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AANP EXAM NOTES 7 Flashcards

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Lab results will reflect increased in band forms (immature WBCs) d/t increased bacterial infection. What term is used to describe this?

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“Shift to the left”

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This lab should be present in the greatest # in a healthy pt?

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Total WBCs (leukocytes)

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This lab is increased with acute bleeding?

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Reticulocyte count

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This psychiatric medication class has a black box warning for suicidal ideation in people < 24 years of age. Side effects include sexual dysfunction & serotonin syndrome

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SSRIs
Ex: escitalopram (Lexapro)
sertraline (Zoloft)
paroxetine (Paxil)
citalopram (Celexa)

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This class of psychiatric medication requires BMI/weight monitoring q 3 months

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Atypical antipsychotics
Ex: olanzapine (zyprexa); risperidone (risperadol), & quetiapine (seroquel)

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This psychiatric medication class requires monitoring for Steven Johnson syndrome.

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Anticonvulsants
Ex: specifically lamotrigine (Lamicatal)
Others: Carbamazepine (Tegratol) & valproate (Depakote)

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This psychiatric medication class can worsen acute narrow angle glaucoma

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SNRIs
Ex: Venlafaxine (Effexor) & duloxetine (Cymbalta)

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This hypnotic has a quick onset of 15 to 30 min

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Zolpidem (Ambien)
Eszopiclone (Lunesta)

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How should the following benzodiazapines be managed & why? (versed, halcion, xanax, ativan restoril, valium, librium, & klonopin)?

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Must discontinue slowly d/t increased risk for seizures

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This class of psychiatric medication are not to be combined with SSRIs & high tyramine or fermented foods (beer, wine, cheese, fava beans)

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MAOIs
Ex: isocarboxazid (Marplan)
phenelzine (Nardil)
selegiline (Eldepryl, Zelapar)
tranylcypromine (Parnate)

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This psychiatric medication class should not be combined with SSRIs or MAOIs d/t increased risk for serotonin syndrome. it is on the beers list for “SADCUB” sedation in elderly. Category x

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TCAs
Ex: amitriptyline (Eleval) “end in ine”

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2 examples of atypical antidepressants that are used to help pt. quit smoking. It is contraindicated in pt. with seizure disorder, anorexia, & bulimia.

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Wellbutrin & Zyban

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This SSRI drug can cause sexual dysfunction in both men & women & causes wt. gain more frequently

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Paroxetine (Paxil)

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This class of psychiatric medications may induce mania with bipolar patients & prolongs QT interval.

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SSRIs

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This antipsychotic medication class has a black box warning that may cause death in frail elderly

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Typical antipsychotics
Ex: Geodon, Haldol, Seroquel, or Thorazine

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Ranitidine (Zantac), Famotidine (Pepcid), & Nizatidine (Axid) are examples of what class GI med?

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H2 antagonist

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Omeprazole (Prilosec), Esomeprazole (Nexium), Lansoprazole (Pravacid), & Pantoprazole (Protonix) are examples of what class GI med that is a/w increased risk of osteoporosis?

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PPI

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Aluminum/magnesium/ simethicone (Mylanta, Maalox), calcium carbonate (Tumms, caltrate), & aluminum magnesium (Gaviscon) are all examples of what class GI medication?

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Antacids

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What potency is group/class 1 steroids?

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Super potent

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Hydrocortisone 0.5 to 1.5% is considered what group/level potency steroid?

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Group/class 7

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What is the most likely cause of elevated liver enzymes with norm BP, lipids, & normal hepatitis panel in a pt. ?

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Daily consumption of grapefruit juice for more than 10 days

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This potency steroid can be used on face, intertriginous areas, & genitals.

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Group/class 7 (least potent) ex: Hydrocortisone 1%

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This class potency steroid can be used to tx severe dermatoses (psoriasis, severe eczema) on palms and soles of feet for up to 2 weeks

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Group/class 1 (super potent) ex: temovate, ultrabate 0.5%

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2 herbs thought to help with insomnia

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Chamomile tea & melatonin

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This herb is thought to improve blood sugar & cholesterol

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Cinnamon

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This herb is thought to shorten the duration of the common cold/flu

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Echinachea (Purple coneflower)

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This herb is thought to help with migraine, irregular mesus, & tinnitus

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Feverfew (butterbur)

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This herb is thought to help with high cholesterol & arthritis/ joint pain

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Fish oil/ krill oil
Omega 3 oil

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This herb is thought to help with dementia, memory problems, tinnitus but affects blood clotting.

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Ginko

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This herb provides estrogen like effects

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Isoflavones (from soybeans)

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This herb is thought to relieve anxiety & help with insomnia, but causes elevation of LFT’s.

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Kava Kava (valerian root)

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This natural cream is thought to help with premenstrual & menopausal (hot flashes) symptoms

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Progesterone cream

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This supplement is thought to help lower triglyceride cholesterol. It requires monitoring of Liver enzymes.

