Day 4 Flashcards

1
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4 NMDA Receptor Antagonist Illicit Drugs

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Ketamine
DXM
PCP
Nitrous Oxide

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Turner’s Syndrome (chromosome and result)

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Missing sex chromosome, XO, so absent/minimal development of gonads/sex hormones
So female but no secondary sexual characteristics

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Klinefelter’s (chromosome and result)

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XXY
Male, but bc of second X, don’t have strong male characteristics
Underdeveloped gonads, infertile, +breast tissue

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4
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Myasthenia Gravis Mech

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AI attack on postsynaptic nAch Rs on muscle

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5
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MG 3 “Dys” Sx

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Diplopia, dysarthria, dysphagia, and just general bulbar palsy/fatigue signs

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6
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DTRs in MG

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Preserved

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7
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MG Tumor Association

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10% associated w/ thymoma

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8
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MG 3 Diagnostic Studies

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Edrophonium (Tensilon): short acting cholinergic, so relieves
EMG/Nerve Conduction: decreased amplitude on rapid repetitive muscle stimulation
Serum Ab Titers

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9
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MG Treatments (1 + other category)

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Pyridostigmine, but can also use generalize immunosuppressive so like plasmapheresis, IVIG, steroids, azathioprine

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10
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Delirium EEG

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Generalized slow activity consisting of delta and theta waves w/ focal areas of hyperactivity

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11
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Absence Seizures EEG

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3-per-second spike and wave pattern

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12
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Gowers’ maneuver

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Sign of muscular dystrophy, using hands to get up from seated position

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13
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Duchenne’s inheritance pattern / problem

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AR, lack of dystrophin (muscle membrane protein)

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14
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Duchenne’s 4 sx + 1 lab finding

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Muscle weakness (greater proximally)
Diminished DTRs
ID in 1/3 of cases
Enlarged calf muscles due to fat infiltration
- Elevated CPK
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15
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Fetishistic Disorder

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A person (usually male) gains sexual arousal from an inanimate object

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16
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Temporal (Giant Cell) Arteritis Other Associated Ds

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Approx 25% have polymyalgia rheumatica

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17
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Temporal Arteritis Worst Complication

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Central Retinal Artery Occlusion

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18
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Temporal Arteritis Test: First and Gold-Standard

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  1. ESR

Gold: Temporal artery biopsy

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19
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Temporal Arteritis Tx

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Prednisone

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20
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SAH Work-Up

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First CT, then, if negative, LP to look for CSF xanthochromia

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21
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Emil Kraepelin

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Pioneered mental disorders have different outcomes: differentiated course of chronic schizophrenia from manic psychosis

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22
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Eugen Bleuler (2)

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Renamed dementia praecox as schizophrenia and realized didn’t need to have deteriorating course

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23
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Heinz Kohut

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Wrote about narcissism and self-psychology

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24
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Illness Anxiety D/o vs. Somatic Sx D/o

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Illness anxiety: convinced have a disease despite negative w/u and reassurance from docs
Somatic Sx: 1+ somatic sx that are distressing or disrupt daily life, often w/ excessive thoughts/feelings/behaviors/anxiety/time

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25
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Cluster HAs demographics

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Male, 20s-30s

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26
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Cluster HA Cyclical Pattern

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Often spring or fall, 3-12 weeks

27
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Cluster HA Duration and Time of Day

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Usually < 3 hours, nocturnal

28
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Cluster HA Trigger

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ETOH Consumption

29
Q

Cluster HA Abortive Tx (3)

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O2
Sumatriptan SubQ
Ergotamine

30
Q

Cluster HA Prophylactic Tx (5)

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Prednisone
Verapamil
Depakote
Methysergide
Lithium
31
Q

Methylphenidate CYP

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1A2, so will increase clozapine, TCAs, prob olanzapine

32
Q

SSRI Hyponatremia Mech

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SIADH

33
Q

Dermatomyositis (2 sx, lab finding, biopsy, and association)

