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Who is ECT best for

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Depressed geriatric patients who are not eating, drinking, psychotic, or actively suicidal

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3 systems TCA overdose involved

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  1. CNS (seizures, coma)
  2. Anticholinergic
  3. Cardiac
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TCA effect on myocardium

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Inhibits fast Na channels in the His-Purkinje system and myocardium

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Cardioprotection for TCA overdose

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Sodium bicarb (when QRS inc. pH and extracellular sodium, deceasing drug avidity for Na channels

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Pneuomo vaccine for high risk pt’s (not very high risk)

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PPSV23 alone at 19-64

then normal schedule at 65

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All pt’s w/ bilateral Carpal tunnel should be screened for

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Hypothyroidism

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Two common complications w/ SS trait

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  1. Hematuria from sickling in the renal medulla

2. Isosthenuria (impaired concentrating ability)

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What kind of Anemia does B6 def cause

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Sideroblastic (microcytic but elevated total serum iron and dec TIBC)

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2 Tet murmurs

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  1. Harsh systolic ejection murmur at left upper sternal border
  2. Single S2 (from pulmonary stenosis)
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Tx for any pt post stent placement

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Dual anti platelet (aspirin and P2y12 receptor blocker)

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Big B and T cell markers

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B = CD19

T=CD3

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What causes B-cell dysfunction in SCID

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Absent T cells

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What kids should get a renal US w/ UTI

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  • All under 24 months (when febrile)
  • Recurrent in any age
  • Fam hx or poor response to Ab
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Typical x-ray of supracondylar fracture of the humerus

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Triangular anterior fat pad and posterior fat pad (lucent on X-ray)

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Two late findings of compartment syndrome

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Pulselessnes and paralysis

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Red flags for orbital cellulitis vs preseptal

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  1. Decreased visual acuity
  2. Diplopia
  3. Ophthalmoplegia
  4. Proptosis
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Hyperandrogenism during pregnancy usually from

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Ovarian masses (Luteoma - bilateral and solid)

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Bilateral theca lutein cyst ass w/

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Molar pregnancy and multiple gestation

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First step for suspected VAP, then what?

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  1. CXR

2. Lower respiratory tract sampling and empiric antibiotics

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What is Enthesitis

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Inflammation and pain at sites of tendon and ligament attachment to bone
Commonly found in AS

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Metastatic bone pain features

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Constant progressive pain that wakes the patient up at night

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Common clinical features of Vasa previa

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  • Painless vaginal bleeding that occurs with rupture of membranes
  • Fetal deterioation (sinusoidal tracing or brady)
  • Maternal vital signs unchanged as bleeding comes from fetus
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Retinal harmartoma typical of

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Tuberous sclerosis

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What is primidone? what can it cause?

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Anticonvulsant that converts phenylethylmalonamide and phenobarbital
Can cause acute intermittent porphyria

