4 Flashcards
S/s benzo OD?
slurred speech, gait abn, drowsiness
Phenytoin toxicity?
nystagmus, ataxia, confusion
Li toxicity?
tremor, hyperreflexia, ataxia, sz
Tachycardia-mediated cardiomyopathy: presentation?
dyspnea, exercise intol, afib w/ RVR, LV systolic dysfunction
*chr tachycardia –> LV dilation + myocardial dysf
(tx agressive rate and rhythm control)
CVID: labs?
decr IgG, IgA, IgE, IgM with nml B cells
pres ~15-35 yo
Food poisoning: vomiting predominant?
S aureus, B cereus, Norovirus
Food poisoning: diarrhea predominant?
Salmonella, campy, Shiga-toxin E coli, Shigella, enterobacter, Vibrio, Yersinia
HTN emergency?
Malignant htn?
> 180/120 + end organ complications
retinal hemorrhages, exudates, papilledema
(enceph = cerebral edema + neurological s/s)
Raloxifene s/e?
incr risk of DVT, hot flashes, leg cramps
*increases bone mineral density, decr breast cancer risk (NO incr risk for endometrial ca)
Tx symptomatic sinus bradycardia:
IV atropine
if no response, transcut pacing, IV dopamine or IV epi
ant shoulder dislocation a/w…
post shoulder dislocation a/w…
fall/trauma
sz
Central vs nephrogenic DI?
central: desmopressin incr UOP by 50%, Na >150
nephrogenic: thirst intact, Na 142-105
1’ Polydipsia Na?
FSGS is a/w…
HIV
Membranous nephropathy is a/w…
hep B