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Rosh Material #2 Flashcards

1
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first line pharm for PAD

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cliostazol

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what is this showing

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midline shift, compressesd lateral ventricle, biconvex lens shaped hematoma -> epidural hematoma

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best way to dx a strangulated groin hernia

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clinical exam

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maintenance pharm of choice for mod-severe active UC

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infliximab -> TNF blocking agent

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5
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classification of hemorrhoids

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1st: do not protrude thru anus
2nd: prolapse but reduce spontaneously
3rd: prolapse and require manual reduction
4th can not be reduced, may strangulate

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6
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definitive tx for BPH

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TURP: transurethral resection of prostate

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7
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parkland formula for post burn fluids

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4 mL/kg x wt in kg x %BSA burned

first half given in the first 8 hr
remaining given over 16 hr

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management of pancreatic pseudocyst: early vs late

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early (< 4 weeks): don’t drain
late (> 4 weeks): drain if symptomatic

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9
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cause of pancreatic pseudocysts in kiddos

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abdominal trauma

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what is this showing

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free abd air -> perforated ulcer

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what type of wound care is not recommended for veous stasis ulcers

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mechanical debridement (wet to dry dressing)

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EKG changes of hyperkalemia

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  1. peaked t waves
  2. dropped p waves
  3. wide QRS
  4. sine wave
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management of hyperkalemia

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  1. calcium gluconate or chloride -> membrane stabilization
  2. insulin, albuterol, sodium bicarb -> redistribution
  3. furosemide -> elimination
  4. hemodialysis -> elimination
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first line tx for bcc

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electrodessication and curettage

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15
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what is this

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btw lower calf and medial malleolus -> venous ulcer

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what is this

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pressure point (toes, feet, lateral malleolus, tibia) -> arterial ulcer

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17
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which type of ulcer has moderate to heavy exudate

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venous

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what is this

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plantar foot, tip of toe, lateral to fifth metatarsal -> neuropathic diabetic ulcer

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what is this

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bony prominence (heel), macerated -> pressure ulcer

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20
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mcc of esophageal stricture

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GERD

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21
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initial dx test for esophageal stricture

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preendoscopy barium esophagram

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22
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tx for esophageal stricture

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dilation
high dose PPI

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23
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3 rf for gastric carcinoma

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male
h.pylori
processed meat

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24
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dysphagia to solids AND liquids

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achalasia

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25
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what is this showing

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coffee bean/comma appearance -> cecal volvulus

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26
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what 3 pt pops make you think about small bowel cancer

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long-standing reginal enteritis
celiac sprue
AIDS

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what is this showing

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zenker diverticulum

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28
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older adult w. transient oropharyngeal dysphagia, pulmonary aspiration, halitosis, neck mass

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zencker diverticulum

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29
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moa for roux en y

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bypasses most of the stomach, duodenum, and proximal jejunum

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30
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management of afib: unstable vs stable

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unstable: cardiovert
stable: diltiazem vs metoprolol

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31
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3 rf for afib

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HTN
CAD
rheumatic heart dz

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32
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nonblanchable erythema

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pressure ulcer

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33
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tx for pressure injury must include

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debridement of necrotic tissue

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34
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type of debridement for stage 1 or 2 pressure ulcers that are not infected

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autolytic

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35
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what type of wound care is not recommended for pressure ulcers

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wet to dry dressings

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36
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contraindication for sharp debridement

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anticoagulation

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37
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CA 19-9 is elevated in what cancers (7)

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gastric
pancreatic
gallbladder
cholangiocarcinoma
ovarian
adenocarcinoma
ampullary

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38
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tumor marker that helps determine prognosis in colon ca

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carcioembryonic antigen (CEA)

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managment of renal artery stenosis (large vessel renal artery occlusive dz)

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  1. ACE/ARB
  2. percutaneous angioplasty +/- stent
  3. revascularization vs resection
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40
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what test is used to differentiate pt’s w. gastrinomas from other causes of hypergastrinemia

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seceretin stimulation test ->
pt’s w. zollinger-ellison tumors have a dramatic rise in serum gastrin after administration of sceretin

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41
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indications for lifestyle/H2 blocker/antacid trial for suspected GERD

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mild/intermittent sx

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42
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indications for ppi trial for suspected GERD (3)

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severe/frequent sx
erosive esophagitis
barretts

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43
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cardiac PE finding of hypothyroidism

