Med shelf review Flashcards

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Ppd positives?

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  • 15 normal ppl
  • 10 exposed ppl –> ex. Pts with sillicosis
  • 5 immunocompromised
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Sillacosis

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  • from breathing in dust
  • see hilar infiltrates on xray
  • from deposits of sillicone on the hilar lymph nodes
  • “egg shell” calcifications –> see a white border around them on xray and ct scan
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What to do with pt before starting TNF-alpha blockers?

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  • PPD > 5 mm –> do chest X ray
  • even if xray is negative, tx with isoniazide for 9 mnths
  • then you can give drug after 3 mnths
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Who is in the group considered exposed to TB?

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  1. Healthcare workers
  2. Homless shelter
  3. Sillicosis pts
  4. Nursing home workers
    Etc!
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2 step PPD?

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  • give one test
  • give a second test in two weeks
  • given 2 times bc might be in a window of not being symptomatic, or bc it is a delayed hypersensitivity rxn and first test might “prime” them
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diffuse pattern in lungs?

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  • seen in both lungs
  • not in lobar pattern
  • when you see this it means something was spread via blood, rather than air
  • ex. Milliary TB, pneumoconiosis, histoplasmosis, varicella pneumonia, etc.
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Shaggy heart

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  • asbestos exposure

- also see plural plaques –> not a precancerous! Only shows exposure!

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Exposure to asbestosis & lung cancer

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-exposure increases risk

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Ferrugionous bodies?

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  • asbestos fibers covered by iron

- look like dumbbells

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Ulnar deviation

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-RA

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RA and lungs?

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  • exudative pleural effusion –> do pleuralcentesis –> pleural fluid protein is > 0.5, glucose will be very low, & acidemic pH
  • rheumatoid nodules
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Bouchards nodes

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-PIP

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Psoriasis hand ssx?

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  1. Pitting of nails
  2. Sausage fingers
  3. Scaly lesions
  4. Pencil in cup on Xray
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Uric acid crystals in urine?

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  • RHOMBOID crystals!!!

- ONLY the joint fluid will have neg birefringement crystals

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Clubbing: found in?

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  1. Pulmonary fibrosis –> on exam hear inspiratory velcro-like crackles
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Spiral CT?

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  • rotates and gets spiral slices of the lungs
  • this will allow you too see more solitary nodules or PE, etc.
  • “like curly fries!”
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Why use contrast with CT in lungs?

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  • look at something in the vessels

- ex: look for PE, hilar lymph nodes, plura

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How to help protect kidneys from contrast?

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  1. HYDRATE
  2. Stop kidney toxic drugs before
  3. Sodium bicarb can be used to help draw out the contrast
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Lung mass/abscess + pain in long bones (see elevation of the periosteum)?

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  • hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropaty (HPOA)

- can be seen with some cancers

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Pt with CRESt w/ shortness of breath?

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  1. pulmonary HTN
    - normal spirometry
    - normal lung volumes
    - decreased diffusion capacity bc have thickening (onion skinning) of the vessels
  2. Interstitial lung disease
    - fibrosis secondary to CREST
    - have Scl-70 in serum
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Xantholasma and arcus?

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-do Lipid pannel!

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21
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Arcus?

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  • ring around iris

- seen with hyperlipidemia

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Dermatomyositis?

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  1. Goltrans papules
  2. Heliotrophic rash
  3. Proximal muscle weakness
  4. Shaul sign
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Varicellis zoster: where does the virus lie dormant?

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-dorsal root ganglion

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Syphillius pt given penicillin gets high fever, rash, etc?

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  • jaichurs-hymer rxn (sp?)

- occurs bc of lysis of the spirochetes

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Lung dz that gets worse with tx at first?

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  • pnemocystis pneumoniae in a pt with a PO2 < 70

- give sterroids to help diminish this

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Plummer-winson dz findings?

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  1. Kolknicyea
  2. Smooth tongue
  3. Spoon nails (?)
  4. Esophageal webs –> higher risk for esophageal cancer
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Hypersegmentation of neutrophils?

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  • more than 5
  • B12 or folate deficiency –> tx for both
  • can get neuropathy!
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28
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Tea and toast diet, what vitamin should be added?

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  • vitamin D!
  • cant absorb calcium without D!
  • also can be related to many other diseases if deficient
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Petechi, easy bleeding with brushing teeth?

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  • auer rods can be seen! AML!

- easy bleeding bc of DIC

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Howel jolly bodies?

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  • nuclear reminants on wright stain
  • seen in pts without spleen!
  • want to give these pts pneumo vaccine!
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Heinz bodies?

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  • denatured hemoglobin
  • wont stain on wright stains!
  • need to do crystal violet stain!
  • can have normal G6PD levels during a crisis, bc the deficient ones are destroyed and the normal ones are left behind
  • can see bite cells too!
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Fever, uktrred mental status, renal failure, low platelets, and schistocytes?

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-thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

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Anemia, renal failure, bone pain, hypercalcemia, rollot cells and plasma cells?

