deck 14 Flashcards

1
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Problem with infliximab/adalimumab/TNF inhibitors

A

Increased risk of infections, including TB

- Need to screen for TB, hep B and C

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Patient with MRSA in nursing home management

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  • strict handwashing

- barrier precautions for wounds and medical devices

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3
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procedure before which metformin must be stopped

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CT angio (contract can cause lactic acidosis in patients taking metformin)

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4
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abx for nursing-home acquired pneumonia

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Need empiric coverage for MRSA and pseudomonas

- Ceftaz + levo + vancomycin

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5
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benzos and pregnancy?

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possible link to cleft lip/palate

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6
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only SSRI with pregnancy concern

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paroxetine

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7
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drug for management of severe osteoporosis OR multiple risk factors OR patients who fail bisphosphonate therapy

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2 yrs of teriparatide

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8
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1st line for anorexia nervosa

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family-based treatment

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9
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problem with rapid influenza tests

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Produce false-negative results

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10
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When to initiate treatment for influenza according to the CDC

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  • Treat based on symptoms, even if rapid test is negative.

- Treat ASAP (earlier the better)

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11
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USPSTF aspirin recommendations

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The USPSTF recommends the use of aspirin for men 45–79 years of age when the potential benefit from a reduction in myocardial infarctions outweighs the potential harm from an increase in gastrointestinal hemorrhage (Grade A recommendation)
The USPSTF recommends the use of aspirin for women 55–79 years of age when the potential benefit of a reduction in ischemic strokes outweighs the potential harm of an increase in gastrointestinal hemorrhage (Grade A recommendation)
The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of aspirin for cardiovascular disease prevention in men and women 80 years of age or older (Grade I statement)
The USPSTF recommends against the use of aspirin for stroke prevention in women younger than 55 and for myocardial infarction prevention in men younger than 45 (Grade D recommendation)
In summary, consistent evidence from randomized clinical trials indicates that aspirin use reduces the risk for cardiovascular disease events in adults without a history of cardiovascular disease. It reduces the risk for myocardial infarction in men, and ischemic stroke in women. Consistent evidence shows that aspirin use increases the risk for gastrointestinal bleeding, and limited evidence shows that aspirin use increases the risk for hemorrhagic strokes. The overall benefit in the reduction of cardiovascular disease events with aspirin use depends on baseline risk and the risk for gastrointestinal bleeding.

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12
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what asthma med can you never use as monotherapy

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  • LABA –> increased risk of asthma exacerbation or asthma-related death.
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13
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preliminary evaluation for IBD

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CBC w/ platelets, BMP, ESR

If abnormal then proceed to endoscopy

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14
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followup for hyper plastic polyp

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10 yrs, not neoplastic

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15
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Indications for shorter interval between colonoscopies

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Reductions
in this interval are recommended for patients with one or two small tubular adenomas (5–10 years) or those
with three or more tubular adenomas (3 years);

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16
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treatment for symptomatic MVP

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b-blockers

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17
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contraindication for acetazolamide

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sulfa allergy

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18
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prophylaxis and treatment of latitude sickness

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dexamethasone or acetazolamide

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19
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most common drug causing AIN

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antibiotics (especially penicillins, cephalosporins, sulfonamides)

20
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alternative medication that has been shown to treat chronic venous insufficiency

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Horse chestnut seed extract

21
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most common cause of erythema multiforme

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HSV

22
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greatest RF for AAA

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cigarette smoking

23
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protective factor for AAA

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diabetes mellitus

24
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subclinical hypothyroidism

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slightly elevated TSH and normal T4 in asymptomatic patient

25
Q

tinea infection that requires systemic therapy

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tinea capitis (need to penetrate affected hair shafts)

26
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BNP specificity

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very low

- also elevated with renal failure (reduced clearance), PE, pulmonary HTN, chronic hypoxia

27
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Problem with long term PPI therapy

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  • increased risk of CAP and c diff colitis
  • decreases absorption of B12
  • decreases calcium absorption, leading to an increased risk of hip fracture
28
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management of a flutter in patient with heart failure

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  • electrical cardioversion
29
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management of A flutter in hemodynamically stable patients

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digoxin and verapamil

30
Q

BP management in patient with stroke history

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combination therapy with diuretic + ACE inhibitor

31
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management of patient not responding to antidepressants

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lithium OR low-dose T3

32
Q

management of patients with acute cervical radiculopathy

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  • NSAIDS
33
Q

cutaneous erythrasma

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  • infection that often complicates intertrigo

- caused by corynebacterium minutissimum

34
Q

treatment for cutaneous erythrasma

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erythromycin

35
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management of thrombosed hemorrhoid

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  • excision thrombosed tissue under local anesthesia
36
Q

classic patellofemoral pain syndrome pt

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adolescent girl

37
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cause of patellofemoral pain

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  • inadequate hip abductor and core strength
38
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patellofemoral pain management

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PT

39
Q

most likely polyp to develop into adenocarcinoma

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villous adenoma

40
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polyps that can become malignant

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adenomas

41
Q

insulin drug class that reduces insulin resistance

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thiazolidinedione

42
Q

most effective intervention for smokeless tobacco

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behavioral interventions (telephone counseling and/or dental exam)

43
Q

problem with vacuum delivery

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increased incidence of shoulder dystocia

44
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USPSTF chlamydia screening recommendation

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  • all sexually active, non pregnant young women younger than 25
45
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testicular cancer screening?

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not recommended