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Diagnosis? Treatment, if asymptomatic? symptomatic?

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AVNRT

Asymptomatic- adenosine, metoprolol, dilt

Symptomatic- sedation and cardioversion1

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ECG differences between pericarditis and MI?

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MI has reciprocal changes (ST depression)

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If allergic to lidocaine, what alternative should anesthetic solution can be used?

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Procaine, chloroprocaine

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Amides vs esters anesthetics?

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Amides have to “i”

esters have i

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What steroids are used in asthma exacerbation?

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Systemic steroids

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Cause? First-line therapy?

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Hyperkalemia, calcium gluconate.

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Cause? Name?

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“U” waves, most common finding in hypokalemia

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8
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Where does a great saphenous vein cut down occur?

What nerve can be damaged?

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Anterior and superior to the medial malleolus

-can damage saphenous nerve, lose sensation to a small part of the foot

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Side effect on Prednisolone in children?

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Emesis

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Most common cause of botulism?

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infantile

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MoA of botulism?

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Inhibits the release of ACH from motor end plates

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Pathogen that presents similar to appendicitis?

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Yersinia enterocolitica

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Extraintestinal manifestations of shigella?

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reactive arthritis, seizures, and hallucinations

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14
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High urine sodium (>20)?

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renal damage (htn, etc)

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Signs of transudative effusion?

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LDH < 0.6

Protein < 0.5

LDH < 2/3 upper normal

Glucose is > 60

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16
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What is online medical control?

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EMS providers speak directly with a physician over the phone to request real-time instructions regarding patient care prior to hospital arriva

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Prearrival instruction?

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Instructions provided to callers by the emergency medical dispatcher intended to assist in providing patient care prior to EMS arrival

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18
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Effect of bite?

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CNS excitation, muscle cramps

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19
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Effect of bite?

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local tissue destruction

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Emergent management of tension pneumothorax?

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Needle decompression

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21
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Is the superficial femoral vein important in DVTs?

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Yes, blood thinners should be used

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22
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What atients with PID should be admitted to the hospital?

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Pregnant women

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23
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How should shingles be managed?

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Pain control

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Risk for periorbital burns?

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Delayed labial artery bleeding

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25
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Treatment for high altitude sickness?

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Decent (definitive), acetazolamide, dexamethasone, and supplemental oxyden

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Treatment for epididymitis

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< 35- Ceftriaxone and doxy

>35 flouroquinalones, tri/sulf

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27
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Most common findings in ovarian torsion?

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Enlargement of the ovaries

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28
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Ogilve syndrome

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colonic pseudoobstruction in older people

treatment with neostigmine

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30
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What is routinely ordered for people with COPD, but not asthma?

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CXR

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31
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Stroke that presents with ipsilateral deviation of the eyes, stupor, coma and mydriatic pupils

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putamen hemorrhage

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32
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Enlarged cervical lymph node in 2 year old?

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Bartonella henselae (cat-scratch disease)

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33
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Treatment for rhadomyolitis? End goal?

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IV fluids

End-goal- urine output of 3mL/kg/hr

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34
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“Codman’s triangle” or elevation of the periosteum of the bone? Risk in children?

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Osteosarcoma

Radiation exposure is the highest risk

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35
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What drugs can be delivered down the endotracheal tube?

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Adults- Naloxone, atropine, Vasopressin, epinephrine, lidocaine

(NAVEL)

Children- Lidocaine, atropine, naloxone, epinephrine (LANE)

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36
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Treatment for pertussis?

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<1 month, azithromycin

Otherwise, erythromycin

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37
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Treatment for painful eye after blunt trauma?

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Homatropine drops

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38
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Benefit of hyperbaric oxygen in carbon monoxide?

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It reduces risk of neurologic sequelae

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39
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fever started 3 days ago followed by a rash which started on the head and spread to the rest of the body

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Rubella

40
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What salter-harris fractures require surgical interventions?

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Salter- III/IV/V

41
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Pediattic management of glipazine overdose?

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Dextrose and octeotide (blocks insulin release)

42
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Management of anaphylaxis?

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Corticosteroids, H1 blocker, H2 blocker, intramuscular epinephrine, and albuterol

43
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Sudden onset of pain and decreased vision in one eye? Treatment?

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Acute close glaucoma, Homatropine drops

44
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Most common cause of acute urinary retention in older males?

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Benign prostatic hyperplasia

45
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pain in the anterior proximal knee or thigh that is exacerbated by activity. On exam, there is loss of hip internal rotation

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SCFE

46
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End goal for chemicals in eye?

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pH 7.0 - 7.2

47
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if aspirin allergy, what treatment should be started in possible heart attacks? MoA?

