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bupropion MOA
inhibit NET and dopamine transporter
does bupropion cause drowsiness?
No - makes you alert
Who is bupropion contraindicated in?
-people wiht seizure disorders and bulimia / anorexia - may induce seizures
does bupropion cause sexual dysfunction?
no
Mirtazapine MOA
blocks alpha 2 - increases release of serotonin and NE
side effects of mirtazapine?
antihistamine effects, sedation, weight gain
trazadone MOA
inhibits 5HT uptake, antagonizes alpha 1 receptors
AE of trazadone?
antihistamine effects, priapism, orthostatic hypotension, sexual dysfunction, serotonin syndrome
Diclofenac increases your risk for..
stroke
Hydroxychloroquine increases your risk for..
retinopathy
Infliximab increases your risk for…
septicemia
Methotrexate is associated with which AE ?
bone marrow suppression
how do you treat a child with molluscum contagiosum?
No treatment necessary - often resolves on its own
HbA1c > 48 mmol/mol =
DIABETES
HbA1c 42-48 mmol/mol =
PREDIABETES
HBA1C < 42 =
NORMAL
is maturity onset diabetes of the young type I or type II?
NEITHER - its its own thing
what causes maturity onset diabetes of the young ?
gene mutation - can be genetic
presentation of maturity onset diabetes of the young
well, young patient (usually less than 25), with no ketones in blood but glycosuria
after treatment for impetigo is started what is the earliest that the child can return to school?
2 days if good response to treatment
what is ABCD2 used for?
Assessing stroke risk after TIA
what is CHAD2DS2VASC used for?
Assessing risk of stroke in atrial fibrillation
what are the framingham and Qrisk scores used for?
assessing cardiovascular risk for primary prevention
what does FRAX predict?
10 year risk of fracture
