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Common etiologies of pediatric stroke

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SCD
Prethrombotic disorders
Congenital cardiac disease
bacterial meningitis

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Morton neuroma

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numbness or pain between the 3rd and 4th toes

clicking sensation when palpating space between 3 and 4 metatarsal joints

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Adjustment disorder

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Behavioral symptoms due to a stressor within 3 months no longer than 6 months

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4
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Generalized anxiety disorder

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Excessive worry for multiple things

>6 months

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5
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whistling noise after rhinoplasty> suspect ?

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septal perforation

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dimpling warm edematous lesions in breast? dx?

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inflammatory breast cancer

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7
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varicella vaccine in HIV

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withhold if CD4 < 200

Otherwise safe

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8
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PMH of CANCER
develops lower extremity motor weakness, hyperreflexia, bladder dysfunction along pain
Dx?

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Epidural spinal cord compression

FIRST give glucocorticoids! then neurosurgery

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9
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DMII
Necrolytic migratory erythema
weight loss 
diarrhea
anemia normo/normo
diagnosis?
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Glucagonoma

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Palpable purpura
proteinuria
hematuria
HCV 
diagnosis?
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Mixed cryoglobulinemia

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Chronic myeloid leukemia

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WBC >100,000 
BCR ABL fusion
LAP score > low 
more myelocytes
Absolut basophilia present
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12
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ITP treatment in children

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petechiaes only: observation

Bleeding: IVIg / Glucocorticoids

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13
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ITP treatment in adults

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Platelets<30000 without bleeding: observe

platelets <30000 OR bleeding: IVIg or glucocorticoids

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Neuropsychiatric symptoms
abdominal pain
Urinary porphobilinogen

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Acute intermittent porphyria

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15
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Suspect pernicious anemia>

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northern europeans 
megaloblastic anemia 
atrophic glositis 
vitiligo
thyroid disease 
neurologic abnormalities
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16
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treatment of agitated delirium

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Typical or atypical antipsychotics

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serum sickness like reaction clues

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fever
urticarial rash
arthralgia
lymphadenopathy

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18
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serum sickness like reaction associated to >

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Penicillin / TMP SMX
acute hepatitis
immune complex formation

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placenta previa recommendations>

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NO intercourse or digital vaginal examination

transabdominal followed by transvaginal sonography

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Niemann pick and Tay sachs disease difference

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Common> 2-6 months, loss of motor milestones, hypotonia, feeding difficulties, Cherry red macula, hepatosplenomegaly
NPD&raquo_space;» arreflexia. sphingomyelinase
TSD»»>hyperreflexia, B hexosaminidase A

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21
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Breast cancer modifiable factors

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hormone replacement therapy
nulliparity
increased age at first live birth
alcohol consumption

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22
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Offer BRCA testing

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first degree relatives cancer before 50

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23
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Diagnosis of acute liver failure

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ALT/AST >1000
Hepatic encephalopathy
INR >1.5

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24
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Differentiate Acute liver failure and hepatitis

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hepatitis doesnt present with encephalopathy

25
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Main risk factor associated with Aortic abdominal aneurism worsening

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SMOKING

26
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Recurrent calcium kidney stones prevention>

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increase fluid consumption
dietary sodium and protein restriction
normal calcium consumption
Thiazides> increase passive calcium reabsorption

27
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Asymptomatic SIADH treatment

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Fluid restriction

28
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Severe symptomatic hyponatremia due to SIADH

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Hypertonic saline

29
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stroke like symptoms with allodynia> where is the lesion?

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Thalamus

Thalamus pain syndrome

30
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Most common cause of asymptomatic elevation of alkaline phophatase in an elderly

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Paget disease of the bone

31
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Chronic granulomatous disease diagnosis

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Neutrophil function testing>

  • Dihydrorhodamine 123 test
  • nitroblue tetrazolium test
32
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Cyclosporine side effects

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Nephrotoxicity> most common 
hypertension 
neurotoxicity > headache visual disturbances 
glucose intolerance 
Infection 
Malignancy
hirsutism gum hyperthrophy
33
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Major toxicity of azathioprine????!!!!!

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dose ralated diarrhea, leukopenia, hepatoxicity

34
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Major toxicity of mychophenolate

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> > Bone marrow suppression

35
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Disseminated gonococcal infection

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purulent monoarthritis AND/OR
tenosynovitis
dermatitis

36
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Earliest renal abnormality present in patients with DM

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Hyperfiltration

37
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Scarlet fever

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Group A streptococcus
fever, chills, toxicity, abdominal pain, pharyingitis
SAND PAPER LIKE RASH
desquamation after first week

38
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Bupropion contraindications

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Seizure disorder history
Anorexia
Bulimia nervosa

39
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Alcohol withdrawal seizures peaks at:

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12-48 hours

40
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Intrahospital Cyanide toxicity

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Suspect if nitroprusside infusion

Altered mental status
Lactic acidosis
Seizures
Coma

41
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Breastfeeding contraindications

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Active untreated tuberculosis 
Maternal HIV 
Herpetic breast lesions 
Active varicella infection 
Chemotherapy or radiation therapy 
Active substance abuse
42
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Biliary cyst

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Abdominal pain
Jaundice
Palpable mass

43
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Lethargy 
Hypotonia 
Rapidly increasing head circumference 
Bulging fontanels 
In a premature 
Diagnosis ?
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Intraventricular hemorrhage

Confirm with US

44
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Previous uterine incision contraindication for trial of delivery ?

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Vertical cesarean delivery

Abdominal myomectomy with uterine cavity entry

45
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Laryngomalacia clue

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Inspiratory stridor

improvement with prone positioning

46
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Stridor that improves with neck extension

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Vascular ring

47
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Succinylcholine risks:

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Cardiac arrhythmia due to severe hyperkalemia

48
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Osteoporosis risk factors

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RA
low body weight 
Female sex 
Smoking 
Postmenopausal 
Excess alcohol
49
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Reactive arthritis

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Non gonococal urethritis
Asymmetric oligoarthritis
Conjunctivitis

50
Q

How to differentiate between mononucleosis and oral gonorrhea ?

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Sexually active

EBV produces exudative pharyngitis and tender cervical lymphadenopathy

51
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Severe hypercalcemia clues

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weakness
gastrointestinal distress
neuropsychiatric symptoms

52
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Severe hypercalcemia initial treatment

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saline hydration

intravascular volume

53
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LAB to rule out CHF in a patient with dyspnea

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BNP

Highly specific

54
Q

2 years
Solid tumor in abdomen
Serum catecholamines elevated
Most likely?

A

Wilms tumor

arising from neural crest cells > paravertebral sympathetic chain and adrenals

55
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Angiodysplasia

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Cause of painless GI in elders

Caused by submucosal veins and arteriovenous malformations `

56
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Posterior urethral valves exclusive to….

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boys

57
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Polymyositis clues

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muscle weakness
elevated sedimentation rate and CK
NO MYALLGIAS

58
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Hypothyroid myopathy

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myalgias
proximal weakness elevated CK
Delayed reflexes