MKSAP4 Flashcards

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Conjunctival edema with cobblestoning under the eyelid commonly occur in what disease process?

A

Allergic conjunctivitis

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What two labs do you need to help with diagnosing DRESS and why?

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CBC for eosinophilia and CMP for looking at liver involvement

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What should be done in patients with dermatomyositis with AST elevations?

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(Not evidence based here) but would probably pursue liver workup but keep in mind that it may be due to muscle breakdown as AST is present in muscle

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During what time fram is the risk of malignancy the highest with respect to time of diagnosis of dermatomyositis?

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Within the first 2 years, particular concern is for ovarian CA

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What is pathergy?

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Description for an erythematous papule or pustular lesion that appears around 48 hours after skin prick with a sterile needle (Commonly occurs in Behcets disease)

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How should you manage a symptomatic spontaneous pneumothorax?

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Initial mgmt with hiflow supplemental O2 to facilitate absorption; can do a needle aspiration and if it is secondary PTX put in a small bore chest tube

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Explain the management of severe mitral valve stenosis in planned pregnancy

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Pregnancy is a CLASS ONE indication for mitral valve intervention in patients with severe MS REGARDLESS of whether or not they are symptomatic; most young patients are treated with MITRAL BALLOON VALVULOPLASTY

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What rare, cystic lung disease occurs sporadically in women of childbearing age? What is it associated with?

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Lymphangioleiomyomatosis; it is sporadic, as noted but it is associated with tuberous sclerosis; typical CT findings are diffuse, thin walled small cysts on CT

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When is a TTE appropriate in the setting of known valvular disease?

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Whenever a patient is experiencing new symptoms; especially for myxomatous mitral valves; the rupture of chordae can lead to acute changes

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What is the optimal perioperative management of patients with von-willebrand disease undergoing minor surgery vs. major surgery?

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Desmopressin is ok for minor surgery; Factor VIII concentrates is good for major surgery

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What is seen on histopathology of lymphangioleiomyomatosis?

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Infiltration of ATYPICAL SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS into the pulmonary interstitium and is related to the mTOR pathway and w/ elevated levels of VEGF; sirolimus shown to stabilize dz

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What do you do for a patient with mitral stenosis who develops new atrial fibrillation with controlled ventricular response?

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Anticoagulate w/ coumadin and INR goal of 2.5-3.5

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What sorts of drugs may be helpful for a patient with severe mitral stenosis?

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Negative inotropes such as beta-blockers as they increase diastolic filling time

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What infectious disease may have cortical ribboning on MRI?

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Crutzfeld Jakob - often w/ hyperintensities in the cerebral cortex or basal ganglia and thalamus on DWI

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What is first line treatment for localized impetigo? What is it called when a bug bite turns into impetigo?

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Topical antibiotic like mupirocin; impetiginized insect bite

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What is lymphangioleiomyomatosis? Treatment?

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A rare cystic lung disease w/ diffuse thin-walled cysts on CT that occurs sporadically in women of child-bearing age and is associated with tuberous sclerosis; Tx can be with sirolimus as mTOR implicated and has been shown to stabilize dz

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What type of virus is MERS?

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It was first described in 2012 and is a novel B-coronavirus that is similar to but distinct from SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome); suspect in anyone with respiratory illness coming from the arabian peninsula

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What vasculitic disease is commonly associated with pathergy?

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Behcets disease

19
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What are the Sokolow-Lyon criteria for LVH

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R wave in aVL is 11 mm or more, sum of the deepest S-wave in V1 or V2 and the tallest R-wave in V5 or V6 is 35 mm or more

20
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Drug Hypersensitivity Syndrome is otherwise known as ______

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DRESS- Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms

21
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What should be on the differential for anyone coming from the Arabian peninsula with a respiratory illness?

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MERS- Middle East Respiratory Syndrome

22
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What should you suspect if you see a morbilliform rash in association with a new drug?

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DRESS- Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms

23
Q

What is the treatment of trichomoniasis? What else do ya do?

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Single 2g Metronidazole dose; treat patient; can have copious discharge, vulvar itching and post-coital bleeding

24
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At what eGFR do you start considering transplantation?

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<20, all G4 or G5 patients should be referred to a nephrologist; those w/ eGFR <20 should be considered for transplant evaluation

25
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What must be avoided in women with migraine with aura?

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Estrogen-containing OCPs; progestin-only is ok otherwise condoms and other IUDs i.e. non-hormone containing

26
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The diagnosis of dermatomyositis significantly increases the risk for what cancer in particular?

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Ovarian cancer

27
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What inflammatory molecules are implicated in inflammatory anemia/anemia of chronic disease?

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TNF-alpha, IL-6, and IL-1; in particular, IL-6 induces the production of hepcidin; Hepcidin causes decreased absorption of iron from the GI tract as well as decreased iron release from macrophages by inducing internalization and proteolysis of ferroportin

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Why do liver metastases tend to be hypodense on CT scan?

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They are hypovascular with respect to the surrounding liver

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What is the management of secondary hypogonadism in a man secondary hyperprolactinemia?

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If the adenoma is small enough can give cabergoline which is a dopamin agonist; since dopamine is prolactin-inhibiting factor this will help