Rosh Material #5 Flashcards

1
Q

type of eczema that mc occurs on arms and legs

A

nummular eczema (discoid eczema)

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2
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nummular eczema rash is described as __ shaped, pruritic scaly lesions

A

coin

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3
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tx for nummular (discoid) eczema

A

moisturizer
moderate to high dose topical steroids

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4
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erythematous plaque surrounded by thick adherent scales

A

psoriasis

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5
Q

what is this showing

A

non bullous impetigo
oozing and crusting rash

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6
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what is this showing

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nummular eczema

round, oozing, crusting erosions
dry macules w. a fine scaly pattern

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7
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what is this showing

A

pityriasis rosea

small oval, thick scaling plaques

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8
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what is this showing

A

tinea corporis

thin scaly lesions w. central clearing

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9
Q

mc cause of waterborne and foodborne diarrhea

A

girardia

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10
Q

first line pharm for giraridia

A

less than 12 months old: metronidazole
1-3 yo: nitazoxanide
3 yo and older: tinidazole

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11
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2 places girardia is commonly contracted

A

camping/backpacking
daycare

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12
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what food should be temporarily avoided after giardiasis due to temporary intolerance

A

lactose

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13
Q

is the diarrhea associated w. girardia bloody

A

nope!

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14
Q

3 PE findings of IDA

A

koilonychia
atrophic glossitis
angular cheillosis

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15
Q

what do howell-jolly bodies make you think of

A

SSA
asplenia

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16
Q

what do schistocyes make you think of

A

hemolysis

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17
Q

how elevated are pancreatic enzymes in acute pancreatitis

A

more than 3x UNL

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18
Q

diminished S1 heart sound followed by holosystolic or mid to late systolic murmur heard best over the apex

A

mitral regurgitation

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19
Q

aortic stenosis triad

A

exertional angina
dyspnea
presyncope

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20
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murmur heard best in left lateral decubitus position

A

mitral stenosis

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21
Q

acute mitral regurgitation murmur is heard best at the __
and radiates to the __ rather than the axilla

A

apex
base

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22
Q

chronic mitral regurgitation murmur is heard best at the __
and radiates to the __

A

apex
axilla

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23
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acute mitral regurgitation murmur is described as __
chronic mitral regurgitation murmur is described as __

A

acute: midsystolic
chronic: blowing holosystolic

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24
Q

4 tx for acute mitral regurgitation

A

nitroprusside
dobutamine
intra-aortic balloon pump
emergency surgery

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25
Q

inflammation of meibomian gland

A

chalazion

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26
Q

which leukemia is mc associated w. previous hx of hematologic disorder, including myelodysplastic syndrome, aplastic anemia, polycythemia vera

A

AML

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27
Q

rf for asthma

A

males in childhood
females in adulthood
atopy
allergen exposure
urban dwellers
pollution
respiratory infxns
smoking
obesity
occupation

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28
Q

strongest predisoposing rf for asthma

A

atopy

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29
Q

3 components of asthma pathology

A

obstruction to airflow
bronchial hyper-reactivity
airway inflammation

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30
Q

FEV1 of asthma stages

A

intermittent: > 80%
mild persistent: 80% or higher
moderate: 60-80%
severe persistent: < 60%

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31
Q

initial test for cholecystitis:
gs test for cholecystitis:

A

initial: US
gs: HIDA

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32
Q

diagnostic criteria for DM need to be repeated for confirmation unless

A

2 or more criteria are met

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33
Q

screening recs for T2DM

A

annually in pt > 35 yo
or in pt < 35 yo w. rf

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34
Q

what is this showing

A

seborrheic keratosis

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35
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velvety, waxy lesions with “stuck on appearance”

A

seborrheic keratosis

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36
Q

tx for seborrheic keratosis

A

reassurance

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37
Q

rf for seborrheic keratosis

A

advanced age
“barnacles of aging”

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38
Q

leser-trelat sign

A

rapid appearance of multiple SK lesions associated w. GI malignancy

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39
Q

at what age do kids usually start to cooperate w. PFTs

A

5

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40
Q

rf for emphysema

A

smoking
alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency
environmental exposures

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41
Q

3 PE findings of emphysema

A

pursed lip breathing
barrel chest
hyperresonance to percussion

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42
Q

2 PFT findings of emphysema

A

decreased FEV1:FVC
increased TLC

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43
Q

emphysema in young, non smoker

A

alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency

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44
Q

immunizations to avoid in severely immunocompromised pt

A

rotavirus
MMR
varicella
zoster

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45
Q

3 vaccinations contraindicated in pregnancy

A

MMR
varicella
zoster

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46
Q

ASA and salicylate containing meds can cause what syndrome in peds

A

reye

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47
Q

what type of contraception may worsen symptoms of menorrhagia, dysmenorrhea, or endometriosis-related pain

