june 3 Flashcards

1
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identifying the most common themes behind multiple error events =

A

common cause analysis

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2
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identifying all underlying reasons why a particular error occurred =

A

root cause analysis

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3
Q

where is vibrio vulnificus found?

A

marine environments

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4
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what are the manifestations of vibrio vulnificus?

A
  • food borne illness

- skin infections

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5
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onset of vibrio vulnificus skin infection?

A

rapid (<12 hours)

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6
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presentation of vibrio vulnificus skin infection?

A

rapidbly progressive cellulitis with bullae, necrotizing fascitis
-sepsis

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7
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who is at increased risk of vibrio vulnificus skin infection?

A

people with underlying liver disease

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8
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treatment of vibrio vulnificus skin infection?

A

IV ceftriaxone + doxycycline

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9
Q

can pulmonary contusion cause significant hypoxia?

A

yes

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10
Q

a sinus tract formation following a fracture is strongly suggestive of…

A

chronic osteomyelitis

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11
Q

clinical features of chronic osteomyelitis?

A
  • persistant pain, swelling, chronic wound
  • sinus tract formation
  • non-union
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12
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management in a non-unioned fracture with chronic osteomyelitis?

A
  • surgical debridement and bone biopsy

- surgical fixation AFTER clearance of infection

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13
Q

a large hepatic cyst with daughter cysts (septations) is caused by..

A

echinochocus

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14
Q

how do you treat a small echinocochus cyst? (<5 cm)

A

albendozole

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15
Q

how do you treat a large echinochoccus cyst (>5cm)

A

percutaneous therapy or surgery

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16
Q

pain with ejaculation is characteristic of..

A

prostatitis

17
Q

thyroid hormone levels in EARLY euthyroid sick syndrome?

A

low T3, normal T4, normal TSH

18
Q

thyroid hormone levels in PROLONGED euthryoid sick syndorme?

A

low T3, low T4, low TSH

19
Q

should you replace thyroid hormone in a patient with euthyroid sick syndome?

A

no - makes no difference in outcomes

20
Q

pymomyositis =

A

muscle abscess

21
Q

presentation of zinc deficiency?

A
  • alopecia
  • pustular rash
  • hypogonadism
  • impaired wound healing
  • impaired taste
  • immune dysfunction
22
Q

impaired taste is characteristic of which vitamin deficiency?

A

zinc

23
Q

chromium deficiency leads to…

A

impaired glucose control in diabetes

24
Q

which type of antibiotics should be avoided in patients with aortic aneurysms?

A

fluroquinolones

25
Q

why are flouroquinolones avoided in patients with aortic aneurysms?

A

they promote collagen degradation increasing risk of rupture

26
Q

XRAY findings of diffuse alveolar hemorhage?

A

diffuse pulmonary opacities

27
Q

how can crack cocaine induce diffuse alveolar hemorhage?

A
  • scorching hot smoke goes into lungs
  • induces vasosparm
  • direct cellular toxicity
28
Q

management of diffuse alveolar hemorhage secondary to crack cocaine use?

A

supportive

29
Q

toxic megacolon with peritonitis management?

A

laparatomy

30
Q

a magenetic gait (as if feet are stuck to the ground) is characteristic of…

A

normal presure hydrocephalus

31
Q

cause of normal pressure hydrocephalus?

A

reduced reabsorption of CSF by arachnoid granulatoins (may be from previous scarring)

32
Q

why may a patient with gastric cancer have hepatomegaly?

A

from metastasis to the liver