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Acute intermittent porphyria symptos
Abdominal pain, neuralgic and psychiatric abnormalities
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Anemia on methotrexate
Macrocytic
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Antimitochondrial Ab for
Primary biliary cholangitis
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What must be done if a patient on warfarin needs emergent surgery
Reversal with FFP
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What causes itchy butt worms? tx?
Enterobius vermicularis | Tx is Albenazole
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Most common neuro symptoms of HHS
1. Decreased consciousness (MCC) | 2. Blurred vision
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What is positive in UC
p-ANCA (also see it w/ AS)
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What causes symptoms in cardiac tamponade
Exaggerated shift of inter ventricular septum toward left ventricular cavity, which reduces left ventricular pre-load, SV, and cardiac output
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Leukemoid reaction vs CML
1. High LAP score 2. Greater proportion of late neutrophil pre-cursors 3. Lack of absolute basophilia
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Tx for complicated diverticulitis w/ abscess formation
CT-Guided percutaneous drainage
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Who gets nasopharyngeal carcinoma? ass w/?
Mediterranean and far est | Ass w/ EBV infection
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Nasopharyngeal carcinoma presentatoin
Recurrent otitis media (from eustachian tube obstruction by tumor) Recurrent epistaxis Nasal obstruction
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Lichen sclerosis exam
Porcelain-white atrophy and "cigarette paper" skin | *punch biopsy these*
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Hyatic cyst buzzword
Cystic hepatic lesion with eggshell calcification
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Hyatid cyst tx
Surgical resection under the cover of albenazole
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How does dipyridamole cause coronary steal
Redistributes blood flow to non-disease segments (diseased segments already maximally dilated)
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Suspect leprosy in who? how do you dx
Asian patient with an insensate, hypo pigmented patch of skin Dx by acid fast bacilli on skin biopsy
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Randomization used to control what in a study
Confounders
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First line tx of atopic dermatitis
Topical emoilments
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How can SS cause folate def
Increased red blood cell turnover and increased consumption of folate in bone marrow
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What should be suspected in a cyanotic infant w/ LAD
Tricuspid valve atresia
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Goodpastures dx by
Renal biopsy showing linear IgG antibodies along the glomerula basement membrane
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Laryngomalacia features
- Inspiratory stridor what worsens in the supine position and w/ crying - Peaks at 4-8 months - Dx w/ flexible laryngoscopy
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NNT formula
1/ARR
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ARR formula
Incidence without treatment - incidence with treatment
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Underlying pathology of lacunar strokes
Microantheroma and lipohyalinosis
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Most common site for a lacunar infarct w/ features
Internal capsule --> pure motor stroke (w face, arm and leg equally)
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Exam of open angle glaucoma
Cupping of the optic disk w/ loss of peripheral vision
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Open angle glaucoma first line
Timolol eye drops
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Tina capitis treatment
Oral griseofulvin
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2 mCC of epilgottitis in adults
H influenza | Streptocus progenies
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MC complication seen post thyroidectomy
Hypocalcemia
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MC presenting symptoms of whipples disease
Chronic malabsorptive diarrhea, weight loss, migratory arthritis, lymphadenopathy, and low grade fever
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Anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies ass w/
Wegener's (granulomatosis w/ polyangitis)
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Ab ass w/ systemic sclerosis
Anti-nuclear | Anti-topoisomerase-1
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First line for osteoarthritis pain
Acetaminophen
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Fatigue and dyspnea w/ splenomegaly and reticulocytosis
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia
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Liver abscess + Mexican + recent bloody diarrhea
Amebiasis w/ Entamoeba histolytic | Tx Metronidazole
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What has decreased passive and active range of motion int he shoulder
Adhesive capsulitis
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Classic presentation with a clavicle fracture kid walks in
Supporter w/ contralateral hand
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Thiazide diuretics metabolic AE**
Hyperglycemia | Increased LDL cholesterol and plasma triglycerides
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Thiazide electrolyte abnormalities
Hyponatremia Hypokalemia Hypercalcemia
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Postpartum endometritis tx
Iv Clindamycin and gentamicin
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Why is GERD more common in kids
1. Shorter esophagus 2. Incomplete closure of LES 3. Grat time spent in the supine position
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A puncture wound in an adult resulting in osteomyelitis most likely due to
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
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Acute liver failure most often due to
1. Acute viral hepatitis 2. Acetaminophen toxicity 3. ischemic hepatopathy (shock liver)
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When did blood start getting tested for Hep C
1992
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UA w/ normal appearing RBCs
Papillary necrosis
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Classic extra pulmonary manifestation of mycoplasma pneumonia
Erythema multiforme
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Drug that inhibits ventricular remodeling after MI
ACE inhibitors
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Lung contusion CXR
Patchy, irregular alveolar infiltrates
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Bite from family dog w/ unknown rabies exposure
Observe animal for 10 days | Don't start PEP yet
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Wide complex tachycardia drug
Amioderone or lidocaine
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Narrow complex (SVT) drug
Adenosine or vagal manuevers | *Can unmask "hidden" P waves in pt's with a-flutter or atrial tachycardia*
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Cryptococcal meningitis
Amphoteric B + flucytosine
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CT scan and colonoscopy of ischemic colitis
CT: Thickening of the bowel wall Colonoscopy: Cyanotic mucosa and hemorrhage ulcerations