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1
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what is tamsulosin used for?

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-BPH

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what is terazosin used for?

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  • BPH

- HTN

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tamsulosin and terazosin drug class = ?

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a1 antagonists

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what are the s/e of sildenafil and vildenafil?

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  • low BP (if used w/ nitrates)
  • priapism
  • vision color (blue tinted vision)
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minoxedil uses =

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  • hair growth

- HTN

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6
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pulsatile leuprolide use =

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infertility

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constant leuprolide uses =

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  • precocious puberty
  • fibroid
  • prostate cancer (used w/ flutamide)
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what drug combo is used to tx prostate ca?

hint: 1 = GnRH antagonist

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  1. leuprolide

2. flutamide

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9
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what does in utero exposure to DES cause?

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clear cell ca of vagina/cervix

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what is clomiphene used for?

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infertility in PCOS

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what are the s/e of tamoxifen?

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  • DVT (High E –> hyper-coag state)
  • endometrial hyperplasia/Ca
  • hot flashes
  • *protects from osteoporosis
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12
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what is tamoxifen used for?

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-ER+ breast Ca

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13
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what is raloxifen used for?

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post-menopausal osteoporosis

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what are the s/e of raloxifen?

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  • DVT
  • hot flashes
  • NO ENDOMETRIAL EFFECTS/RISKS
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what are the uses of mifepristone?

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  • abortion

- high BG in pts w/ cushing dz AND DM2

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16
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danazol s/e = ?

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  • wt gain
  • edema
  • acne
  • hirtuism
  • pseudotumor cerebri
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17
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what are the uses of danazol?

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  • endometriosis
  • adenomyosis
  • fibroids
  • hereditary angioedema
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what are the uses of finasteride?

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  • BPH

- hair growth

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what are the s/e of spironolactone?

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  • gynecomastia

- amenorrhea

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What are the s/e of testosterone?

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  • balding
  • gynecomastia
  • roid rage
  • small, firm testes
  • acne
  • premature closure of growth plates
  • decr HDL, incr LDL
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what are the s/e of oxytocin?

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  • uterine atony
  • lactation
  • low Na
  • HTN
  • HA/seizure/vision changes
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22
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Mg s/e = ?

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  • (first to manifest) hyporeflexia –> arreflexia
  • n/v
  • low Ca
  • resp depression
  • cardiac arrest (arrhythmias)
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23
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you see a cluster of grapes on pelvic U/S. dx = ?

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hyatidiform mole (complete)

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24
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what are the karyotypes of complete hyatidiform moles?

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46 XY

46 XX

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25
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which molar pregnancy presents w/ fetal parts on pelvic U/S?

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partial mole

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26
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pregnant pt presents w/ painful vaginal bleeding. dx = ?

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placental abruption

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27
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pregnant pt presents w/ painless vaginal bleeding. dx = ?

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  • placenta previa

- vasa previa

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28
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what must you do prior to vaginal exam if pregnant pt presents w/ vaginal bleeding?

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transABDOMINAL U/S

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29
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what are some (x4) ABX that have teratogenic affects?

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  • tetracyclines
  • fluoroquinolones
  • aminoglycosides
  • sulfonamides
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30
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what teratogenic effect do tetracyclines have?

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tooth discoloration/malformation

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31
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what teratogenic effect do fluoroquinolones have?

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tendon rupture

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32
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what teratogenic effect do aminoglycosides have?

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ototoxicity

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33
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what teratogenic effect do sulfonamides have?

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neural tube defects

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34
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what is the MCC of post-partum hemorrhage?

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uterine atony

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how do you tx post-partum hemorrhage 2/2 uterine atony?

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  1. uterine massage
  2. tocolytics
  3. uterine artery ablation
  4. hysterectomy
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36
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what meds are used for GBS ppx?

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  • penicillin

- ampicillin

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37
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new mother fails to lactate. her delivery was complicated by post-partum hemorrhage. dx = ?

A

sheehans (pituitary necosis 2/2 hemorrhage)

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38
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pt presents w/ uterine bleeding @ 18 wks gestation. no fetal materials have been expulsed. the OS is open. dx = ?

A

inevitable abortion

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39
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pt presents w/ uterine bleeding @ 18 wks gestation. no fetal materials have been expulsed. the OS is closed. dx = ?

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-threatened abortion

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40
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pt presents w/ amenorrhea, nL prolactin, no withdrawal bleeding on progestin challenge and h/o D&C. dx = ?

