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5/9 Flashcards

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Loop diuretics AE

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Hypokalemia
Metabolic alkalosis
Pre-renal kidney injury

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Earliest manifestations of hypovolemia

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Tachycardia and peripheral vascular constriction

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Features of severe preeclampsia

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BP > 160 (x2)
Platelets  1.2 (or double baseline)
LFTs inc
Pulmonary edema
Head symptoms
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4
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Anterior knee pain worse with climbing stairs typical of

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Patellofemoral syndrome

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5
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Mediastinal masses by location

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Thymoma - anterior
Bronchogenic cysts- middle
Neurogenic tumors - posterior

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What is trichotillomnia

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Recurrent hair pulling resulting in hair loss, distress, and functional impairment

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Choanal atresia dx

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Failure to pass a catheter through the nose into the oropharynx

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What should be avoided in WPW

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AV nodal blockers (B-blockers, CCB, Digoxin, Adenosine) as they can cause increased conduction through accessory pathway

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9
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Trichinellosis triad

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  1. Periorbital edema
  2. Myositis
  3. Eosinophila
    (with GI complaints coming before)
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Significant hyper PTH w/ significant HTN suggests

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MEN 2A (PTH hyperplasia and pheo)

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11
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Why caution when biopsying bacillary angiomatosis

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Prone to hemorrhage

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12
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Triple therapy

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Clarithromycin
Amoxicillin
Omeprazole

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13
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What are colloid solutions

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Albumin - for burns or conditions accompanied by hypoproteinemia

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14
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Isolated chlamydia tx

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Single dose of azithromycine OR

7 day course of amoxicillin

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Two best chronic Hep B drugs

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Entecavir and tenofovir

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Hep C tx

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Peg interferon _ Ribavarin

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17
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MCC of viral myocarditis

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Coxsackie B

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18
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How can typical antipsychotics increase hypothermia

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Disrupting thermoregulation and the body’s shivering mechanism

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19
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What is clorpheniramine

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H1 receptor blocker

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How is the diagnosis of allergic rhinitis (upper airway cough syndrome) confirmed?

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By elimination of nasal discharge and cough with use of H1 blocker

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21
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MCC of isolated elevation of alk phos in elderly

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Paget’s dz

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22
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AD atrophy most prominent where

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Temporal and parietal lobes

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23
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Right heart cath in pt’s w/ massive PE

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Elevated right atrial and pulmonary artery pressures

Normal pulmonary capillary wedge pressure

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What innervates the anterior compartment of the thigh

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Femoral nerve

sensation to anterior thigh and medial leg

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25
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What controls adduction of the thigh

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Obturator nerve

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26
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MCC of sepsis in SS patients? how to prevent

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S. pneumo (even if patient is vaccinated –> penicillin ppx until at least 5 years old)

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27
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Other name for osgood schlatter

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Traction apophysitis

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28
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AML vs CML smear

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AML with have large number of myeloblasts and promeylocytes

splenomegaly also uncommon

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29
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First step in patients with suspected acute arterial occlusion to limb

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Immediate anticoagulation with IV heparin

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30
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What is escitalopram

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SSRI

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31
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What causes splitting

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Unable to integrate mixed feelings

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32
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What is a Chalazion

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Painful swelling that progresses to a nodular rubbery lesion around eye
Chronically can progress to carcinoma so biopsy repeats

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33
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When to C section with a placenta previa

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36-37 weeks, as cervical changes and uterine contractions can cause partial placental detachment from the cervix

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34
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MCC of acute mesenteric ischemia

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Embolus from the heart

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35
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Best mgmt for progressive pain in a patient w/ prostate Ca and bony mets after orchiectomy

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Radiation therapy

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36
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Rosacea tx

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Topical metronidazole

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37
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MCC of hip pain in children

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Transient synovitis

38
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ESR and CRP to worry about septic arthritis vs transient synovites

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ESR > 40

CRP > 20

39
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COPD changes cause

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  1. Air trapping
  2. Decreased VC
  3. Increased TLC
40
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When does hypothermia switch from mild to moderate

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When shivering decreases (T drop from 90-95 to 82-90)

41
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Severe hypothermia tx

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Active internal warming (peritoneal warm irrigation, warmed humidified O2)
T below 82

42
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Massive doses of aspirin can lead to

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Acute erosive gastritis and upper GI bleeding

43
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syphilis tx for those allergic to penicllin

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Doxycycline for 4 days

44
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Best predictor for future DM foot ulcers

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Monofilament testing

45
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Gillian Barre path

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Demyelination of the peripheral motor nerves

sensory and autonomic nerves may also be affected

46
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3 things to do first w/ HHS

