8.8.2013(history) Flashcards

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Difference in aura between vasovagal and cardiac syncope

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Aura is brief(less than 3s) in cardiac syncope

In vasovagal syncope it lasts for 2.5min

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Dimensions of a symptom

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Time
Quantity
Location
Aggravating factors
Relieving factors
Quality
Setting
Associated symptoms
Inconstant dimensions(color,quality,consistency)
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Green pus?

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Not diagnostic of pseudomonas

Any infection which elicits lot of WBCs with verdoperoxidase is green in color

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Sternbach pain thermometer uses _________ to grade pain

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Sphygmomanometer

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Sense of impending doom

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Associated only with MI

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High grade fever is indicated by

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Chills and night sweats

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Duration of shaking chills

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30min

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Drugs causing itching

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Cholestasis
 Phenothiazines
 Erythromycin
 Estrogen
 Progesterone
 Testosterone 
Narcotics
Aspirin
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Itching that awakens pts at night

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Scabies

Dermatitis herpetiformis

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Aquagenic pruritis

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Polycythemia Vera
Hodgkin
Mastocytosis
Ageing

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Endocrine causes of itching

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Diabetes
Thyroid dysfunction
Carcinoid

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Haematological conditions associated with itching

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Polycythemia Vera

Hemochromatosis

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No cause for hemoptysis is found in ________% of pts

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Recurrence is low in these pts

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Sites of cough receptors

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Ear
Oesophagus
Tracheobronchial tree
Pericardium

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Associated symptoms with cough

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Arrythmia
Post nasal drip
Sinusitis
Acid reflux

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Vasculitis associated with cough

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Temporal arteritis

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Most common causes of cough in non smokers with normal chest X ray and not taking ACE inhibitors

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GERD
postnasal drip
Asthma

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Nonprogressive Intermittent dysphagia for solids

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Schatzki ring

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Short duration progressive dysphagia

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Cancer

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Long duration progressive dysphagia

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Peptic strictures

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Intermittent minimally progressive dysphagia with odynophagia

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Esophageal spasm

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Slowly progressive dysphagia over a period of years for both solids and liquids

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Abdominal disorders and site of manifestation

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Lower abdominal disorders may manifest with upper and mid abdominal complaints
The converse is not true

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Pain of distal ureter is referred to

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Colicky pain in pancreatitis
Small bowel illeus | Gall stone pancreatitis
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Quality of cholecystitis pain
Steady,non colicky
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Periodicity of abdominal pain
Allergic Eosinophilic gastritis- days Lead colic- days to weeks Porphyria- weeks Familial Mediterranean fever- weeks to months
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Periodicity of Billiary colic
Circadian periodicity Mostly at night Recur at same time
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Association of biliary colic to meals
No association
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Abdominal pain relieved by vomiting
Pyloric or proximal small bowel lesion
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Characteristics of visceral pain
Restless | Autonomic phenomena
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Epigastric pain in gastric Ca
First attack after 50yrs | Weight loss not clearly related to significant vomiting
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Epigastric pain of peptic ulcer
Nocturnal | Relieved by food or antacids
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Abdominal pain associated with syncope
Pancreatitis Ruptured Ectopic pregnancy Ruptured aortic aneurysm Perforated peptic ulcer
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Pain preceding vomiting,the site of disease is
Below the ligament of treitz
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Viral gastroenteritis,order of appearance of pain and vomiting
Vomiting followed by pain
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Radiation of gallbladder pain
RUQ---->LUQ----->RUQ
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Weight loss without anorexia
``` Hyperthyroidism Diabetes Pheochromocytoma Collagen vascular disease Malabsorption Post encephalitic parkinson ```
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Timing in loss of appetite
Loss of appetite at the beginning of illness | As in later stages zinc deficiency due to malnutrition may alter appetite
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Criteria for coffee ground vomitus
- dark brown - texture - shiny
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Characteristics of upper GI bleed
Black Sticky Glistening
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Amount of blood required to produce Malena
50-80ml
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Pencil stools
Diverticular disease | Proctitis
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Impotence with loss of smell
Kallman syndrome | Zinc deficiency
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Psychogenic impotence will have
Morning erections
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Impotence due to sensory neuropathy
Increased latency to erection | Nocturnal erections are normal
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Antihypertensives with least effect on sexual function
ACE inhibitors
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Irregular menstrual bleeding
Metrorhagia
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Drugs causing tinnitus with hearing loss
Salicylates | Aminoglycosides
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Drugs causing tinnitus without hearing loss
``` Carbamazepine Tetracycline Antipsychotics MAO inhibitors Tricyclics Li Antihistaminics Beta blockers Local anesthetics Steroids ```
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Metabolic conditions associated with tinnitus
Hyperlipidemia Thyroid dysfunction Vitamin or zinc deficiency