Medicine Flashcards

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A combination of involuntary hand movements and
cognitive issues points to

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Huntington chorea.

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Which wave is absent in Cardiac tamponade

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Y descent

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2
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motor aphasia is seen in which lesion

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Broca’s lesion

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3
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not making sense but can speak fluently

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Fluent aphasia

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in scissoring gait, which nerve is affected

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Obturator nerve, from the lesion to upper MN

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What wave is seen in Wolff- Parkinson-white syndrome

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Broad QRS

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Dry eyes and dry mouth indicates to which syndrome

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Sjrogen Syndrome

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Cell of rigin for multiple myeloma

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Plasma cell
Disease presents with lytic lesions, increased gamma immunoglubulins , Abnormal KFT

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8
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Marker for medullary thyroid cancer

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calcitonin

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9
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Smoky urine and dysmorphic RBC

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Acute Glomerulonephritis

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Duke’s criteria is used for

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Infective endocarditis

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Thalamic Dejerine Roussy syndrome occurs due to

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ischemic stroke damaging the thalamus hence gives a feeling of burning on the contralateral side of the body

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Epitaxis, Cola colored urine, granulomatous lesions in the lungs

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Wegners granulomatosis; cANCA is tested

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Normal pT with abnormal pTT and bleeding time with no easy bruising

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vWF disease

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14
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Intermittent proptosis from coughing or valsalva

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Orbital varices

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adrenaline dosage IM for anaphylaxis

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Injection adrenaline 1M 1:1000 dilution, repeat again if no response, till patient reaches hospital

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16
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Giant v wave is seen in in

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Tricuspid regurgitation

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pulses paradoxes and kussmal sign with no mumur

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Constrictive pericarditis

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Pulsus Paradoxus with non pulsatile elevated JVP

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cardiac tamponade

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Pneumonia with negative gram stain and hyponatremia

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Atypical Pneumonia from Legionella

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Post URTI infection , periorbital edema and Anti-DNAase antibody present with RBC in urine

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PSGN

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difficulty standing up with Heliotrope rash

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Dermatomyositis

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22
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treatment for HIV patient with ccryptococcal meningitis

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Liposomal Amphotericin-B

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Necrolytic migratory erythrema with hyperglycemia and depression