A

copper IUD

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48
Q

viral conjunctivitis is mc caused by

A

adenovirus

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49
Q

mc cause of achilles tendinitis

A

increased activity

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50
Q

heel and foot pain when first stepping out of bed or after period of inactivity
improves w. walking or stretching calf

A

plantar fasciitis

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51
Q

where is pain w. plantar fasciitis felt

A

over sole of foot near calcaneus

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52
Q

2 tx for plantar fasciitis

A

stretching
heel inserts

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53
Q

mc cause of infertility

A

PCOS

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54
Q

rotterdam criteria for PCOS

A

2/3:
oligo or anovulation or both
clinical or biochemical signs of hyperandorgenism or both
polycystic ovaries by US

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55
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4 PE findings of PCOS

A

hirsutism
menstrual irregularities
acanthosis nigrans
obesity
acne

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56
Q

5 comorbidities associated w. PCOS

A

glucose intolerance
metabolic syndrome
OSA
fatty liver
endometrial hyperplasia

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57
Q

labs for PCOS

A

high LH to FSH
elevated testosterone

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58
Q

mc cause of PCOS

A

insulin resistance

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59
Q

tx for PCOS

A

OCP
lifestyle
metformin

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60
Q

LAD in mono is mc located

A

posterior cervical chain

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61
Q

mono triad

A

fever
tonsillar pharyngitis
posterior cervical chain LAD

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62
Q

mono rash

A

generalied maculopapular
uticarial
petechial

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63
Q

dx for mono

A

heterophile abs test

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64
Q

anterior cervical chain LAD is associated w. (3)

A

CMV
toxoplasmosis
head/neck infxns

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65
Q

mono pt’s need to avoid contact sports for __ weeks

A

4 weeks

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66
Q

According to USPSTF:
mammography screenings should start at age __
and continue q __ years
until age __

A

50
2
75

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67
Q

According to ACS:
mammorgraphy screenings are recommended annually for women aged __

mammography screenings are recommended q 2 years for women aged __

and continue until __

A

45-54

55 and older

woman is in good health and expected to live at least 10 more years

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68
Q

chronic eczematous dz of the nipple and areola w. an underlying carcinoma of the breast

A

paget’s dz

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69
Q

mc site of FB obstruction

A

C6 -> at the level of cricopharyngeus

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70
Q

most FB can have obs x __

A

24 hr

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71
Q

3 indications for emergent removal of FB

A

battery
sharp object
signs of obstruction

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72
Q

pH in vaginal candidiasis

A

normal (<4.5)

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73
Q

valve condition associated w.: jugular venous A wave
and left parasternal lift

A

pulmonary stenosis

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74
Q

valvular disorder associated w. TOF

A

pulmonary stenosis

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75
Q

what murmur produces a fluttering sensation in the neck, fatigue, cold extremities

A

tricuspid stenosis

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76
Q

what causes dysmenorrhea

A

increased PGF2alpha -> uterine contractions

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77
Q

inability of eye to abduct

A

lateral rectus CN VI palsy

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78
Q

lateral rectus CN VI palsy is concerning for

A

CVA

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79
Q

tx for noninflammatory comedome acne

A

topial retinoid
azelaic acid/salicylic acid

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80
Q

tx for mild papulopustular and mixed acne

A

topical benzoyl peroxide and topical abx
+/- topical retinoid

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81
Q

tx for moderate papulopustular and mixed acne

A

topical retinoid
AND
oral abx
AND
topical benzoyl peroxide
OR
oral isotretinoin monotherapy

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82
Q

3 tx for acne during pregnancy

A

oral or topical erythromycin
topical clinda
topical azelaic acid

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83
Q

oral abx for acne

A

doxycycline/minocycline

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84
Q

what acne med is pregnancy class X and pt must be on 2 forms of birth control to take it

A

isotretinoin

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85
Q

ixodes scapularis

A

lyme disease

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86
Q

how long does a tick need to be attached to transmit lyme dz

A

48 hr

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87
Q

what rash is pathognmonic for lyme dz

A

erythema migrans

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88
Q

sx of lyme dz:
stage 1:
stage 2:
stage 3:

A

stage 1: erythema migrans, flu like
stage 2: myocarditis, bilateral bells palsy
stage 3: chronic arthritis, chronic encephelpathy

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89
Q

factors that increase risk for adverse cardiovascular event

A

age > 40
male
AA
current smoker
total cholesterol > 200
HDL < 40
SBP > 130
current tx for HTN and DM

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90
Q

what fam hx increases risk for CVD

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first degree male relative w. CVD before 55 yo
first degree female relative with CVD before 65 yo

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91
Q

who should be assessed for ASCVD risk

A

all adults 40-75 yo

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92
Q

primary prevention w. statin by age

A

0-19: familial hypercholesteremia
20-39: LDL 160 or higher, FH CVD
40-75: LDL 190 or higher, DM

