NBME 12 Flashcards

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CARDIAC amyloidosis

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only restrictive type will only hear s4

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chronic htn leading to CHF can have both S3 AND S4 d/t htn causing hypertrophy

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pt with NG tube and cloudy fluid draining from it
next step?

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CT scan of sinuses
IV abx, remove NG tube d/t bacterial sinus infection

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pt gets surgery, given hydromorphone then becomes hypotensive, low resp rate, miosis (3mm pupils)

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opiod (hydromorphone) intoxication
causing hypercarbia
check ABG anlaysis

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acetaminophen:

ibuprofen:

colchicine:

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acetaminophen: given FIRST initially to pts with osteoarthritis

ibuprofen: given Next to osteoarthritis (as well as topical diclofenac)

Colchicine: given in GOUT! or arthritis

NSAIDS(ibuprofen or colchicine): pseudo gout

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prego on lithium, what next?

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continue taking lithium
fetal cardiac ultrasound (ebsteins: R ventricular atrialization)

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Neurofibromatosis 1
AD ch17
cutaneous neurofibroma (derived from neural crest cells)
cafe au lait spots (hypo-pigmented)
inguinal/axillary freckling
Lisch nodules – pigmented iris hamartomas
optic gliomas
pheochromoctyoma

**annual: Opthalmic, neurologic, dermatologic, blood pressure monitoring, bone/growth monitoring

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7yo girl with precocious puberty and left ovarian mass

next step?

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surgical resection: left oophorectomy
precocious puberty can be central vs peripheral (this is peripheral)

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5yo with recurrent sinusitis, pneumonia, and on imaging:

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primary ciliary dyskinesia (sinusitis, brochiectasis (bronchitis), inferitiliy, situs invertus)
kartagener
bronchiectasis in image
not able to mucus clearance

vs
wiskot aldrich will see WATER
VS
LAD: will see ELEVATED leekocytes since porblem is adhesion not making it

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Repeated neisseria infections

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compliment deficiency furhter down cascade

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Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (ages 10-15) and overweight: painful limp, limited ABDuction and internal rotaitn of hiop
can cause avascular necrosis, premature osteoarthritis, gait impairments
tx: surgical stabilization of femoral head

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normal S1 but diminished S2
harsh, systolic murmur
weak and delayed peripheral pulses

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aortic stenosis
pulsus parvus et tardus
S2 from weakened closing of the valve
early onset 40 to 60: congential bicuspid valve or chronic rheumatic heart disease
older than 60: calcification and fibrosis

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anal fissures longer than 8 weeks treatment:

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chronic fissures: surgical repair

acute: topical analgesics, vasodilators, sitz bath

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HTN, tachycardia, pupillary dilation, restlessness, euphoria (hallucinations, paranoia)

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”” “” + yawning, lacrimation, rhinorrhea, piloerection

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cocaine intoxicaiton

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opioid withdrawal

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prego 36 weeks, in labor, moderate blood, mom is A Rh-Negative
serum anti-D antibody titer is positive

fetal heart montior: SINUSOIDAL wave forms

what is most likely causing fetal heart rate pattern?

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Rh isoimmunization

Rh(D)-negative moms are at high risk of forming anti-Rh(D) antibodies (Rh isoimmunization) – if exposed to blood from a Rh(D)-Positive fetus

it can cause hemolytic anemia – erythroblastosis fetalis (sinusoidal wave forms) 2/2 to Rh isoimmunization

next baby will die

Prevent it by giving RhoGAM at 28 weeks in Rh(D)-negative mothers

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Pt who is able to sleep at night totally fine, (might see cataplexy or hallucinations hypno-gogic/pompic) but has daytime somnolence
dx?

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Narcolepsy: loss of orexin-A/B (found in hypothalamus that promote wakefulness and inhibit REM sleep)
dx:** multiple sleep latency tests **will see shorter time from wakefulness to initiation of REM sleep
can also do lumbar puncture to measure orexin A in CSF

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pt with bipolar on lithium, gets hypothyroid sxms with elvated TSH, anti-thryoid peroxidase antibody is negative

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lithium induced (ae)
do not stop lithium, just treat hypothyroidism

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kidney stones in a kid
dx
size/tx

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do ultrasound/xray since CT is more radiation

if larger than 6mm –> needs more intervention (lithiotripsy)

if smaller: oral hydration and analgesia

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50s with muscle weakness fatigue, bilateral ptosis, cxr: mediastinal mass

Dx?

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myasthenia gravis
anitbody against nicotinic acetylcholine receptors at neuromuscular junction
thymoma
dx: nerve conduction studies with reptitive stimulation (like lambert eaton)
tx: complete thymectomy, ach-inhibtors with immune modulating therapies

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acute chest pain, SOB, hypoxemia
ABG: acute resp alkalosis, hypoxemia, increased A-a gradient
next step?

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Pulmonary embolism
increased A-a gradient d/t ventilation-perfusion mismatch
dx: CT-A,
thrombolytis and anticoagulants

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bone, pain, anemia, hypercalcemia, renal dysfunction
dx?