A

asherman’s synd

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41
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what drug is used to induce ovulation?

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clomiphene

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42
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how do you tx PCOS?

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  1. weight loss
  2. OCPs
  3. metformin (if insulin resistance)
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43
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what is the best initial test for post-menopausal uterine bleeding?

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U/S (look for endometrial stripe thickening)

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44
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post-menopausal bleeder + thickened endometrial stripe on U/S. what test do you do?

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-endometrial bx

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45
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how do you medically tx endometriosis?

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  1. OCPs
  2. GnRH agonists (leuprolide)
  3. danazol
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46
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MC location of ectopic pregnancy implantation?

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ampulla

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47
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how do you dx leiomyoma (fibroids)?

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  • bimanual exam (enlarged, nodular, asymmetric uterus)

- U/S (fibroid visualization)

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48
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what do leiomyomas do w/ incr age?

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shrink

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49
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pt presents w/ incr vaginal discharge + petechial patches on vagina/cervix (i.e. strawberry cervix). dx = ?

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trichomonas cervicitis

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50
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kid presents w/ F for > 5 d. dx = ?

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kawasaki dz

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51
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bacterial vaginosis tx = ?

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metronidazole

52
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what is the MCC of bloody nipple discharge?

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intraductal papilloma

53
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PID + RUQ pain. dx = ?

A

Fitz-hugh curtis

54
Q

itchy/burning erosions on nipple. dx = ?

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paget’s dz of the breast

55
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what marker is elevated in ovarian ca?

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ca-125

56
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what will FSH levels be in post-menopausal women?

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incr

57
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what is the MCC of infertility?

A

endometriosis

58
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what is the NS if 2 PAP smears are ASCUS +?

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colposcopy

59
Q

what is the tx for delerium tremens?

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IV benzos

60
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how do you tx acetominophen OD?

A

n-actetyl cystein

61
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how do you tx opiod OD?

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naloxone

62
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how do you tx benzo OD?

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flumazanil

63
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what drug can be used to tx both malig hyperthermia and NEMS?

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dantroline

64
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what are the tx for malignant HTN?

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  • nitroprusside
  • fenoldopam
  • hydralazine
  • clevidipine
  • nicardipine
65
Q

pt presents w/ macrocytic anemia + neurological s/s. dx = ?

A

vit B12 deficiency

66
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what antibody is associated w/ drug-induced lupus?

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anti-histone

67
Q

burn pt presents w/ cherry red flushing and nL SaO2. dx = ?

A

CO poisoning

68
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how do you tx CO poisoning?

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  • 100% O2

- hyperbaric chamber

69
Q

pt presents w/ blood in the urethral meatus or high riding prostate. ddx = ?

A
  • urethral injury

- bladder rupture

70
Q

pt presents w/ blood in the urethral meatus or high riding prostate. what test do you get?

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retrograde cystogram

**must get before attempting to place catheter

71
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what is the MCC infx in burn pts?

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pseudomonas

72
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pt presents in neurogenic shock. what will their BP and HR look like?

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  • decr BP

- decr HR

73
Q

what is the MC type of tracheoesophageal fistula?

A

H type

74
Q

what are the C/I to vaccination w/ the live-attenuated vaccines?

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  • immunocomp

- pregnancy

75
Q

which vaccines are C/I if egg allergy?

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  • YELLOW FEVER
  • flu
  • MMR
76
Q

when are further doses of pertussis vaccine C/I?

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-pt developed encephalitis w/in 7d of prior dose

77
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what rxn is a C/I for all vaccines?

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anaphylaxis after prior dose of vaccine

78
Q

what is a C/I to giving the rotavirus vaccine?

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h/o intussusception

79
Q

bilious emesis w/in hours after first feed. dx = ?

A

duodenal atresia

80
Q

what is meconium ileus assoc w/?

A

CF

81
Q

what is hirschsprungs assoc w/?

A

downs synd

82
Q

2 mos old presents w/ nonbilious emesis. dx = ?

A

pyloric stenosis

83
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boy presents w/ h/o chronic pulm infx + negative nitroblue test (test strip stayed yellow). dx = ?

A

chronic granulomatous dz

84
Q

4 mos old male presents w/ life threatening pseudomonas infx. what immunodeficiency do you suspect?

A

bruton’s agammaglobulnemia

85
Q

kid presents w/ eczema + thrombocytopenia + incr IgA. dx = ?

