Associated Clinical Sciences Flashcards

1
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most common STD in US

A

chlamydia

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2
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painful soft lesions

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chlamydia

chancroid

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3
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arthritis in the knee
copious clear discharge
gram negative

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gonorrhea

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4
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prodrome of itching
comes and goes
contagious

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herpes

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5
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protozoa
males - asymptomatic
“tricky dick”

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trichomonas

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6
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haemophilus ducrey “he do cry”
soft chancre
bleeds
painful

A

chancroid

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7
Q

gram positive
white cheese material
males - asymptomatic

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candidiasis

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8
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_____ -> congenital -> cross placenta

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spirochete

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9
Q

4 stages of syphilis

A

one
skin
inside
congenital

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10
Q

stages of syphilis

painless lesion

A

one

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11
Q

stages of syphilis

condylomata lata

A

skin

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12
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stages of syphilis
tabes dorsalis, romberg’s test, charcot’s joints
gumma

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inside

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13
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stages of syphilis

hutchinson’s triad

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congenital

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14
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enlarged regional inguinal lymph nodes

w/ chlamydia

A

lymphogranuloma venereum

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15
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donovan bodies
bright beefy red lesions
“donovans beefy hamburger”

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granuloma inguinale

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16
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HPV

condylomata acuminata

A

genital warts

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17
Q

genital wars
screen ____
specific test ____

A

screen - speculum

test - PAP

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18
Q

skin tags

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molluscum contagiosum

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19
Q

most common bulla lesion

IgG

A

pemphigoid

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20
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hereditary
itchy peeling blistering
IgA

A

dermatitis herpetiformis

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21
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non reversible deterioration of cognition and behavior

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dementia

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22
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often reversible acute confusion that may flucuate

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delirium

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23
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MOOD

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affect disorders

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24
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ALTERED REALITY

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psychotic

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EXAGGERATE
somatofrom disorders
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WORRY AND FEAR
anxiety disorders
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``` bipolar cyclothymic unipolar dysthymic seasonal affect disorder ```
affect disorders
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mania (high) | melancholia (low)
bipolar
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depression / hopelessness | loss of app, insomnia, agitation worthlessness, suicidal
unipolar
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similar to depression | dx 3 years of at least 3 symptoms from: loss of app, insomnia, agitation worthlessness, suicidal
dysthymic
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young adults | episodic, perception is altered, hallucinations
schizophrenia
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5 types of schizophrenia
``` disorganized catatonic paranoid schizophreniform paraphrenia ```
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"masked facies" | frozen
catatonic
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delusions of persecution | scared
paranoid
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believes they are superior, lack remorse, shallow emotions, violent, liar
sociopath/anti-social
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convinced of a body flaw
dysmorphic disorder
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anorexia nervosa, bulimia, pica
food disorders
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psychic conflict causing physical symptom
conversion disorder | "ray charles"
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believes they are invaded by insects
morgellon's dz
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person wants attention | exaggerates personal complaints
munchausen syndrome
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caregiver inflicts harm on individual they are caring for
munchausen by proxy
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constant excessive fear, hypervigilant
general anxiety disorder
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globus hystericus | associated with:
trouble swallowing | panic attacks
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phobias:
social - people or performance | specific - object or situation
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repetitive thoughts
obsession
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repetitive actions
compulsion
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hard on themselves | low self esteem
neurosis
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likes abuse
masochist
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inflits abuse
sadist
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enjoys watching
voyeur
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enjoys showing
exhibitionist
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fetal alcohol syndrome autism ADD
childhood disorders
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coping methods | "things that you do"
defensive mechanisms
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defensive mechanisms: | transfer one drive to opposite expression
reaction formation
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defensive mechanisms: | no feelings
denial
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defensive mechanisms: | ignore feelings
repression
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defensive mechanisms: | give undesirable trait away, "blame game"
projection
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defensive mechanisms: | transfer emotions towards doctor
transference
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defensive mechanisms: | replace socially unacceptable behavior with a more acceptable but similar one
sublimation | "make the crime sublime"
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in between - neurotics and psychotics. supportive therapy recommended "things that you are"
personality disorder
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therapy: | lifestyle change, vacation
Milieu therapy
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therapy: | severe depression
ECT
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therapy: | dream analysis, free association, unconscious entities
Freud
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``` therapy: Freud - ID - EGO - Super EGO ```
- kid, unconscious primitive - reality, control - unconscious conscience, guilt
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behavioral medicine: | associate behavior with negative consequences
aversion
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behavioral medicine: | avoid person, place and things associated with behavior
avoidance
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behavioral medicine: "pavlov's dogs" modeling "pay off's"
conditioning
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standord binet test
adult IQ test
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WISC test
children IQ test
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MMPI test
personality
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Rorschach test
projective
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MMSE test
memory and mental status
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CPR has to be done up to ___ mins
20 mins
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used to cause the victim to throw up
emetics
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emetics are ___ given for gasoline poisoning
NEVER
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universal antidote is activated charcoal bc it is an
absorbant
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unconscious choking
infant - back blows | adult - abdominal thrusts
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conscious choking w/ no sound
heimlich
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SHOCK | swollen tongue
anaphylactic
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SHOCK | blood loss
hypovolemic
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SHOCK rapid pulse restless or irritable, cool
early
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SHOCK thready pulse rapid breathing
late
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cheery red lips or skin, cyanosis
carbon monoxide
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HEAT | elevated temp, cool and wet skin
exhaustion
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HEAT | elevated temp, hot and dry skin
stroke
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HEAT | no temp change
cramps
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4 D's of malpractice
duty dereliction damage direction causation
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tort =
civil
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malfeasance
wrong act
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res ipsa loquitur
the things speaks for itself
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voir dire
to speak the truth
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primum non nocere
first do no harm
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binding arbitration
no appeal process
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anxiolytic
anti-anxiety medication "zine-pine-mine" "ram-pam-lam"
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thorazine, chlorpromazine, benzodiazepine, clomipramine lorazepam, alprazolam, citalopram haldol tranquilizers (librium and valium)
anxiolytics
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in's thins the blood
blood thinners
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heparin, coumadin, warfarin, aspirin vitamin C and E dicumarol
blood thinners
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barbiturates: sleeping pills/miosis
sedative / hypnotic drugs
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organophosphates | atropine
poisions
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poisons: SLUD
salivate lacrimate urinate defecate
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insecticide, blocks cholinesterase
organophosphates
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mushrooms: psilocybin muscarine
psilocybin - hallucinogenic | muscarine - poison
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metallic taste, abdominal pain, black stools
acute lead toxicity
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weight loss, fatigue, headache, blue on gums
chronic lead toxicity
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monamine oxide inhibitors (MOA) tricyclics (elavil) prozac lithium carbonate
depression drugs
106
prevents breakdowns of neurotransmitters
monamine oxide inhibitors (MOA)
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inhibits serotonin uptake
prozac
108
what drugs cause GI irritation
NSAIDS | salicylates (aspirin)
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T/F: Tylenol cause LIVER damage
TRUE
110
toxicology: tinnitus and GI bleeding
chronic aspirin use
111
post viral/influenza in children acute encephalopathy fatty viscera hepatomegaly
reye's syndrome
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``` streptomycin tetracycline penicillin amoxicillin levaquin ```
antibiotics
113
antibiotics: hearing problems
streptomycin
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antibiotics: yellow teeth, avoid dairy, avoid sun, binds with calcium
tetracycline
115
antibiotics: anaphylactic shock, rash
penicillin
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antibiotics: stunts GI NT and diminishes brain maturation (autism)
amoxicillin
117
antibiotics: tendon tears and ruptures
levaquin