ACP 2020 Flashcards
E: Most common cause of oral vitamin D ‘resistance’
malabsorption
E: A disorder caused by loss of an X chromosome
Turner syndrome
E: Most common cause of thyrotoxicosis, low radioactive iodine uptake, and low thyroglobulin level
Excess ingestion of thyroid (accept surreptitious ingestion)
E: Most common form of monogenic diabetes
Maturity onset diabetes of the young (accept MODY)
HO: Acronym describing acute respiratory distress, elevated B-type natriuretic peptide level, and elevated central venous pressure within 6 hours of transfusion
TACO
HO: Condition resulting from IgG autoantibodies directed against platelet membrane glycoproteins
ITP
HO: 2 DOACS for PE
apixaban & rivaroxaban
HO: A syndrome defined by the occurrence of two or more immune cytopenias
Evans syndrome
HO: Diagnosis accounting for absence CD55 and CD59 on red cells and granulocytes
PNH
Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
N: Clinical presentation of patient with thin glomerular basement membrane disease
Hematuria
N: Intestinal disease associated with glomerular IgA deposition
Celiac
N: Kidney disease associated with mesalamine therapy
Interstitial nephritis
N: The two most common causes of diabetes insipidus in adults
lithium & hypercalcemia
N: two most immediate causes of death in MDMA (ecstasy) use
HypoNa & hyperthermia
D: poxvirus
molluscum contagiosum
D: benign; dark stripe on nail
Melanonychia
D: most common idiopathic photosensitivity disorder
Polymorphous light eruption (accept PMLE)
D: autoimmune interdermal blistering disease that does not involve mucosa
Pemphigus foliaceus
HO: Test of peripheral blood that can identify cell type by patterns of surface antigen expression
flow cytometry
HO: The two hallmark findings of thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
MAHA & thrombocytopenia
HO: folate vs. folic acid
Folate = natural form
Folic acid = synthetic, therapeutic form
HO: Meaning of ‘wet purpura’
Hemorrhagic blisters in mucous membranes,
HO: Most common drug associated with hemolytic anemia
Piperacillin
N: Syndrome characterized by a decrease in renal function that occurs with acute decompensated heart failure
cardiorenal
N: failure of the blood pressure to fall by at least 10 percent during sleep
Nondipping
N: most powerful nonosmotic stimulus for ADH release
hypovolemia
N: Method to estimate urinary ammonium excretion
Urine anion gap
N: Most common condition causing secondary IgA nephropathy
Chronic liver disease
accept alcoholic cirrhosis or cirrhosis
NR: Pain perceived as coming from an amputated limb
phantomb limb pain
NR: graphical representation of cerebrocortical motor control
homunculus