Day 14 Review - Ob1, Ob2, Ob3 Flashcards
Difference in schizo disorders: schizotypal
Personality disorder w/ odd thoughts and appearance; “When you’re schizotypal, you may dress like a pickle”
Difference in schizo disorders: schizophrenia
Delusions, hallucinations, & negative sx > 6 mo.
Difference in schizo disorders: schizoaffective
Schizophrenia w/ mood disorder
Difference in schizo disorders: schizoid
Personality disorder w/ voluntary social isolation; “Schizoid like to avoid”
Difference in schizo disorders: schizophreniform
Same sx as schizophrenia (Delusions, hallucinations, & negative sx) but lasts 1-6 mo.
Difference in schizo disorders: Brief psychotic disorder
Psychosis w/ duration
DDx for dislocation of lens of eye
Marfan, Homocysteinuria, Alport
Tx macular degeneration
Antioxidants - vit C, vit E, betacarotene, zinc (not only prevention but also tx)
Tx retinal detachment
Laser photocoagulation; Can also use cryotherapy
Psychiatric disorders: females only, loss of previously acquired language and motor skills
Rett disorder
Psychiatric disorders: Impairment of social interaction/communication/play, repetitive behaviors
Autism
Psychiatric disorders: Impairment of social interaction but not avoidance, no language delay
Asperger’s
Psychiatric disorders: Stereotyped hand movements, midline wringing of hands
Rett disorder
Psychiatric disorders: ignoring basic rights of others
Conduct disorder
Psychiatric disorders: characterized by hostility, annoyance, vindictiveness, disobedience, & resentfulness
Oppositional deviance behavior
Psychiatric disorders: Multiple motor and vocal tics
Tourette’s syndrome
Psychiatric disorders: Impulsive & inattentive
ADHD
Psychiatric disorders: 7 yo who avoids going to school in order to stay at home w/ parents
Separation anxiety disorder
Causes of fever in postop pt
5 W’s: Wind (PNA), Walking (DVT), Water (UTI), Wound (Infx), Wayne (“Vein” thrombophlebitis) & Wonder drugs (antibx); Sinusitis
Next step eval trauma pt: pelvic fracture, DPL shows blood in pelvis
Emergency laparotomy
Next step eval trauma pt: pelvic fracture, DPL shows urine in pelvis
Urgent laparotomy
Next step eval trauma pt: pelvic fracture, negative DPL, hemodynamic instability
Assume retroperitoneal hematoma; Dx & Tx w/ angiography & embolization
Next step eval trauma pt: blunt abdominal trauma, unstable VS, FAST shows fluid in pelvis
Assume FAST fluid = blood; Emergency laparotomy
Next step eval trauma pt: blunt abdominal trauma, unstable VS, FAST shows no blood in pelvis
Assume retroperitoneal hematoma; Dx & Tx w/ angiography & embolization
Next step eval trauma pt: blunt abdominal trauma, unstable VS, FAST inconclusive
Need another study - DPL
Next step eval trauma pt: blunt abdominal trauma, stable vital signs
CT scan abdomen/pelvis
Next step eval trauma pt: abdominal stab wound, hypotensive or signs of peritonitis
Emergency laparotomy
Dx criteria for rheumatic fever
Evidence of GAS infection & 2 major criteria; JONES - Joints (migratory polyarthritis), Pancarditis, Nodules subcutaneous, Erythema marginatum, Sydenham’s chorea