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Red yeast rice

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This herb is thought to treat mild depression, menopausal symptoms. It may decrease the efficiency of contraceptives

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St. John’s wart

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This herb is thought to help with alzheimer’s dz., arthritis, & cancer

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Turmeric

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This medication is used to promote wt. gain in HIV/cancer pt.s., but may take up to 3 months to work.

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Megestrol (Megace)

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3 strategies to help older adults gain weight.

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1) increase calories with each meal
2) increase frequency of meals
3) Consider liquid supplements

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This dietary liquid is an inhibitor of P450 enzyme

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Grapefruit juice

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This type burn causes destruction of all skin elements (epithelium, SQ layer, soft tissue facia, hair follicles, sweat glands, & nerve endings. )

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Third degree full thickness burn

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This type burn has local pain & is erythematous without blisters

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Superficial thickness 1st degree burn

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This type burn impacts the epidermis layer only (redness, no blistering/ open sores, appears dry & blanches with pressure. Ex: coffee burn, sunburn

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Superficial partial thickness burn (2nd degree)

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This type burn impacts the epidermis & part of the dermis appear wet, weeping with blisters. Does blanch with pressure

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Partial thickness (stage 2)

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When should pt.’s be referred to ED for a burn?

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For facial/electrical burns, or burns involving the cartilage of the ear

44
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What percent according to the rule of nines is it if chest & abd affected (anterior)

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18% each

45
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The head & arms are considered what % according to the rule of nines?

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4.5% each

46
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Each leg anterior & posterior are considered what % according to the rule of nines?

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9% each

47
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The genitals is what % according to the rule of nines?

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1%

48
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This is caused by sharing needles, blood transfusion, or mother to infant transfer?

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Hep C

49
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If a pt. has a + anti HCV what does this mean? What test should be ordered?

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They are infected with Hep C order RNA test

50
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What is the HCV RNA used for?

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To confirm if a pt. has Hep C

51
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This is transmitted via blood, semen, or other body fluids

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Hep B

52
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The HBs AG (surface antigen) detects what?

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Current Hep B infection

53
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The anti HBs Ab (surface antibody) detects what?

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Immunity/protected/previous recovery from Hep b

54
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The HBc Ab (Core antibody) detects what?

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History of past/ current infection

55
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This is transmitted via international travel, stool, unwashed food, or contaminated water?

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Hep A

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The anti HAV IgM detects what?

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Current infection

57
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The anti HAV IgG detects what?

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Immunity through past infection or vaccination

58
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When ALT is grossly higher than AST what should the NP suspect?

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Hepatitis

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When AST is double the ALT what should the NP suspect?

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Acetaminophen toxicity, alcohol/drug abuse (alcoholic hepatitis)

60
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Cancer occurring on the bone (typically shoulders, elbows, knees, & hand) that are not well circumscribed & are fixed (not mobile) are called?

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Osteosarcoma

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This condition typically affects ages 15 to 19. It presents as enlarged, painless cervical/axillary/groin/ supraclavicular lymphadenopathy. May have fever, unexplained wt. loss, & night sweats.

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Hodgkin’s Lymphoma

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Unopposed estrogen therapy is the most common cause of this type of cancer.

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Endometrial

63
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Women treated with unopposed estrogen therapy should receive?

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Progesterone or progestin at least q 3 months to reduce the risk of endometrial hyperplasia & cancer

64
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Condition that causes bleeding, low grade fever, lymphadenopathy, non blanchable redeness (petechiae) over bil. knees/ elbows (joints) that can cause nosebleeds, bleeding gums, mid-shaft femur pain, or pain with ambulation? Peak incidence is between ages 2 & 5 years of age.

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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia

65
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Treatment for women who do not want to have children or are menopausal with cervical cancer?

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Total hysterectomy

66
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Treatment for women who want to have children diagnosed with cervical cancer?

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Cervical conization
(Pronounced cone ah za shun)

67
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This type of cancer is seen in Ashkenazi Jewish populations? How should it be diagnosed?

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Ovarian cancer
Transvaginal US & CA 125

68
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This is a type of cancer that starts on the nipple & spreads to the areola causing chronic scaly erythematous itchy rash. The nipple may be inverted, bleeding (straw colored) with the sensation of burning, tingling pain.

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Paget’s Dz

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This type of cancer occurs when abnormal cells have not moved out of the mammary ducts into the surrounding tissue?

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Ductal (in situ) carcinoma

70
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If breastfeeding mother experiences mastitis what should you instruct her to do in regards to breastfeeding?

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Instruct her to continue nursing with both breasts

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This form of cancer is aggressive, fast growing and presents with swelling, warmth, peau d’ orange, retraction, & itching. Often no distinct mass/lump & more common in African Americans.

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Inflammatory breast cancer

72
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1st line diagnostic test in pregnancy or < 30 years of age for breast cancer is?

