6/22/13 Flashcards

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What is the effect of lupus anticoagulant, seen in APLA, on coagulation studies?

A

(paradoxically) prolonged PTT

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A short (~30 min) TIA with vertigo is classic for localization to which artery?

A

vertebrobasilar

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3
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In Brown-Sequard syndrome, on which side is motor function lost?

A

ipsilateral

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4
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In Brown-Sequard syndrome, on which side is position and vibratory sense lost?

A

ipsilateral

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5
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In Brown-Sequard syndrome, on which side is pain and temp lost?

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contralateral

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All types of innervation are lost in anterior spinal artery infarct except _______.

A

position and vibratory sense

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7
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What kind of incontinence is oxybutynin used to treat?

A

urge

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_______ will often present with fever, retro-orbital headache, and a swollen protruding eye. Palsies of CN III, IV, and VI may also be seen.

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Cavernous sinus thrombosis

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Diabetic microvascular infarcts affect the _______ portion of CN III, and therefore do not usu. affect the sympathetic fibers that control the pupillary reflex.

A

inner

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10
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Why would aneurysms, unlike most conditions causing infarction of CN III, cause a dilated pupil?

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sympathetic fibers run on the outside of the nerve

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What syndrome is characterized by precocious puberty, multiple cystic bone lesions, and cafe au lait spots?

A

Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia

McCune-Albright syndrome

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What is the mechanism of precocious puberty in polyostotic fibrous dysplasia?

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autonomic aromatase production by ovaries

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What is incomplete isosexual precocious puberty?

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onset of only 1 secondary sexual characteristic (i.e. thelarche, adrenarche, or menarche in a girl)

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What is complete isosexual precocious puberty?

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onset of all secondary sexual characteristics

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Before what age is puberty considered precocious in girls? Boys?

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8 yo; 9 yo

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16
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Which type of heparin is preferred for hemodynamically stable pts w/ pulm embol?

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subcutaneous LMWH

17
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What kind of heparin should be used for henodynamically unstable pts w/ pulm embol? What shoud also be administered?

A

IV unfractionated heparin; thrombolytics

18
Q

Mothers w/ severe mitral stenosis should undergo what kind of invasive monitoring during labor & delivery?

A

Swan-Ganz catheter

19
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During labor & delivery of mothers w/ mitral stenosis, what is recommended for prevention of excess maternal Valsalva and tachycardia?

A

shorten 2nd stage of labor w/ vacuum or forceps

20
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What is the most effective therapy for symptomatic mitral stenosis in pregnancy, esp. if failed medical therapy?

A

balloon valvuloplasty