Step 2 CK part 2 Flashcards
wernicke encephalopathy - w hat part of brain affected?
thalami
alcoholic cerebellar degeneration - what park of brain damaged?
purkinge cells of cerebellar vernis
3 drug regimens to use for uncomplicated cystitis
- nitrofurantoin x 5 days
- TMP-SMX x 3 days
- fosfomycin x1
contraindications to nitrofurantoin and TMP-SMX use in uncomplicated cystits?
nitro - avoid if suspected pyelonephritis or CrCl < 60
TMP-SMX - avoid if local resistance > 20%
what makes cystitis complicated?
preggo, DM, renal failure, UTobstruction, catheter, immunosuppressed, hospital acquired
tx for complicated cystitis
FQ x5-14d
pyelonephritis tx for outpatient and inpatient
outpatient - FQ
inpatient - IV abx: FQ or aminoglycoside +/- amp
3 encapsulated organisms most commonly present in ppl without spleen
pneumococcal
meningococal
H influ B
viagra:
official name/MOA
contraindicated if:
sildenafil
phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitor
contraindications = pt on nitrates or alpha blockers
schistocytes –
LDH?
haptoglobin?
ldh - incr
haptoglobin - decr
triad for trichenella
periorbital edema
myositis
eosinophilia
amyloidosis tx
colchicine
three antiphospholipid antibodies
- anticardiopilin
- anti-beta1 glycoprot
- lupus anticoagulant
atropine effect on eyes
mydriasis
what form of vitD do you take as supplement?
what is active form and how/where does it become active?
supplement- D3
active - 1,25-(OH)2D
via= 1-alpha-hydroxylation in kidney
salivary gland swelling and pain with meals
salivary gland stone
bilateral nontender submandibular gland swelling with salivary gland enlegrement
sialadenosis
triad for reactive arthritis
+ 2 other common findings
tx?
nongonococcal urethritis
asymmetric oligoarthritis
conjunctivitis
+2: mucocutaneous lesions, enthesitis
tx = NSAIDS
1 cause osteomyelitis in IVDU and SCD
s. aureus
tick bite with anemia and intravascular hemolysis (jaundice, dark urine, indirect hyperbilirubinemia)
babesosis
foodborne illnesses:
enterotoxin ingested
s. aureus and b.cereus
foodborne illnesses:
enterotoxin made in intestine
clostridium perfrinigens
ETEC
vibrio cholera
foodborne illnesses:
bacterial epithelial invasion
campylobacter jejuni
salmonella
listeria
central cord syndrome
how does it happen?
manifestations?
hyperextension injury in eldery person with pre-existing degenerative changes
weakness in UE > LE
anterior cord syndrome
loss of what?
preserved what?
loss - movement and P/T
preserved vib/proprio
brown-sequard
ipsi - weakness an dloss vib/proprio
contra - loss P/T
tx for anticholinergic overdose (atropine, diphenhysramine)
physostigmine
right vs left sided colon cancer presentations
right - anemia
left - obstruction
which cholesterol drug:
decreases LDL and TG
statin
statin SE
myositis and incr LFT
incr CK
which cholesterol drug:
increases HDL and decreased TG
fibrates
fibrate SE
myositis and incr LFT
which two cholesterol drugs:
decrease LDL only?
and what is the SE?
ezetimibe and bile acid resin
SE = diarrhea
which cholesterol drug:
incr HDL and decr LDL
niacin
niacin SE
flushing and itch
prevent with asa
vasospastic angina
preventatice and abortive tx
abortive - sublingual nitroglycerin
preventative - CCB (diltiazem)
causes of respiratory alkolosis
CO2 < 36 HYPERVENT tumor hypoexemia atelectasis PE CHF
two most common heart problems in marfan syndrome
aortic dilation/regurg/dissection
MVP
S3 and S4 - what kind of gallops?
S3 - ventricular gallop
S4 - atrial gallop
myasthenia crisis tx
IVIG and plasmapharesis
what type of drug is atropine?
muscarinic receptor antagonists
type of bone lesions in multiple myeloma
osteolytic
MS acute attack tx
IC glucocorticoids –> plasma exchange
dypsnea, orthopnea, paroxysmal noctural dyspnea, hemoptysis.. what kind of heart problem?
mittral stenosis
chorioamnioitis:
what are diagnostic criteria?
(major plus 5)
maternal fever PLUS 1+
- fetal tachy (>1 60)
- matn tachy (>100)
- uterine fundal tenderness
- purulent amniotic fluid
- matn leukocytosis
criteria for premature rupture of membranes
+ ROM
+ term (>37 weeks)
(-) contractions
criteria for preterm premature rupture of membranes
+ ROM
(-) term
(-) contractions
preterm premature rupture of membranes management
< 34 weeks without infection
< 34 weeks with infection
34-37 weeks
<34w without infct = abx, roids
<34w with infct = abx, roids, deliver (add Mg if < 32w)
34-37 = abx, +/- roids, deliver
definition of arrest of active labor
no cervical change for 4 hours with adequate contractions
OR
no cervical change in 6 hours with inadequate contractions
tx for protraction vs arrest of active labor
protraction - oxytocin
arrest - c/s
preggo changes
CO? PV? SVR?
BP? HR? Hg?
Co - incr PV - incr SVR - decr BP - decr HR - incr Hg - decr
Protein/Cr ratio for preE
> 0.3
meaning of:
early, variable, and late decelerations
early - head compressin
variable - cord compression
late - uteroplacental insufficiency/ fetal hypoxia
timing of CVS and amnio
CVS - 10-13 weeks
amnio - 15-20 weeks
when to screen preggos for GDM?
24-28 weeks
name three DMd rugs that stimulate insulin secretion
sulfonureas
meglintie
incretin system
major side effects of sulfonureas (2)
- hypoglycemia
2. weight gain
what are the two drugs in the incretin system and their MOA?
- exentide: GLP1analog
2. sitagliptin : inhibits Dpp4
name two DM drugs that enhance insulin action
biguanide (metformin)
TZD (pioglitazone)
name 2 Dm drugs tha enhance glucose excretion
canagliflozin
acarbose
endometrial biopsy indications
AGE >45: AUB, postmen bleed
AGE <45: AUB + unopp estrogen, failed med mngmnt, lynch
AGE >35: atypical glanualr cells on pap test
adrenal insufficiency
primary?
central?
primary - decr cort, incr ACTH
central - decr cort, decr ACTH
level of bhcg when transvag u/s finds intrauterine pregnancy?
1500-2000
which vulvovaginitis infections have normal pH and elev pH?
normal - candida
>4.5 = BV and trich
Mg toxicity tx
IV calcium gluconate
fibrocystic changes vs fibroadenoma
fibrocystic changes -multiple nodules
fibroadenoma - solitary
fetal anemia heart tracing
sinusoidal
alternative tx for syphillis is pt allergic to pcn and its early syphillis
doxycycline
herpes dx?
pcr
granulosa cells secrete which two hormones?
aromatase and inhibin
arrest of second stage of labor criteria
no fetal descent after pushing for 3 hours (null) or 2 hours (multip)