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Deck 5 COPY Flashcards

1
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PJP vs. CMV pneumonitis presentation

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PJP is more indolent (less acute onset) and CMV is more acute, both have diffuse interstitial infiltrates

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2
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next step in a thyroid nodule in a patient with low TSH

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radionucleotide scan

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3
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nontender bilateral enIargement of the parotid glands

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sialodenosis from malnutrition

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4
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when to intervene surgically in infective endocarditis

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acute heart failure, extension of the infection (fistula etc), recurrent septic emboli, large vegetations

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5
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do you need a upper GI study for dx dumping syndrome

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nope just clinical unless you arent super clear

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6
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what organism is the culprit for puncture wounds

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pseudomonas

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7
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signs of SIBO

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chronic watery diarrhea, bloating, flatulence

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8
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how to dx SIBO

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carbohydrate breath test

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9
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where do most cases of ludwig angina arise from

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dental infections

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10
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signs of ankylosing spondylitis

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enthesis (heel pain), back pain, SOB from trouble with chest wall expansion, dactylitis, uveitis

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11
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complications of ankylosing spondylitis

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aortic regurg, cauda equina syndrome, vertebral compression fractures

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12
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LFTs in HCC

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normal or elevated

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13
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do you have back pain in scoliosis

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not typically–> investigate other causes

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14
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treatment of small pneumothorax

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oxygen

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15
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which is cholangitis is associated with UC

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primary sclerosing cholangitis

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16
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breast necrosis signs physical exam

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skin retractions and dimpling

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17
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breast necrosis management after biopsy

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nothing, just observation

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18
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what is the protein that binds thyroid hormone

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thyroxine-binding-globulin

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19
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precursor to thyroid hormone

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thyroglobulin

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20
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ECG cahnges for cardiac aneurysm

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persistent ST elevation and deep Q waves

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21
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what ejection fraction % is considered for surgical repair of mitral regurg

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30-60% bc the regurg overestimates the actual stroke volume

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22
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what is adhesive capsulitis

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glenohumoral capsule contracture,

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23
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clinical signs of adhesive capsulitis

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increased stiffness for 2 months, then trouble lifting shoulder over head, and pain with ROM

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24
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treatment of adhesive capsulitis

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ROM exercises, NSAIDs, corticosteroids injection

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25
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how to treat acute hyponatremia

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hypertonic (3%) saline boluses

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26
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what can happen after heparin if someone starts bleeding

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HIT

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27
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A-a gradient in ARDS

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high

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28
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does diffuse pulmonary edema correct with supplemental O2

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nope

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29
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does atelectasis, lobar pneumonia, empyema etc correct with supplemental O2

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yes because it is a localized process

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30
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how do you get splenic abcess

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hematogenous spread

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31
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does TB cause air fluid levels

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not as common

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32
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does TB have foul smelling sputum

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no

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33
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complications of myopia

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retinal detachment, macular degeneration

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34
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what do patients need to be given who are on warfarin before they go into surgery

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prothrombin complex concentrate to reverse the effects of the warfarin AND IV vitK

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35
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when do you take a patient to surgery for cholecystitis

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when they have complications like emphysematous choly

36
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treatment of purulent pericarditis

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pericardiocentesis

37
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treatment of noncomplicated calculous cholecystitis

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NPO, ABX, fluids, lap chole within 72 hours

38
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when do you get a HIDA scan

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when U/S is inconclusive of gallbladder disease

39
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treatment of chronic pancreatitis

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pancreatic enzyme supplement

40
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imaging findings of chronic pancreatitis

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calcifications, pancreatic atrophy

41
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what happens around 3 days post MI

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papillary muscle rupture

42
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primary treatment of papillary thyroid cancer

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surgical resection

43
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treatment of acute cholangitis

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ERCP with spincterotomy and drainage

44
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do you do EGD on a patient that has possible perfed ulcer

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nor, do a CXR instead to see if there is free air

45
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how to tell if ascitic fluid is from portal hypertension

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SAAG (serum-fluid albumin)

46
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do empyemas or lung abcesses have air fluid levels

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abcesses

47
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treatment of trochanteric bursitis

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exercise, NSAIDs, steroid injection

48
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how do you dx subclavian steal syndrome

A

you test blood pressures in each arm

49
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which arm has lower blood pressure in subclavian steal synd

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the arm with the stenosis

50
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which skin cancer has telangectasias

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basal cell CA

51
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pathophys of fibromuscular dysplasia

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multifocal fibrous and muscular thickening of the arterial wall leading to stenosis

52
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initial management of suspected AAA rupture

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point of care US, no time for CTA

53
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petechiae/skin rash with purpura after PCI for MI

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cholesterol embolization syndrome from dislodged cholesterol bits that damange vessels

54
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wide fixed split S2

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ASD

55
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mass within a mass in the lung dx

A

likely aspergilloma inside a prior TB cavitation

56
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treatment of esophagitis from GERD

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PPI (omeprazole) and an antacid

57
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labs for pancreatitis

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elevated amylase and lipase specifically

58
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what does peritonitis signs indicate

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perforated hollow viscus (diverticuliits, appy, ulcer)

59
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treatment of transitional cell carcinoma in situ

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endoscropic resection

60
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treatment of transitional cell carcinoma that invades bladder wall

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partial or full cystectomy

61
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frist step before surgery of bony mets

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steriods to reduce inflammation

62
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clinical signs of ovarian torsion

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sudden onset lower abdominal pain, hypertension, tachy, fever, palpable mass

63
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treatment of ovarian torsion

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laporoscopy

64
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physical exam of testicular torsion

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testicle with abnormal lie (typically transverse), absent cremastic reflex, exquisite pain

65
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treatment of peripheral arterial disease after conservative measures

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arterial bypass

66
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normal urine pH

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6-7.5

67
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lab values indicating refeeding syndrome

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hypophosphatemia and hypomagnesia

68
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signs of hypercalcemic crisis

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somnolence, lethargy, short QT

69
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in tension pneumo, do you do needle or intubate first

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needle then intubate

70
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where is the break if there is wrist drop

A

distal humerus

71
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signs of acute congestive heart failure

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tachycardia, tachypnea, hypoxia, JVD, end expiratory wheezing,

72
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what is cor pulmonale

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RHF from chronic pulmonary hypertension

73
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at what size do AAA need operating

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> 5.5cm

74
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management of smaller AAA

A

serial imaging

75
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management of thrombophelbitis

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source control by removiing IV and the segment of vein infected

76
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cause of bone pain in Squamous cell lung CA patients

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paraneoplastic syndrome of PTPrP which causes increased osteoclast activity and eats away at bone

77
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lung abcess vs. empyema air fluid level

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abcess HAS the air fluid level

78
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dx imaging for intusscussception

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abdominal ultrasound, then air enema with U/S

79
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next step of management of variceal bleeding after fluids

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endoscopy and variceal banding

80
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breast mass eval in a pt. younger than 30

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ultrasound

81
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overlying skin characteristics in abcesses

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fluctuance, erythema, skin changes

82
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colors of breast cyst fluids

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clear, brown, green etc

83
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steps of thyroid CA dx

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physical exam, TSH, radio scinitigraphy, FNA

84
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treatment of hypercalcemia

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normal saline infusion, bisphosphonates

85
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what is pulsus paradoxus

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drop in systolic bp during inspiration

86
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when do you see pulsus paradoxus

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pericarditis, cardiac tampenode, pneumothorax

87
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gastrographin vs. barium for esophagraphy

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gastrographin if suspected perf, barium for regular swallow bc barium can irritate the esophagus and cause mediastinitis

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