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93
Q

indication for high intensity statin in 40-75 yo

A

LDL 190 or higher
ASCVD risk 20% or higher

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94
Q

indication for moderate intensity statin in pt 40-75 yo

A

DM
ASCVD risk 7.5% or higher

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95
Q

labs for Crohn’s

A

ASCA: positive
pANCA: negative

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96
Q

pain with eye movement
opththalmoplegia
proptosis

A

orbital cellulitis

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97
Q

the mantoux TB test is a type __ hypersensitivity

A

IV

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98
Q

10 or more induration for TB test is positive for (5)

A

immigrants > 5 years ago
IVDU
homeless shelters/LTC/prison/hospital
children < 4 yo
exposure to adults in high risk categories

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99
Q

5 or more induration for TB test is positive for (6)

A

HIV
recent TB contact
CXR changes
organ transplant
TNF a inhibitors
chronic steroids

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100
Q

leading cause of fatal anaphylaxis

A

PCN

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101
Q

colicky postprandial pain
fever/erythema/tender gland

A

sialadenitis

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102
Q

etiology of sialadenitis:
viral:
bacterial:
AI:

A

viral: mumps, HIV
bacterial: staph/strep
AI: Sjorgens

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103
Q

mc encountered infxn of neck space

A

ludwig’s angina

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104
Q

cellulitis of sublingual and submandibular spaces
often infxn of mandibular dentition
edema and erythema
tongue displaced upward

A

ludwig’s angina

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105
Q

tx for sialadenitis

A

hydration
warm compress
gland massage
sialogogues
dicloxacillin

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106
Q

9 common teratogenic drugs

A

isotretinoin
phenytoin
diethylstillbestrol (DES)
tetracycline
lithium
warfarin
valproate/carbamazepine
ACEI
vit A

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107
Q

first line tx for trigeminal neuralgia

A

carbamazepine (antiepileptic)

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108
Q

FDA pregnancy categories

A

A: no risk in human studies
B: no risk in animal studies
C: small risk in animal studies
D: strong e.o risk
X: very high risk

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109
Q

life threatening complication of hypothyroidism

A

myxedema coma

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110
Q

hashimoto is a rf for what malignancy

A

non-hodgkin lymphoma

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111
Q

how long can it take for levothyroxine to be effective

A

6 weeks

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112
Q

acquired hypertriglyceridemia is associated w. what conditions

A

obesity
T2DM
renal dz
hypothyroidism
pregnancy
etoh
diet
meds

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113
Q

hereditary hypertriglyceridemia is associated with what conditions

A

chylomicronemia
familial combined hyperlipidemia
familial dysbetailpoproteinemia (wtf?!)

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114
Q

blood in anterior chamber

A

hyphema

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115
Q

hyphema commonly occurs dt

A

blunt or penetrating injury

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116
Q

2 pt’s at risk for vision threatening hyphema

A

anticoagulated
dyscrasias

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117
Q

5 tx for pt not at risk of vision loss from hyphema

A

eye shield
bed rest
head of bed elevation
pain control
cycloplegia

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118
Q

5 PE findings of hyphema

A

decreased vision
photophobia
pain
absence of red reflex
unequal pupils

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119
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avoid __ in hyphema

A

antiplatelets/anticoagulatns

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120
Q

tx for adhesive capsulitis that affects ADLs

A

intra-articular steroid injxn

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121
Q

PE findings of COPD

A

increased A/P chest diameter
prolonged expiratory phase
splitting of second heart sound
wheezes
pursed lip breathing
decreased heart and lung sounds dt hyperinflation

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122
Q

what drugs can cause SJS

A

sulfonamides
antiepileptics
allopurinol
NSAIDs

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123
Q

what infxn is associated w. SJS

A

mycoplasma PNA

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124
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sx of SJS

A

flu like prodrome
cutaneous lesions
mucosal lesions
uerthritis

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125
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coalescing erythematous macules with purpuric centers

A

SJS

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126
Q

how to differentiate toxic epidermal necrolysis from SJS

A

they are identical, but toxic epidermal necrolysis lesions cover > 30% of the body

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127
Q

most significant comorbid rf in SJS

A

HIV

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128
Q

in acute bronchitis, the cough lasts > __ days

A

5

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129
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when should antitussive be given in acute bronchitis

A

only when it interferes with sleep

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130
Q

tx for acute bronchitis

A

supportive

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131
Q

PID is mc caused by

A

chlamydia

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132
Q

first line med for pt w. hx MI or ACS

A

bb

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133
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all pt w. acute lbp and no red flags should be told to

A

remain active and limit bed rest

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134
Q

what DM med increases risk for vaginal candidiasis

A

empagliflozin

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135
Q

which DM med will show glucosuria on UA and urine dipstick

A

empagliflozin

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136
Q

injury and inflammation to wrist extensors

A

lateral epicondylitis

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137
Q

lateral epicondylitis is aka

A

tennis elbow

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138
Q

order of tx for lateral epicondylitis

A
  1. imaging
  2. conservative tx
  3. reimaging to r.o missed injury
  4. steroid injxn
  5. surgical referral
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139
Q

golfers elbow

A

medial epicondylitis

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140
Q

average age for perimenopause

A

47

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141
Q

what lab is elevated in perimenopause

A

FSH

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142
Q

unopposed estrogen therapy increases the risk of

A

endometrial ca

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143
Q

best PE test for appendicitis

A

mcburney point

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144
Q

RLQ pain elicited by flexion of the knee and hip with internal rotation of the right hip

