PANCE prep high yield Flashcards

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Labs will show high K, high Ca, low Glc, high BUN in a kid who is feeling fatigued

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Addison’s disease

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Kid with purpura on legs following URI

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Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome- expect hematuria

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Most likely cause of interstitial nephritis

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NSAIDs

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How to treat acute gouty attack in pt with kidney disease

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Prednisone (cant give indomethacin or Colchicine)

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olive-shaped mass in the belly of a baby- dx

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pyloric stenosis

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Pt with HTN and cirrhosis on lisinopril and cyclosporine presents with hematuria- which drug caused it?

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cyclosporine

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normal EKG with an early QRS, what’s the arrhythmia?

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Premature Atrial Complex

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EKG with no p waves, or inverted p waves, what’s the arrythmia?

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Junctional Rhythm

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EKG with p to qrs interval longer than ? suggests 1st degree heart block?

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5 small boxes (1 big)

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EKG with pronounced R and ST depressions in V1, V2

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Posterior wall MI

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EKG with large ventricular complexes and irregular rhythm. Rate will be >100

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Atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response (rate)

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60F recent loss of relative has crazy EKG and echo showing “apical hyperinflation”…diagnosis?

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Takashubo (stress) cardiomyopathy

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Pt with hypertension and pulseless lower extremity?

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coarctation of the aorta

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What murmur would you expect to find in coarctation of the aorta?

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None

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Kid presents with hypertension and no hair on the lower extremity?

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coarctation of the aorta

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IVDU with endocarditis, what’s the bug?

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S. Aureus

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pain in limb. On exam it becomes pulseless on adduction, what’s the dx?

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thoracic outlet syndrome

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Pt presents with tearing chest pain and hypotension, what study should you get?

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CXR will work. Thoracic and abdominal CT would be better. Abdominal imaging WILL NOT SEE it.

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Gangly marfan’s pt, what’s the ocular sequela?

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lens subluxation

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Genetic counseling for parents when Dad has Ehler’s-Danlos- likelihood of having a child with it?

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50%. It’s an autosomal dominant disorder.

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Blowing diastolic murmur is likely…

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aortic regurgitation. The only other thing it could be is pulmonary regurge (which is rare and caused by pulm HTN). Mitral stenosis is diastolic but has an opening “snap”

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Systolic murmur, low frequency, with mid-systolic click. What’s the murmur, what makes it louder?

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Mitral valve prolapse. Louder with valsalva. Click alone is diagnostic.

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Lady with “string of pearls” on pelvic xray, what are the complications she is at risk for?

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hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia, VTE, coronary artery disease

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AIDS patient with pneumonia with bilateral perihilar opacities, interstitial promeinence, and hyperlucent cystic lesions (or bilateral, diffuse “granular opacities”) . What’s the treatment?

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TMP-SMX for Pneumocystis Jerovecci

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Red cervix with mucopurulent dyscharge, dx?
chlamydia
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1 week old infant with pneumonia, what's the etiology?
chlamydia trachomatis
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Pt cannot laterally deviate eye (eye is fixed medial), what's the cranial nerve?
CN 4 (trochlear) (remember LR4 SO6)
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Etiology of bullous myringitis?
Mycoplasma
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Pt with liquid but not solid dysphagia, tx
Schatzki ring- bougey (balloon) dilation
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Tx of achalasia
bougey (balloon) dilation
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EKG finding in hypothermia
"Osborne wave"
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Most important question in new onset heart failure?
Do you drink etOH?
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How to treat bortadella pertussis?
Macrolides (arithro, clarithro)
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EKG with biphasic r-waves in V1 or V2? What other pattern will in have?
Right bundle branch block. Also expect an RSR (not QRS) appearance of qrs in lead V1- suggests (V1, v2 are right chest leads) Note LBBB will have biphasic QRS (less rabbit-ears like) in V5 or V6 (left chest leads)
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Fracture of proximal 1/3 of ulna from forced pronation or direct blow over posterior ulna.
Monteggia fracture
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Hallux valgus
Great toe pointed in from high heels (hammer toe)
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Fracture of distal third of radius with dislocation of radial-lunar joint. From injury to dorsilateral wrist or fall.
Geleazzi fracture
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Tx for a big gallstone?
Immediate surgery referral.
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Tx for tremors
EtOH- benzos, | Essential- Beta blockers
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Kid given amoxicillin for URI and gets a rash all over face trunk, what did he have?
EBV- infectious mononucleosis
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Ligament in gamekeepers thumb?
Ulnar collateral ligament
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SCFE pathology, complication, presentation
physial fracture of femoral head. Leg presents abducted/externally rotated. Common complication is avascular necrosis if it is not repaired.
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Blood in anterior chamber of eye- name
hyphema
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What problems does niacin deficiency cause, and in which organ systems?
Wet beriber- Confusion, muscle atrophy, edema, tachycardia, cardiomegaly, CHF, peripheral neuropathy Dry beriberi- Neuropathy, encephalopathy, wasting
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Drug of choice for OCD
Sertraline