NR567 Final Flashcards

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For what ages does the USPSTF recommend screening for breast cancer and at what frequency?

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biennial mammography starting at age 50 until age 74

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For what ages does the American Cancer Society recommend screening for breast cancer and at what frequency?

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annually starting at age 40

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For what ages does the National Comprehensive Cancer Network recommend screening for breast cancer and at what frequency?

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annually starting at age 40

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For what ages does the National Cancer Institute recommend screening for breast cancer and at what frequency?

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every 1-2 years starting at age 40

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What location and pattern of pain is expected with a gastric ulcer?

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Epigastric pain, may radiate straight to the back, quality may be gnawing, burning, aching, or hunger like, is worsened by eating, associated symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, belching, bloating, more common in those over 50 years old

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What location and pattern of pain is expected with a duodenal ulcer?

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Epigastric, may radiate straight to the back, quality may be gnawing, burning, aching, or hunger like, onset can be intermittent over a few weeks disappearing then recurs, is relived by eating, associated symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, belching, bloating, heartburn, more common in those aged 30-60

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What location and pattern of pain is expected with pancreatitis?

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RUQ/epigastric pain which may radiate to the back (right scapular region or right posterior thorax), rebound tenderness

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What location and pattern of pain is expected with acute cholecystitis? What special assessment technique is used?

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RUQ (may be referred to the right scapular region or right posterior thorax); Murphys sign

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What location and pattern of pain is expected with appendicitis? What special assessment technique is used?

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poorly localized periumblical pain that usually migrates to the RLQ, quality is steady and severe, increasing, possibly cramping, lasts roughly 4-6 hours, aggravated by movement or cough, no relieving factors (if relieved, consider perforation), associated symptoms include anorexia, nausea, possibly vomiting which typically follows the onset of pain, low fever, positive Rovsing sign, positive psoas sign, rebound tenderness at McBurney’s point

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What are the normal values for liver size?

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6-12 cm in right midclavicular line, 4-8 cm in midsternal line

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What screening is recommended for colon cancer?

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The USPSTF, ACS Colorectal Cancer Advisory Group, the US Multi-Society Task Force on Colorectal Cancer, and the American recommend high-sensitivity FBOT annually OR sigmoidoscopy every 5 years with high-sensitivity FBOT every 3 years OR colonoscopy every 10 years. It is recommend against screening adults aged 76-85.

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Unilateral painful testicle, “high riding testicle”, negative prehn’s sign and absent cremasteric reflex is concerning for which condition?


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testicular torsion

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Unilateral or bilateral painful testicle, dysuria, urinary frequency, urethral discharge, fever, positive prehn’s sign, positive cremaster reflex are concerning for what condition?

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Epididymitis which may be caused by e. coli, chlamydia, or gonorrhea

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Apainless enlarged testicle that transilluminates is concerning for what?

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hydrocele; a communicating hydrocele will increase with valsalva while a non-communicating hydrocele will not

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A painless enlarged testicle, does not transilluminate, feels like a “bag of worms”, increases in size with valsalva maneuver and decompress in the recumbent position is concerning for what condition?

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varicocele

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A painless painless testicular mass with palpable inguinal lymph nodes in an 18-year-old patient is concerning for what?

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testicular cancer, peak incidence is ages 15-34

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What is the most common type of hernia?


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indirect inguinal hernia is the most common, direct inguinal hernia is less common, and a femoral hernia is the least common

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For who are HPV vaccines recommended?

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HPV vaccination is recommended in males and females ages 11-21

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What STI screening is recommended for men?

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The CDC recommends chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis screening at least once a year for all sexually active gays, and HIV testing every 3-6 months.

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What STI screening is recommended for women?

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The USPSTF recommends screening for chlamydia and gonorrhea screening in women aged 24 and younger and HIV screening for adolescents and adults from age 15-65 and for all pregnant women.
The CDC recommends universal HIV testing for adolescents and adults ages 13-64 and prenatal testing of all pregnant women.
The CDC recommends HIV testing at least once a year for anyone having unsafe sex or IVDU, annual screening for chlamydia and gonorrhea for all sexually active women ages <25 and older women with risk factors, and screening for chlamydia, syphilis, hep B, and HIV for all pregnant women. Screening for gonorrhea for at-risk pregnant patients starting early in pregnancy with repeat testing as needed

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What cervical cancer screening is recommended?


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The USPSTF, ACS/ASCCP/ASCP, and ACOG recommends cytology every 3 years for ages 21-65 OR cytology every 3 years for ages 21-29 AND cytology plus HPV testing for high-risk or oncogenic HPV types every 5 years for ages 30-65

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What screening is recommended for prostate cancer?

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The American Urological Association recommends offering annual screening with SPA or DRE from ages 40 to <10 years life expectancy.
The American Cancer Society recommends offering annual screening for average risk patients at age 50 and high risk patients at age 40-45 and stop offering at <10 years life expectancy.
The USPSTF has no recommendations.

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A patient complaints of elbow pain that is increased by extending the wrist against resistance. What condition is this?

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Lateral Epicondylitis (tennis elbow) follows repetitive extension of the wrist or pronation-supination of the forearm. Pain is increased by extending the wrist against resistance

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A patient complaints of elbow pain that is increased by pain increases with wrist flexion against resistance. What condition is this?

