Comquest Q Bank 1 Flashcards
What is considered diagnostic of Celiac Dx?
Upper endoscopy and duodenal biopsy showing enterocyte villous flattening or atrophy
What is the most common cause of dementia in patients over 65?
Alzheimer’s
In an acute setting of hyperthyroidism, the symptoms are due to what and therefore the best initial treatment is what?
Catecholamine excess.
Beta blockers
What is the treatment indicated for schizoid personality disorder?
No treatment is indicated for patients who do not have comorbid mood problems
UTI, grunting and straining to urinate and failure to thrive equals what and how do we make the diagnosis?
Posterior urethral valves. Urinary obstruction in new male babies.
Voiding cystourethrogram
What is the A1C goal for most diabetic pts?
What is the A1C goal for sick elderly diabetic pts with short life expectancy?
Less than 7
Less than 8
What is the most common cause of secondary nephrotic syndrome in adults?
What is a likely complication of nephrotic syndrome in adults?
Diabetes
Hyper-coagulable state causing venous thrombosis
What is the first line treatment for menstrual migraines? Second like treatment for menstrual migraines?
NSAIDS
Sumatriptan
What age should we guess for an infant pulling themselves up to stand and walk around furniture?
9 months
In patients presenting with alcoholic ketoacidosis, how do we start treatment?
Give thiamine before glucose/dextrose and fluid
What is the most effective public health measure shown to reduce the prevalence of cavities?
Put fluoride in the public water supply
PDE 5 blockers end in?
Afil
If i get a patient on the exam that has abdominal pain and then diarrhea or recent upper respiratory and all of the sudden has muscle weakness and loss of reflexes what am I thinking and what is the patho?
Campylobacter infection leading to guillain barre syndrome. The antibodies to camp go after myelin and cause the ascending weakness. Molecular mimicry.
What can be a complication of giving a bronchodilator to a patient with an acute exacerbation and what do we do about it?
Transient decrease in arterial oxygen saturation
Giving oxygen should always accompany beta agonist therapy
How often are patients with AAA less than 3 cm supposed to have US? 3-4 cm? 4-5.4? Greater than 5.5 cm?
No follow up
Every 2-3 years
6-12 months