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General internal medicine 4 Flashcards

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Management of statin myopathy

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TSH (statins can worsen hypothyroid myopathy and hypothyroidism can exacerbate statin myopathy)

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Other features of hypothyroidism

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  • normocytic anemia
  • diastolic hypertension
  • mild CK elevation
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Treatment of acute gout in CKD patients

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steroids (intra-articular if 1-2 joints or systemic if more than 2 joints involved)
*colchicine not recommended

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Other presentation of Celiac

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  • may present with no GI or intestinal symptoms
  • elevated liver enzymes
  • arthritis
  • may just be IDA in someone with autoimmune history
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lymphocytic colitis clinical features

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chronic, non bloody diarrhea

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atheroembolic disease clinical features

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  • AKI after arteriography involving the aorta
  • livedo reticularis
  • cyanotic, gangrenous toe
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Anterior uveitis clinical features

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  • unilateral painful, red eye and photophobia (similar to acute angle closure glaucoma but without system symptoms)
  • hypopyon (white exudate in anterior chamber)
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hordeolum clinical features

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  • inflammation? (due to obstruction of meibomian gland, eyelash follicle, or lid-margin tear gland
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Anterior uveitis treatment

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urgent ophtho consult

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Anterior uveitis vs. acute angle-closure glaucoma

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  • angle-closure glaucoma has more systemic presentation (headache, nausea and vomiting), anterior uveitis is localized
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work up of narcolepsy

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  • overnight sleep study then the next night a multiple sleep latency test (time to sleep onset is measured, pts with narcolepsy have a shorter sleep latency time)
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Pes anserinus pain syndrome clinical features

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  • point tenderness along the medial knee
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episcleritis clinical features

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  • foreign-body sensation in eye
  • no significant pain or visual impairment
  • redness
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treatment of episcleritis

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topical lubricants

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scleritis clinical features

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  • pain + visual impairment + dark red sclera
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scleritis treatment

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systemic steroids and immunosuppressants

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Additional initial workup of HTN

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screen for diabetes with fasting glucose, A1c, or OGTT

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Presentation of copper deficiency

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  • similar to B12 (anemia, leukopenia, myeloneuroapthy)

+ malabsorptive condition

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Genital HSV treatment + indication for prophylaxis

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ORAL acyclovir at symptom onset

IF 4 or more episodes a year –> chronic suppressive therapy

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complex regional pain syndrome clinical features

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  • throbbing pain, paresthesias, skin temperature changes, local edema
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deficiency associated with metformin

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B12 deficiency

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Utility of synthroid following thyroidectomy in patients with thyroid cancer

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Goal is to suppress TSH stimulation of residual tumor tissue to prevent recurrence of cancer

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Paget disease of the breast clinical features

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  • intense pruritus + ulcerative
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Management of paget disease of the breast

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  • bilateral mammography (rule out underlying breast cancer)
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Management of nocturia in CHF patient with BPH

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  • optimize volume status before making medication changes for BPH (nocturia can be caused by improved renal perfusion pressure, so people diurese more over night)
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Clinical features + physical exam for tarsal tunnel syndrome

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  • pain, paresthesias in sole of foot

- positive Tinel’s sign and or sensory loss

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Indications for antibiotic treatment of rhinosinusitis

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  • long symptoms (over 10 days)
  • severe symptoms (high fever, purulent nasal discharge, or facial pain for over 3 days )
  • worsening symptoms 5 days or more after initially improving viral URI
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Acromegaly sequelae

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  • Increased risk of esophageal, gastric cancer, colon cancer, melanoma (IGF-1 stimulates mucosal cell proliferation) (so need c-scope at time of diagnosis and q3 years)
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Next step after diagnosis of osteoporosis in elderly men

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  • serum testosterone (frequently have hypogonadism) (also need baseline CBC, bmp, TSH, vitamin d)
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bacterial keratitis clinical features

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  • contact lens + pain, photophobia, and conjunctival injection + corneal lesion
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Antibiotics for bacterial keratitis

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quinolone (pseudomonal coverage)

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Treatment of acute angle-closure glaucoma

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  • timolol, apraclonidine, pilocarpine drops

- IV acetazolamide

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Corneal ulcer clinical features

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  • foreign body sensation
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trochanteric bursitis clinical features

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  • lateral hip pain

- pain radiating into buttock or toward knee

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Malignant otitis externa clinical features

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  • Diabetic with severe ear pain + discharge + bone erosion + *high ESR
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SCC of the ear presentation

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pain and ulceration with erosion into the bone

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malignant otitis externa vs squamous cell carcinoma

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SCC = milder symptoms + normal to slightly elevated ESR

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Treatment of malignant otitis externa

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quinolones

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Management of OA in elderly patients