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Administer clopidogrel

MoA-binds to the platelet adenosine diphosphate (ADP) receptor to irreversibly inhibit activation and aggregation for the life of the platelet

48
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How to treat HTN caused by cocaine?

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Benzodiazepines and phentolamine.

49
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Which cervical spine fracture is considered stable?

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Type I odontoid fracture

50
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Brown-Séquard syndrome?

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Ipsilateral loss of motor strength, vibratory sensation, and proprioception with contralateral loss of pain and temperature sensation below the level of injury

51
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Measles vs rubella?

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Rubella- mild fever, maculopapular rash, posterior cervical lymphadenopathy

Measles-infectious paroditis

52
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Pathologies to considered with older individuals with abdominal pain?

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Myocardial infarction (or ischemia), pneumonia, pulmonary embolism, pericarditis and myocarditis

53
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First step in managing tension pneumothorax?

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Needle decompression, followed by chest tube

54
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Risk factors for ectopic pregnancy?

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Tubal surgery, PID, Tobacco use, Advanced maternal age, Prior spontaneous abortion, Medically-induced abortion, hx of infertility, IUD

55
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What is holiday heart syndrome? Treatment?

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atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, or atrial tachycardia after excessive alcohol use

Treatment- observation, if >24-48 hours, rate control

56
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Risk factors for suicide?

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Sex (Male), age, depression, previous attempt, substance abuse, loss of rational thinking, lack of support, organized plan, no spouse, sickness

(SADPERSONS)

57
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drugs that precipitate acute rejection in a lung transplant patient taking cyclosporine

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Phenytoin

58
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What water temperature is optimal for frostbite?

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37-39°C

59
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Most common cause of pneumonia?

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Strep pneumoniae

60
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Antidote for dystonic reaction?

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Benztropine, diphenylhydramine

61
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Treatment for vtach?

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synchronized cardioversion

62
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Problem?

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Scapholunate dissociation

63
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Most sensitive and specific test for acute cholecystitis

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HIDA scan

64
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hallmark of significant right-to-left shunting

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Failure to arterial o2 sats to increase with supplemental oxygen

65
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Treatment for WPW?

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Procainamide

66
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How should amputated digits be maintained?

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Moist with NS in a wet towel

67
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What are the components of negligence?

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  1. Duty to perform with reasonable care
  2. Failure to perform a duty like a reasonable practicioner
  3. Some damage of injury must occur
  4. Causal relationship
68
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Management of deep perianal abscess?

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CT scan and surgical consultation

69
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First step in managing a desat on a patient with a ventilator?

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Disconnect the patient from the ventilator

70
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Complication of bassilar skull fracture?

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Cranial nerve entrapment is a complication, most common VII

71
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What is this an example of?

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positive Seidel test

72
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copious frothy green vaginal discharge, inflamed vaginal walls, and a cervix with punctate hemorrhages

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Trichomonas

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74
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Drug-induced neutropenia in children is caused most commonly by?

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Antibiotics, especially macrolides, cephalosporins, and penicillins

75
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Indications for hyperbaric oxygen in carbon monoxide?

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igns of end-organ damage regardless of the measured level. Loss of consciousness (syncope), coma, seizures, confusion, focal neurologic deficits and visual symptoms

76
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Where to apply pressure during delivery of child?

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Suprapubic

77
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First step in managing septic arthritis?

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Tap the joint

78
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Treatment for serotinin syndrome?

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Benzos, Cyproheptadine, hydration/cooling

79
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Thompson test

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Plantar flexion with squeezing calf?

80
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What vessel supplies the av node? sa?

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Rright coronary artery

81
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How does a coin in the trachea? Esophagus`

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Side view, when x-ray in AP-trachea

Front view-esophagus

82
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Most common cause of v fibrillation and death?

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CAD

83
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Management of thyroid storm from taking levo too much?

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beta blockers and steroids.

84
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DIC labs?

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decreased platelets. low fibrinogen levels

85
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Mad as a hatter syndrome- cause? treatment?

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Cause-anticholinergic

Treatment- Physostigmine, an anticholinesterase inhibitor.

86
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Treatment for consuming small amount of household bleach?

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D/C if asymptomatic

87
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Drug given empirically in all AMS?

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Dextrose

88
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Galeazzi Fracture

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distal third of the radius with dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint

89
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Which knee maneuver tests the knee?

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McMurry

90
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Most common presenting symptom with acute aortic dissection

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Chest pain

91
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Most common cardiac abnormality from lyme disease?

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!st degree heart block

92
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Cardiac temponade findings?

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hypotension, jugular dystension, muffled heart sounds

93
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Immunization again hep b serology

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Hepatitis B surface antigen negative, Hepatitis B surface antibody positive

94
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Most common bacteria from secretions of CF patients?

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S. aureus

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