Kahoot Flashcards
Which ABX is least likely to affect INR if a pt is on warfarin?
Cefalexin
(PCN least likely to interact with warfarin)
***ANTIFUNGALS WILL GREATLY impact INR
Thiazide diuretics are contraindicated in patients who have?
A sensitivity to sulfonamides
Potassium wasting diuretics
Loop
Thiazide
What is the longest recommended time interval between cervical screens for patients who are 30-64 yrs old
five years
pt taking ACE inhibitors should avoid….
Potassium rich supplements
ACE/ARBS can cause elevated K.
Who needs to avoid protein rich meals
Renal failure pts
Decreasing hepatic glucose production and absorption and increasing insulin sensitivity is the MOa of which drug?
Metformin
SGLT2 inhibitors MOA
pee out extra glucose
causes osmotic diuresis
“Serum Glucose Leaves Through 2 Kindeys” (SGLT2 inhibitor)
What is an anticholinergic used to tx overactive bladder?
Oxybutynin -
SE: orthostatic hypotension in elderly
What medications treat BPH
Alpha Blockers (-sin) / Alpha reductase inhibitor (-ride)
Tamsulosin
dutasteride
Doxazosin
“2sins and a ride”
Which vaccine is not recommended in pregnancy
MMR - live vaccine
Which medication is contraindicated in pregnancy
a. bactrim
b. Keflex
c. amoxicillin
d. nitrofurantoin
Bactrim - ALWAYS (d/t sulfa)
Nitrofurantoin - can be used until 3rd trimester
McMurrays tests evaluates for
Meniscal injury of the knee
“M for Meniscus”
what is the name of the test to evaluate for cholecystitis?
Murphys
- RUQ under rib. as a release of breath
your pt forgot to take their coumadin last night, 10 hours ago, what do you say?
Take last nights dose now, and your next one this evening when its due?
(Hasn’t been more then 12 hours)
A 28 year old has a 3/6 systolic murmur. Which characteristic indicates a need for referral?
A fixed split S2 - always abnormal
indicates pulmonary HTN as pulmmonic valve closing a second later then aortic valve causing split sound
Which mitral disorder results from redundancy of the mitral valves leaflets?
Mitral valve prolapse
How should a patient suspected with syphilis be screened?
what specific test?
Serum assessment
RPR - rapid plasma reagin
A diuretic that does not promote secretion of K into the urine?
a. lasix
b. HCTZ
c. bumetanide
d. triamterene
Triamterene “Tries to save K”
Bumetanide & Lasix = LOOP diuretic
HCtZ & metolazone - thiazide (super powerful, sig decrease in K )
Pt with poorly controlled HTN for 10 years… where would you expect to palpate the PMI?
5th ICS, left of the MCL
displaced laterally due to enlarged heart
sulfonylurea agents such as glimeperide work by
stimulate the release of insulin from pancreatic beta cells
continuous urinary leaking or dribbling with a full bladder is referred to as
Overflow incontinence (ex BPH) - physical block
Other types
stress incontinence - weakening of pelvic muscle
urge incontinence - overactivity of decrease muscle
functional incontinence - cognitive impairment, elderly that are bedridden, restraints ect
which of the following is formed in the liver as a byproduct of protien metabolism and eliminated entirely by the kidney?
urea
25 yr old with Aortic stenosis. What is the likely etiology?
Congenital - typically affects Aortic
Acquired calcification - often with age that results in aortic stenosis
Rheumatic - often affects MITRAL stenosis
male pt presents with dysuria and penile discharge. what should be part of the differential?
Chlamydia and gonorrhea
your pt presences with a painless chancre in the genital area. the most appropriate medication is likely to be
Chancre = syphillis
tx PCN LA
Gonorrhea –> ceftriaxone
Metrodniazole - BV & tricha
Doxycycline - chlamydia
which insulin has the lowest risk of hypoglycemia
Glargine (Long acting)
Pt has UTI. what findings on a dipstick will best describe a typical UTI
Leukocytes and Nitrates
First line treatment for acute gout
Colchicine
a 65yr with BPH with overflow incontinence. what med is most appropriate?
Tamsulosin (Alpha blocker)
Chronic transmural inflammation of the GI tract, small and or large intestine often involving the terminal ileum
Crohns - affects ALL layeers of instine
UC - confined to colon only
empiric tx of STI
Ceftriaxone 500mg IM x 1, doxycycline 100mg po BID x 7 days
Pt has mild HFrEF. which drug will reduce morbidity and mortality long term?
Metoprolol succinate or carvedilol
ACE/ARBS
mineral corticoids - spironolactone (K sparing)
Entresto
NOT metoprolol tartrate- short acting
NEVER - Ca channel blocker - negative inotrope
Which of the following areas drain into the RIGHT lymphatic duct
Right Arm only