Final mock SB (F) Flashcards

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what is a galactocele?

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benign milk retention cyst

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when will a galactocele occur?

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w/in a few mos of cessation of breast feeding

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how does galactocele present on p/e?

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soft, mobile, nontender mass in the subareolar area

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why are fibroademonas unlikely in breastfeeding mothers?

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they incr in size 2/2 high estrogen and breast feeding mothers are estrogen deficient

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why do pts w/ R sided heart failure require careful diuresis?

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they are preload dependent

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what cortisol, ACTH and aldosterone levels are expected in 1* adrenal insufficiency?

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cortisol = decr
ACTH = incr
aldosterone = decr
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what type of steroid is aldosterone?

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mineralocorticoid

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what should make you suspicious for functional hypothalamic amenorrhea?

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  • pt has recent h/o significant wt loss
  • low BMI
  • progesterone challenge test fails to provoke bleeding (low estrogen state)
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pts w/ 1* ovary insufficiency present w/ what s/s and what FSH level?

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  • amenorrhea
  • vasomotor s/s
  • incr FSH
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pt develops F + n/v + vague abd pain 2-10 days s/p lap chole. bile ducts are nL on imaging. Dx = ?

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bile leak

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how do you distinguish bile leak from retained gallstone s/p lap chole on imaging?

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retained gallstone will have biliary dilation

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a wider CI indicates what?

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wider range of possible effects

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how does lyme dz present other than the bulls-eye rash?

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  • systemic s/s = fatigue, malaise, arthralgias
  • regional lymphadenopathy
  • neurologic = meningitis, CN palsy (twisted face), radicoloneuritis
  • cardiac = AV block
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what are infantile hemangiomas?

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benign vasc tumors

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how do infantile hemangiomas present?

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bright red, raised nodules that grow during 1st year of life and then shrink over the next 8-9 yrs (nL gone by age 10)

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what is the MC solid malignancy in young men?

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germ cell tumors

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young man presents w/ painless, ovoid, unilateral testicular mass that does not transilluminate. dx = ?

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germ cell tumor

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what is required to dx germ cell tumor in young men?

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  • radical orichectomy

- U/S and serum tumor markers are helpful but not diagnostic

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what is hematocele?

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blood accumulation in the tunica vaginalis 2/2 testicular trauma

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are hematocele painful or painless?

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painful

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what clinicla findings do all TORCH infx present w/?

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  • IUGR
  • hepatosplenomegally
  • jaundice
  • blueberry muffin spots
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what does management of mild sunburn include?

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cold compress + NSAIDs

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when are NSAIDs not 1st line tx for acute gout attack?

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if the pt is on anti-coag

coadmin NSAID + anticoag = incr bleeding risk

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how does occular rosacea present?

