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Painless LAD, constitutional sx, no immunosuppression

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Hodgkin Lymphoma

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Rule of confinement for OB pt w/ regular 28 day cycle

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From the date of last menses, add 7 days, minus 3 months Example: Last menses: July 17. Date of confinement: April 24th

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EKG finding for PE

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Sinus Tach

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First step management of a Pt w/ Epiglottitis

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Tracheal Intubation

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Tx for C. diff

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Acute: VancRecurrent: Fidaxomicin

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Type and Tx – Headache w/ band like tension, front. Most often during stress

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TensionNSAIDs

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Non conducting P waveConsistent PR intervalNo QRSHis-Purkinjie dysfunction

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Mobitz II

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Incomplete SAB

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Open CervixBleedingPartial POC delivered

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Completed SAB

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Closed CervixContracted UterusBleedingAll POC delivered

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Inevitable SAB

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Open CervixBleedingNo POC delivered

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Missed SAB

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<20 wksClosed CervixASx – no bleeding”Don’t ‘feel’ preggo anymore

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Threatened SAB

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Closed CervixBleeding Fetus still viable

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Bloody, watery diarrheaNight SweatspANCAElevated ESR, CRPMucosal/Submucosal InflammationAbdominal Pain

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UC

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Benign flesh to erythematous colored annular plaques found on distal extremities of healthy adults and kids. Groups of 1-2 mm papule that coalesce into a >5cm plaque. Neg scale, KOH, fluid

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Granuloma annulare

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This will be increased on a CBC w/ a Hgb-SS Pt.

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Reticulocytes

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Fe studies: Chronic Dz

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MicrocyticLow FeHigh FerritinNormal/Low TIBC

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Fe studies: Fe Deficient Anemia

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MicrocyticLow FeLow FerritinHigh TIBC

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Fe studies: Fe Overload

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NormocyticHigh FeHigh FerritinLow TIBC

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Fe studies: Thalassemia

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Microcytic nl Fe, Ferritin, TIBC

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Pt has osteoarthritis along w/ CHF. His arthralgia should be Tx w/

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Duoxetine

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NSAID that blocks COX-2>COX-1

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Meloxicam

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Absence of esophageal peristalsisImpaired esophageal sprinter relaxationProgressive difficulty in eating foodsTest? Dx?

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EndoscopyAchalasia

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In areas w/o Fluoride in the water, Fluoride Tx may begin at

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6mo

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Rx to increase survival rate of ALS pts

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Glutamine Release Inhibitor: Riluzole

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Nerve DegenerationProgressive, asymmetric muscle weakness and wastingAffects upper and lower nervesTest? Dx?

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ElectromyographyALS

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Pt at 34 wk presents w/ upset stomach, nausea, diarrhea along w/ constitutional Sx, what GI medication is contraindicated

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Bismuth Salicylate, Cat DAlong w/ other NSAIDs, causes premature closure of ductus arteriosus.

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Tender thyromegaly following a viral prodrome

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Subacute Thyroiditis Viral Illness&raquo_space; Thyrotoxicosis&raquo_space; Euthyroid&raquo_space; Hypothyroid&raquo_space; Recover

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ADPulmonary AV malformations on contrast echoEpitaxis w/o apparent causeVisceral lesionTelengiectasiasCoag studies WNL

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HHT/OWR Syn

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Preggo and MDD, Tx?

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CBT+SSRI&raquo_space; SNRI

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Pt is preggo, when do you do a PAP

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First visit

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Pt is preggo, initial visit you screen for

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RhRuebellaABOSTIHIVHep B + CTB

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Pt w/ SVT, Tx…

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Vagal massage&raquo_space; Adenosine&raquo_space; Electric cardio version

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Prophylaxis given after an animal bite

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Amoxicilian + Clavulunate (Gr-/Anaerobe coverage)

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When to give HD Amox for AOM

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<6mo6mo-2yo w/ bacterial OM or Fever >102.2>2yo if bacterial OM AND Severe illnessHigh Risk f/u

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Vaccines indicated for HIV Pt

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TdapHep-BInfluenzaPneumococcal

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Pt is a nonsmoker but has b/l panacinar bullae on CXR

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Alpha 1 Antitrypsin Deficiency

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Pt w/ CML has this finding on CBC

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BasophilliaLeukocytosisThrombocytopeniaTx w/ Ty-K inhibitor, Imatinib

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Wide QRS, Reg P-P, No conducted P-waves

