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In which condition can heberden and bouchard’s nodes occur?

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osteoarthritis

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Tx for osteomyelitis?

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Vanco + 3rd generation cephalosporin (ceftriaxone) or fluoroquinolone if PCN allx

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Ankle X-ray criteria?

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Ankle x-ray if: pain in the malleolar area +

  • Pain + point tenderness at the posterior edge or tip of the lateral or medial malleolus
  • Inability to bear weight for four steps immediately after injury and during exam
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Foot x-ray criteria?

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Foot x-ray if: pain in the midfoot +

  • Bone tenderness at the base of the 5th metatarsal
  • Bone tenderness at the navicular
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What is erb palsy and when does it occur?

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adducted arm internally rotated at the shoulder; wrist flexed and fingers extended

Brachial plexus injury and clavicular fracture in peds

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What imaging should be done if tendon rupture is suspected?

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US

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What condition is demonstrated in this image?

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metatarsus adductus

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What condition is demonstrated in this image?

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Talipes equinovarus (club foot)

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What condition matches this symptom: pain present in the medial aspect of the knee or anterior thigh

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Legg-calve perthes disease

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What condition matches this symptom:

Pain and decreased internal rotation

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Slipped capital femoral epiphysis

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What condition matches the following symptoms:

  • Pain increases during and immediately after activity and decreases w/ rest
  • Running, jumping, kneeling, squatting, stair use exacerbates
  • Pain may be reproduced by extending the knee against resistance, stressing the quads or squatting w/ knee in full flexion
  • Tibial tuberosity present on x-ray
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Osgood-schlatter

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What are the canadian c-spine rules?

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  • obtain x-ray for the following criteria
    • Age 65+
    • Fall from more than 1 meter or 5 stairs
    • Motor vehicle collision at greater than 60mph
    • Bicycle collision
    • Any type of diving accident
    • Paresthesia in the extremities
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What are the imaging criteria for back pain?

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  • Imaging (x-ray or MRI w/ gado) if red flags present or no improvement w/in 4-6 weeks
    • Age > 50
    • Recent unexplained wt loss
    • Failure to improve after 1 mo of conservative tx
    • Fever
    • New lower extremity weakness
    • Bowel/bladder dysfunction
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What is the treatment regimen for atopic dermatitis (eczema)?

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  • Topical corticosteriods, ointments, lotions
  • Topical calcineurin inhibitors for 2+
  • Antihistamines if allergies present
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What can be used to treat contact dermatitis?

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  • Burrow solution soaks or oatmeal baths and cool compresses
  • Water and petrolatum based or lanolin and petrolatum-based emollients
  • Corticosteroids
  • Oral antihistamines
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What can be used to treat diaper dermatitis?

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Low potency hydrocortisone

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What can be used to treat sebhorreic dermatitis?

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  • Infants: mineral oil 5-10 min prior to bath
  • For scalp: ketoconazole shampoo
  • Face: ketoconazole shampoo or cream
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Treatment for scabies?

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  • Topical permethrin @ bedtime
  • Oral ivermectin 1 dose repeated in 1 week (not for pregnant women or children <15kg)
  • Oral antihistamine and emollients as needed
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Treatment for fresh bites?

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  • augmentin
  • clindamycin + doxy or bactrim for PCN allx
  • Pregnant: macrolides with PCN allx
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What can be used to treat rosacea?

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  • Papules and pustules - topical or oral abx:
    • Metronidazole, azelaic acid, sulfacetamide/sulfur, brimonidine
    • Doxycycline, tetracycline
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What can be used to treat perioral dermatitis?

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  • Topical metronidazole, erythromycin
  • Oral: doxycycline, tetracyclines, erythromycin
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Name that lesion: pearly/waxy bump or flat brown lesion

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Basal cell carcinoma

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Name that lesion: firm red pimple/nodule or scaly patch

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squamous cell carcinoma

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Name that lesion: existing mole that bleeds, itches or changes shape/color; large brownish patch or smaller spot w/ black, red or white speckles

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melanoma

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What skin condition is the dimple or fitzpatrick sign used for?

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dermatofibroma

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What diagnostic testing can be used for herpetic lesions?