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  • burning, foreign body sensation, blepharitits, keratitis, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers and recurrent chalazia
  • can involve cornea, conjunctiva and eyelids
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what does viral conjunctivitis present w/ other than eye discomfort and watering?
URI s/s
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what triad characterizes acute liver failure?
1. incr LFTs 2. hepatic encephalopathy 3. prolongued prothrombin time (elevated PT)
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acute liver failure 2/2 wilson's dz will present w/ what lab in addition to the ALF triad?
decr ALP
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GGT is a marker of liver damage. is it specific enough to dx acute liver failure?
no
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when do you tx pregnant women for MDD?
when exhibiting mod-severe s/s
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post-partum woman presents w/ 1 day high F + uterine fundal tenderness. dx = ?
post-partum endometritis
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post-partum F fails to respond after 2 days of ABX. Ddx = ?
- pelvic abscess | - superficial pelvic thrombophlebitis
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how does post-partum endometritis present?
1. F 2. purulent lochia 3. uterine fundal tenderness
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young pt presents w/ indolent HA + malaise + F + persistent dry cough + pharyngitis + rash. CXR shows interstitial inflitrates. dx = ?
atypical PNA 2/2 m pneumoniae
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how do you tx atypical PNA 2/2 m. pneumoniae?
- azythromycin (macrolide) | - resp fluoroquinolone
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what types of infx are commonly treated w/ clindamycin?
dental and skin infx (anaerobic + aerobic bugs)
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will pre-op ABX reduce post-op resp compliations in pts w/o signs of active infx pre-operatively?
no
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what are the effects of PO and inhaled corticosteroids on COPD pts post-operatively?
PO - some decr PNA | inhaled - incr risk PNA
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what is thromboangiitis obliterans (buerger's dz)?
nonartherosclerotic, inflam vaso-occlusive disorder of sm and med-sized vessles
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how does thromboangiitis obliterans (buerger's dz) present?
ischemic ulcers + gangrene in young smokers
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young F smoker presents w/ distal ulcers and gangrene. how do you distinguish btwn PAD and brueger's dz?
PAD will have compromised blood flow and decr pulses
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pt w/ complex asthma or CF hx presents w/ severe PNA s/s + bronchiectasis on CXR + eosinophilia on labs. Dx = ?
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis
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how do you tx allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis?
long term PO corticosteroids + itraconazole
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pt presents w/ mechanical heart valve + warfarin + INR = 1.5 + SOB + pulm crackles. Dx = ?
prosthetic valve thrombosis
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what is bronchiectasis?
dz of bronchial damage and dilation triggered by decr host defense
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what is not typically seen in emphysema?
recurrent bacterial resp. infx
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what is labert eaton synd assoc w/?
small cell lung Ca
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why is a chest CT usually obtained as part of the Lambert Eaton synd w/u?
close assoc w/ small cell lung Ca
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how does dementia w/ lewy bodies present?
- fluctuating cognition/attention - well-formed visual hallucinations - motor manifestations of parkinsonism (bradykinesia, rigidity, postural instability)
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when is amnioinfusion used?
to decr cord compression 2/2 ROM if baby is exhibiting recurrent variable decels
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why is Mg given to pts @ risk of delivery < 32wks?
- fetal neuroprotection (ppx CP) | - mild tocolytic
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pts w/ unknown GBS status and expected to deliver @ < 37wks gestation require what?
GBS ppx (penicillin)
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vit C def (scurvy) causes what?
- petichial and perifollicular hemorrhages - mucosal bleeding - peridontal dz - corkscrew hair - capillary wall fragility - poor wound healing
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how does chancroid present?
- PAINFUL genital ulcers | - lymphadenitis (tender nodes)
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how does anal cancer present?
- anal bleeding, pain, and fullness - anal mass or ulcerated lesion (friable) - painless lymphadenopathy
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what are C/I for copper IUD?
- wilson's dz - Cu allergy - heavy menstrual bleeding - acute pelvic infx
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is current menstruation a C/I for IUD placement?
no
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pregnant female presents w/ F and tachycardia. uterus is not tender. does she have chorioamnionitis?
not likely
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how does acute pyelonephritis present in pregnancy?
F + flank pain +/- ARDS +/- preterm labor
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pt presents w/ ear displacement + recent h/o OTM. dx = ?
mastoiditis
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do you need imaging to dx mastoiditis?
not normally
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what imaging might you get to confirm uncertain dx of mastoiditis or w/u intracranial complications?
CT or MRI
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how do you tx mastoiditis?
IV ABX + surgical drainage
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anti-B2-glycoprotein is used to dx APL synd. when is Beta-2 microgloulin incr?
- lymphoproliferative disorders (mult myeloma) | - conditions w/ incr cell turnover
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what vasculitic disorders can exhibit livedo reticularis?
- polyarteritis nodosa | - SLE
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what vasoocclusive disorders can exhibit livedo reticularis?
- cholesterol embolization - APL synd - cryoglobulinemia
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which hemolytic anemia can present w/ livedo reticularis?
cold-agglutinin dz
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adv stage cervical Ca can present how?
back pain + edema + pelvic mass + hydronephrosis
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how do you tx hypoparathyroidism?
vit D + Ca2+ supplementation
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why must you closely monitor Ca2+ and phos levels during hypoparathyroidism tx?
high levels can lead to soft tissue calcification
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what Ca/Phos levels are concerning for incr risk of soft tissue calcification?
(s. Ca x s. Phos) > 55
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how might pt present if calcification of the basal ganglia has occurred?
extrapyramidal s/s (movement disorders)
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is vit D toxicity assoc w/ incr or decr Ca2+?
hypercalcemia
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anthracycline induced cardiotoxicity is due to what?
myocyte necrosis and destruction (fibrosis)
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what are the anthracyclines? | hint: cardiotoxic chemo drugs
- doxoRUBICIN - daunoRUBICIN - epiRUBICIN - idraRUBICIN
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how does doxyrubicin damage the heart?
causes myocyte necrosis and destruction (fibrosis)
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cardiomyocyte hypertrophy and disarray are seen in what heart condition?