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Muscle weakness and purplish skin rash on face/eyelids/joints
Elevated CPK
Bx: Perifascicular atrophy and “ghost fibers”
Associated w/ neoplasm in 50%

34
Q

Polydipsia Intoxication Sx (7)

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Tremor
Ataxia
Restlessness
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Polyuria
Eventually stupor
35
Q

Schizophrenia Prodrome Prognostically

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Longer, more insidious prodrome associated w/ worse prognosis.
Acute onset = better prognosis

36
Q

Sleep Stages in Depression (5)

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Decreased REM Latency
Increased REM concentration
Increased length of first REM sleep
Decreased Stage IV Sleep
Increased awakening during 2nd half of night
37
Q

AD Apolipoprotein Problem Allele (& Chr)

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Homozygosity for E4 allele of Apo, on Chr 19

38
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Acute Stress Disorder vs. PTSD Timeframe

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1 month

39
Q

Metabolic Concern in AN

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Hypokalemic hypochloremic alkalosis (can lead to arrhythmias and sudden death)

40
Q

Social Anxiety D/o vs. Avoidant PD

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SAD: Specific social situations invoke intense anxiety + fear of embarrassment/humiliation
Avoidant PD: Pervasive pattern of social inhibition, feelings of inadequacy, hypersensitivity to negative evaluation. View self as personally unappealing and can also interfere w/ intimate relationships due to fear of shame/judgment

41
Q

Phenytoin Sfx (3 + 1 long-term)

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Hirsutism
Facial dysmorphism
Gingival hypertrophy
Cerebellar atrophy long-term, w/ all associated sx

42
Q

Saturday Night Palsy

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Radial nerve entrapment. Weakness of triceps/wrist+finger extensors/supinator. Might take 1-2 months to resolve

43
Q

Carpal Tunnel (nerve + test)

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Median nerve entrapment

EMG/nerve conduction - delayed across wrist

44
Q

Sodium oxybate (Xyrem)

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FDA approved for cataplexy associated w/ narcolepsy. Essentially GHB (wtf?)

45
Q

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Duration Requirement

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6 mo

46
Q

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 6 Associated Sx

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Poor sleep
Muscle pain
HAs
Impaired memory/concentration
Joint pain
Postexertive malaise > 24h
47
Q

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Improvement

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Lying down

48
Q

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Associated Ds

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Depression 80%

49
Q

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Treatment (2)

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Graded exercise therapy and CTB

50
Q

Sex Play Onset

A

Can start before puberty

51
Q

Fragile X Appearance (5)

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Long ears
Narrow face
Short stature
Hyperextendable Joints
Macroorchidism
52
Q

FAS Face Characteristics (7)

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Epicanthal folds
Short palpebral fissures
Flat/low nasal bridge
Short/upturned nose
Smooth philtrum
Thin upper lip
"Railroad track" ears
53
Q

Depakote and Lamotrigine CYP Interaction

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Depakote inhibitor of 3A4, so super increased levels of lamotrigine

54
Q

Selegiline MAO Selectivity

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Selectively MAO-B at lower doses

55
Q

GI Tract MAO

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MAO-A

56
Q

Cocaine Long-Term NT Effect

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Hypodopaminergic state (bc blocks reuptake, so decreased recycling), can last for > 1 yr after d/c

57
Q

4 DA Agonists

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Pergolide
Bromocriptine
Ropinirole
Pramipexole

58
Q

Buspirone Mech

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5HT 1A Partial Agonist

59
Q

SGA with SNRInhibition

A

Ziprasidone

60
Q

2 Rs blocked by all SGAs

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D2

5HT 2A

61
Q

Serotonergic Cell Bodies Site

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Raphe nuclei, primarily in pons

62
Q

Wilson’s Ds 5 Neurologic Sx

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Parkinsonism
Flapping tremor
Dystonia
Ataxia
Bulbar Signs (dysphagia/dysarthria)
63
Q

Wilson’s Ds Chromosome Association

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Chr 13