Family Misc Flashcards

1
Q

Difference between bacterial and viral infection

A

bacterial = more localized (think otitis media)

viral = more systemic

flu = very quick onset, systemic myalgia, FEVER

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propranolol
brand name, class, 2 uses, SEs

A
  • Inderal
  • nonselective beta blocker
  • HTN, headache control (daily control)

Lipophilic –> crosses BBB –> weird dreams

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3
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med for RA?

A

methotrexate

steroids

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4
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ddx lower abdominal pain?

A
  • appendicitis
  • bowel obstruction (would see air/fluid levels)
  • ischemic bowel
  • diverticulitis (would see fat streaking on CT)
  • renal/kidney/gallbladder stone
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5
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vertigo - two types?

A
  • central (vascular)
  • positional (otolith or similar)
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6
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occlusion of what vessels would give you dizziness?

A

posterior cerebral NOT carotids

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7
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a few maneuvers for knee exam?

A
  • Lachmann’s (anterior drawer)
  • McMurray (for lateral/medial meniscus)
  • ROM
  • patellar crepitis
  • bursal effusion
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Trazodone

Brand name, class, use, SEs

A

Desyrel

SARI

TCA, anti-anxiety, sleep aid

orthostatic hypotension, cardiac arrythmia, QT prolongation

NO anticholinergic effects

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Lorazepam

Brand name, class, use, SEs

A

Ativan

-Benzodiazepine (GABA agonist)

anti-anxiety, anxiety with depression, sleep aid

SE: sedating

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Duloxetine

Brand name, class, use, SEs

A

Cymbalta

SNRI

anti-anxiety, MDD, neuropathy/fibromyalgia

SEs

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Fluoxetine: brand name? use? class? SEs?

A

Prozac

SSRI

depression, OCD

Most stimulating of the SSRIs, abnormal dreams, ED, anxiety, anorexia

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12
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6 inherent effects of benzodiazepines?

A

anti-anxiety

anterograde amnesia

sedation

anti-seizure

anti-emesis

muscle relaxation

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Clonidine

Brand name, class, use, SEs

A

alpha-2 agonist (sympatholytic)

hypertension, ADHD, anxiety, menopausal flushing, diarrhea

(clonidine suppression test for pheochromocytoma)

dry mouth, dizziness, hypotension, drowsiness

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Atorvastatin

Brand name, class, use, SEs

A

Lipitor

Statin

lowers cholesterol/TAGs

fever, muscle weakness

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Sertraline

brand name, class, use, SEs

A

Zoloft

SSRI

Ok in preg, also ok for OCD, panic, PTSD

GI side effects

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Paroxetine

brand, class, use, SEs

A

Paxil

SSRI

Strong antianxiety effects.
Best studied SSRI in children.
significant weight gain, impotence, sedation, and constipation.
short half-life –> most likely of all the SSRIs to cause antidepressant discontinuation syndrome.

Preg Category D!

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Fluvomaxine

brand, class, use, SE

A

Luvox

SSRI

anti-depressive, Particularly useful in obsessive-compulsive disorder.
>emesis compared to other SSRIs.

18
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Citalopram

brand, class, use, SEs

A

Celexa

SSRI

Anti-depr

nausea, dry mouth, and somnolence.

19
Q

Escitalopram

brand, class, use, SEs

A

Lexapro

SSRI

anti-depr, GAD

Overall, fewer side effects than citalopram.

20
Q

Migraine: meds for acute relief?

Mechs?

A

Sumatriptan (triptans in general)

dihydroertogamine (DHE)

mech: serotonin receptor agonists

21
Q

Migraine: meds for prophy?

Mechs?

A

First line: TCAs (amitriptyline), propranolol (b blocker, MOST effective)

Second line: verapamil (ca blocker), valproic acid (antiepil)

22
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Migraine: meds for menstrual-related?

A

NSAIDs. sometimes estrogen replacement

linked to estrogen withdrawal