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roloux formation RBC aggregation
Multiple myeloma: neoplastic proliferation of plasma cells (overporduce monoclonal immunoglobulin light or heavy chains)
serum protein/urine electrophoresis
diagnosis confirmed with: **bone marrow biopsy

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triad: digital clubbing, periostosis (inflamed periosteum of long bones), and severe arthralgia

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Hypertrophic Pulmonary osteoarthropathy
abnormal fibrovascular proliferation
hypoxemic changes
unilateral lung mass with perihilar lymphadenopathy (malignancy cause but can be d/t anything)

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adolescent with high BMI, what can improve mortality next 10 years?

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weight loss

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firm tender erythematous edematous mass on angle of mandible

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acute suppurative parotitis
mixed oral flora or Staph Aureus
elderly dehydration, poor dentition, low saliva
dx: cliinical, lor with u/s or CT scan further evlauate for complicaitons: abscess/tumor

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1 hr after transfucion of PRBC’s pt becomes flushed with fever, but normotensive and normal heart rythm&rate

next step?

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Febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction
release of cytokines from leukocytes during blood product storage (long time storage of blood proudcts)
prevent: prestorage luekoreduction

tx: stop transfusion
give** oral acetaminophen** *pyretics

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ibuprofren: can cause gastritric/duodenal ulcers especially if pt already has ulcers

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epinephrine, diphenhydramine, methylprednisone – given in anaphylaxis with blood product transfusion in IgA deficiency: wheezing, uritcaria, hypotension, tachy

