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What is cause of stable angina?

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Due to fixed atherosclerotic lesion that narrows major coronary artery = > imbalance btwn O2 in blood & need of tissue

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What is worst rx fx for stable angina?

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DM, other risk fx include htn, hld, smoking

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Sx of stable angina?

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substernal chest pain x 10-15 minutes, pain w/ activity, relieved w/ rest/nitrates

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What is LDL goal in patient w/ CAD?

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Ideally LDL < 100 (probably will change soon)

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If ST segment or T wave chngs px w/ pain?

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tx as unstable angina/ MI

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How does stress test work?

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Do ECG before, during, and after exercise

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What is + finding on stress test?

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Ischemia px w/ ST depression, also + if si/sx of heart failure, ventric arrythmia.

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Do what after + stress test?

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Do cardiac cath

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How does dipyramidal thallium work?

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Dipyramidal causes dilation of coronary vessels. obstrctd vessels already max dilated. coronary steal occurs, ischemia occurs in obstructed area

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What compensations occur w/ anemia?

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get incrsd CO, extraction ration, plasma volume. also Rward shift w/ incr 2,3-DPG

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Si/Sx of anemia?

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HA, fatigue, poor concentration, nausea, ab discomfort, pallor, hypotension, tachy

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What should be assess if anemia is px?

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Determine retic count, if nl then know have bone marrow response

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What is ffp and when given?

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contains all clotting factors w/ no RBCs/WBCs. Given if elevated PT/PTT, coagulopathy, or clotting fx deficiency

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What is cryoprecip and when given?

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contains VIII and fibrinogen. For hemophillia A, vWD, DIC (dcrsd fibrinogen)

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What does retic >2% mean? <2%?

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excessive RBC dstrxn if >2%, if <2%, then adequate response by marrow.

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Causes of microcytic anemia?

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iron deficiency, ACD, thalassemia, ring sideroblastic anemia

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What is ringed sideroblastic anemia?

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due to defective protoporphyrin synth, get buildup of iron in mitochondria.

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When does ringed sideroblastic anemia occur?

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lead poisoning, pyridoxine deficiency, excessive ETOH

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Causes of normocytic anemia?

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aplastic anemia, bone marrow fibrosis, tumor, renal failure, ACD

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Most common cause of anemia in adults?

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chronic blood loss.

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What is RDW and when abnormal?

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Measures variation in RBC size, abnml in Fe deficiency but not others

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When is percutaneous intervention (cath lab) most effective for MI?

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if tx w/in 12 hours of onset of chest pain

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What are contraindications to thrombolytics?

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prior hemorrhagic stroke, ischemic stroke w/in 3 mo, suspected aortic dissection, active bleeding

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What is seen on ECG w/ acute pericarditis?

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See diffuse ST elevation w/ depression of PR segment

