Geri Flashcards

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Which age group has the most flu deaths

A

over 65

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1
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FOUO is defined as

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Fever greater than 38.3
Longer than 3 weeks
Fever with diagnosis uncertain after 1 week

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2
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Maximum timeframe for antivirals in Flu

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48 hours

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3
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Elderly infectious endocarditis tends to be

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enterococci or gram-negative rods

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4
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Time from infection to a positive PPD

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at least 21 days

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5
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Prednisone high dose, positive PPD

A

> 5mm

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6
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reason for CD4 in HIV positive

A

risk of comorbid infectious disease

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7
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Standard positive ppd threshold

A

> 15mm

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8
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tobacco abuse, cerebrovascular disease, dementia, and CHF are all risk factors for

A

pneumonia

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9
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most common cause of community acquired pneumonia in older adults

A

Strep pneumoniae

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10
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best maneuver for preventing aspiration in elderly patients with difficulty swallowing (at risk for aspiration)

A

chin-down posture

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11
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delayed healing due to venous stasis might stay in which phase

A

inflammation

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12
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85% of chronic lower extremity skin ulcers are related to

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chronic venous insufficiency

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13
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best test for a non-diabetic with a lower extremity wound that won’t heal

A

MRI to rule out osteomyelitis

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14
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common presentation of RA in younger patient

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morning stiffness

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15
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most common presentation in elderly RA

A

pain

16
Q

you suspect RA, but RF is negative, why?

A

may be seronegative, but still RA

17
Q

exam needed when on hydroxychloroquine

A

ophthalmology for retinal toxicity

18
Q

giant cell arteritis is a

A

systemic disorder of arteries

19
Q

common clinical feature of elderly onset rheumatoid arthritis

A

acute onset

20
Q

morning stiffness, gets better in a few minutes of movement, no rash

A

osteoarthritis

21
Q

old guy breaks vertebrae, what drug should i look for

A

glucocorticoids

22
Q

Anti-DNA ab test used with

A

systemic lupus erythematosis

23
Q

initial presentation of patient with limited scleroderma

A

Raynaud phenomenon