Step 3 Flashcards
infant of diabetic mother. CHF and fetal cardiomyopathy. common heart problem?
excess glycogen deposition in myocardium–> hyptertorphy of fetal hearth musculature. commonly intraventricular septum resulting in ventricular outflow obstruction (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy)
diabetic with early satiety and postprandial fulness
diabetic gastroparesis
diabetic gastroparesis associated with
autonomic symptoms, and labile glucose control
confirm diabetic gastroparesis
nuclear gastric emptying study
What antihypertensives ok to use with lithium?
calcium channel blockers (amlodipine, verapamil)
chlamydia in preggers. what abx?
azithromycin
priapism. simple intervention
urination, cold compresses
priapism lasting >4 hours. intervention?
aspiration of corpora cavernosa and intracavernosal injection of an alpha agonist (phenylephrine)
high risk HIV exposure screening test?
HIV antigen (P24) and HIV1/HIV 2 antibody. false negatives may occur in the first 4 weeks of infection due to low titers of antigen and antibody (window period)
new HIV. before starting anti-retrovirals, check for what?
test for Hep B (some treatments can target both HIV and Hep B)
tibial tuberosity avulsion
Osgood- Schlatter disease (overuse injury in pubertal children and causes chronic anterior knee pain). Physical exam shows tenderness or prominence of the tibial tubercle but range of motion and joint stability are preserved
ruptured patellar tendon. what do you do?
surgical repair
lichen planus
discrete, intensely pruritic, polygonal shaped violaceous papules or plaques involving the flexural surfaces of the extremities– wrists, buccal mucosa, and external genetalia. skin biopsy to confirm
what is lichen planus associated with?
advanced liver disease due to hep C virus
sound of mitral stenosis
soft, low pitched rumble best heard with the bell of the stethoscope at the heart apex