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What is preferred form of tx of MI?
best to do PCI over thrombolysis
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Si/sx of aortic dissection?
tearing back pain, unequal blood pressures, widened mediastinum on CXR
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What is common finding w/ ischemic HD?
substernal chest pain associated w/ exercise and relief w/ rest
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How tx R heart MI?
tx w/ volume expansion w/ fluids, if this fails tx w/ ionotrope like dobutamine
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What is classic triad of R sided MI?
hypotension, clear lung fields, incrsd CVP
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What is lyme carditis?
development of acute onset high grade AV cndxn defect that may be assoc w/ myocarditis
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What is primary AV block?
PR segment >0.20 secs
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What is secondary AV block?
type 1, progressively elongate until 1 p wave is dropped, type 2, every second, third, or fourth, etc P wave is dropped.
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What can progress to 3rd degree AV block?
mobitz type 2
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What is mobitz type 2 associated w/?
bundle branch block, bifascicular or trifascicular block
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What is goal of beta blocker tx in CAD?
restin HR <60 and nl limits of BP
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Si/sx of P.E.?
pleuritic chest pain, dyspnea, SHOB, asymmetric leg edema, incrsd CVP, tachy
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When should adenosine stress test not be used?
if patient has bronchospastic problem such as asthma
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What is vtach?
vent rate > 100 w/ widened QRS (qrs > 0.12)
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ECG findings w/ WPW?
widened QRS, shortened PR interval, presence of delta wave
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What does Q wave signify?
old xmural infarct 2-48 hrs old at least. Meaningless if leads III, V5, or V6 solely.
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When does pappilary muscle rupture occur?
a couple days following MI?
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How does papillary muscle rupture px?
New holosystolic murmur & resp distress several days after MI
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When OK to xfer to OSH for PCI?
if door to needle in 60 min
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Si/sx of RV infarction?
hypotension, JVD
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What is sick sinus snydrome?
symptomatic SA node dysfxn
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Si/Sx of SA node dysfxn?
sinus arrest, sinus exit block, sinus brady, may also have afib/ aflut
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What is commonly used drug that causes heart blog?
donepezil can cause heart block due to cholinergic side effects.
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Wen electrical cardioversion indicated?
unstable pts w/ arryhtmia other than sinus tach
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How tx afib?
always metoprolol
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When use implantable cardioverter- defib?
any VT esp if 2/2 to prior MI, must be unstable pt before will consider ICD.
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Si/sx ofl ong QT?
syncope, cardiac arrest due to long QT
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How tx class IV hf?
tx w/ digoxin, an ionotrope for sx relief
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What is peripartum cardiomyopathy?
EF <45% btwn 3-6 mo following delivery of baby
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Si/Sx of HF?
exertional dyspnea, orthopnea, elevated JVD, crackles, S3&S4
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How evaluate new onset HF?
do echo to determine if HF systolic or diastolic and whether any strxrl or fxnl abnormalities exist.
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How tx systolic HF?
give beta blocks and ACE, can use amlodipine if uncontrolled angina or HTN
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Additional medication for HF if continues to progress?
Add spironolactone, dont use if Cr> 2.5 inM or >2 in F or if K>5
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Si/sx of aortic regurg?
pistol shot sound over periph arteries, head bobs w/ each beat, systolic and diastolic murmur over femoral A
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Si/Sx of MVP?
midsystolic click w/ late apical systolic murmur
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Si/sx of coarctation of aorta in adult?
htn + continu or late systolic murmur, dcrs pulses distally
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What is alternative tx for syphillis if allergy to penicillin?
14 day doxy tx.
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What vaccinations needed in pt w/ liver disease?
influ, HAV, HBV, tdap, penumovax
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What is de Quervans tenosynovitis?
affects new mothers who hold infants w/ thumb outstretched, due to inflamm of abductor pollicus longus and extensor pollicus brevis,
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Px of de Quervans tenosynovitis?
tenderness of thenar prominence and + finkelstein test
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What is trigger thumb?
locking of thumb in flexion
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What is si/sx of flexor carpii radialis tenosynovitis?
results in pain w/ radial flexion of wrist and point tenderness over trapezium.
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What is loop diuretic effects on lytes?
hypokalemia, alkalsosis due to Incrsd H+ excretion
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What are less common cause of acute pancreatitis?
high tg, hypercalcemia, recent ERCP, trauma, infxn, certain medications
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Cause of hypocalcemia in chronic alcohlic w/ recurrent ETOH use?
Vit D deficiency due to malabsorption or pancreatic necrosis - panc enzymes released, saponification of fats occurs, leads to Ca deposition and dcrsd Ca.
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What is signif side effect of ACE inhibitors?
ANGIOEDEMA
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What is pseudotumor cerebri?
idiopathic incrsd in ICP w/ no focal neuro signs, no evidence of cause w/ incrsd opening pressure. 1st tx w/ diavax which inhibits choroid plexus carbonic anhydrase.
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How tx uric acid stone?
hydration, alkalinize urine w/ K+ citrate, low purine diet w/ or w/out allopurinol
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What is suggestive of R sided HF?
elevated JVD, periph edema, HSM, ascites, no pulmo congetion
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What is cor pulmonale
R sided HF due to pulmonary disease. Most often due to COPD.
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What is matching?
statistic tool use to control for confounding by comparing groups of people w/ disease to people w.out that are very similar.
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How tx asx SIADH?
water restriction.
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Findings w/ SIADH?
low plasma osmolality, w/ elevated urine osmol and elevated urine Na
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How tx svr SIADH?
hypertonic saline, do not incrs Na >8meq/24hr or >0.5meq/hr
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What are eruptive xanthomas?
yellow-red papules on arms and shoulders
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How know secondary hyperaldo?
incrsd renin, incrsd aldo, due to renin secreting tumor producing malignant htn
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How know primary hyperaldo?
incrsd aldo, dcrsd renin, aldo producing tumor or bilateral adrenal hyperplasia
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What causes angioedema w/ ace inhibitors?
proinflamm action of excessive kinin
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Si/sx of paget's disease?
usually asx, can px w/ incrsd alk phos w/ nl calcium. Due to excessive activation of osteoclasts
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Common problem following gastrectomy?
B12 deficiency due to lack of intrinsic factor. Px w/ megaloblastic, macrocytic anemia, impaired DNA synth is the cause
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Causes of B12 deficiency?
pernicious anemia (lack of intrinsic fx), gastrectomy, poor diet, crohns, ileal rsxn
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Si/sx of B12 deficiency?
anemia, sore tongue (stomatitis, glossitis), neuropathy, urinary and fecal incontinence 2/2 to neuropathy and dementia
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Blood smear w/ B12 deficiency, blood levels?
MCV>100, hypersex neutros, incrsd methylmalonic acid and homocystein
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Test for B12 deficiency?
Schilling test, Give IM dose unlabled B12, PO dose labeled B12, measure amount of each in urine and plasma. Repeate w/ addition of intrinsic fx.
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Causes of folate deficiency?
Poor PO intake w/ odd diets, ETOH use, long term ABX use, incrsd demand, prego, hemolysis, folate antag (MTX)
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How differentiate folate defic from B12?
folate deficiency does not present w/ neuro deficits like B12
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Lab tests in hemolytic anemia?
elevated retic count,. incrsd LDH, dcrsd haptoglobin, dcrsd H/H, may also have incrsd bili and jaundice
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What do spherocytes/ helmet cells suggest?
suggest extravascular hemolysis. Can also see heinz bodies w/ G6PD defiency.
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Genetics of sickle cell?
AR, need 2 mutations to get hgbS
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Effect of SS on heart and lugns?
Can get high output CHF, incrsd risk for lung infxns and acute chest syndrom.
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What correlates w/ survival in SS?
freq of vaso-occlusive crises correlate w/ survival
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What is concern for ingestion of lye?
Get liquefactive necrosis of esophageal wall can lead to perf or mediastinitis. Needs endoscopy ASAP to determine extent of injury.
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NL CSF findings?
protein < 40, gluc 40-70, 0-5 cells/mm3
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Si/sx of coccidioidomycosis?
fvr, dry cough, fatigue, weight loss, pleuritic CP. skin findings incl erythema multiforme & erythema nodosum
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CXR w/ invasive aspergillosis? CT
cavitary lesions, pulm nodules on CT w/ halo sign or lesions w/ an air crescent
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What is amarosis fugax?
painless loss of of vision in eye due to emboli or other cause.

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