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diastolic htn

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44
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what is contraindicated in acute diverticulitis due to risk of bowel perf

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colonoscopy

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45
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management of complicated diverticulitis w. pericolonic abscess > 4 cm

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percutaneous drainage

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46
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displacement of the GEJ and herniation of a portion of the fundus into the thoracic cavity

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paraesophageal hiatus hernia

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47
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abx for cellulitis:
simple vs pcn allergy vs MRSA

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simple: cephalexin, amoxicillin, dicloxacillin
pcn allergy: macrolide, clindamycin
MRSA: bactrin, doxy, clindamycin

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48
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what electrolyte abnl is mc associated w. respiratory alkalosis

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hypokalemia

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49
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what type of ABG abnl does severe diarrhea cause

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metabolic acidosis

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50
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what type of hernia runs lateral to the inferior epigastric vessels

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indirect inguinal

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51
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what type of hernia runs medial to the inferior epigastric vessels

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direct inguinal

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52
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which type of inguinal hernia has a greater risk for strangulation

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indirect

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53
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mc site for mesenteric ischemia

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superior mesenteric a

54
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what are the 3 office based procedures for hemorrhoids

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rubber band ligation
sclerotherapy
excision

55
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indication for rubber band ligation for hemorrhoids

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healthy pt
grade I-III internal

56
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indications for sclerotherapy for hemorrhoids

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pt’s on anticoagulants/antiplatelets
immunocompromised
portal htn

57
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indication for hemorrhoid excision

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actively thrombosed external

58
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all pt’s w. venous ulcers should undergo what testing

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venous duplex US
ABI

59
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cardiac functional status

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60
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LP findings of SAH

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xanthochromia -> Hgb degradation products

61
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what type of ABG abnl does pyloric stenosis cause

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hypokalemic, hypochloremic metabolic alkalosis

62
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what should you order for preop eval of a pt w. worsening COPD symptoms

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CXR

63
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2 rf for toxic megacolon

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IBD
infectious colitis

64
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mcc of sbo in resource rich regions w.o a hx of prior abd surgery

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hernia

65
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what kind of GI bleeding is caused by PUD

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melena
black stool
FOBT (+)

66
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hallmark lab finding of PUD

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increased BUN:Cr ratio

67
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what should everyone get to differentiate syncope from sz

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ECG

68
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san fran syncope rule to identify high risk pt’s

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chess:
CHF
Hct < 30%
ECG abnl
SOB
systolic BP < 90

69
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young woman + abd pain + syncope

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ectopic

70
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older man + abd pain/flank pain + syncope

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AAA

71
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woman + prodrome n/v, sweating, warmth + syncope

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vasovagal

72
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malignancy + SOB + syncope

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PE

73
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mc visual sx in a pt w. a pituitary mass

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diminished temporal vision
(bitemporal hemianopsia)

74
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lactotroph adenoma is same-same

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prolactinoma

75
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first line tx for prolactinoma/lactotroph adenoma

A

dopamine agonists:
cabergoline
bromocriptine

76
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mc pituitary tumor

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prolactinoma

77
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5 types of pituitary tumor

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prolactinoma
growth hormone secreting
ACTH-secreting
TSH-secreting
nonfunctioning

78
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2 mc s.e of dopamine agonists (cabergoline/bromocriptine)

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nausea
postural hypotn

79
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3 indications for I&D of perirectal abscess in the OR

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ischiorectal
intersphincteric
supralevator

80
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5 indications for abx for perianal abscess

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associated cellulitis
systemic infxn
DM
valvular heart dz
immunosuppression

81
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t/f: all perianal abscesses must be drained in the OR

A

f!

simple perianal can be drained in the ED

82
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which “p” is a late finding in PAD

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paralysis

83
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mcc of early post op fever

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inflammatory stimulus of surgery

84
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mc noninfectious cause of postop fever

A

meds

85
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2 meds mc associated w. postop fever

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heparin
abx

86
Q

4 mc infectious causes of posop fever

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pna
infxn
uti
intravascular catheter infxn

87
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t/f: atelectasis is a common cause of post op fever

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f!

i guess it just happens concurrently

88
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describe the tremor that occurs w. hyperthyroidism (2)

A

high frequency, low amplitude
present w. action

89
Q

what is this showing

A

bent inner tube: sigmoid volvulus

90
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XR sign associated w. cecal volvulus vs sigmoid volvulus

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cecal: coffee bean/comma
sigmoid: bent inner tube

