Deck 2 Flashcards

1
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Pleural fluid findings of parapneumonic effusion

A

Exudative features:
* decreased glucose levels
* more protein, more LDH
* pH < 7.2

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2
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ABG in opioid overdose

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Respiratory acidosis
* pH < 7.35
* Increased CO2
* normal bicarb

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3
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Next test to do for recurrent pneumonia in the same location?

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CT scan of the chest (suspect mass or malignancy)

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4
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Predisposing factors of post-op pneumonia

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  • 3-5 days post-surgery
  • thoracic/abdominal surgery
  • smoking or lung dz hx
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5
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ob/gyn malignancy that spreads to lungs

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Choriocarcinoma (will have high levels of b-hCG)

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6
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How to improve tissue oxygen delivery in ARDS

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Increase PEEP- distends the alveoli and improves O2 diffusion

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7
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MC type of cancers in non-smokers

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Adenocarcinoma of the lung

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8
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Management of Small cell lung CA

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Cisplatin-etoposide therapy + radiotherapy

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9
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What does CHARGE syndrome stands for?

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  1. Coloboma
  2. Heart defects
  3. Atresia of the nasal choanae (can’t pass catheter through nasal cavity)
  4. Retardation of growth
  5. Genital abnormalities
  6. Ear abnormalities
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10
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Complications after nasal fracture

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  • whistling sound during respiration
  • septal hematoma
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11
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How to prevent complications post-nasal fracture

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Draining of nasal septal hematoma

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12
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Management of penetrating neck trauma with stable vital signs

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do CT angiograpy to evaluate for possible injuries

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13
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Tx for cyanide toxicity

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hydroxocobalamin + sodium thiosulfate

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14
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What contributes to labored breathing in COPD?

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diaphragmatic flattening

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15
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Management of small asymptomatic pneumothorax

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observe and f/u with x-ray

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16
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What is mild croup?

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  • stridor that resolves at rest
  • normal O2 sats
  • no subcostal retractions
17
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Severe croup

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  • stridor at rest
  • subcostal retractions
  • decreased O2 sats
18
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Tx for:
a) mild croup
b) severe croup

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a) oral dexamethasone
b) inhaled racemic epinephrine

19
Q

Next step in management for stable penetrating chest trauma

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emergency surgical exploration to remove foreign object

20
Q

Initial step in management for possible oropharyngeal cancer

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Panendoscopy- lets you see entire upper airway

21
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AERD symptoms

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After receiving NSAIDs:
* wheezing
* watery nasal secretions
* conjunctival injection

22
Q

What type of rx is aspirin-exacerbated resp. disease (AERD)?

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Pseudoallergic rxn

23
Q

Dx test for massive hemoptysis

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bronchoscopy- to visualize source of bleeding

24
Q

Emergency procedure for when you can’t entubate

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Cricothyrotomy

25
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Features of CO poisoning

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  • cherry red skin
  • elevated carboxyhemoglobin levels
26
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Management of massive PE with hemo instability

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give tPA (alteplase)

27
Q

How to prevent getting Hib?

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Hib vaccination

28
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Findings in sarcoidosis

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  • Respiratory sx: cough, sob
  • IBS sx: constipation
  • Anterior uveitis sx: injected conjunctivae
  • elevated CD4 t-cell count
  • elevated ACE
29
Q

Breathing that improves when she is lying on her back

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laryngomalacia

30
Q

management of vasomotor rhinitis

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  • intranasal antihistamine (azelastine)
31
Q

How to prevent spreading of retropharyngeal abscess

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IV ampicillin-sulbactam therapy

32
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ABG of OSA

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Resp. acidosis
* ph < 7.35
* increased CO2
* decreased O2
* normal bicarb
* normal chloride