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Quicknotes for ER Flashcards

1
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tx Gon?

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ceftriaxone

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tx chalymdia?

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doxy or azith if prego

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3
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tx vaginal candidiasis

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fluconazole

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4
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tx of trichomonas vaginalis

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metro + partner

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5
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tx gardnella vaginalis

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metro or clindamycin

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tx of animal bites? what are you treating? cat scratches?

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pasturella or bartonellla = augmentin or bactrim

cat scratches = azith

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7
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bugs for human bites? tx?

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S.aureus, GAS, Eikenella Corrodens, Bacteriodes

Augmentin

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8
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HIV >200 bugs + tx

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thrush, TB, leukopenia = bactrim > dapson

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9
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HIV <200 bugs + tx

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PCP pneumo = bactrim

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10
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HIV <100 bugs + tx?

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toxo = bactrim > pyrimethamine

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11
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HIV <50 bug +tx?

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MAC = azith

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12
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tx of otitis media

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augmentin

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13
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tx of otitis external

A

cipro drops

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14
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tx of sinusitis?

A

amox

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15
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tx of pharengitis?

A

augentin

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16
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tx of cellulitis?

A

cephalxin for GAS and clindamycine for staph

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17
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CAP tx?

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ceftriaxon + azith

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18
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HAP tx?

A

vanc, pip/tazo

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19
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tx PCP pneumo

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bactrim

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20
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Bronchitis tx

A

azith > doxy/moxi

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21
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tests for 1,2,3 sphilis

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1: darkfeild 2: RPR/VDRL or FTA 3 lumbar VDRL/RPR

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22
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H. Ducrei

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o H.Ducrei: lymphadno+ulcer painful = azith or cipro

23
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Herpes ulcers

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o Herpes = multiple ulcers that hurt = acyclovir

24
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Lymphogranuloma ver ulcers

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o Lymphogranuloma ven/c.trachomatis = single ulcer that does lhurt but lymphadno that hruts = doxy

25
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1 syphilis ulcers

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o 1 syphilis = ulcers + lymph but nothing hurts

26
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endocarditis bugs for GI cancer, IVDU, peridonal infection, gingival implants?

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 S.Bovis = gut/cancer of the gut
 S.aureus = IVDU = Mitral regurge
 E.Corrodens = mouth/peridonal infec
 Viridan = Gingical implants

27
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tx of endocarditis for native valve vs prosthetic?

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	Native Valve = Vancomycin!
	Prosthetic:
•	<60d: vanc + gent + cefepime
•	60-1y: vanc + gent
•	1+y: vanc+gent+ceftriax
28
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ENdocardidits valve vs rheumatic fever valve?

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  • Endocarditis valve = Mitral regurge

- Rheumatic Fever valve = Mitral Stenosis

29
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only 2 murmers taht are diastolic?

A
  • Diastolic Murmers = MS & AR  all the rest are systolic
30
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tx of parkinsons tremor

A

benztropine

31
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tx of essential tremor

A

BB

32
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tx of restless leg syn

A

d-ag =prampexa

33
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BPPV vs Labyrinthitis vs Menieres

tx?

A
  • BPPV = otolith/vertigo & rotatry nystagmus = Epley Maneuver
  • Labyrinthitis/Vestibular Neuritis = after infec, NV & hearing probs, resolves in months = Meclizine
  • Menieres = >30min, like BPPV, vertigo, hearing loss, fullness, tinnitus = diuretics + low sault
34
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1,2, hyper PTH?

A
  • Primary Hyper PTH = autonomous gland

- 2 hyper PTH = renal failure

35
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Hyperkalemia EKG?

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  • Hyperkalemia = wide QRS + Sine waves = everything gets bigger
36
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H.Pylori tx

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  • H.Pylori = Amox/metro, clarithro, PPI OR Metro, tetra, bism, H2
37
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Drug induced lupus

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  • Drug Induced Lupus = Hydralazine, procainamide, isoniazid and amethyldopa
38
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feltys syndrome

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  • FELTYS SYNDROME: RA + enlarged spleen + low WBC count
39
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Scl 70 ab

A

systemic scleroderma

40
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centromere ab

A

crest scleroderma

41
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Ro & La ab

A

sjogrens

42
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jo & mi ab

A

polymyositis

43
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mitochondrial ab

A

PSC

44
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CCP ab

A

RA

45
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smith ab

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lupus

46
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% a1c decrease and notable side fx for…metformin

A

1-2% lactic acidosis

47
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% a1c decrease and notable side fx for…sulfonylureas

A

1-2% weight gain and hypoglycemia

48
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% a1c decrease and notable side fx for…pioglitazone

A

1-1.5%, weight gain, CHF, bone fracture, edema, bladder cancer, low risk hypogly

SAFE FOR RENAL FAILURE

49
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% a1c decrease and notable side fx for…DDP4(sitagliptin)

A

0.5-0.8%. SAFE IN RENAL FAILURE

50
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% a1c decrease and notable side fx for…GLP1(exenatide)

A

0.5-1%, best drug for weight loss!

51
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Holosystolic murder and late diastolic rumble in kid murder

A

VSD

52
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Wide fixed split murder

A

ASD

53
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PCWP =???

A

LAP

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