UWorld Flashcards

(27 cards)

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Diagnosis and Treatment of infant with:

  1. History of conjuctivitis
  2. Persistent cough: series of short dry coughs
  3. after nasal congestion for multiple weeks,
  4. rales, and hyperinflation on CXR
A

Chlamydial pneumonia, spread by vaginal contact during delivery

Treat with 14 days of oral erythromycin (watch out for pyloric stenosis)

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Diagnosis with:

  1. Narrow complex tachycardia
  2. VFib after treatment with adenosine
  3. Delta waves
A

WPW

Adenosine is correct treatment, but sometimes causes VFib

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3
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Does a retroverted uterus cause increased risk of abortion

A

No

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Laboratory findings in Exogenous hyperthyroidism (taking thyroid hormone)

A

Low TSH, high T4, Low radioiodine uptake, low thyroglobulin (measure of thyroid inflammation)

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Type of bias that occurs when using a gold standard selectively to confirm a positive or negative test and result.

A

Verification bias which causes overestimates of sensitivity

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Cause of renal failure in patient with chronic back pain and kidney stone with WBC casts and elevated BUN/Cr

A

Analgesic nephropathy (WBC casts). Unilateral kidney stone does not cause elevated BUN/Cr

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Diagnosis and what to test for in patient with new onset erythematous plaque with greasy scales an dandruff

A

Seborrheic dermatitis, need to test for HIV

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Extraarticular management of Ankylosing Spondylitis

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Acute anterior uveitis, aortic regurg, apical pulmonary fibrosis, IgA nephropathy and restrictive lung disease

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Treatment for person with erythema nodosum and CXR with bilateral hilar fullness but normal lungs

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Nothing, asymptomatic pulmonary sarcoid have a high rate of spontaneous remission, just needs follow up

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Complication which needs to be screened for in patients with Primary Biliary Cirrhosis

A

Osteoporosis

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Mechanism to initial approach of symptoms management in Acute decompensated CHF

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Lower preload with diuretics and/or vasodilators (nitro), but do not give vasodilator with signs of shock

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Antibiotics for mamallian bites and what it is covering

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Amox/Clav because it covers oral flora (including eikenella)

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Treatment for photoaging (rough, wrinkles, hyperpigmented facial skin)

A

Tretinoin

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14
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Management of goiter causing compression symptoms

A

Surgery, iodine ablation may make it larger

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Antibiotic associated with infantil pyloric stenosis

A

Macrolides (esp erythromycin)

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16
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Treatment of toxic megacolon

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Test for Cdiff (treat if positive) and try medical management with steroids. Avoif ASA compounds and opioids.

17
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Diet for acute stroke patients

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NPO, especially with dysarthria, until bedside swallow eval can be performed

18
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Dose of heparin to give ischemic stroke patients and why

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Low dose to prevent DVTs, full dose can cause hemorrhagic transformation

19
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Blood pressure parameters for stroke patients

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220/120 for non-thrombolytic patients

185/105 for thyombolysis patients

20
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Medications to discontinue prior to surgery

A

Estrogens (including SERMS) increase risk of VTE

ACE inhibitors for non-CHF patients

Diuretics hold the morning of

21
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Antibiotics for endometritis

A

Clinda and gent (metronidazole is contraindicated in breast feeding moms)

22
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Steps to stop epistaxis

A
  1. Nostril pinching
  2. topical vasoconstrictor
  3. Cauterization/nassal packing
  4. Surgery
23
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Evaluation of breast mass by age

A

<30 - ultrasound, if something concerning, will get mammogram

>30 mammogram +/- ultrasound

24
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Presentation and treatment of alopecia areata

A

Smooth distinct area of hair loss

treat with intralesional or topical corticosteroids

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Threshold to treat PCP with steroids
Aa gradient \>35 or arterial O2 \<70
26
Next step after diagnosis of Multifocal Atrial Tachycardia
MAT is usually seconday to something else, including hypoxia, CPOD\< hypokalemia, hpomagnesemia, coronary/valvular disease or medications First check O2 sats
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Next step when patient has bilateral or right varicocele, or one that does not disappear in the supine position
CT abdomen to rule out process that is obstructing the IVC