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3˚ Heart Block

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Pt <45yo has thrombosis + FHx of PE. Most likely mutation of Factor

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V

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“Fasting” for a lab meaning

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no caloric intake w/n last 12h no alcohol w/n last 24h

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Dx test for cervical stenosis

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MRI

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42
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Lab test for Paget Dz

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Alk Phos

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Pain b/t toes Tight ShoesMulder SignPain and numbness that radiates to proximal toes

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Morton Neuroma

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Mulder Sign

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Palpable click on toes&raquo_space; Morton Neuroma

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Vitals worsen following an albuterol Tx d/t

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VQ Mismatch

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Pt w/ Struma ovarii will present as

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Hyperthyroid d/t teratoma secreting free T4

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AFP is elevated w/

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Yolk Sac TumorHepatocellular Carcinoma

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48
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Ovarian Cancer marker

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Ca125

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Colorectal cancer marker

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CEA

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Pt is preggo at risk for HSV, Tx is

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Tx recurrent episodes w/ acyclovir, begin daily Tx at 36wks.

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Absence seizure Tx

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Ethosuximide&raquo_space; Valproate

52
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Fixed non-tender testicular massSolid w/ necrotic centerIntratesticularSecretes Beta-hcg

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Testicular choriocarcinoma

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Pts on anti-virals should not take … for fear of hypotension

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PDE-5 inhibitors

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Pt presents in excruciating pain w/ external hemorrhoids w/n 72 hrs of onset, Tx w/

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Surgical excision

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Internal hemorrhoids that do not respond to Tx and do not protrude may be Tx w/

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banding

56
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When to Tx external hemorrhoids or low grade internal hemorrhoids w/ conservative Tx versus Surgery

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w/n 72 hrs = Surgerybeyond 72hrs = Conservative

57
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Baby has premature closure of fontanels, next step

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XR&raquo_space; CT

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Microcephaly is

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head circumference below 3rd percentile

59
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Only medication used for asystole

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Epi

60
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Flat lesion, abnormal color/border, <4mmNext Step …

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Punch Bx

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Flat lesion, abnormal color/border, >4mmNext Step …

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Excisional Bx

62
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BCC larger than … gets excised

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2mm

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Raised, non-pigmented, superficial lesionNext Step …

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Shave Bx

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Adherent, greasy, scaly, stuck on appearance

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Seborrheic KeratosisPt needs reassurance

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Imaging for TIA

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Diffusion-weighted MRI

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Progressive prolonged PR, regular dropped QRS

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Mobitz I (Wenckebach)

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Tay-Sachs findings

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ARCherry Red Spot Startle EasyHexosaminidase A DeficientGM2 ganglioside accumulationDeath by 4 by Pneumonia

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Niemann Pick findings

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ARCherry Red spotSphingomyelinase deficientSphingomyelin accumulationHepatosplenomegalyDeath by 3

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Gaucher Dz findings

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ARBeta Glucosidase deficientGlucocerebroside accumulationTissue paper MacsErlenmyer Flask femurs

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Fabry findings

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X-linkedAlpha-galactoside AGlycosphingolipidsDark Red/Blue/Black Non-blanching spotsIncreased clots

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Wide QRS, Reg P-P, no conduction of P-wave

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Third degree heart block

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Narrow QRS, Reg/Irregular P-P, some conduction of P-wave

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A-Flutterr

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Wide QRS, Reg P-P, some conduction of P-wave

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Mobitz II

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Narrow QRS, Reg P-P, slow conduction of P-wave

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Mobitz I (Wenckebach)

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Narrow QRS, Irreg/Irregular P-P, some conduction of P-wave

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A-Fib

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Non-blanch, non- tender, raised vulvar lesion confirm Dx w/…

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Punch Bx

77
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Most common vulvar neoplasm

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SSC

78
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Vulvar neoplasms are often associated w/ longstanding

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Lichen Sclerosis

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Epigastric painHypotensionPain relieved by eatingDx and structure at risk …

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Doudenal ulcersGastroduodenal artery at risk

80
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Give this to have rapid control of hyperthyroid Sx

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Beta-blockers

81
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Hyperthyroid first line med

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Methimazole

82
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Hyperthyroid first line med, pt preggo 1st trimester

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5-PU

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Hyperthyroid first line med, pt preggo 2nd/3rd trimester

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Methimazole

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Rash that is hyper pigmented, scaly, thick, scaly, edematous papule and plaques.Hx of Eczema/Psoriasis