A

obturator sign -> low sensitivity

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145
Q

RLQ pain elicited by passive right hip extension

A

psoas sign -> poor sensitivity

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146
Q

pain that begins as periumbilical and then moves to RLQ

A

appendicitis

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147
Q

RLQ pain when LLQ is palpated

A

rovsing

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148
Q

mc cause of appendicitis

A

fecolith

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149
Q

what test is recommended for women as long-term follow up after hodgkin lymphoma has been treated to remission

A

annual mammography

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150
Q

aortic stenosis triad

A

chest pain
dyspnea
syncope

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151
Q

3 PE findings of aortic stenosis

A

delayed/diminished carotid pulses
paradoxically split S2
S4 gallop
narrow pulse pressure

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152
Q

2 heart sounds associated w. aortic stenosis

A

paradoxically split S2
S4 gallop

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153
Q

aortic stenosis murmur radiates to the

A

carotids

154
Q

hernia that bulges through the internal inguinal ring to the scrotum

A

indirect

155
Q

hernia that protrudes medial to the inferior epigastric vessels

A

direct inguinal

156
Q

least common type of hernia that protrude thru femoral canal

A

femoral hernia

157
Q

hernia that arises from medical condition that increase abd pressure (ascites, pregnancy, obesity)

A

umbilical

158
Q

which type of hernia is a medical emergency dt incarceration or strangulation

A

femoral

159
Q

which type of hernia protrudes through hesselbach triangle

A

direct inguinal

160
Q

which inguinal hernia has higher risk for strangulation

A

indirect

161
Q

what do you think when you see salmonellosis plus osteomyelitis

A

SSA

162
Q

what causes parotid gland swelling in pt w. bulimia nervosa

A

noninflammatory stimulation of the salivary glands

163
Q

russell sign

A

callouses, abrasions, scarring on knuckles of bulimia pt

164
Q

eye condition associated w. sunlight exposure, windy, sandy, and dusty environments

A

pterygium

165
Q

soft, flat, pink triangular growth extending toward and involving a small portion of the cornea bilaterally

A

pterygium

166
Q

tx for pterytium

A

artificial tears
surgical excision

167
Q

similar to pterygium but confined to conjunctiva without corneal involvement

A

pinguecula

168
Q

pterygium is located:
pinguecula is located:

A

pterygium: medial
pinguecula: lateral

169
Q

prolonged PR interval with no dropped beats
P wave for every QRS

A

first degree AV block
tx not needed

170
Q

progressive increase in PR interval with eventual dropped beat

+/- symptomatic

A

Mobitz type 1 2nd degree AV block

171
Q

PR intervals always the same duration
dropped beats

A

Mobitz type 2 2nd degree AV block

172
Q

what meds can cause or exacerbate AV blocks

A

bb
ccb
digoxin

173
Q

complete dissociation of P waves w. QRS complexes
bradycardia

A

third degree AV block

174
Q

tx for second degree heart block type II

A

immediate transcutaneous pacing

175
Q

predisposing factors for endocarditis that count as minor criteria

A

IVDU
prosthetic heart valve
glomerulonephritis
positive RF

176
Q

colon ca screening recs for pt w. fam hx colon ca

A

40 yo
OR
10 years before first degree relative was diagnosed

whichever comes first

177
Q

management of afib:
stable:
unstable:

A

stable: rate control -> metropolol, diltiazem
unstable: synchronized cardioversion

178
Q

how long to anticoagulate pt before cardioversion

A

21 days

179
Q

when to cardiovert afib pt

A

sx > 48 hr

180
Q

when is orchiectomy PLUS chemo recommended for testicular ca pt

A

stage II

181
Q

TB med known for causing GI sx and arthralgia

A

pyrazinamide

182
Q

TB med that is hepatotoxic and causes GI s.e

A

rifampin

183
Q

TB dz of vertebrae that manifests as osteomyelitis and arthritis

A

Pott dz

184
Q

platelet morphology in immune thrombocytopenia of childhood

A

normal

185
Q

3 main predictors for future OP fx

A

age
low bone mineral density
hx previous fx

186
Q

cause of primary type 1 OP

A

postmenopausal loss of estrogen

187
Q

causes of primary type II OP

A

> 75 yo
loss of zinc
lack of calcium intake

anything besides postmenopausal estrogen loss

188
Q

causes of secondary OP

A

chronic dz
meds

189
Q

2 ways pt can be diagnosed w. OP

A

T score -2.5 or lower on DXA
fragility fx

190
Q

what is N-methylnicotinamide deficiency associated w.

