HB Kim Review II Flashcards

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1
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Dermatome C6 is:

A

Thumb

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2
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Dermatome T4 is:

A

Nipples

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3
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Dermatome T10 is:

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Umbilicus

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4
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Dermatome L4 is:

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Knee

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5
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Dermatome L5 is:

A

Top of foot

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6
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Dermatome S1 is:

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Bottom of foot

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7
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Dermatome S2- S4 is:

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Perinieum

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8
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What is the MOA of Warfarin?

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mechanism of Action is that it inhibits synthesis of Vitamin K. (Extrinsic pathway)

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9
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What pathway does heparin use for anticoagulant?

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Intrinsic path. Activates anti-thrombin and factor Xa.

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10
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For a-fib Tx is ___. With check of ___ test every ___ weeks.

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Warfarin. Check INR every week (2-3 range.)

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11
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A-Fib is increased risk of ____ d/t _______ Circulation.

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Stroke. Incomplete/poor circulation leading to clots.

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12
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“CHADS” for estimating risk for stroke in A-Fib patients

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Congestive heart failure.
Hypertension
Age 75 Years
Diabetes Mellitis
prior Stroke (or TIA or Thromboembolism)
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13
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Thrombus is;

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Blood clot attached to wall of vein or artery.

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14
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Embolus is:

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Blood clot circulating in blood stream.

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15
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Anticoagulants/names/MOA

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Heparin, warfarin/Supress coagulation, block growth of clot (Thinners)

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16
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Antiplatelets/ Names/ MOA

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Aspirin, Clopidogrel (Plavix)/Block formation of clot, inhibit platelet aggregation

17
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Thrombolytics/Fibrinolyitics/Names/MOA

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tPA/ Dissolution of formed thrombus

18
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what hormone at elevated levels confirms menopause?

A

FSH

19
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DEXA Scan is for _____ and is at normal ranges at ___.

A

Osteopenia ( t- score bet -1 and -2.5) Osteoporosis (t-score between -2.5 or below)

20
Q

Acute Pancreatitis “ I Get Smashed”

A
I- Idiopathic
G-gallstone
E- ETOH
T- Trauma
70-80%
S- Steriods
M- Mumps Virus
A- Autoimmune Disease
S- Scorpion Sting
H- Hypertryglycerides
E- ERCP
D- Drugs
21
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Elevated Lipase and Amylase are indications of:

A

Acute Pancreatitis

22
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Tx for Acute Pancreatitis;

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NPO, IV Fluids

23
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Chronic Pancreatitis vs. Acute Pancreatitis

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Acute is Inflammation d/t over secretion of enzymes. Chronic is atrophy and calcification of pancreas d/t long term inflammation.

24
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Chronic Pancreatitis causes :
Adult:____
Child:______

A

Adult : Alcohol/ Smoking

Child: Cystic Fibrosis

25
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The Triad for Chronic Irreversable Pancreatitis:

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  1. DM (high glucose) 2. Steatorrhea 3. Pancreatic calcification on CT