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  • topical NSAIDS even if no NSAID contraindications (still associated with increased risk of complications in the elderly)
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treatment of androgenic alopecia in women and men

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Men: minoxidil, finasteride
Women: minoxidil

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Clinical features of wilson disease

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  • hepatitis
  • neuropsych
  • parkinsonism (tremor, rigidity, clumsiness)
  • hemolytic anemia
  • recurrent nephrolithiasis
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presbycusis clinical features

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  • bilateral, high-frequency hearing loss in elderly patient
  • abnormal whispered voice test
  • do fine one to one but have difficulty hearing in presence of background noise
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otosclerosis clinical features

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*unilateral hearing loss

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Ototoxic drugs

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  • aminoglycosides
  • platinum chemo
  • loop diuretics
  • NSAIDs
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IT band syndrome clinical features

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  • lateral knee and thigh pain

- pain with flexion and extension of the knee

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IT band syndrome treatment

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  • exercise less, PT
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Patellofemoral syndrome

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  • pain in anterior knee + pain reproduced by squatting
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patellar tendinopathy clinical features

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  • pain in inferior patella
  • tenderness at tendon insertion at inferior patellar margin
  • jumping sports (basketball, volleyball)
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Treatment of neuralgia paresthetica

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  • advise patient to wear less tight-fitting clothing
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When do patients generally need further cardiac workup prior to surgery?

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If underlying high-risk cardiac condition

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High risk cardiac syndromes requiring further evaluation prior to surgery

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  • ACS
  • decompensated heart failure
  • significant arrhythmia
  • severe valvular disease
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description of severe AS

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  • late peaking systolic murmur

- paradoxical splitting of S2

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pre-op cardiac workup for patients with high risk underlying conditions (in general)

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  • TTE if concern for underlying valvular disease

- stress test if concern for ACS

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Upper limit of Pap testing, when pap tests can be discontinued

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65 or total hysterectomy

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Preferred screening for alcohol use in primary care

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AUDIT-C (alcohol use disorders identification test-C)

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Ocular side effects of PDE-5 inhibitors (viagra)

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  • bluish tinting, blurry vision, photophobia
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zinc deficiency presentation

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  • abdominal pain, anorexia, depression, compromised wound healing, immune dysfunction
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Emergency contraceptive options

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1) oral levonorgestrel (up to 3 days)

2) copper containing IUD (up to 5 days)

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Vaccines indicated for pregnant women

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  • Tdap during each pregnancy regardless of previous vaccination history (preferably during 3rd trimester to facilitate maternal antibody response)
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MMR live or dead vaccine?

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live

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popliteal cyst presentation

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  • underlying knee disease or trauma
  • posterior knee fullness, pain, and or stiffness
  • may dissect or rupture, mimicking DVT (with also positive Homan’s sign)
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DVT vs dissecting synovial cyst

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Dissecting synovial cyst = posterior knee fullness, knee effusion, absence of a palpable cord

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bulimia vs binge eating disorder

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bulimia = compensatory behavior (*excessive exercise, laxatives)

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Basic calcium phosphate (BCP) deposition disease of the shoulder (Milwaukee shoulder) clinical features

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  • aggressive destruction of glenohumeral joint and rotator cuff
  • large hemorrhagic effusion
  • synovial fluid may or may not contain BCP (hydroxyapatite) crystals
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Typical presentation of osteosarcoma on exam

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  • palpable soft-tissue mass
66
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Treatment of frostbite

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1) rapid rewarming with warm water

2) then air dry and cover with non adherent gauze

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Chantix and psych history management

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  • psych history is not a contraindication to its use (this has now been disproved)
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side effect to know of with chantix

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  • possible increased risk of CV events
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Earliest indicator of return of spontaneous circulation in patients in cardiac arrest undergoing CPR

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  • sudden rise in end-tidal CO2 (sudden increase in cardiac output with return of spontaneous circulation causes rapid transport of CO2 accumulated in tissues to the lungs)
  • this eliminates the need to stop CPR to check for a palpable pulse
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Ottawa ankle rules in general

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IF pain at mid foot zone or malleolar zone + inability to bear weight –> then image to rule out fracture

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Medication to dose reduce or discontinue when SGLT2 is added

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  • diuretics or ACEs,arbs (SGLT2 inhibitors induce osmotic diuresis, which can lead to hypotension and decreased renal perfusion
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Conservative fibromyalgia treatment

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  • regular exercise

- good sleep hygiene

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When lipid panel is indicated in primary care

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  • Men over age 35 and women over age 45 *regardless of weight
  • Younger patients with RF’s (smoking, HTN, Dm2, FH of cardiovascular disease)
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Signs of early pregnancy