A

pellagra

191
Q

mc type of mental health disorder

A

phobic disorders

192
Q

when are meds used for phobic disorders

A

when CBT is not available
time constraint (ex upcoming blood draw)

193
Q

med for phobic disorder if CBT is not available

A

lorazepam 30 min before exposure to stimulus

194
Q

2 indications for haldol

A

schizophrenia
aggressive behavior related to psychosis

195
Q

indication for dialectical behavior therapy

A

borderline personality disordr

196
Q

specific phobia can only be dx if sx last for __

A

6 months

197
Q

what lifestyle factor worsens fibrocystic breast changes

A

frequent etoh consumption

198
Q

bilateral parotitis in a ped

A

mumps

199
Q

2 mc organ systems affected by SLE

A

MSK
skin

200
Q

hand deformity seen w. SLE

A

swan neck deformity

201
Q

rash associated w. SLE

A

malar (butterfly)

202
Q

the malar rash spares the

A

nasolabial folds

203
Q

heliotrope rash

A

dermatomyositis

204
Q

telangiectasia rash

A

rosacea

205
Q

sx of SLE

A

photosensitivity
fatigue
fever
wt loss
arthritis
pleuritis
pericarditis
neuropsych sx

206
Q

most sensitive test for SLE:
most specific test for SLE:

A

sensitive: ANA
specific: anti-dsDNA, anti-SMITH

207
Q

tx for SLE

A

NSAIDs
steroids
hydroxychloroquine
immunosuppresants

208
Q

what lab value correlates w. SLE severity

A

anti-dsDNA

209
Q

what lab value is seen in SLE flare ups

A

low complement

210
Q

what drugs cause SLE

A

HIPPS:

hydralazine
INH
procainimide
phenytoin
sulfonamides

211
Q

2 birth controls recommended for SLE

A

levonorgestrel IUD
progestin-only

212
Q

2 first line HTN meds for AA

A

thiazides
CCB

213
Q

when to refer HTN pt to specialist

A

> 3 drugs needed

214
Q

what 2 bb do not carry risk of impaired glucose tolerance or DM

A

carvedilol
nebivolol

215
Q

bp goal for < 60 yo or those w. DM

A

140/90

216
Q

bp goal for > 60 yo

A

150/90

217
Q

HTN med for CKD with or w.o DM

A

ACEI
OR
ARB

218
Q

2 common causes of tinnitus

A

NSAIDs/ASA
excessive etoh

219
Q

consider NSAIDs as cause of tinnitus in what pt pop

A

young pt w. arthritis (taking lots of NSAIDs)

220
Q

facial paralysis
zoster lesions
tinnitus

A

ramsay hunt syndrome

221
Q

5 ototoxic agents

A

salicylates
NSAIDs
quinine
abx
chemo

222
Q

3 ototoxic abx

A

aminoglycosides
erythromycin
vancomycin

223
Q

first line pharm for panic disorder

A

citalopram

224
Q

which lung ca starts peripherally

A

adenocarcinoma -> mc type

225
Q

which 2 types of lung ca starts centrally

A

small cell
squamous cell

226
Q

which type of lung ca is associated w. hypercalcemia

A

squamous cell

227
Q

3 types of non small cell lung ca

A

adenocarcinoma
squamous cell
large cell

228
Q

which type of lung ca is associated w. paraneoplastic syndromes

A

small cell

229
Q

individual hairs on head are easily dislodged

A

positive pull test -> alopecia areata

230
Q

immune mediated, recurrent, non-scarring hair loss

A

alopecia areata

231
Q

exclamation mark hairs

A

alopecia areata

from thin proximal shaft

232
Q

androgenic alopecia is aka

A

male pattern or female pattern baldness

233
Q

diffuse hair loss that occurs two to three months after inciting event (childbirth, stress, dietary changes, meds)

A

teolgen effluvium

234
Q

areas of hair loss w. pruritis and scarring

A

tinea capitis

235
Q

mc cause of alopecia areata

A

AI

236
Q

tx for alopecia areata

A

intralesional corticosteroids

237
Q

Ken Tuc Ky heart sound

A

S3 -> systolic HF

can be normal

238
Q

Te Nuh See heart sound

A

S4 gallop -> diastolic HF

always pathologic

239
Q

as preload increases, cardiac stroke volume also increases until at a certain point it plateaus, then declines

A

frank-starling principle

240
Q

FDA approved meds for delirium

A

none!