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Medial Epicondylitis (pitcher’s elbow/golfer’s elbow follows repetitive wrist flexion such as in throwing. Pain increases with wrist flexion against resistance.

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What are hallmark signs of rheumatoid arthritis?

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Boutonniere Deformity of Thumb
Ulnar Deviation of MCP Joints
Swan-neck Deformity of Fingers

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What are hallmark signs of OA in the hands?

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Heberden Nodes — enlarging of the DIP joints as seen in OA.
Bouchard Nodes — enlarging of the PIP joints as seen in OA.

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What bone mineral density values meet criteria for ostopenia?

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T score between -1 and -2.5

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What bone mineral density values meet criteria for osteoporosis?

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T score < -2.5

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What are screening recommendations for osteoporosis?

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The USPSTF recommends screening women age >/= 65 years and for younger women whose 10-year frature risk equals or exceeds that of an average-risk 65-year-old white woman using a 10-year osteoporotic fracture risk threshold of 9.3% when considering bone density screening in women ages 50-64

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What special tests are used to rule in/out meningitis?

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Brudzinski Sign — flex the neck while patient is lying flat. Flexion of the hips and knees is a positive Brudzinski sign which is an abnormal response which may indicate meningitis.
Kernig Sign — flex the patient’s leg at both the hip and the knee, and then slowly extend the leg and straighten the knee. Pain and increased resistance to knee extension are a positive Kerning sign which is an abnormal response which may indicate meningitis.

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An Anterior Cerebral Artery CVA will cause what symtoms?

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leg weakness

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A Middle Cerebral Artery CVA will cause what symtoms?

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face, arm, leg weakness, sensory loss, visual loss, apraxia, aphasia, neglect

33
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A Subcortical Middle Cerebral Artery CVA will cause what symtoms?

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motor and sensory deficit without cortical signs such as aphasia and neglect

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An Posterior Cerebral Artery CVA will cause what symtoms?

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visual field loss

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A Vertebral/Basilar Artery CVA will cause what symtoms?

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dysphagia, tongue/palate deviation, ataxia

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A Basilar Artery CVA will cause what symtoms?

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oculomotor deficits and ataxia

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What condition presents as benign yellow or white pustules shortly after birth?


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Erythema Toxicum

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What condition presents as salmon red and yellow scales?

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Seborrhea Dermatitis (cradle cap)

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What condition presents as erythema and scaling dry skin with intense pruritus, common on face, AC, and behind knees?


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Atopic Dermatitis

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What condition presents as 5+ cafe-au-lait spots with axillary freckling and Lich nodules with neurofibromas?

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Neurofibromatosis

41
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What condition presents as bright red with satellite lesions

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Candidal Diaper Dermatitis

42
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What condition presents as bacterial infection causing crusting bulla with purulent discharge

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Impetigo

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What condition presents as dome shaped, fleshy, poxvirus?


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Molluscum Contagiosum

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What condition presents as oval lesions on truck, Christmas tree pattern?

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Pityriasis Rosea, initial lesion is known as the Herold Patch

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How much weight should a woman with a BMI of <18.5 gain during pregnancy?


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BMI <18.5 — gain 28-40 lbs

46
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How much weight should a woman with a BMI of 18.5-24.9 gain during pregnancy?

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BMI 18.5-24.9 — gain 25-35 lbs

47
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How much weight should a woman with a BMI of 25-29.9 gain during pregnancy?

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BMI 25-29.9 — gain 15-25 lbs

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How much weight should a woman with a BMI of >30 gain during pregnancy?

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BMI > 30 — gain 11-20 lbs

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How much folic acid should a pregnant woman have in her diet?

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400 mcg folic acid, 4000 mug if high risk for neural tube defects

50
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What vaccinations are recommendations during pregnancy?

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TDAP — each pregnancy between 27-36 weeks and inactivated flu during flu season

51
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Is the pneumococcal vaccine safe during pregnancy?


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Yes

52
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Is the meningococcal vaccine safe during pregnancy?

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Yes

53
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Is the Hep A vaccine safe in pregnancy?


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Yes

54
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Is the Hep B vaccine safe in pregnancy?


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Yes

55
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Is the MMR vaccine safe in pregnancy?


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No, but all women should have rubella titers drawn, then receive vaccination after birth if low

56
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Is the polio vaccine safe in pregnancy?


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No

57
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Is the zoster vaccine safe in pregnancy?


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No

58
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Is the varicella vaccine safe in pregnancy?


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No

59
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What titers should be drawn during pregnancy?


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rubella, all women should have rubella titers drawn, then receive vaccination after birth if low

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What STI screening is indicated during pregnancy?

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chlamydia, syphilis, hep B, and HIV for all pregnant women and gonorrhea for at-risk pregnant patients starting early in pregnancy with repeat testing as needed

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What is the EDD if the LMP was 12/1/2022?

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9/8/2023
Naegele Rule — LMP + 7 days - 3 months + 1 year = EDD

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What are diagnostic criteria for preeclampsia?

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BP >140/90 after 20 weeks gestation on two occasions + proteinuria or thrombocytopenia <100,000, elevated LFTs, decreased RFP, pulmonary edema, acute cerebral/vision changes
BP > 160/90 with previously normal blood pressure + proteinuria or thrombocytopenia <100,000, elevated LFTs, decreased RFP, pulmonary edema, acute cerebral/vision changes