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Lichen Simplex Chronicus

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Herald Patch

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salmon colored patch on the truck w/ central clearing

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Pityriasis Rosea findings

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herald patchOval shaped macule in christmas tree patternb/l and Symm, spares hands feet and face

87
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Nevus Flammus, aka

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port wine stain

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Nevus Simplex on newborn b/t eyes or on the nape of the neck

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Nevus Simplex

89
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Severe pre-eclampsia should deliver by

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34 wks

90
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Mild/mod pre-eclampsia should deliver by

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37 wks

91
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Stages of CKD

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> 90 = 160-89 = 230-59 = 315-29 = 4<15 = 5

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Painless thyroid that does not move w/ swallowingMass effect+/- abnl TSHDx by …

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Open Bx, Riedel Thyroiditis

93
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When to perform a FNA on a goiter

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TSH is nl

94
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GAD first list

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SSRI/SNRIBuspirone (partial 5HT antagonist)

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Most potent risk factor for TIA and stroke

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HTN

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Smooth, rubber, mobile, solitary, well-circumscribed, painless breast mass

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Fibroadenoma

97
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Initial Dx test of AD-PKD

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Renal U/S

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Most likely complication of Nephrotic syndrome

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Venous thrombosis

99
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Biliary Atresia of newborn presents as …

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1-8wk oldjaundicepale stooldark urine elevated direct bili (>20% total/>2 mg/dl)

100
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Breastfeeding jaundice d/t

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inadequate milk supply

101
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Breastmilk jaundice d/t

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milk quality, removes glucuronic of direct bili

102
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Colorectal Ca Screening

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50 yoColonscopy q 10rFOBT AnnualFlexisigmoidoscopy q 5yr

103
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Joint pain in elderly that is b/l and resolves w/n 30 min

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Osteoarthritis

104
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Clots w/ gross hematuria in a child, next step is a …

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U/S of kidney and bladder

105
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Pt w/ dyspnea has a flattened inspiratory loop and normal FVC and FE1/FVC ratio

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Vocal Cord Dysfxn

106
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Most common cause of 2nd HTN

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Renal Stenosis

107
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Adjustment disorder timeframe

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If Sx don’t resolve w/n 3 months of the stressor being removed

108
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Expressive language disorder Sx

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No babble at 1yrNo ords by 15 monthsNo intelligible words at 2yr

109
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Gr- Diplococcus3rd leading Cz of Bacterial OM and rhinosinusitis

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Morexella Catarrhalis

110
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Gr+, Cat-, Capsule, DiplococcusComplement DependentPneumolysin releases TNF-alpha and IL-1

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S. Pneumo.

111
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Pt Dx w/ SBP, Tx w/

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Cefotaxime

112
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Vaccines for pts >56yo + immunocompromised

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Mening Poly (MCV-4)Pneumo -13 (PCV13)HiB

113
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Pt at 26wk, perform

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DM ScreenCBCRhogam Vacc - Flu/Tdap

114
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Contradictions for tetracyclines

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Pregnant or <9yo

115
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Sizes of AAA and what to do

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<4cm = Nothing4-5.4cm = Follow>5.4cm = Surgery

116
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Marker for increased metabolic activity in the liver, bone or placenta

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Alk Phos

117
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Lytic lesions corticol thickeninghearing losselevated al phos

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Pagets

118
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Pt suspected of Mono, you run these tests

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CBCHeterophileRapid Group A

119
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Newborn rashSystemic SxBx shows eosinophilsSpares palms/soles

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Erythema toxicum neonatorum

120
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Releases PTH-like hormone and can cause hypercalcemia

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SCC

121
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Pt w/ IBD has calcium oxalate stones. The stones are caused by …

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decreased absorption of fatty acids and bleeding salts

122
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Bilious, non-projectile, non-bloody emesis in a neonate <1 month old

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Abdominal malrotation – get an upper GI Barium Series

123
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Testicular torsion mechanism

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congenital malformation of process vaginalis

124
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This condition(s) causes inaccurate A1c readings

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CKD– any condition that disrupts the nl lifespan of a RBC

125
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Pt 18mo-3yr has patella point forward but pt is pigeon toed, b/lCz…

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Internal Tibial Rotation

126
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Pigeon toe <18 months, cz…

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Metatarsus adductus

127
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NSAIDS damage kidneys by …

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reducing prostaglandins&raquo_space;> reversible Renal ischemia

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