241
Q

med absolutely contraindicated in delirium except w. substance withdrawal

A

benzos

242
Q

med to consider for delirium

A

atypical antipsychotics

243
Q

CHESS criteria for high risk syncope

A

CHF
hematocrit > 30%
ECG abnormal
SOB
systolic BP > 90

244
Q

test for every pt w. syncope

A

ECG

245
Q

symmetrically distributed, coalescent, hyperpigmented macules in exposed areas of the face

A

melasma

246
Q

hyperpigmented coalescent macules in sun exposed areas of the body
begin as solitary lesion

A

solar lentingines

247
Q

tx for solar lentigines

A

fluocinolone
trichloracetic acid
hydroquinone
tretinoin
bleaching agents
chemical peels
laser therapy

248
Q

melasma during pregnancy

A

cholasma

249
Q

lab value to monitor for pt on allopurinol long term

A

Cr

250
Q

management of acute gout

A
  1. NSAIDs, ice
  2. prednisone
  3. triamcinolone injxn
  4. arthrocentesis
  5. chochicine
251
Q

what gout med reduces formation of uric acid crystals in the joint but has a narrow therapeutic window

A

colchicine

252
Q

what gout med causes vomiting and diarrhea

A

chochicine

253
Q

med for chronic management of gout

A

allopurinol -> lowers urate

254
Q

2 meds contraindicated in gout

A

ASA
loop and thiazide diuretics

255
Q

treat to target level of uric acid in gout pt

A

< 6

256
Q

what is podagra

A

acute onset of pain in first MTP -> gout

257
Q

needle shaped crystal with negative birefringence

A

gout

258
Q

what med class can induce mania in bipolar I or II

A

SSRI

259
Q

what does DIG FAST stand for

A

distractibility
impulsivity
grandiosity

flight of ideas
activities
sleep - decreased
talkative

mania sx

260
Q

accumulation of bile in the liver as a result of decreased secretion of bile by hepatocytes or obstruction of bile ducts

A

cholestasis

261
Q

causes of cholestatic jaundice in older kids and adults

A

drug induced
viral hepatitis
progressive familial syndromes

262
Q

causes of obstructive cholestasis

A

cholelithiasis
cholangitis
tumors

263
Q

patients with cholestatic jaundice have __ total bile salt pool size

A

decreased

264
Q

4 extrahepatic causes of cholestasis

A

choledocholithiasis
tumor
biliary atresia
ascending cholangitis

265
Q

4 intrahepatic causes of cholestasis

A

hepatitis
etoh liver dz
primary sclerosing cholangitis
primary biliary cirrhosis

266
Q

3 acne meds contraindicated in pregnancy

A

doxycycine
isotretinoin
tretinoin

267
Q

topical abx for papulopustular and mixed acne

A

erythromycin
clindamycin

268
Q

oral abx for papulopustular and mixed acne

A

doxycycline
bactrim

269
Q

which type of lesion is the hallmark of acne vulgaris

A

comedome

270
Q

completely disorganized EKG
irregular chaotic pattern w.o p waves or qrs
incompatible w. life

A

vfib

271
Q

mc cause of vfib

A

ischemic heart dz

272
Q

tx for vfib

A

CPR
IV access
defbrillator -> 200 joules
1 mg IV epi
lower core body temp to 32-36 degrees

273
Q

tx for CAP PNA in healthy adult (3)

A

high dose amoxicillin
OR
doxycycine
OR
macrolide

274
Q

tx for CAP PNA: comorbidities

A

augmento or cephalosporin
PLUS
doxycycine PLUS macrolide

OR

fluoroquinolone

275
Q

pt pops at risk for klebsiella PNA

A

DM
etoh abuse

276
Q

single erythematous patch with overlying warmth

A

cellulitis

277
Q

purple, pruritic, polygonal, papular plaques
ankles, wrists, genital/oral mucosa

A

lichen planus

278
Q

derm condition associated w. hep C

A

lichen planus

279
Q

raised, pruritic, target-like lesions with two zones of color change

A

SJS
TEN

280
Q

bright red plaque w. raised and sharply demarcated borders

A

erysipelas

281
Q

cellulitis is mc caused by (3)

A

GAS
strep pyogenes
s. aureus

282
Q

immediate tx of htn emergency

A

sodium nitroprusside

283
Q

markedly elevated bp w.o e.o end organ damage

A

hypertensive urgency

284
Q

hypertensive emergency definition

A

sbp > 180
dbp > 120
end organ damage

285
Q

tx for aortic dissection

A

esmolol

286
Q

tx for eclampsia

A

hydralazine

287
Q

sx of bells palsy

A

no forehead wrinkling
lip droop
drooling
hyperacusis
retroauricular pain
ipsilateral tongue numbness
loss of taste

288
Q

pink/salmon-colored herald patch with a collarette of scale

A

pityriasis rosea

289
Q

papulosquamous eruption along lines of cleavage of skin
inflammatory, oval in proximal areas of extremities and trunk
mc in fall/spring