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  • multiple myeloma

- plamsa cells only seen in PERIPHERAL smears, not in martow

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Schitsocytes?

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  1. Artificial valve

2. TTP

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DIC v. TTP?

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  • lab test: ptppt !!!!!!!!!
  • DIC would be elelvated
  • TTP would be normal
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TTP tx?

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  • plasmaphoresis!!!!!!

- mortality of untreated = 95% !!!!!

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CMV

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  1. Reed sternber cells = eye looking back at you
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Macroglossia + ridging on tounge + enlarged uvula + micrognathia

A

-obstructive sleep apnea!!!!

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39
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Apnea

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-stop breathing for 10 sec

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40
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Normal # of apnea events per hour?

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-5!

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41
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Indicators for dialysis?

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  1. Uremic pericarditis
  2. Uremic encephalopathy
  3. Hyperkalemia that cant be medically tx –> give kalexelate (can be associated with colonic necrosis) can give beta-agonists, give insulin with glucose (push into cells)
  4. Overdose with small volume of distribution (not that lipid soluble) –> ex. Lithium toxic
  5. Refractory acidosis
  6. Fluid overload
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Warfarin induced necrosis?

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  • warfarin reduces protein C &S first! –> they become more thrombogenic at first, so give heparin too!
  • heparin acts through anithrombin 3
  • can happen in breast, thigh, etc.
  • dont stop heparin before 3 days! You need the overlap!!
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Voccal cords moving in the wrong direction?

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  • paradoxical vocal cord mvmnt
  • tx: speech therapy
  • many are treated as asthmatics and dont actually have asthma!
  • but, many do have asthma too!
  • make sure to listen to trachea! You will head more of a stridor!
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Fever, arthralgia, raised red tender lesions on shins (erythema nodosum), hilar adenenopathy?

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  • lofgren’s syndrome
  • sarcoisdosis
  • usually benign –> rarely reappears when it goes into remission!
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Erythema nodosum: causes?

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  1. Pregnancy
  2. Sarcoidosis
  3. Diabetes
  4. Etc!
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White out of a lung on Xray?

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  • causes;
    1. Pneumonia
    2. Hemothorax
    3. Collapse –> see crowding on ribs
    4. Thorocotomy
    5. Congential absence of lung
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T’s of widened mediastinum

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  1. Thymoma
  2. Teratoma
  3. Thyromegaly
  4. Terrible lymphoma
  5. Terrosit attack with anthrax
  6. ?
48
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Loculated effusions?

A

-staoh

49
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Brain and lung lesions?

A

-nocardiosis

50
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Atypical pneumonia + bulging red eardrum?

A
  • mycoplasma pneumonia

- tx: macrolides

51
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Legionella pneumonia: dx?

A
  • urine test

- only tests serum 1, but that is the most common!

52
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Absolute contraindication to nicotine tx?

A

-life threatening arrhythmias!

53
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S1q3t3?

A

-can be due to any cause of cor pulmonale

54
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Ekg in PE?

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  1. Normal

2. Or sinus tachy!

55
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D-dimer test: false positives?

A
  1. Pregnancy
  2. Trauma
  3. Recent dvt
    * *negative = rules out diesase!!
56
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Stage 1 of sracoid?

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-just hilar lymphadenopathy

57
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Stage 2 sarcoid?

A
  • parenchyma involvement

- hilar lymphadenop

58
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Stage 3 sarcoid?

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-ONLY parenchyma involvement

59
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Stage 4 sarcoid?

A

-end stage lung disease

60
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Number needed to treat?

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  • controlled rate - risk rate = absolute risk reduction

- = 1/absolute risk reduction

61
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Staph microbio

A
  • clusters

- gram positive

62
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Strep pneumo micro

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  • gram positive
  • dipplococci
  • encapsulated –> clearing around diplocci
63
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H. Influenza micro

A

-gram negative in long chains

64
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Morexella micro

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-gram negative, intracellular

65
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Drug of choice for H. Flu

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  • cephalosporins

- usually resistant to ampicillin

66
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Klebsiella micro

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  • gram negative rod

- encapsulated

67
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What is seen on xray with klebsiella pneumonia?

A
  • lobar pneumonia

- bulging fissure

68
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N. Meningitis micro

A

-gram neg dipplococci

69
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Pustual in hand, think?

A

-Disseminated N. Gonnococci

70
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C. Diff tx

A

-ORAL vanco or metroniazole

71
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Elderly person with meningitis picture, add what to tx?

A

-something to cover listeria

72
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Non-septae hyphe

A

-mucor mycosis

73
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Septal hyphae?

A

-aspergillious

74
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Above diaphragm

A

-clinda

75
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Below diaphragm

A

-metroniazole

76
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If micro is looking back at you?

A

-CMV

77
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Hypersegmented neutrophils?

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  • megaloblastic anemia

- also in: chronic infections, liver dz, etc.

78
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Auer rods

A

-AML

79
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Philadelphia chromosome?

