deck 24 Flashcards

1
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most common cause of death following bariatric surgery

A

PE

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2
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complementary med good for PMS

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B6

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3
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lean body mass vs fat in old people

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Drug distribution is one important factor. In older persons, there is a relative increase in body fat and a relative decrease in lean body mass, which causes increased distribution of fat-soluble drugs such as diazepam

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4
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1st step in management of unintentional weight loss in the elderly

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CBC, chemistry panel, stool for occult blood, and TSH level.

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5
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meds that can cause weight loss

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SSRIs, NSAIDs, bupropion, digoxin, and metformin

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6
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med for weight gain in its with cachexia with AIDS or cancer

A

megestrol

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7
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macular degeneration RFs

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smoking + HTN

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8
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pap test with highest risk of cancerous lesion

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atypical glandular cells not otherwise specified (AGC-NOS)

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9
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drugs from canada?

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The FDA has approved more than 90% of the drugs available from Canada. Most of these drugs come from the same manufacturers as drugs in the U.S. Health Canada takes longer, on average, to approve a drug for release than does the FDA, and most drugs discontinued for safety reasons by the FDA between 1992 and 2001 had not been approved for use in Canada.

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10
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Bence-JOnes protein

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seen in Waldenstrom’s, absent in MGUS

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11
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Waldenstrom’s vs. MM

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  • lytic lesions not seen in Waldenstroms

- marrow biopsy reveals mostly lymphocytes

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12
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management of human bites

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prophylactic abx if any break in the skin

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13
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persistent groin pain in military recruit or runner?

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usually stress fracture of right femoral neck (accompanied by limited hip flexion and internal rotation)

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14
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osteitis pubis

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  • occurs in distance runners

- pain in anterior pelvic area + tenderness over symphysis pubis

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15
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what you should generally see in PID

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abdominal pain + fever

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16
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drug with evidence for reducing both vertebral fractures and hip fractures?

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  • zoledronic acid (teriparatide has evidence for vertebral fracture but not hip)
  • bisphosphonates too
17
Q

when to consider secondary causes of N/V with pregnancy-associated vomiting

A

after 9 weeks gestation

18
Q

most common cause of seizures in the geriatric population

A

CVD

19
Q

management of patient with persistent SVT w/ no underlying heart disease

A

adenosine

20
Q

med contraindicated with statins

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clarithromycin or erythromycin (most statins metabolized by CYP3A4, so increases the risk of statin toxicity)

21
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caveat about intranasal decongestants (eg phenylephrine)

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  • shouldn’t be used for more than 3 days since they cause rebound congestion on drug withdrawal
  • when used for several months or more, can cause a form of rhinitis (rhinitis medicamentosa that is really hard to treat)
22
Q

bony torus

A

bony outgrowth on palate

23
Q

geographic tongue treatment

A

Most cases cause no symptoms so reassurance.

24
Q

diameter cutoff for melanoma risk

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6 mm

25
Q

DKA severity determined by…

A

arterial pH, bicarbonate level, anion gap, and mental status

26
Q

most specific clinical finding for melanoma

A

evolution - change in size, shape, or color

27
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preferred method of biopsy for any lesion suspicious for melanoma

A

complete elliptical excision

28
Q

rash on sacrum or buttocks with blister like lesions

A

genital herpes (extragenital sites involved in 1/4 of infected women with sacrum and buttocks being frequent locations. Sacral nerve innervation from vaginal area provides a pathway for virus)

29
Q

Quinolone you can’t use for UTIs

A

moxifloxacin

30
Q

most common AE to complicate hospital course in patients 65 and over

A

drug-related events

31
Q

best study for confirming diagnosis of urinary tract stone

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helical CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis

32
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only downsides of epidurals

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an increased duration of the second stage of labor, an increased rate of instrument-assisted vaginal deliveries, and an increased likelihood of maternal fever.