Kaplan 2 Flashcards
girl gets intermittent nonproductive cough and wheezing around menses every month that resolve in 3-4 days. she takes no meds except OTC painkillers for prementral cramps. mechanism of bronchospams?
increased LT production! = pt is taking NSAIDs for menstral pains that are causing bronchospasms via inhibition of COX
32 yo male with 2 wk hx of urgency, sensation of incomplete rectal evacuation and bloody diarrhea up to 12x a day. 8 months ago pt had PCP pneumo. smokes, heroin daily for 8 yrs, clean for 5. organism ?
CMV colitis!
**key is immuno comp + tenesmus(rectal spasms & feeling of incomplete defication after defication). Tenesmus is key to CMV colitis
Chronic Diarrhea vs Chronic Vomiting
electrolyte disturbances?
Diarrhea = hypokalemia, hypotensive, metabolic ACIDOSIS (bicarb lost in GI)
Vomiting = hypokalemic, hypotensive, metabolic ALKALOSIS (HCl lost in vomit)
MC location for endometriosis? #2?
1: ovary
2: cul-de-sac/uterosacral ligament
Things that will give an elevated CA125
things that irritate teh peritoneum!
- ovarian cancer, cirrhosis, endometriosis, peritonitis, pancreatitis
22 yo healthy male. 1d hx of vomiting and abdominal pain. pulse 115, rr24, PaCO2 26(low), K 5.6(high), HCO3 18 (low), pH 7.28; BP, Temp, Cl, Na, PaO2 all normal. there is decreased skin turgor. whats teh dx? what lab woudl be abnormal?
135 -(95+18) =22
status epilepticus hierarchy
Status Epilepticus-
- Lorazepam
- Phenytoin or Phosphenytoin
- Phenytoin or Fosphenytoin = more!
- Phenobarbital
- Phenobarbital =more!
- Anethesia
* kaplan
when do you remove a cervical cerclage?
36-38wks
why do granuloamatous diseases cause hypercalcemia?
granulomatous diseases product calcitriol/1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol(active vitD) = increased ca!!!
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus(NPH) classic triad? dx?
urinary incontinence, gait ataxia and dementia
dx: CT & LP
What vitamin def should u be worried about with long term metformin use?
B12 - competes for the same spot in the gut
Person with hx of uncontrolled DM with average glucose in the 180-200s. comes in pale, weak/fatigue(anemic) and A1C is 6.5. how?
A1C measures glycosated Hg. if Hg is low then it wont be accute = will be lower than it actually is.