internal 3 Flashcards

1
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schizophrenia etiology
and diagnosis

A
  • genetic
  • enviromental

positive symptoms more than 6 months

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2
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schizophrinia symptoms

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  • hallucinations :visual/voices
  • delusion(paranoid)
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3
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schizophrenia Tx

A

antipsychotics /neuroleptics+ cognetive behavioral therapy

1st generation : haloperidol (high side effects)

second generation: (low side efects ) quetiapine/clonazepam/ariprazole

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4
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schizophrinia complications

A

catatonia

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5
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delerium presentation and etiology

A

-acute mental state that is reversible
- loss of orientation
etiology: old age
medications
infections:pneumonia/UTI
alcohol whithdrawl

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6
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delerium tremens

A

from alcohol
tremor/seizures/loss of orientation

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7
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alcohol withdrawl

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no loss of orientation
TX/prevention:diazepam

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8
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depression

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  • > 2weeks
  • lose appetite
    -loss of interest
    -low concentration
    -low energy
    -sleep disturbance
  • high risk for suicide
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9
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anhedonia

A

loss of intrest

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10
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chronic adrenal insufficiency diagnosis

A

morning cortisol levels

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11
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glascow coma scale (eye opening)

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spontanious -4
to verbal command-3
to pain-2
no response - 1

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12
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glascow coma scale minimum and maximum

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minimum - 3 points (deeply comatose )
maximum- 15 fully consious

if less than 8 - indication for intubation

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13
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syphilis etiology

A

treponema palladium

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14
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syphilis stages and characteristics

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primary:painless ulcer–>resolve

secondary :rash on palms and soles

tertiary: brain /cns/vision

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15
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syphilis DX:

A

rapid plasma reagin test ,if positive–> treponemal test

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16
Q

syphilis treatment

A

penicillin intra muscular one dose

17
Q

side effect of penicillin in syphilis pationts

A

Jarix Hexheimer Syndrome
fever chills …

18
Q

normal BMI

A

18-25
<18–>underweight
> 25 overweight
> 28/25 –>obese

19
Q

android type of obesity

A

abdomen+thoracic
usually on men
increased appetite

20
Q

gynoid type of obecity

A

hips,thighs ,usually in women

21
Q

asthma charactarestis

A
  • obstructive (exhalation)
  • chronic cough
  • wheezing during inhalation
  • air trapping –>band box
    sound,hyper-resonance
22
Q

asthma diagnosis

A
  • improved by beta-agonist (salbutamol)
    -methacholine stimulation (cholinergic agonist )
    -
23
Q

beta 2 activation

A

Broncho dilation

24
Q

m3 activation

A

spasm

25
Q

carcinoid syndrome

A
  • in appendix or small intestine and secrete serotonin (asymptomatic)
  • ## if metastatised to liver (for example) its symptomatic :flushing of face ,asthma , murmur in HR ,diarrhea
26
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occult blood test

A

RBCs in stool

27
Q

crohn’s disease

A
  • starts in ileum
  • RLQ pain
    -diarrhea
    -cobble stone on colonoscopy
  • skipping inflammation
28
Q

extraintistinal manifistation of cronns

A
  • arthritis
  • ankelosing spondilitis (bamboo spine)
  • uvitis –>rash
29
Q

ulcerative colitis manifestations
symptoms
treatment

A
  • left lower quadrant region pain
  • continues inflammation
    -bloody diarrhea
    -pseudopolyps
  • starts in recto-sigmoid junction
    -could progress to toxic megacolon
  • tx: mesalamine/sulfasalazine