2009 Flashcards
Osteomalacia Dg & lab results
Decreased mineralization of the newly formed osteoid at sites of bone turnover; can be caused by:
- nutritional (malabsorption, gastric bypass, celiac)
- t2RTA, primary renal phosphate wastingin CKD
- chr liver d
- direct inhibition of bone mineralization
- labs: low Ca & PO4, low urine Ca, high PTH, low Vit D, high ALP
ABPA Tx
Prednisone +/- itraconazole, if require significant doses of steroids
Asthma control assessment
Good control:
- daytime sy 80% predicted or personal best
Co poisoning, fist line Tx and indications for hyperbaric O2:
- 100% O2
- hyperbaric, if:
1. CarboxyHb >25% or >20% if pregnant
2. LOC
3. Ph<7.1
4. End-organ damage (ECG changes, C/P)
AAA - Sx and f/u recommendations
ACC/AHA 2005
- Sx repair > 5.5 cm
- 4-5.4 cm: U/S or CT q6-12/12
- 3-4 cm: U/S or CT q2-3 yr
Gold Tx complications (for RA)
Low Plt, agranulocytosis, pancytopenia
RA heme complications
An of chr d, Fe-deficient, megalopolis tic anemia, rarely AIHA (DAT +)
Evans sy
Cytopenias, AIHA (DAT+ warm agglutinins) w low Plt - in kids w SLE
Adult onset Still’s d - yamaguchi criteria
- Fever >39 x >1 wk
- Salmon colour maculopapular rash
- arthralgias/arthritis >2 wk
- leu >10
Minors: - pharyngitis
- lymphadenopathy
- abn LEs
- HSM
- neg ANA/RF
2 major and 3 minor
Usually high ferritin
HyperTG
Eruptive xanthoma
HSM
Pancreatitis, abdo pain
Memory loss
Hypercholesterolemia
Xanthelasma
Tendon xanthoma
Oral hairy leukoplakia
EBV - can be in HIV, ass w intense EBV replication
Sensitivity (true positives)
=TP/TP+FN
Specificity (true negatives)
=TN/TN+FP