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Benzodiazepine overdose treatment

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flumanezil

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anticholinergic toxicity treatment

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Physostigmine is a acetylcholinesterase inhibitor.

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Mono symptoms

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fever, pharyngitis, and (usually posterior cervical) adenopathy and splenomegaly

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Rocky mountain spotted fever symptoms and trx?

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Symptoms are a classic triad of headache, fever, and a vasculitic rash that begins at the wrists and ankles and spreads to the trunk, palms, and soles. Treatment is with doxycycline.

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Her 2 positive breast cancer drug if (pro/est negative)

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Trastuzumab

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Signs of congenital syphilis..

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absent nasal bridge, saber shins, rhinorrhea, disseminated rash, failure to thrive, and Hutchinson teeth.

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Symptoms of Intussusception in a baby and best diagnostic test?

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vomiting, lethargy, and a palpable abdominal mass. child may display signs of bouts of severe pain… U/S best Dx and a ‘target sign’ may be seen

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Round lesions in that are often symmetrically distributed on both of the extremities

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nummular eczema

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Types of Ovarian Cancers

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Cystadenocarcinoma- granular epithelium complex cysts, acites possible
Dysgerminomas- rare, fried egg histology, increased HCG and lactose dehydrogenase
Granulosa cell tumor- most common, Call-Exner histo, may produce progesterone/estrogen, breast tenderness
Yolk Sac- Solid, yellow, Schiller Duval histo, high alpha fetoprotein

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cataplexy trx?

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Venlafaxine (SNRI)

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Torettes tic med?

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Pimozide

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Myasthenia-gravis symptoms and common cancerous assoc. ??

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muscle fatigue and weakness, double vision

Thymoma in 20%

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Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus Symptoms??

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Polyuria, polydipsia, that is unaffected by water deprivation or desmopressin often a byproduct of bipolar trx

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Blastomycosis infection

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Big, broad based, Budding organism. East coast pneumonia like symptoms.

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What is the best first option for treating disruptive/behavioral symptoms of dementia.

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non pharmacological options

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Achondroplasia gene

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fibroblast growth factor receptor 3. Usually Dominant

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Cholesteatoma

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conductive hearing loss in middle ear. keratinized tissue expansion

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cryptorchidism trx

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Surgical fixation ASAP to facilitate malignancy screening and increase chances of fertility

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Kawasaki trx

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asa and IVIG

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pap findings in mono infection?

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Atypical lymphocytes with clumped chromatin and irregular nuclei surrounded by normal RBCs

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what causes secondary hyperparathyroidism?

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CKD due to low blood calcium

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TNFalpha inhibitor side effects??

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reactivation of latent TB? used to treat crohn’s

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tinea infection of the nail trx

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terbinafine

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SARS-CoV

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a week of high fever and non-specific viral symptoms followed by development of a dry cough and dyspnea. often assoc. with Asia

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Esophageal atresia or TEF Dx

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feeding tube and chest x ray

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Seborrheic keratoses can be associated with what?

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internal malignancy

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Aids defining cancers

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Kaposi’s Sarcoma, Cervical carcinoma, Primary Central NS lymphoma (assoc with Epstein Barr virus)

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Empirical trx of meningitis in adult over 50

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Vanc + amp + ceftriaxone

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What drug is contraindicated in HTN emergency

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nifedipine a dihydropteridine Ca channel blocker

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Molar pregnancies lab? dx?

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Snowstorm appearance on US. Abnormally high fundal height on exam and more elevated hCG than expected

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hemochromatosis dx?

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genetic test positive for HFE mutations

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What causes xanthoderma (yellow skin) in a person who is hypothyroid

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Beta carotene

33
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Main treatment for gastric carcinoma?

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Surgical resection of cancer and lymph nodes

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Open angle glaucoma progression?

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Primary open-angle glaucoma is characterized by the insidious loss of peripheral visual fields. This loss progresses with the macula being the last place to loose vision. Leads to blindness

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Anterior knee pain that gets worse with sitting, exercise and going up/down stairs? Relatively benign physical exam

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patellofemoral pain syndrome

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most common cause of non bloody diarrhea?

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norovirus

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Wilson’s disease trx?

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D-penacillamine

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Bacterial vaginosis sign and trx

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fishy odor, homogenous white discharge. Metronidazole

39
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what causes persistent hypokalemia despite treatment??

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hypomagnesium

40
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Chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome?

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pelvic pain condition in men characterized by pelvic or perineal pain without evidence of uti

41
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Steven Johnston’s pathophys and symptoms??

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Type IV hypersensitivity. Oral lesions + red splotches and blistering

42
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most common childhood heart tumors name and association?

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Rhabdomyoma is associated with tuberous sclerosis

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Signs that dengue fever has progressed to hemorrhagic fever?

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petechiae, thrombocytopenia, leukopenia

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leptospirosis vs dengue fever??

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both can cause hemorrhagic fever. Leptospirosis raises leukocytes. Dengue fever virus replicates in leukocytes lowering counts.

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typhoid fever vs dengue fever

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typhoid progresses in stages dengue can occur all at once.

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Giant cell tumor or bone on xray?

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Soap bubble

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Primary trx of HTN in Normal vs DM pts?

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normal: HCTZ DM: ACE inhibitor like Enalapril

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Persistant Truncus arteriosus presentation?

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hock-like picture, with poor feeding. lethargy, tachypnea, and diaphoresis, as pulmonary vascular resistance falls and pulmonary over circulation increases, causing congestive heart failure.

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Hartnup disease pathophys?

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tryptophan transporter deficiency leading to Vit B3 loss (niacin) (SLC6A19) gene

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Vit B3 deficiency (niacin) symptoms?

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pellagra, a dry, scaly, eczema-like rash with well-defined margins. sun-sensitivity . Other findings include intermittent cerebellar ataxia, a wide-based gait, spasticity, delayed motor development, double vision

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Spontaneous pneumothorax trx small vs large

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Small: high flow O2, Large: needle decompression

52
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most likely region of head to fracture following blunt trauma?

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Temporal bone

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Scaphoid fracture and imaging

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often missed on x-ray after fall on outstretched hand so go to MRI

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When is asymptomatic bacteriuria treated?

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pregnancy. Oral nitrofurantoin

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finger clubbing, recurrent respiratory infections and egophony in a young child

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cystic fibrosis

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Raynauds phenomenon trx?

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Amlodipine

57
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At what age can you give IGRA to test for TB

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After age 5