A

pityriasis rosea

290
Q

tx for pityriasis rosea

A

spontaneously resolves
symptomatic
antihistamines/corticosteroids

291
Q

christmas tree rash on the back

A

pityriasis rosea

292
Q

2 types of abnormal uterine bleeding

A

heavy menstrual bleeding
intermenstrual bleeding

293
Q

structural causes of AUB

A

PALM:
polyp
adenomyosis
leiomyoma
malignancy

294
Q

nonstructural causes of AUB

A

COEIN:
coagulopathy
ovulatory dysfxn
endometrial
iatrogenic
not yet classified

295
Q

bleeding disorders to r.o for AUB

A

von willebrand
factor VIII

296
Q

women w. SLE need to avoid pregnancy for __ months after active dz

A

6 mo

297
Q

antihistone antibody

A

SLE

298
Q

major complications of cirrhosis

A

portal htn
hepatic encephalopathy
hepatocellular carcinoma
portal vein thrombosis

299
Q

complications of portal hypertension

A

esophageal varices
ascites
spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
hepatorenal syndrome

300
Q

management of esophageal varices

A

endoscopy
TIPS
variceal ligation

301
Q

med for esophageal varies

A

bb -> nadolol, propranolol

302
Q

mc complication of cirrhosis

A

ascites

303
Q

management of ascites

A

diuretis
salt restriction
paracentesis

304
Q

infxn of ascitic fluid
typically in end stage liver dz

A

spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

305
Q

management of SBP

A

d.c bb and ppi
diuretics
abx

306
Q

abx for sbp

A

bactrim
OR
cipro

307
Q

management for hepatorenal syndrome

A

TIPS
terlipressin with albumin

308
Q

sx of hepatic encephalopathy

A

asterix
hyperactive DTR
insomnia
decerebrate posturing

309
Q

meds for hepatic encephalopathy

A
  1. lactulose to produce 2 soft stools/day
  2. rifamixin
310
Q

med that prevents recurrent hepatic encephalopathy and improves qol/reduces morbidity/mortality when given with lactulose

A

rifamixin

311
Q

hepatocellular carcinoma lab finding

A

elevated serum alpha fetoprotein

312
Q

management of portal vein thrombosis

A

screen for esophageal varices
anticoagulation

313
Q

ankle inversion sprain causes damage to the __ ligament

A

calcaneofibular

314
Q

eversion ankle sprain causes damage to the __ ligament

A

deltoid

315
Q

high ankle sprain is associated w. __ tear

A

syndesmotic

316
Q

palpation of LLQ causes pain in RLQ

A

rovsing sign

317
Q

mc inherited disorder of bilirubin glucoronidation

A

gilbert syndrome

318
Q

UGT1A1 gene mutation

A

gilbert syndrome

319
Q

what enzyme is responsible for transforming unconjugated bilirubin to water soluble conjugated bilirubin for excretion

A

glucuronosyltransferase

320
Q

conjugated bilirubin is broken down into __ for excretion in the feces

and into __ for excretion in the urine

A

feces: urobilinogen
urine: urobilin

321
Q

3 causes of unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia

A

hemolysis
gilbert syndrome
drug rxns

322
Q

7 causes of conjugated hyperbilirubinemia

A

intraphepatic cholestasis
hepatitis
cirrhosis
sepsis
biliary obstruction -> choledocholithiasis, sclerosing angitis, pancreatitis
dubin johnson
rotor

323
Q

benign autosomal recessive condition characterized by reduced production of uridine 5’diphospho-glucuronosyltransferase that results in elevated unconjugated or indirect bilirubin levels

A

gilbert syndrome

324
Q

definitive dx for gilbert syndrome

A

genetic testing

325
Q

intermittent jaundice… otherwise asymptomatic

A

gilbert syndrome

326
Q

retention of bile in the liver

A

cholestasis

327
Q

reduced excretory fxn of hepatocytes -> increased conjugated bilirubin

A

dubin-johnson syndrome

328
Q

inability to visualize liver on cholecystography
black liver

A

dubin-johnson syndrome

329
Q

reduced hepatic uptake of bilirubin conjugates
can visualize liver
no black liver

A

rotor syndrome

330
Q

what serum level of bilirubin is associated w. jaundice

A

3 or higher

331
Q

3 ways to maximize bone mass

A

nutrition -> Ca/vit D
PA
avoid smoking and etoh

332
Q

score that compares bone mass w. a healthy 30 yo of the same sex

A

t score

333
Q

score that compares bone density to average person of same age and sex

A

z score

334
Q

preferred iron supplement for IDA

A

oral ferrous sulfate 325 mg

335
Q

for dx of mdd, pt must have at least __ symptoms x __ months

A

5 symptoms x 6 months

336
Q

factors that increase risk for mdd

A

childhood trauma
early-onset anxiety
low self esteem
substance abuse
parental loss
low parental warmth
marital issues
low education

337
Q

is fam hx of mdd a risk factor for developing it

A

no!

but it is for bipolar

338
Q

a post bronchodilator FEV1:FVC < __ i used to establish presence of airflow limitation in COPD

A

70%

339
Q

__ diffusing capacity for carbon dioxide is a good measurement of amt of emphysematous destruction in the lungs

A

low

340
Q

4 CXR findings of COPD

A

flat diaphragm
increased retrosternal lung space
rapidly tapering vasculature
bullae

341
Q

unexpected panic attacks followed by a month or more of persistent worry about additional panic attacks or significant maladaptive behaviors

A

panic disorder

342
Q

sx of panic disorder

A

sweating
shaking
feeling of choking/smothering
chest pain/pressure
nausea
dizzy
chills
heat sensation
impending doom

343
Q

tx for panic d.o

A

CBT
SSRI

344
Q

t/f: panic attacks occur in response to a particular stimulus

A

f!

