Family Med Flashcards
what meds can cause underactive bladder
CCBs, anticholinergics
location of piriformis tender point
7-10 cm medial and cephalad from the ipsilateral greater trochanter
microaneurysms are most commonly seen in what pts
diabetic
patients who are at increased risk for colon cancer, what is their screening
colonoscopy every 5 years starting at age 40 or 10 years younger than the earliest diagnosis in their family, whichevere cums first
with adenovirus conjuncitivitis what else would you see
treatment
associated pharyngitis, fever, malaise, preauricular LAD
hot compress, can use topical abx to stop 2ndary bacterial infection
H pylori
best diagnostic test
best eradication
diagnostic: serology
eradication: urea breath
conjunctivitis: watery discharge, mild foreighn body sensation and photophobia
viral
what seen in HTN retinopathy
cottow wool patches and A-V nicking
treatment of allergic conjunctivitis
ketorolac solution and cold compress and antihist
uterus is small and contracted and products of conception all gone from uterus and cervical os closed
complete abortion
what is memantine used for
dementia
NMDA receptor antagonist, that is neuroprotective
good for mod to severe alzheimers
can use in combo with donepezil or galantamine
usually excessive NMDA stimulation from ischemia can lead to excitotoxicity
the preferred test for TB infection in persons previosuly vaccinated with BCG is what
quantiferon-TB Gold test
which flu vaccine is recommended for pts with egg allergy
inactivated intramuscular vaccine IIV3 or IIV4
if pt has a first degree relative diagnosed with CRC at age over 60 then when should they get screened
every 10 years starting at age 40
diabetic retinopathy categories
non proliferative: cotton wool spots, intra retinal hemorrhages, macular edema
proliferative: neovascularization from VEGF
intermittent claudication or chronic lower extremity pain in young adult
claud with movement and palpable pedal pulses
popliteal artery entrapment
lip smacking and head jerking are classic for what
tardive dyskinesia
which hiv drugs should never be used for post exposure prohpylaxis
abacavir and nevirapine
chlamydial conjunctivitis caused by what serotypes and treatment
D and K
oral tetracycline, doxy, or erythromycin
also treat sex partners
if pt needs to be evaluated with endocopy for concern of brisk bleed or perforation upon initial eval then what test for h pylori
rapid urea breath test
anterior chapman point for the sinuses is where
posterior?
between clavicle and first rib
posterior is C2 articular pillar
what kind of conjunctivitis: bilateral itching, tearing, redness, strigny discharge and photohobia with foreign body sensation
treatment
allergic
cold compress, oral antihistamines, or topical antihist or anti-inflamm dropletws
UTI: motile gram neg rod with fruity odor
pseudomonas
what do you see in alport syndrome renal biopsy
basement membrane splitting
lesion of what causes left homonymous hemianopsia
right optic tract
wegner or goodpasture is in older pts
wegner
goodpasture is younger
treating incontinence
behavior mod first and exercises
then oxbutynin or tolterodine
neuromodulation of sacral nerve in severe cases
instrumental activiteis of daily living
phone, shop, food prep, housekeep, laundry, transportation, taking meds, finances
HIV prophylaxis post needle stick
NRTIs: tenofovir, emtricitabine
NNRTIs: efavirenz, delaviridine
common is : enofovir-emtricitanbine with raltegravir (integrase inhibitor)
alt: tenofovir-emtricitabine with ritonavir
when would biopsy be appropriate for initial testing in a pt with signs of peptic ulcer disesase
signs of bleed, anemia, early satiety, unexplained weight loss, dysphagia, odynophagia, recurrent vomiting, history of GI cancer, previous malignancy
how long should metformin be D/C after IV contrast
48 hours
most documented causes for miscarriages
maternal age
history of previous miscarriage
maternal smoking
step wise approach to diagnose galactorrhea
1) b-hcg to rule out pregnancy
2) check prolactin level
- if over 20 ng/mL then MRI of brain
3) if normal then check thyroid for hypothyroid
4) detailed review meds
what makes restless leg syndrome better
movement
diagnosing onychomycosis
treatment
AE of treatment
microscopic eval of toenail scrapings using KOH prep
terbinafine for 12 weeks
GI upset, rash, HA, hepatotox, prolonged QT, SJS
incontinence what should be done
bladder diary, exacerbating factors
UA to R/O UTI and a PSA in male pts
a creatinine of less than or equal to what with no AKI can use IV contrast
1.5 mg/dL
TG levels
normal
borderline high
high
very high
normal = <150 BH = 150-199 high = 200-499 severe = >500
after treatment of h pylori what is best test for eradication of bacteria
urea breath test 4 weeks post treatment
options with spontanesous abortion
expectant management and observation
medical managment with misoprostol
D and C