Medicine Flashcards
synovial fluid analysis
gram stain and culture, cell count, crystal analysis, cytology
inflammatory - clear and yellow, low viscosity, WBC 2k-80k - PMNs about 50%
infectious - cloudy and yellow, WBC > 1000k - PMNs over 75%
CSF fluid analysis
normal - clear, pressure 10, WBC < 5, glucose 50, protein 50,
viral - clear, pressure 20, WBC < 1000, glucose nl, protein < 100
bacterial - cloudy, pressure > 30, WBC > 1000, glucose < 50, protein > 100
thyrotoxicosis
propranolol, PTU, methimazole, dexamethasone, iodine
HACE Tx
dexamethasone, descent
HAPE Tx
nifedipine, descent
DIC Tx
transfusion of RBC, Plt, FFP
ITP Tx
adults - steroids
kids - IVIG
TTP Tx
plasmapharesis
HSP Tx
steroids
Kawasaki Tx
ASA, IVIG
Tetanus Tx
tetanus IG, tetanus toxoid benzos for spasms airway management, paralysis metronidazole surgical debridement
Rabies Tx
rabies IG, rabies vacc (+4 days)
Cholinergic Tox Tx
atropine, 2-PAM
Anticholinergic Tox Tx
physostigmine
Salicylates Tox Tx
bicarb bolus and gtt
hemodynamic worsening, organ failure - dialysis
TCA Tox Tx
bicarb for wide QRS
Acetaminophen Tox Tx
NAC - 140 mg/kg loading dose
treat if 4 hour level is > 140 mg/kg
Lead Tox Tx
BAL, EDTA
Cyanide Tox Tx
amyl nitrite
sodium nitrite
sodium thiosulfate
Methanol Tox Tx
Ethlyene Glycol Tox
ethanol
fomepizole
dialysis
Iron Tox Tx
Deferoximine, Whole bowel irrigation
Isoniazid Tox Tx
vitamin B6
Carbon Monoxide Tox Tx
O2, Hyperbarics
Calcium Channel Blocker Tox Tx
calcium, glucagon
BB Tox Tx
glucagon
anterior cord syndrome
loss of distal motor, pain, temperature
central cord syndrome
decreased motor, pain, temperature
upper greater than lower
brown sequard
ipsilateral loss of motor, proprioception, vibration
contralateral loss of pain, temperature
indication for surgery if hemothorax
> 1500 cc, > 300 cc / 4 hours
SIRS criteria
temp > 38 or <36
HR > 90
RR > 20
WBC > 12, <4, 10% bands
MUDPILES
Anion Gap Acidosis
methanol uremia DKA Paralydehyde Iron, Isoniazid Lactic Acidosis Ethanol, Ethylene Glycol Salicylates, Starvation
Anion Gap
Sodium - Chloride - Bicarb
< 15 is normal
Osmol Gap
(1) . CO = 2 x NA + 1.15 * GLU/18 + BUN/2.8 : calculated osmolality
(2) . OG = MO - CO : osmolar gap
[Ethanol] / 3.8
[Methanol] / 3.2
[Isopropanol] / 6.0
[Ethylene glycol] / 6.2
Non anion gap Acidosis
USED CARP
Ureterostomy Small Bowel Fistula Extra Chloride Diarrhea Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors Adrenal Insufficiency Renal Tubular Acidosis Pancreatic Fistula
pH changes of Aspirin overdose
combined respiratory alkalosis and anion gap acidosis