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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yound child (< 6yo) worries about her parents dying and has recently been fixated on death. she has friends at school and no diff going to school. does she have separation anxiety?
no
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severe COPD is often accompanied by what?
pulmonary cachexia
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what is pulmonary cachexia characterized by?
loss of mean muscle mass 2/2 energy imbalance and systemic inflammation
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lung Ca advanced enough to cause cachexia (incr wt loss + muscle wasting) will present w/ what finding on CXR?
lung mass
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how does viral pleuritis present?
- viral prodrome (F, cough, rhinorrhea) - pleuritic CP - SOB - pleuritic friction rub - NO pleural effusion
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what is pleuritis?
inflammation of the parietal pleura
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if pleuritis is 2/2 bacterial PNA, what will typically be seen on CXR?
consolidatioin
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what is a hordeolum?
acute inflammatory nodule 2/2 infx of eyelash folicle (stye) or meibomian gland (internal hordeolum) w/ staph aureus
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what is a chalazeon?
granulomatous rxn to a blocked meibomian tear gland
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how do you distinguish hordeolum from chalazeon?
hordeolum = PAINFUL and closer to lid margin
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how does chalazeon present?
solitary, PAINLESS, rubbery, nodular lesion below the eye
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pulm HTN in pts w/ L heart dz is caused by what?
incr LA and pulm venous pressures
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what are common causes of pulm HTN 2/2 incr LA or pulm venous HTN?
- LV systolic/diastolic dysf(x) - mitral or aortic valve dz - congenital cardiomyopathies
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what is diastolic heart failure
HFrEF
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1* pulm arterial HTN is characterized by what?
vasc proliferation w/ intimal hyperplasia
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how does chronic open-angle glaucoma present?
- progressive peripheral vision loss - incr IOP - incr cup: disc ratio
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retinal exam in diabetic retinopathy reveals what?
vascular proliferation +/- vitreos hemorrhage
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retinal exam reveals cherry red fovea. pt presented w/ sudden monocular vision loss. dx = ?
central retinal artery occlusion
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retinal exam reveals arteriovenous nicking, cotton wool spots (fuzzy yellow spots), ateriolar narrowing, and hard exudates (discrete yellow spots). dx = ?
hypertensive retinopathy
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what are common complications of maternal hyperglycemia?
- macrosomia - hypoglycemia - hypocalcemia - polycythemia (2/2 chronic hypoxia in utero)
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how does cecal volvulus present?
abd pain + cramping
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what is cecal volvulus?
torsion of cecum and asc colon
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pt presents w/ decr Na + severely incr glucose. what type of hyponatremia is this?
hypertonic hypoNa
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why does severely high blood glucose lead to hyponatremia?
glucose pulls H2O out of cells and this dilutes Na
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other than UE SBP> LE SBP, how can a pt w/ coarctation of the aorta present?
- HA, epistaxis (2/2 incr upper body BP) - LE claudication - brachial-femoral pulse delay
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pt presents w/ pulsatile mass + SYSTOLIC bruit s/p left heart cath. dx = ?
pseudoaneurysm
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pr presents w/ continuous bruit s/p left heart cath. dx = ?
AV fistula
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what are some of the facial abnormalities seen in DiGeorge synd?
- low set ears - small jaw - cleft palate
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a cortisol producing adenoma can cause what?
cushing synd
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what labs do you expect in cushing synd (cortisol producing adenoma)?
- cortisol = incr - ACTH = decr - DHEAs = decr - dexamethasone suppression test = negative (b/c tumor does what it wants)
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how does DRESS synd present?
- diffuse, confluent, morbiliform rash + eosinophilia + systemic s/s (F, malaise, lympadenopathy) - onset = 2-8 wks s/p starting allopurinol or anti-epileptic therapy
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which malaria is assoc w/ dormant liver infx?
p. vivax infx
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how do you tx p. vivax malaria?
chloroquine (kill 1* infx) + primaquine (kill liver hypnozoites)
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how does choriocarcinoma present?
- recent pregnancy (mole, kid, spontaneous abortion) - abn bleeding, pelvic pressure, big uterus - vagina mets w/ red friable lesions
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what nail findings are assoc w/ psoriasis?
- onycholysis | - pitting
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what is onycholysis?
distal separation of nail plate from the nail bed
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what dz is caused by exocrine gland dysf(x)?
sjogrens synd
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what are the dermal manifestations of sjogren's synd?
- reynaud phenom - cutaneous vasculitis - chronic urticaria
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what causes septic arthritis in kids?
hematogenous spread of bacteria into the joint space
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how does legionella PNA present?
- HIGH fever - preceeded by GI s/s - typical PNA s/s
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how do you tx legionella PNA?
- levofloxacin | - newer macrolide (azithromycin)
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what is lochia?
nL shedding of blood and decidua after delivery
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what does lochia look like?
- red/brown for several days | - pink for several weeks
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in non-lactating women, when do ovulation and menses resume?
ovulation @ 6-12 wks post-partum | menses @ 8-14 wks post-partum
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what predisposes to uric acid stones?
- incr s. uric acid | - acidic urine
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why might a pt w. chronic diarrhea present w/ uric acid stones?
diarrhea --> HCO3- loss --> acidic urine --> uric acid stones
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how can you prevent uric acid stone precipitation?
urine alkalization w/ KHCO3- and/or KCitrate
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how do you alkalize the urine?
- KHCO3- | - KCitrate
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what is most likely to influence adolescents adherence s/ safe sex practices?
use of condoms by their peers
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presence of a cavitary lesion on CXR of a pt suspected of lung Ca is highly suggestive of what?
SCC
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how is thyroid function affected by pregnancy?
1. estrogen --> incr TBG --> incr bound thyroid hormone 2. BHCG --> TSH receptor stimulation --> incr T3/T4 and decr TSH **both have to happen to balance out and keep things working
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what is another name for anogenital warts?
chondyloma acuminata
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what is the 1st line tx of chondyloma accuminata in pregnancy?
topical trichloroacetic acid
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what tx for choldyloma acuminata are avoided during pregnancy and why?
- imiquimod (teratogenic potential) - podophyllin resin (teratogenic potential) - excisional biopsy (risks assoc w/ anesthesia and sx)