A

-CML

80
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Smudge cell

A

-CLL

81
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Atypical lymphocytes?

A

-infectious mono

82
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Purple Inclusion bodies in neutrophils?

A
  • toxic granulations
  • marker of severity of disease
  • can occur in severe bacterial infections –> sepsis
  • can also be seen in pregnant women
  • also seen with doli bodies
83
Q

Basophilic stippiling

A
  • thalasemmia
  • heavy meatl poisoning
  • lead poisoning
84
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Microcytosis, How do you know?

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–rbc is smaller than lymphocyte nucleous

85
Q

Varied size, shape, and color of RBCs?

A
  • seen in transfused pts

- or pts being treated for a deficicncy (ex. Iron)

86
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Spoon nails, glososis, microcytosis?

A

-plummer wilson syndrome –> higher change of esophageal cancer

87
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Heniz bodies?

A
  • can NOT be seen on a right stain!
  • its an inclusion body
  • denatured hemoglobin
  • see bite cells too
  • G6PD deficicncy –> sometimes the g6pd levels are NORMAL
88
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Young woman, fever, jaundice, normal PT/PTT? Tx?

A
  • TTP

- give plasmapheresis!!!

89
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Tx for acute chest syndrome that hasnt responded to meds or oxygen?

A

-transfusion!!!!

90
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Where does roullox occur?

A
  • only PERIPHERALLY!!!
  • wont be seen in marrow!!!
  • seen in multiple myeloma!
91
Q

Minimally painful leg ulcers?

A
  • Pyoderma gangrenosum
  • associated with a variety of disease: inflammatory bowel dz, chronic hepatitis, RA, etc.
  • steroids are tx!
92
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Endocarditis dx?

A
  1. Blood cultures

2. Echo

93
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Purple toes?

A
  • Cholesterol emboli

- had recent angio

94
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Splinter hemorrhages?

A

-various causes, esp endocarditis

95
Q

Wegener’s granulomatosis, best bx?

A
  • lung biopsy

- gives highest yeild!!

96
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Association hep B and vasculitis?

A

-PAN

97
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Hep C association?

A

-cryiglobulinemia

98
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HIV association

A

-seronegative rheumatic syndrome

99
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Cherry red spot can be seen in what adult conidtion?

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-retinal artery inclusions –> opthamologic emergency!

100
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Retinal vein occlusion

A

-get a hemorrhage

101
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Bilateral ear swelling and cough & cartilage deformities?

A
  • relapsing polychondritis

- can have saddle nose, cauliflower like ears, horseness (bc cartilage in throat)

102
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Keratoderma blennorrhagica

A
  • can be seen in reactive (writers) syndrome

- looks like syphillus, etc

103
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Buldging eardrum infcetion with

A

-mycoplasma

104
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Shall sign

A

-dermatomyositis

105
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Livedo reticularis?

A
  • cholesterol emboli

- SLE, etc

106
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Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy?

A
  • clubbing

- associated with chronic lung dz, lung malignancy, other tumors

107
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Uric acid seen in urine

A

-rhomboid

108
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Urine crystals that look like little envelopes?

A
  • ethylene glycol

- calcium oxylate crystals

109
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Pts that ingest ethylene glycol, why acidotic?

A

-

110
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Methynol ingestion sx

A

-blindness

111
Q

Indications for steroids in sarcoid?

A
  1. Involvement of organs that can cause irreversible damage –> eyes, neuro, heart, etc.
  2. Lower stages, if Symptomatic, but have a way to measure improvement
112
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Stages of sarcoid?

A
  • zero = none
  • one = hilar adenopathy alone
  • two = interstitial + adenopathy
  • three = restirictive lung dz
  • four = diffuse invlvment
113
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Procedure to reinflate atalectasis that id secondary to mucous plug?

A

-broncoscopy to take out mucous plug from asthma

114
Q

Pericardial effusion ddx?

A
  1. V-vascular: MI (rupture of ventricular wall or dressler syndrome)
  2. I -infections: viral (esp coccsacci), bacteria (staph-post op, strep-rheumatic fever, h. Flu, TB-most likely), fungal (esp in immunocomp, candida)
  3. C - collegen/vasc: lupus,RA, other rheum dz
  4. T -trauma: penetrating wounds, blunt force trauma
  5. I - iatrogenic: central line, etc.
  6. M - misc, or metastatic: lung, breast, lymphoma –> 3 most common!
    - Misc: chronic renal failure, severe hypoTH
115
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Tamponade ssx?

A
  1. JVD
  2. Narrow pulse pressure
  3. HypoTN
  4. Pulsus paradoxus –> put bp on and deflate normal and hear noise over 30 mm
  5. Tachypenia
  6. Tachycardia
116
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Tamponade tx?

A

-pericardiocentesis –> only need to take out a little fluid to stabilize the fluid

117
Q

Lung abscess bugs & tx

A
  • mouth flora, anaerobes –> use clindamycin
  • do serial xrays
  • monitor yearly with xrays to watch for fungus balls or fibrosis when the infection is cured