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pulsatile nontender mass in inguinal region when to do surgery?
femoral artery aneurysm dx: duplex ultrasound of groin or CT-angio symptomatic or larger than >3cm -- surgical artery repair
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ct scan: intertitial lung pattern FVC: 48% DLCO: 55% dx?
Intersitital lung disease **lung biopsy** vs sarcoidosis can cause ILD: but measuring ACE would not be specific/sensitive enough for diagnosis
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IgA deficiency next step? tx
can be asymptomatic, recurrent sinopulmonary infections or otitis media, or anaphylactic reaction to Plasma blood tx: only for symptomatic infection or anaphylaxis no intervention indicated at this time
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partial or complete small bowel obstruction next step?
abdominal x ray : dilated loops with multiple air fluid levels managment: bowel rest, IV hydration, complete obstruction " " + if it does not resolve on its own -- ex lap
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pt with 3 day pressure in face, itchy eyes, decreased hearing in both ears, inferior nasal turbinates edematous, cobblestone conjuctivae
allergic rhinitis give: anti-histamine loratidine vs bacterial -- will have discharge MRI of the sinuses if pt had recurrent or chronic sinusitis for sinus tumors or fungal infections
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pt undergoes thyroidectomy hoarsness: airway obstruction and gasping for air:
unilateral laryngeal nerve paralysis bilateral laryngeal nerve paralysis
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old man, straight lines start to appear curved or wavey, blurring dx
age related macular degeneration drusen: yellow subretinal extracellular deposits of lipoproteinaceous material early: blurring or metamorphopsia (wavy curved) late: nonreversible blindness retinal atrophy or choroidal neovascularization (macular edema exudation or hemorrhage) dx: **DILATED FUNDOSCOPIC EXAM** tx: dry: antioxidants and vitamin wet: injection VEGF
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pt with recent fall and groin pain, Ulcerative colitis, and xray: pelvis and lower hiop shows moderate loss of joint space and diffuse osteopneia what next?
Osteoporosis/osteopneia next: MRI of the hip to assess for fracture vs dexa: would just show much bone density loss vs this guy has a potential hip fracture tx: weight bearing exercises bisphosphonates inhbit osteoclasts
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child age 1-3 with acute onset of truncal ataxia, myoclonus, opsoclonus (saccadic intrusion)
neuroblastoma firm nodular mass that crosses midline and diastolic HTN dx: increased catecholamine in serum and urine tx: stage of tumor and MYCN amplificiation
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pt with asplenia what to do as ppx
penicillin
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viral infection (hhv6/7) 4-5 days later gets itchy rash trunk:
Piyriasis roseas -- herald patch self resolves 6-8 weeks
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Pneumococcal vaccination:
for 65+ or ANYONE WITH HIV PCV13 --> PPSV23 (8 weeks later --> and again 5 years alter --> and again age 65)
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TPN feeding:
causes cholestatic hepatic disease biliary obstruction/fibrosis/inflammation
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hypertension and proteinuria during pregnancy complication:
preeclampsia abruptio placenta premature separation of placenta fro uterus --> fetal exsanguination
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CAG chrom4
Hungtington disease
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**pt with cirrhosis with elevated leukoctyes and neutrophils
spontaneous bacterial peritonitis GIVE IV ABX (ceftriaxone)
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crohns pt with flare already on ASA what next?
give prednisone or budesonide vs infliximab and methotrex, azathioprin, 6-mercaptopurine (take way longer to start)
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IBD patient with toxic megacolon next step?
only in IBD associated TM: give **corticosteroids** Bowel rest, NG decompression IV fluids and electrolyte repletion if still persisting symtpoms or peritoneal signs: surgery (subtotal colectomy with end ileostomy)
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s/p mechanical ventilation what should they do to prevent resp muscle atrophy and insufficiency
physiotherapy, coughing, repositioning sit upright, moving
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cleft lip chromosomal: syndrome: sequele:
Patau syndrome (trisomy 13) midfacial hypoplasia (treacher collins) Velopharyngeal insufficiency: cleft palate w/ or w/o repair: high pitched, nasal, whistle speech with reduced intelligibility
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Preterm Premature Rupture of Membrane next steps risk factors complications
PPROM before 37 weeks speculum exam of vagina nitrazine testing and ferning u/s can show residual amniotic fluid risk factors: previous PPROM, vag/cerv infxn, cig smoking comp: preterm delivery give betamethasone to accelerate fetal lung maturity give antibiotcs d/t increased risk of chorioamniotis
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forcing function
stops error occuring in hospitals need verification step or intermediary step first staff to enter pts id to open blood lock
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Entamoeba histolytica key features dx tx
cysts invade mucosa and can cause hepatic abscess dx: stool microscopy cysts peripheral blood smear trophozoits colonoscopy: flask shaped mucosal ulcers tx: **metronidazole** or tinidazole or antifungal paromycin or iodoquinol
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hoarsness, vocal changes, in pt with history of smoking
laryngeal carcinoma dx: indirect laryngoscopy
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older pt with no hx of IBD, has passing air and fecal material in urination, long standing constipation
diverticular disease can lead to colovesical fistula dx: contrast CT tx: antibiotics and surgery vs IBD crohns fistula -- must have previous hx of it and usually younger than 30yo
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pt with sympotms of sciatica w/ pain over piriformis w/o
piriformis syndrome vs lumbar disc herniation usually you dont need to do further testing: just PT if there is muscle weakness: nerve condoction or electromyography
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irregular menstrual periods, acne, facial hair increased LH to FSH increased androgen (testosterone) production
PCOS associated with acanthosis nigrans insulin resistance tx: weight loss and OCPs spironolactone or ketoconozale for hirstuitism
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prolactin level : > premenopausal > postmenopausal check what?
30> premeno 20 >post meno check TSH (since prolactin is positively regulated by TSH-releasing hormone and in states of hypothyroidism) also dopamine blocking medications tx hypothyroidism and prolactinemia will stop
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seborrheic keratosis look stuck on appearance **age** can be associated with leser-trelat == GI cancer tx: no tx necessary, no diagnostic study needed
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rapid correction of hyponatremia
demylination of pons pontine myelinolysis
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fever, cyanosis, hypo-tension, hypoxemia after receiving PRBC
transfusion related acute lung injury stop trasnfusion give oxygen either Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation or ibutanion
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Hypo-Ca, hyper-Phos, Hyper-K, Hyper-Uricemia s/p getting chemo
Tumor lysis syndrome preventive: IV hydration with **Allopurinal** or rasburicase
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mydriasis bowel sounds decreased, flushed skin, tachycardia overdose:
TCA's tx: sodium bicarb can also see wide QRS tachycardia
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asymptomatic hemorrhagic cyst
repeat u/s in 6 weeks does not need to be removed unless persistent or symtpomatic can resolve on its own
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starting menopause with hot flashes next step?
start hormone therapy for 3-5 years not more d/t prolonged unopposed estrogen: increase risk for endometrial cancer, CVD, breast cancer
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Renal artery stenosis (even in children) midabdominal bruit treatment
CCBs or **ANGIOPLASTY** if failed CCBs
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CVSD greater than 10%
start statin
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diificulty performind overhead tasks, rising from seated position, climbing stairs
polymyositis
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right sided lower abdominal pain. 2 weeks ago had period, guarding over RLQ, U/S small amount of fluid in pelvis
Mittelschmerz peritoneal irritation in setting of (middle of cycle aka 2 weeks after period)looks like appendicits
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limb prosthesis -- has ulcer
refitting prosthetic sock pressure injury: decubitus ulcer close of follow up for healing wound d/t possible infections
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anion gap metabolic acidosis with respiratory alkalosis d/t hyperventilation
salicylate toxicity tx: alkalinize with sodium bicarb
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traumatic wounds and infected intraabdominal fascia (like midline abdominal fascia) should be ____ to reduce risk of postop infection
delayed primary closure: (like that drunk driver) when you leave the icision site open, with negative pressure owund tx, infected tissue can drain out also if necessary: can do further irrgation and debridement
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DKA insulin: glucagon: catecholamines:
insulin: low glucagon: high catecholamines: high vs pancreatic resection or tumor where insulin and glucagon would both be low
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pt with sepsis but also constant loud breathing and secretions next step?
scopolamine(patch) or glycopyrollate(wont cross BBB causing agitation, delirium, seizures)
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Eoisinophils in urine when started on ceftriaxone
AIN stop ceftriaxone
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post menopausal with a hard immoble mass FNA showed no abnormalities next step?
excisional biopsy chance for breast cancer is high so just remove the whole thing for analysis