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Glucogonoma

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occupational lung disease with ground glass appearance
Sillicosis
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knee pain with negatively bifringent crystals on polarized microscopy
Gout
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negative skin tuberculin test and normal CXR in elderly means
Cryptic milliary TB
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hemoptysis, hematuria and Anti GBM bodies
Goodpasture syndrome
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Worst headache ever + Nuchal rigidity
Subarachnoid hemorrhage ( SAH)
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gaisbock syndrome
volume depletion from diuretics causing relative increase in RBC
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Female on OCP with headache, papilledema and increased ICP
Pseudotumor cerebri
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Ptosis with diurnal variation of symptoms and relief with acetylcholinesterase inhibitors are features of
Myasthenia Gravis
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preferred managment of Acromegaly
long acting octreotide called Lanreotide depot formulation
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imaging used to locate parathyroid tumor
Tc 99 sestamibi scan
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arteritis of the subclavian
Takayasu Arteritis
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jaundice after unexplained physical stress or drug intake
Gilbert syndrome ( autosommal recessive ) UG1A1 gene mutation
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Treatment for criggler najjar syndrome
Plasmapheresis for Type 1 Phenobarital for type 2 Transplant is curative for Type 1
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safer CD4 count for patient with HIV
300 cells/mm3
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lung infection with CD4 count below 5 indicated with organism
Mycobacterium Avium-intracellulare
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high volume pulse and diastolic murmur
Aortic insufficiency
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chest pain at rest with pericardial friction rub
Pericarditis
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Fever+ splenomegaly+ roth spots
Infective endocarditis
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most common site of brain hemorrhage
Putamen
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Distant heart sounds with engorged neck veins points to
Cardiac tamponade
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management of ventricular fibrillation
2 minutes of cpr at 100-120 beats per min.
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Persistent chest pain with ST elevation >60 minutes after thrombolysis, what is the management
rescue PCI
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right sided heart failure due to pulmonary hypertension is called
corpulmonale
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Waterhammer pulse is seen in what deficiency
Vitamin b1 (beri-beri)
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Wide fixed s2 is seen in
ASD
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Narrow split S2 is seen in
PDA
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absent y descent with prominent x wave indicates
Cardiac tamponade
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Mconnels sign is seen in
Pulmonary embolism
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Cavitation at the upper lobe with no fever
SCC lung
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bulbar palsy results from
lesion to the LMN of cranial nerves, pseodobulbar palsy is upper MN
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Primary sign in corticobulbar palsy
Spastic Tongue ( no protrusion )
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Normal CSF sugar value
66 % of blood sugar
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IOC for cerebral edema
plasma hydroxy butyrate levels
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pneumonia with hyponatremia is caused by which organism
Legionella
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Components of child pugh score
Encephalopathy, ascites, albumin, Bilirubin and PT
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par acinar emphysema and cirrhosis
Alpha 1 antitrypsin defieciency
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Screening for M.Myeloma
SPEP
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Tx for M.Myeloma
lenalidomide + Dexamethasone
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Hematuria Protinuria hypertension edema
PSGN
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hemoptysis with hematuria
good pasture syndrome
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proximal muscle weakness with skin involvement
dermatomyositis
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20. HIV positive patient presents with cryptococcal meningitis. Treatment is?
LAMB + Flucystosine
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DOC for invasive aspergillosis
Voriconazole
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Testing for insulinoma
C-peptide and blood sugar
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IOC for pancreatic endocrine tumor
PET -CT
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IOC for crohn's
CT enteroscopy
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Knee pain with negatively bi fringed crystals
Gout
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Sign of chronic gout
MARTEL sign
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Mass effect and posturing is found in patient , whats the medication ?
Mannitol
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Tennis ball appearance in CT chest
Aortic Dissection
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Ocular signs of M. Gravis
Ptosis and Diplopia
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Causes of pseudotumor cerebri
OCP, Vit a Toxicity, sudden Steroid Stoppage
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a headache that occurs on the side of the head, above the ears
temporal headache
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IOC for M Gravis
Single fiber Electro myography
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TOC for M. Gravis
Thymectomy Steroids Azathrioprine
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Confirmatory test for M Gravis
Tensilon Test
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Antibodies present in M Gravis
Anti ACH receptor antibody Anti- Musk Anti- LipoProtein Receptor - 4
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Antibody of Lambert Eaton syndrome
Anti PIQ antibody
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Difference of Lambert Eaton from M. Gravis is
Weakness starts at the shoulders in LE than the eyes in M.GRavis
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DOC of Lambert Eaton
3,4 Aminopyridines
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Preferred managment of Acromegaly is
Lanreotide Depot formulation
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X-hands showing Brown tumor is indicative of
Hyperparathyroidism
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IOC for parathyroid adenoma
Tc 99 Sestamibi Scan
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Fiest line management of Hypercalcemia crisis
Normal saline
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DOC for hypercalcemia crisis
Ibandronate
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Headache, Hypertension with Claudication of the ARM
Takayasu Arteritis; mostly in the left subclavian artery
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Commonest hyperbilirubinemia ( unconjugated
Gilbert Syndrome ; (-) UDP gluconyl transferase Dubin johnson - Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia Criggler Najjar- Neonatal with Kernicterus
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TOC for Massive haemoptysis
Brochial artery embolization
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Pleural plaque calcification with bloody pleural effusion is caused by
Mesothelioma
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MC cancer in Asbestos Exposure
Adenocarcinoma; Mesothelioma
