystic kidney disease - AD = adult Association
Cerebral aneurysm = intracranial bleeding
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Transplant 3 weeks Crampy ab pain + diarrhea Maculopapular rash Liver inflammation
GVHD = CD8+ t-lymphocyte mediated injury (donor t-cells) Biopsy - dx after testing C. diff & CMV
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Diving 12 hr ago Skin = extremities - Pruritus - Mottling - ischemia Confusion Gait ataxia Dysarthria
Vascular air embolism → decompression sickness = nitrogen gas bubbles → pulmonary cap via R-L shunt = patent foramen ovale Complications: - Respiratory distress - Pulmonary edema
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↑K+ ↓Na+ Hypotension - can be orthostatic Hyperpigmentation = ACTH + melanocyte-stimulating hormone ↑Cl- acidosis Postpartum
Addison disease = autoimmune adrenalitis
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Primary vs Secondary Adrenal insuff
1: hypotension +↑(K+) +↓Na+ 2: ONLY GC (hyperpigmentation) + ↓adrenal androgens secretions
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EtOH disorder tx
Acamprosate = glutamate modulator receptor 5 - 1st line for pt w/ liver issues BUT not CKD Naltrexone = mu receptor (opioid) antagonist - 1st line - good for CKD Disulfiram = inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase - 2nd line - flushing + headache + vomiting + palpitations + SOB
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Fomepizole
EtOH dehydrogenase inhibitor = Tx methanol + ethylene glycol poisoning
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Parkinson disease Lightheadedness or syncope Orthostatic hypotension
Autonomic insufficiency → Neurogenic Orthostatic Hypotension =↑ release of NE → vasoconstriction + ↑ HR Result of degenerative Δ to autonomic ganglia + CNS nuclei
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↑ serum gabapentin
↓ Renal clearance → Medication -induced myoclonus ↑ GABA = neurotoxicity
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Nocturnal diarrhea indicates
Secretory etiologies - chronic infection - bacterial toxin - microscopic colitis - bile salt diarrhea - hormone secreting tumor = gastrinoma + VIPoma
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Prophylaxis against toxoplasma
CD4 <100 w/ trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole
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Prophylaxis CMV
Used in some organ transplantation
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Male secondary hypogonadism ↓ testosterone & LH
Gynecomastia + testicular atrophy 1. Serum prolactin 2. MRI 3. Testosterone therapy
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# Transplant which Rx causes these ADR - **Nephrotoxicity**: vasoconstrictive properties → reversible AKI + ↑K+ + hyperuricemia → gout - **HTN**:  vasoconstrictive properties → ↑ Na+ retention by the kidneys + ↑ arteriolar peripheral resistance b/c ↑ RAAS - **Neurotoxicity**:  vasoconstrictive cerebellar or cerebral ischemia →  Tremor + visual disturbance _ seizures - **Glucose intolerance**: inhibitors impair the secretion of insulin from pancreatic b islet cells → hyperglycemia - **Cosmetic effects**:  Gingival hypertrophy + hirsutism + alopecia - **Gastrointestinal disturbance**: mild anorexia + N/V + diarrhea
Calcineurin inhibitors (tacrolimus + cyclosporine) = inhibit the transcription of **IL-2** → ↓ T-cell activity + chronic immunosuppression following solid-organ transplantation
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**Vessels** = Raynaud phenomenon **GI tract** = esophageal dysmotility & reflux **Lungs** = interstitial fibrosis (decrease vol) + pulmonary htn (lumen narrowing pulmonary arteries) **Kidneys** = scleroderma renal crisis
CREST syndrome C = calcinosis - anti-centromere R = Raynaud phenomenon E = Esophageal dysmotility S = Sclerodactyly T = Telangiectasias
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mottling skin is linked to
embolism
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Skin leison + lymphadenopathy
**G(-) coccobacilli** - Francisella = 1 ulcer: Tularemia - Baronella henselae = Cat scratch + flea bite (Fastidious + faculitive + intracellular) **Fungi** - Sporotrichosis = no fever + purulence