Deck 4 Flashcards

1
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pH of exudative effusion

A

pH < 7.3- 7.45

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2
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Pleural fluid analysis in PE:

A

unilateral, bloody with normal glucose values and negative cytology

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3
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Ligation of which artery is recommended for refractory epistaxis

A

Sphenopalatine artery

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4
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Management for post-drowning with SpO2 of 90% despite using O2

A

Endotracheal intubation

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5
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signs of SVC syndrome

A
  • headache that worsens when leaning forward
  • engorged veins over chest
  • swelling of head, neck and upper extremities
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6
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Management of penetrating trauma **hemo. unstable **

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exploratory laparotomy

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7
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Features of foreign body aspiration

A
  • **unilateral wheezing **
  • acute cough
  • sob
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8
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Managements of open pneumothorax (will have bubbling of blood)

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  • temporary: partially occlusive dressings
  • permanent: chest tube
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9
Q

What to do if suspected asthma in pt is not improving with inhaler?

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try a trial of PPI since cough can be caused by GERD

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10
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Tx for CAP with no comorbidities and no risk factors for drug-resitant bugs

A
  • amoxicillin
  • doxycycline
  • macrolide (azithro)
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11
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next step in management of suspected **acute tonsilitis **

A

confirm before tx –> obtain throat culture

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12
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When to perform tracheostomy

A
  • long term mechanical ventilation
  • upper airway obstruction (mass in neck)
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13
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CURB-65

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  • C- confusion
  • U- uremia (> 7)
  • R- resp rate > 30
  • B- BP of < 90 / < 60
  • 65- > 65y/o
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14
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tx for CAP with >2 in curb-65

A

macrolide + cefotaxime

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15
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Marker of granulomatosis w. polyangitis

A

c-ANCA titers

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16
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what systems are involved in granulomatosis w. polyangiitis (GPA)

A
  • vasculitis (palpable purpura)
  • respiratory infections (sinusitis, nasal ulcers, hemoptysis)
  • glomerulonephritis (RBC casts)
17
Q

Tx of CAP in pregnancy

A

inpatient tx with azithromycin + ampicillin-sulbactam

18
Q

How to know if viral sinusitis became a bacterial superinfection

A

watery nasal discharge becomes mucopurulent (yellowish) over the course of days

19
Q

Tx of bacterial rhinosinusitis

A

amoxi-clav

20
Q

what would happen if pt with left-sided pneumonia is turned to the left

A

increased perfusion of nonventilated alveoli –> increased A-a gradient

21
Q

How is the A-a gradient in asbestosis?

A

Increased

22
Q

Silicosis increases the risk of what infection?

A

M. tuberculosis (primary TB)

23
Q

Galactomannan antigen is suggestive of:

A

Aspergillosis

24
Q

MC bug for postviral bacterial pneumonia

A

Strep. pneumo

25
Q

MC lung injury after trauma to chest

A

pulmonary contusion

26
Q

How to determine if pt has pulmonary contusion?

A

pt respiratory distress worsens after being given fluids

27
Q

What does deepening of costophrenic angle means in a intubated pt?

A

pt developed pneumothorax

28
Q

Findings in asthma:
1. chest excursion
2. breath sounds
3. chest percussion
4. tactile frenitus

A
  1. chest excursion: symmetric
  2. breath sounds: decreased
  3. chest percussion: hyperresonant
  4. tactile frenitus: decreased
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