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Lifelong treatment as secondary prevention of TIA
Clopidogrel 75mg
Atorvastatin 80mg
***But remember, acute treatment of TIA is aspirin 300mg for two weeks
Lifelong treatment as secondary prevention of stroke
Clopidogrel 75 and Atorvastatin 80
Lifelong treatment as secondary prevention of peripheral arterial disease
Clopidogrel 75 and Atorvastatin 80 mg
Lifelong treatment as secondary prevention of angina
Atorvastatin 80mg
Aspirin 75 mg (but if patient is already taking Clopidogrel for stroke, TIA or PAD, just continue clopidogrel)
Lifelong treatment as secondary prevention of myocardial infarction
Atorvastatin 80mg
DAPT: Clopidogrel x 12 mos; Aspirin x life
Sudden tearing chest pain, radiating to the back with history of smoking and large difference of MAP between both arms,
Aortic dissection = immediate beta blocker IV Transthoracic echo in unstabe pts Wide mediastinum in x ray Ct angio is gold standard Ecg ischemic changes
Golden rules in treating UTI
Below 6 mos - UTZ within 6 weeks if straightforward UTI
Above 6 mos - do NOT UTZ if straightforward UTI (No Need)
If atypical - always UTZ during acute infection no matter the age
Always perform DMSA 4-6 months after any atypical or recurrent infection
DMSA during acute infection is ALWAYS THE WRONG ANSWER
MCUG after 3 years old is ALWAYS THE WRONG ANSWER
Diagnostic test for the initial diagnosis of asthma?
Spirometry
Diagnostic test that is used for determining the severity of asthma
Peak flow meter
Typical X-ray finding that is expected when you suspect aortic dissection
Widened mediastinum
Definitive diagnosis for aortic dissection
CT angiography
A patient is hemodynamically unstable and you are highly suspicious for aortic dissection. Diagnostic?
TOE
DAMN, these medications should be stopped as sick day rules
Diuretics
ACEi/ARBs
Metformin
NSAIDs
5Ds of Endometriosis
Dysuria Dyspareunia Dysmenorrhea Dyschezia Dull chronic pelvic pain
