6/9/13 b Flashcards

1
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What imaging modality should be used to Dx AAA in the presence of bowel distention or obesity?

A

Contrast CT

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Name an appropriate IV antibiotic for CNS or late diffuse Lyme disease.

A

Ceftriaxone, Cefotaxime, Penicillin G

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3
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In what case would you use an intr-aortic balloon pump?

A

cardiogenic shock post-MI

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What is the first-line tx for a pt w/ Sx (dizziness, syncope) from bradycardia or conduction block?

A

transcutaneous pacing

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5
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What is the antidote for β-blocker overdose?

A

glucagon!

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6
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What is the underlying propblem in Kallman;’s syndrome?

A

GnRH deficiency

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What is the tx of Kallman’s syndrome for pts who do not currently want to get pregnant?

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estrogen and progesterone replacement

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What should be done if pregnancy is desired by a pt w/ kallman’s syndrome?

A

pulsatile GnRH to induce ovulation

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9
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What is the use of brain natriuretic peptide testing?

A

dx CHF if unclear

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10
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What are 2 reasons for echocardiogram in a pt presenting w/ CHF?

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  1. diastolic or systolic

2. ejection fraction

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Where is most EPO produced in adults?

A

kidney

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What is the first test, after a nornal resting ECG, for a pt. presenting w/ Sx of stable angina?

A

exercise stress test (stress EKG)

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If the baseline (resting) EKG of a pt presenting w/ Sx of stable angina has abnormalities (e.g. ST-depression, LBBB), what test sould be done next?

A

stress echo or nuclear stress test (thallium, sestamibi)

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14
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What are the results of a stress echo positive for angina?

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hypokinesia of affected myocardium

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What are the results of a nuclear stress test positive for angina?

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diminished radiotracer uptake by affected myocardium

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16
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What is the most common valvular disease?

A

mitral valve prolapse

17
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Which is used to summarize the results of a prospective cohort study, relative risk or odds ratio?

A

relative risk

18
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Which is used to summarize the results of a RETROspective cohort study, relative risk or odds ratio?

A

odds ratio

19
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What type of study, other than a retrospective cohort study, utilizes an odds ratio?

A

case-control

20
Q

What condition is characterized by the following?

  • bilateral pulmonary infiltrates
  • PaO2/FiO2 <200 mmHg
  • no evidence of heart failure/ increased L. atrial pressure
A

ARDS