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ECG Findings of Pericarditis
St elevation in all leads
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Ecg findings in inferior wall myocardial infarction
st elevation in one ii and a V F
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Example for steroid responsive hypercalcemia
Sarcoidosis
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Lung cancer that causes hypercalcemia
Squamous cell carcinoma; PTH- related peptide
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DOC for bleeding varices
IV octreotide
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DOC for spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
IV ceftriaxone
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DOC for hepatorenal syndrome
IV albumin plus midodrine
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TOC for refractory peritonitis
Large volume Paracentesis
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DOC for life threatening hyperkalaemia
10% calcium gluconate , but to lower K+ is insulin
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Test for carcinoid tumor
Urinary 5HIAA
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DOC for HTN in pheochromocytoma
Phenoxybenzamine
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DOC for Absence seizures
Sodium Valproate
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MC type of seixure in kids
Febrile seizure
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MC seizure in Neurocysticercosis is
Focal seizures
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MC seizure in neonates
Subtle seizures
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upper pharyngeal web with dysphagia, anemia, Koilonychia
Patterson kelly syndrome
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t (9:12) is a presentation of
CML
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confirmatory test for CML
FISH
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Screening test for IDA
Serum transferrin
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Confirmatory test for IDA
Serum ferritin
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Anaemia of chromic disease
Normocytic normochromic anaemia
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Investigational choice for Alpha Thalassemia
HPLC
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Which haemoglobin Causes the severity of sickle cell anaemia
Absense of HbA and presence of HbS
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Screening test for Beta Thalassemia
NESTROFT
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Investigation of choice for beta thalassemia
HPCL
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Chromosomes affected in Thalassemia
Alpha- Ch16 Beta- Ch11
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Prothrombine time is indicated by what factors
Extrinsic factors - 5,7
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aPTT is indicated by what factors
intrinsic - 8
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Bleeding time is an indication of
Platelet plug formation
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in Von Willebrand disease what factors are affected
Platelet plug or bleeding time Intrinsic factor 8 or aPTT Normal PT
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IOC for vWD
Ristocein aggregation test
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Severity of mitral stenosis is determined by:
Diastolic murmur duration
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DOC for A Fib
Esmolol
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MC arrythmia
A Fib
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Preferred biochemical marker(s) in patients presenting with myocardial infarction:
Trop I and T as early as 3 hrs
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osbourne waves are seen in which condition
Hypothermia
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Reasons for ST elevation
Hypercalcemia LBBB Ventricular aneurysm Trauma Ischemia Osbourne waves Non-exclusive vasospasm
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IOC for Dysphagia Lusoria
CTA- Aberrant left subclavian artery
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Pseudo Achalasia is caused by
Ca Stomach
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Punched out lesions in the esophagus
Herpes simplex
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Serpiginous ulcers in the esophagus
CMV esophagitis
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Serpiginous ulcers in the ileum
Crohn's disease
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causes of High Anion Gap metabolic acidosis
Ketoacidosis Uremia Lactic acidosis Toxins
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causes of Normal Anion Gap metabolic acidosis
Diarrhea RTA Fistula Ureterosigmoidoscopy
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Gait instability and ripples in the quadriceps muscle while standing is
Orthostatic tumor
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The finding of enlarged calf muscles and atrophied thigh muscles with a history of muscle weakness are suggestive of
Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
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Best treatment for acute mania and biploar disorder long term
Lithium
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Absolute contradiction for Sildenafil
Nitrates
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Murmur of mitral stenosis
Mid-Diastolic Murmur
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Dislocation of the radiocarpal joint is the hallmark of
Barton's fracture
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The dimorphic fungus that causes subcutaneous mycosis is
Sporothrix schenckii.
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The Borchardt triad comprises of:
The Borchardt triad comprises of: * Sudden-onset severe upper abdominal pain * Recurrent retching with minimal vomitus * Inability to pass a nasogastric (NG) tube gastric volvulus is the Borchardt's triad.
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The Renal function is best assessed by
Tc-99m MAG3 (mercaptoacetyltriglycine)
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lesions of Infective endocarditis
Janeway lesions
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Christmas tree bladder or pine cone bladder is a cystogram appearance which usually seen in
Neurogenic bladder
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DOC for resistant HTN
Spironolactone
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DOC for HTN encephalopathy
Labetelol and nifedipine
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DOC for HTN emergency
Labetelol and nifedipine
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Butterfly rash on face
Libman sac endocarditis
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Slapped cheek apperance
Parvovirus B19
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Post MI pericarditis is called
Dressler Syndrome diffuse ST elevation in ECG Treatment is high dose aspirin
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Murmur that presents after MI (4-7 days )
MR- pulmonary edema at sternal border - VSD
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DOC for PSVT
Adenosine 6 to 12 mg IV
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Saw Tooth pattern in ECG
Atrial Flutter -
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Recurrent syncope attacks + Complete heart block
Stokes Adam Syndrome
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Uveitis+ Parottitis+ Fever
Heerfordt's syndrome
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Erythema nodosum + B/L hilar Lymphadenopathy+ Polyarthritis
Löfgren syndrome
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Panda/ Lambda sign in gallium scan
Sarcoidosis
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Spirometry below 30 % indicates
Severe COPD- Stage 4
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Black urine and black deposits
Alkaptonuria
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Dermatitis, Diarrhea and dementia
Pellagra by Vit b3 - Niacin
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Bleeding gums, poor wound healing, fatigue
Scurvy
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