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  1. Aggressive hydration w/ NS
  2. IV insulin
  3. Careful monitoring and supplementation of K+
47
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MCC of acute aortic regurgitation

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Congenital bicuspid aortic valve

48
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Transvaginal US more accurate until b-HCg what level

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> 6500

49
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Only anti platelet drug shown to reduce risk of early recurrence of ischemic stroke

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Aspirin

50
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What is morton’s neuroma

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Pain between the third and fourth toes on the plantar surface w/ clicking sensation that occurs when squeezing

51
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Physostigmine inhibits what

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Acetylcholinesterase

52
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Organophosphate poisoning tx

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Atropine

organophosphates inhibit acetylcholinesterase

53
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Warfarin induced necrosis tx

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Immediately stop warfarin and administer protein C concentrate

54
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What can dx carcinoid syndrome

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Elevated 24 hour urinary 5-HT

55
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p value for 99% CI

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p

56
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3 MCC of digital clubbing

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  1. Lung malignancies
  2. CF
  3. Right-left cardiac shunts
57
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What is hypertrophic osteoarthropathy

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Digital clubbing w/ painful joint enlargement, periostosis of long bones, and synovial effusions

58
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Classic PE EKG

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S1Q3T3

59
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2 associates w/ poor prognosis in PEs

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Low O2 sat

A-fib

60
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What heart sound can be heard during acute MI

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S4 due to left ventricular stiffening and dysfunction induced by myocardial ischemia

61
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What b-blocker can be used safely for Peho

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Labetalol (both alpha and beta blocking activity)

62
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MC peripheral artery aneurysms

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Popliteal and femoral artery aneurysms

63
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3 biggest contributors to pos op ileus

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  1. Increased splanich nerve sympathetic tone
  2. Local release of inflammatory mediators
  3. Postoperative opiate drugs
64
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3 best BP drugs in pregnancy

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  1. Methylopa
  2. Hydrazine
  3. Labetalol
65
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First thing to do when IUFD is diagnosed

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Coagulation profile

66
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MCC of nephrotic syndrome in children

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MCD

67
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3 big parts of fibromyalgia tx

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  1. Regular aerobic exercise
  2. Good sleep hygiene
  3. TCAs
68
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3 big red flags for uterine rupture

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  1. Sudden onset abdominal pain
  2. Recession of the presenting part during active labor
  3. Fetal HR abnormalities
69
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Placental abruption presentation

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Acute vaginal bleeding
Distended uterus
Abdominal pain

70
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3 big Frederic’s ataxia systems

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  1. Neurologic (ataxia, dysarthria)
  2. Skeletal (scoliosis, feet deformities hammer toes)
  3. Cardiac (concentric hypertrophic cardiomyopathy)
71
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Study to determine disease prevalence

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Cross-sectional

72
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Cohort study best for

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Incidence of a disease

73
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2 characteristic features of NF2

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  1. Bilateral acoustic neuromas

2. Cataracts

74
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Presentation of liver mets

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RUQ pain
Mildly elevated LFTs
Firm hepatomegaly

75
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2 MCC of acute unilateral lymphadenopathy in kids

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  1. S. aureus (MC)

2. GAS

76
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Common hip complication of long term steroid use

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Avascular necrosis

77
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Best test for avascular necrosis

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MRI

78
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Hyponatremia usually do to

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Excess water intake that is greater than the kidneys ability to excrete free water

79
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How does hypovolemia cause hyponatremia

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Increases RAAS and stimulates ADH

80
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Anorexia BMI cutoff

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81
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First step in suspected urethral injury

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Retrograde urethrogram

82
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Test for bladder injury

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Retrograde cystogram

83
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Main substrates of gluconeogenesis

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Alanine
Glutamine
Lactase
G-3P

84
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Alanine converted to what in gluconeogenesis

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Pyruvate

85
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TTP treatment

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Plasmapheresis

86
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Asymptomatic bacteruria in pregnancy tx

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  1. Nitrofurantoin for 5-7 days
  2. Amox/clav for 3-7 days
  3. Single dose fosfomycin
87
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Loose associations

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Lack of logical connection b/w thoughts or ideas of an individual

88
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What is tengentiality

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Abrupt, permanent deviation from the current subject

89
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Two big complications of bronchiolitis

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  1. Apnea

2. Respiratory failure

90
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3 odd metabolic abnormalities of hypothyroidism

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  1. Hyperlipidemia
  2. Hyponatremia
  3. Asymptomatic Ck elevations
91
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How do AV fistulas cause HF

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Shunting blood from arterial to venous side, thereby increasing cardiac pre-load

92
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High output HF features

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  1. widened pulse pressure
  2. strong peripheral arterial pulsation
  3. Systolic flow murmer
  4. tachycardia
  5. Flushed extremities

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