A

wiskott aldrich synd

86
Q

what is the MC immunodeficiency?

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IgA deficiency

87
Q

how do you tx the acute phase of kawasaki dz?

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  1. ASA

2. IVIG

88
Q

unilat loss of red light reflex in a kid suggests what?

A

retinoblastoma

89
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kids presents w/ sudden AMS + liver dysf(x) + n/v + recent ASA use. dx = ?

A

Reye synd

90
Q

what vaccines do you give at age 6mos?

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B DR HIP +/- influ
   HBV
   DTap
   Rotavirus
   Hib
   Inactivated polio vaccine
   PCV-13
   \+/- flu shot (if fall/winter)
91
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what is the likely etiology of small airway infx in the winter/spring?

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RSV (dx = bronchiolitis)

92
Q

pt presents w/ red stool + ABD pain + bilious vomiting + abd mass. dx = ?

A

intussusception

93
Q

what congenital heart dz leads to UE HTN?

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coarctation of the aorta

94
Q

what is the 1st line tx for acute OTM?

A

amoxicillin

95
Q

what is the MC etiology of croup infx?

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parainfluenza

96
Q

small, homeless kid presents w/ peeling skin + potbelly. dx = ?

A

protein malnutrition (kwashiorkor)

97
Q

malnourished, skinny kid presents. dx = ?

A

marasmus

98
Q

x-linked synd + gout + finger trauma. dx = ?

A

lesch nyhan synd

99
Q

how do you keep the PDA open?

A

prostaglandins

100
Q

how do you close a patent PDA?

A

indomethacin

101
Q

11 yo obese african american boy presents w/ sudden limp. dx = ?

A

SCFE

102
Q

an active 13 yo M presents w/ anterior knee pain. dx =

A

osgood-schlatter dz

103
Q

2 mos old milestones?

A

smile and lift head

…for kiss @valentines/Feb/2nd mos

104
Q

4 mos old milestones?

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Laugh and roll over

@ Easter. happy easter baby looking for eggs

105
Q

6 mos old milestones?

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transfer objects from hand to hand

106
Q

when can most babies sit w/ help and w/o help?

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  • w/ 4 mos

- w/o 6 mos

107
Q

9 mos old milestones?

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  • wave, say mama/dada, play patty-cake
  • hold bottle
    (wave bye-bye to summer and play w/ mama and dada)
108
Q

12 mos old milestones?

A

separation anxiety

109
Q

18 mos old milestones?

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“mine”

110
Q

2 year old milestones?

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  • 2 word phrases

- 50% of words are discernable

111
Q

3 year old milestones?

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  • can ride tricycle
  • can draw circle
  • uses 3 word phrases
  • 75% of words are discernable
112
Q

4 year old milestones?

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  • hop

- can draw square

113
Q

5 yr old milestones?

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  • walk backwards

- can draw triangle

114
Q

what is the s/e of doxyrubicin?

A

cardiomyopathy

115
Q

how do you tx cardiomyopathy 2/2 doxyrubicin use?

A

dexrazoxane (Fe chelator)

116
Q

what are the s/e of busulfan?

A
  • pulm fibrosis (think chemo man)
  • hyperpigmentation
  • myelosuppression
117
Q

what are the s/e of vincristine?

A
  • peripheral neuropathy

- paralytic ileus

118
Q

what are the uses for cisplatin?

A
  1. sm cell lung ca
  2. ovarian ca
  3. testicular ca
  4. bladder ca
119
Q

what are the s/e of cisplatin?

A
  • ototoxicity

- nephtotoxicity

120
Q

how do you ppx cisplatin nephrotoxicity?

A

amifostene

121
Q

what are the s/e of cyclosporin?

A
  • gingeval hyperplasia
  • hirtuism
  • nephrotoxic
  • neurotoxic
  • HTN
122
Q

(t 14:18) is assoc w/ which lymphoma?

A

follicular lymphoma

123
Q

(t 11:14) is assoc w/ which lymphoma?

A

mantle cell lymphoma

124
Q

(t 8:14) is assoc w/ which lymphoma?

A

burkitt lymphoma

125
Q

(t 9:22) is assoc w/ which leukemia?

A

CML

126
Q

(t 15:17) is assoc w/ which leukemia?

A

AML - M3 sybtype

127
Q

what do you use to tx (t 15:17) subtype AML?

A

altransretinoic acid

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