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  • fatigue
  • weight gain
  • amenorrhea
  • enlarged uterus
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adenomyosis clinical features

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  • enlarged, symmetric uterus

- heavy, painful menses

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Management of patient with high pre-test for influenza and negative influenza antigen test

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  • oseltamavir if within 48 hours or severely ill
  • negative rapid influenza antigen testing (high false negative rate) OR a history of flu vaccine does not rule out infection (not fully protective)
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Next step after Pap test showing ASCUS

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HPV test
IF negative – no increased risk of malignancy
If positive – colposcopy

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Treatment of foot drop

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PT + ankle foot orthotics (to facilitate ambulation)

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Workup of common peroneal nerve injury (foot drop)

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  • L-spine if associated with back pain

- no workup if hospitalized, trauma, or leg cast (can be attributed to external compression)

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Gait abnormality with cerebellar injury

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ataxic: staggering, wide based

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Gait abnormality with gait apraxia

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magnetic: freezing

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Gait abnormality with PD

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short steps, shuffling

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Management of lithium toxicity

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dialysis

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Cause of physiologic lekorrhea

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  • elevated estrogen levels from combined hormonal contraceptive use
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Treatment of hypertriglyceridemia

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  • only treat with fibrates if triglycerides over 1000, otherwise lifestyle modification
  • statins are first line but need to have another indication for statin
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Medications associated with increased risk of new-onset diabetes

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  • thiazides

- beta blockers (except for coreg)

87
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Management of impaired colleague after approaching colleague

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  • report to state regulatory body (physician health program)

* not supervisor

88
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Inheritance pattern of Becker muscular dystrophy and Duchenne muscular dystrophy

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X-linked recessive

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Management of palpable breast mass in woman over age 30 who has negative mammogram + US

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Core biopsy (to exclude malignancy)
*Palpable breast masses can be mammographically and monographically occult
90
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Workup of palpable breast mass in woman over age 30

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1) First step is mammography

2) Then US

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abx for acute prostatitis

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quinolones OR bactrim

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Management of patient with osteoporosis despite being on bisphosphonate

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  • stop bisphosphonate, start teriparatide or denosumab
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Mastalgia clinical features

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  • benign cyclical bilateral breast pain and tenderness prior to menses that resolves with menses
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Retinal detachment clinical features

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  • floaters
  • flashing lights
  • occasional vision loss
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Dry macular degeneration clinical features + fundoscopic features

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  • gradual vision loss

- drusen (areas of retinal depigmentation)

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Wet macular degeneration clinical features + fundoscopic features

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  • acute vision loss (does have to be entire visual field)
  • subretinal fluid and or hemorrhage on funduscopic exam
  • fundoscopy often normal
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Indications for urology referral with BPH and PSA

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  • PSA greater than 7 (even if underlying BPH)

- abnormal DRE

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Management of patient with PSA between 3 and 7

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Retest in a few weeks, refer to urology if persistently elevated

99
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workup of suspected prosthetic joint infection

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arthrocentesis (may happen months out from surgery)

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Tympanic membrane rupture typical course

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  • typically resolves completely with oral and topical antibiotics
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Tympanic membrane rupture clinical features

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Pain + purulent otorrhea

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Clinical features of anticonvulsant hypersensitivity syndrome

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  • fever, rash, pharyngitis, lymphadenopathy, edema, systemic organ involvement
    (form of DRESS)
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sialolithiasis clinical features

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  • pain + unilateral swelling of parotid gland + waxing and waning
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sialolithiasis treatment

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  • sialogogues (lemon drops) to promote salivary secretion + heat + massage gland
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Typical cause of involuntary weight loss in the elderly

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  • difficulties obtaining and preparing food
106
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AST to ALT ratio in NAFLD

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Typically less than 1

107
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Why olanzapine is second line for anorexia

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Stimulate weight gain

108
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anorexia cuttoff

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BMI of *18.5

109
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Initial step in workup of suspected Paget disease

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Bone scan

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GCA clinical features

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  • elderly person with HA + blurry vision + constitutional symptoms + elevated ESR and inflammatory markers
111
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Workup of snoring and anything else possibly suggesting OSA in a “mission critical person”

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  • sleep study

* mission critical = airline pilot, rail traffic operator, military, etc

112
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Erythrasma cause

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corynebacterium infection

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Erythrasma clinical features

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  • well-demarcated, red-brown, pruritic *plaques in interdigital or intertriginous areas
  • can have “cigarette paper” scale
114
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Erythrasma diagnosis

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red fluorescence under a Wood’s lamp

115
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Erythrasma treatment

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topical antibiotics if isolated, if multiple sites, oral abx

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Explanation for patient with elevated wedge pressure and elevated PA pressure

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  • decompensated HFpEF commonly causes secondary pulmonary HTN

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