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Tzanck smear

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Name that lesion: painless, slightly itchy, flesh-colored, shiny, pearly white or waxy dome shaped papules w/ a central dimple

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molluscum contagiosum

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Name the condition associated w/ this lesion:

tear-drop vesicles on the abd and spreads to extremities; prodrome of fever, abd pain and HA

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Varicella

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Name that condition:

erythematous, maculopapular, blanching rash in the hairline, forehead and behind the ears; fades after day 5

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measles

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Name that condition:

7-10 days after prodrome; bright red erythema over the cheeks at 1-4 days, erythematous morbilliform rash on the extremities; may take 3 weeks to fade

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parvovirus B19 (fifth disease/erythema infectiosum)

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Name that condition:

Rash follows abrupt high fever, rose-pink maculopapular rash trunk, neck but spares the face

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roseola

32
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Name that condition:

pink macules and papules on the face that spread to the trunk and extremities lasts 1-3 days and fades in the same order it appeared

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rubella (german measles)

33
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Name that condition:

maculopapular rash starts on the limbs and is patchy or diffuse on the extremities and trunk

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Chikungunya

34
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Name that condition:

maculopapular eruption with islands of sparing; poss petechiae and purpura

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Dengue fever

35
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Name that condition:

maculopapular rash on the trunk

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Zika

36
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Name that condition

red macules turns pale, white oval vesicles w/ a red areola on the palms, soles, dorsal aspects

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Hand foot and mouth disease

37
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What antibiotics can be used to treat impetigo if there are more than 5 lesions?

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  • Oral Dicloxacillin, cephalexin, azithromycin, augmentin
38
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Name the condition:

Sudden onset constant sharp, poorly localized or epigastric abd pain that radiates to the back

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Acute pancreatitis

39
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Name the condition:

Distention, rigidity, decreased bowel sounds, diffuse abd tenderness, rebound tenderness, guarding

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peritonitis

40
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Name the condition

Biliary colic w/ intermittent or steady RUQ abd pain that radiates to the R posterior shoulder within an hour of eating a large meal (particularly w/ high fat content)

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Cholecystitis

41
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Match the provocative tests to the condition:

Psoas, obturator and rovsing sign

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appendicitis

42
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What would you be suspicious of if a parent reported “currant jelly”-like stools in their child?

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intussussception

43
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When might you see bright red blood on the stool vs. toilet paper?

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internal hemorrhoids vs. anal fissure

44
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What classic sign is seen in lyme disease?

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bulls-eye rash

45
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What can be used as prophylactic tx for lyme disease?

Bonus - what are other options for treatment

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doxycycline

other options for treatment: cefuroxime, amoxicillin

46
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What can be used to treat babeiosis?

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Oral atovaquone, azithromycin

47
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Lhermitte Sign (Barber chair sensation)

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Cervical cord disorders

48
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Spurling test & Shoulder abduction test

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Cervical radiculopathy

49
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Tinel sign of the elbow

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Ulnar neuritis

50
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Resisted wrist flexion

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medial epicondylitis

51
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Resisted wrist extension

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Lateral epicondylitis

52
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Talar tilt

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injury to lateral ligaments of the ankle (rotational ankle sprain)

53
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

anterior drawer test of the ankle

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Laxity and instability of the ankle

54
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Metatarsal squeeze test

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morton neuroma

55
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Thompson test

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Achilles tendon rupture

56
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

straight leg raise

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Damage to L5-S1

57
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Crossed straight leg raise

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Disc herniation

58
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Trendelenburg sign

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Congenital hip dislocation, RA, OA

59
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Posterior drawer sign of the knee

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PCL injury

60
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Anterior drawer sign of the knee

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ACL injury

61
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Lachman test

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ACL & PCL injury

62
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Valgus and varus stress test

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MCL or LCL injury

63
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

McMurray test, apley compression test

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Meniscus injury

64
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Crouch compression test

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Anterior knee pain: Patellofemoral syndrome

lateral or medial knee pain: Meniscus injury

65
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Patellar apprehension test

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patellofemoral instability

66
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Empty can test

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Rotator cuff injury - supra and infraspinatus injury

67
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Drop arm test

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rotator cuff injury - supraspinatus

68
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Yergason’s test

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rotator cuff injury: biceps tendon/supraspinatus

69
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Neer’s and Hawkin’s sign

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shoulder impingement

70
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Painful arc

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rotator cuff: Subacromial

71
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Shoulder apprehension test

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anterior glenohumeral instability

72
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Sulcus sign

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inferior glenohumeral instability

73
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Tinel and Phalen of the wrist

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CTS

74
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

Finklestein

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DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis

75
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Which condition does this provocative test indicate?

anatomical snuffbox pain

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occult scaphoid fracture

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