345
Q

tiny, weeping vesicles and crusted lesions in a linear distribution on both arms bilaterally

erythematous maculopapular lesions extending outward from vesicular lesions

A

poison ivy

346
Q

poison ivy is an example of __ dermatitis

A

allergic contact

347
Q

excessive exposure to soaps, detergents, or organic solvents that causes physical, chemical, or mechanical irritation to the skin

A

irritant contact dermatitis

348
Q

allergic contact dermatitis is a type __ hypersensitivity rxn, mediated by __ cells

A

IV
T cells

349
Q

5 common causes of allergic contact dermatitis

A

nickel (metal fasteners of pants/belts)
poison ivy (urushiol)
soaps
neomycin
cobalt
potassium dichromate

350
Q

difference btw irritant and allergic contact dermatitis

A

irritant: limited to sites of direct contact w. irritant
allergic: occurs beyond sites of direct contact

351
Q

lesions typical of irritant contact dermatitis

A

erythematous
burning
scaly

352
Q

lesions typical of allergic contact dermatitis

A

intensely pruritic macules
papules
weeping vesicles
crusted lesions
bullae in severe cases

353
Q

tx for poison ivy

A

washing w. soap and water w.in 30 minutes of contact
topical steroids
systemic steroids
calamine lotion
zinc oxide paste

354
Q

how to r.o infxn like cellulitis and impetigo w. contact dermatitis

A

gram stain and culture

355
Q

what type of hypersensitivity rxn is a transfusion rxn due to ABO incompatibility

A

II

356
Q

dx for allergic contact dermatitis

A

patch test

357
Q

“Id” rxn

A

generalized cutaneous rxn in areas not exposed to allergen (allergic contact dermatitis)

358
Q

5 common causes of irritant contact dermatitis

A

water
detergents
solvents
acids
alkali

359
Q

tx for irritant contact dermatitis

A

emollients
topica steroids

360
Q

painless progressive visual field defect
curtain moving across the eye
increase in floaters

A

retinal detachment

361
Q

tx for retinal detachment

A

stat surgical referral for:
laser
cryoretinopexy

362
Q

fluid behind retina
vitreous detachment

A

retinal detachment

363
Q

cobweb appearance
photopsia
visual field defect

A

retinal detachment

364
Q

protrusion of uveal content
tear drop pupil
eccentric pupil

A

open globe injury -> trauma

365
Q

hazy/gray retina with white folds

A

retinal detachment

366
Q

most sensitive imaging for acute ischemic stroke

A

MRI

367
Q

3 urgent diagnostic tests for acute stroke

A

noncontrast CT
finger stick BG
O2 sat

368
Q

5 emergent diagnostic tests for acute stroke

A

ECG
CBC
troponin
PT, PTT/INR
escarin clotting time

369
Q

4 factors in initial eval of suspected syncope

A

comprehensive hx
PE
ECG
transthoracic ECHO

370
Q

placental tissue covers the internal cervical ox by 2 cm

A

placenta previa

371
Q

painless vaginal bleeding in a woman beyond 20 weeks gestation

A

placenta previa

372
Q

5 rf for plaenta previa

A

previous placenta previa
previous cesarean
multiple gestation
multiple induced abortions
advanced age

373
Q

dx for placenta previa

A

transvaginal > transabdominal

374
Q

exam to avoid in placenta previa

A

digital vaginal exam

375
Q

med to give in deliveries before 37 weeks gestation to help with lung development

A

antenatal steroids

376
Q

med to give for deliveries btw 24-32 weeks gestation for neuroprotection

A

magnesium sulfate

377
Q

management of asymptomatic placenta previa

A

obs
monitor w. US
avoid sexual activity/exercise
avoid long periods of standing

378
Q

goal of placenta previa management

A

get pt to 34 weeks before cesarean

379
Q

you can exclude placenta previa if pt is not in the __ trimester

A

third

380
Q

what pt pop can try H2 receptor for GERD before PPI

A

mild and intermittent -> sx less than twice weekly
no esophagitis or Barett

381
Q

pt w. mild/intermittent GERD sx who starts w. H2 receptor antagonist should be switched to PPI if sx have not improved w.in __ of daily dose

A

2 weeks

382
Q

if pt w. mild/intermittent GERD sx has improvement w. 2 weeks of daily H2 receptor, what is the next step

A

switch H2 receptor antagonist to PRN