91
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epigastric discomfort w. no apparent e.o organic dz seen on endoscopy x at least 1 mo

A

functional dyspepsia

92
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management of functional dyspepsia: < 60 yo vs >/= 60 yo

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< 60 yo w.o alarming sx: h.pylori testing
< 60 w. alarming sx: endoscopy
>/= 60: endoscopy for all

93
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management of a known DVT in a pt w. contraindications to anticoagulation

A

IVC filter

94
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indications for IVC filter

A

documented VTE PLUS:
absolute contraindication to anticoags
comlications of anticoags
failure of anticoags
limited cardiac reserve

95
Q

psammoma bodies

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papillary thyroid ca

96
Q

pre op med for pheo

A

phenoxybenzamine

97
Q

what med should be administered immediately at the time of catheterization for BPH pt

A

alpha 1 adrenergic antagonist (afluzosin/tamsulosin) ->

relax smooth m of bladder neck and prostatic capsule -> prevent early recurrence of retention

98
Q

tx for IDA in a post bariatric surgery pt

A

IV iron

99
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PE finding most suggestive of a symptomatic abdominal aortic aneurysm

A

abdominal mass

100
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cardiac abnl mc seen w. marfans

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mitral valve prolapse

101
Q

3 major criteria for marfan’s dx

A

ectopica lentis
aortic root dilation
aortic dissection

102
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post MI pt w. pansystolic murmur radiating to the axilla, dyspnia, rales thorughout

A

papillary muscle rupture -> MR

103
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indication for radioiodine therapy for hyperthyroidism

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pt’s w.o risk for subsequent thyroid ca, leukemia, or other malignancy

104
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a septal hematoma is unlikely if there is

A

epistaxis

105
Q

which bb’s are beta 1 cardioselective

A

the ones that start with a-n

106
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stress test finding of ischemia

A

ST depression during peak exercise

107
Q

tx of choice for symptomatic recurrent arrhythmias

A

radiofrequency ablation of bypass tracts

108
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5 indications for CABG

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> 50% left main CAD
70% LAD w. EF < 50% or e.o ischemia on noninvasive tests
70% LAD/LCX stenosis
asymptomatic 3 vessel dz
DM w. 2 or 3 vessel dz

109
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post op increased BUN:Cr and low FEN in an otherwise healthy pt

A

prerenal azotemia

110
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mc post op pulmonary complication

A

atelectasis

111
Q

2 rf for atelectasis

A

elderly
overweight

112
Q

mc timeline for post op atelectasis

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12-24 hr post op

113
Q

tx of choice to preserve vision in a pt w. diabetic retinopathy

A

panretinal laser photocoagulation

114
Q

hallmark PE finding of duodenal ulcer

A

epigastric tenderness

115
Q

barrett’s increases risk for which type of esophageal ca

A

adenocarcinoma

116
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main complication of TIPS

A

increased risk of encephalopathy

117
Q

3 structures best visualized w. TEE

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left atrium
mitral valve
aorta

118
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best therapy of choice for long term management of esophageal varices in a pt who can not tolerate bb

A

sclerotherapy

119
Q

fatigue, weight loss, weakness, abd pain, loss of pubic hair, orthostatic hypotn

A

addison’s

120
Q

what is dressler’s syndrome

A

pericarditis and pleuritis several days to weeks post MI

121
Q

2 causes of cavitation on CXR

A

lung abscess
primary TB

122
Q

most reliable site from which to identify the causative organism in osteomyelitis

A

bone bx

123
Q

gs dx for thrombophlebitis of the lower leg

A

venography

124
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mc site of osteomyelitis in IVDU and adults

A

vertebral spine

125
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indication for ORIF

A

angulation > 40 degrees

126
Q

splint of choice for colle’s fx

A

volar forearm

127
Q

fx thru the metaphysis of the distal radius w. dorsal displacement and angulation

A

colles fx

128
Q

fracture of the distal radius with volar angulation

A

smith fx

129
Q

what test do you order to evaluate a pt following trauma with blood at the meatus

A

urethrogram

only test that won’t damage the urethra 2/2 to pelvic fx

130
Q

abx for bowel perf

A

nafcillin
gentamicin
metronidazole

131
Q

permanent flexion contracture of the hand at the wrist resulting in a claw-like deformity of the hand and fingers

A

volkmann’s contracture

132
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2 causes of volkman’s contracture

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untreated compartment syndrome
arterial injury

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