ER-Jamie's Flashcards

1
Q

localize dz by finding ?

A

max area of tenderness

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2
Q

boardlike abdomen

A

perforated viscous

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3
Q

special instructions for inhaled steriods

A

use spacer, rinse mouth after (s/e = thrush)

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4
Q

1 bacteria in bronchitis, esp over 55

A

H flu

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5
Q

MCC of secondary PTX

A

rupture of bleb

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6
Q

MC sx of PTX

A

CP

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7
Q

absent breath sounds/hyperresonant percussion- ? sign

A

Laennec

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8
Q

PE: #1 Sx and sign?

A

dyspnea, tachypnea

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9
Q

strongest RF for recurrence of PE

A

Hx of DVT/PE

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10
Q

alveolar arterial gradient should be ? in young and ? in eldery

A

<20

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11
Q

most imp dx modality in ER

A

VQ perfusion scan

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12
Q

most reliable test for PE

A

pulm angiography (+ = 100%)

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13
Q

MC bladder rupture? result of ? 2

A

extraperitoneal; shearing, pelvic Fx

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14
Q

? may be only presenting sx in malignant htn

A

olguria

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15
Q

positive mirror test in V1-3, expect?

A

acute posterior MI

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16
Q

? can cause stricture or SCC

A

caustics/corrosives

17
Q

lithium hemodialysis if levels ? or ?

A

> 4 or >2 & Sx

18
Q

responsible for aging

A

UV-A

19
Q

hallmark of acute mtn sickness

A

fluid retention

20
Q

5 tissue layers of head?

A

SCALP: Skin, subCutaneous, Aponeurosis, Loose aerolar tissue, Pericranium

21
Q

hypoxia, hypotension, and intoxication can falsely ?

A

lower the GCS scale

22
Q

admit if moderate head trauma?

A

yes- ALL

23
Q

duration of amnesia for severe head injury?

A

1-7 days

24
Q

if volume of 1 compartment increases, another’s volume must decrease

A

Monroe-Kelley Doctrine

25
Q

hernia: lateral midline fossa or temporal lobe lesion? can lead to?

A

uncal (MC), ipsilateral pupil change, contralateral motor weakness

26
Q

DAI- MCC

A

deceleration trauma

27
Q

homogeneous appearance on CT, caused be shearing, tensile forces?

A

ICH

28
Q

hemotympanum, CSF otorrhea- signs of ?

A

basilar skull Fx

29
Q

mandatory ? exam on all pts w/ facial trauma

A

fundoscopic

30
Q

MC symptom of orbital fx?

? sign?

A

vertical diplopia

hanging drop sign

31
Q

trismus and diplopia are two serious sx of ?

A

zygomatic fx

32
Q

if damaged from frontal head injury, evaluate ? and assume ? and admit

A

posterior wall, dural tear

33
Q

SCI: secondary injury often from ? reactions

A

free-radical induced lipid peroxidation

34
Q

spinal shock sx- ? followed by ?

A

htn followed by hypotension

35
Q

two major risk factors for septic shock?

A

diabetes, nasal packing

36
Q

adrenal shock = sepsis - ?

A

infection aka NO INFECTION