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ULTRASOUND!!!
(Note: 3D mammography in female/ men > 30 yrs)

73
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The following risk factors including age (> 50), sex, obesity, lack of physical activity, alcoholism, high dose radiation therapy to chest at young age, family h/o BRCA 1or 2 genetic mutations, low parity, early menarch (<12 yrs), late menopause (> 55yrs), & estrogen meds are seen in what condition?

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Breast cancer

74
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The term for immature white blood cells produced by the bone marrow that leads to the diagnosis of leukemia?

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Metamyelocytes

75
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This is a neoplastic proliferation the bone marrow that results in skeletal destruction. It is more common in older pts (> 65, African Americans) & causes pain in the long bones in the trunk & back?

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Multiple myeloma

76
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How and what age range do you screen a pt. with smoking history for lung cancer?

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Low dose CT of the chest in adults 55 to 80 years of age

77
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This type of cancer is associated with Lynch syndrome, familial adenomatous polyposis, & Juvenile polyposis syndrome?

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Small bowel cancer

78
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This type of cancer may present with gradual pencil like/ ribbon shaped bloody/ dark tarry stool with wt. loss, N&V?

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Colon cancer

79
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Cancer in this pt. may present with sensation of fullness/heaviness swelling in one scrotum that radiates to lower abdomen. Mass does not transilluminate, it is non tender (painless), cremasteric reflex is abscent, & testicle may be high riding with a transverse lie?

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Testicular cancer

80
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Prostate cancer screening may begin at what age if high risk, but normally should start at what age?

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High risk 40
Normally at 50 yrs

81
Q

This is clinically insignificant in increasing the prostate specific antigen (PSA)?

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Digital rectal exam (DRE)

82
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If prostate cancer is suspected what should the NP order?

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Transrectal US with guided needle biopsy

83
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What is the most specific & sensitive imaging test for bone metastases?

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MRI

84
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Screening mammogram, annual breast MRI, & clinical breast exam q 6 to 12 months beginning 10 years prior to the age at diagnosis of the youngest family member should be done in pt.’s with?

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BRCA 1 & 2 genes

85
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What does ABCD stand for in assessing cancer?

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Asymmetry, border, color, & diameter

86
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This is a wart like raised cauliflower like lesion that is painless & commonly caused by HPV is known as what?

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Condyloma Acuminata
(Pronounced acuma na ta)

87
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Podofilox (condylox) or Imiquimod (Aldara) is used to treat what condition?

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Condyloma Acuminata

88
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How is condyloma Acuminata treated in pregnant women?

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Mechanical methods (cryotherapy, laser, excision)

89
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What 2 strains of HPV are oncogenic/carcinogenic?

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16 & 18

90
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This is a viral skin infection of the fingers that is extremely painful with red bumps/ blisters on the sides of the fingers caused by herpes simplex 1 or 2 that results from direct contact with a sore? how is it treated?

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Herpetic Whitlow
Tx: acyclovir

91
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When should a pregnant pt be treated if h/o or recent outbreak of herpes genitals (HSV 2)?

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Viral therapy should start at 36 weeks or near term

92
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How many days of coverage is required for breakouts of herpes genitals (HSV 2)? How many days for primary?

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5 days
7 to 10 days

93
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How long can asymptomatic herpes shedding last?

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2 to 4 weeks

94
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What test is used for herpes?

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Viral culture, PCR assay for HSV 1&2 RNA is the diagnostic test

95
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This “old test “ showed multinucleated giant cells in herpes? It is also used to test for chlamydia & gonorrhea.

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NAAT

96
Q

How is latent syphilis (> 1yr) treated?

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Penicillin G 2.4 units IM q week x 3

97
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How is primary, secondary, or early syphilis (< 1yr) treated?

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Penicillin G 2.4 units IM x 1

98
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How should pt.’s with syphilis who are allergic to pcn be treated?

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Doxycycline or tetracycline x 28 days

99
Q

What are 2 screening tests for syphilis?

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RPR & VDRL

100
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If RPR or VDRL are + for syphilis what test should be ordered?

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Fluorescent treponemal antibody absorption (FAT ABS)

101
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What can happen to a fetus is the mother is infected with syphilis?

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Can be born stillborn or die as a newborn from infection

102
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Infants presenting at birth with skin rashes, yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes, liver/spleen enlargement, severe anemia, developmental delay, or seizures may have been infected from what condition from the mother?

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Syphilis

103
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Lesions from this condition may persist up to 6 weeks & present with lesions/ rash on the palms of the hands, soles of feet or painless genital chancre typically resolving without tx in 6 to 9 weeks.

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Syphillis

104
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How is trichomonas treated?

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Metronidazole (Flagyl) x 7 days

105
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This is a small flat wart like or fleshy or grey/white lesion that is painless, typically grows on hands, feet, & genitals. it is a manifestation of syphilis, this is known as what?

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Condylomata Lata

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AST/ ALT scores > 2 are strongly suggestive of what dz?

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Alcoholic liver diz

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