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Mitral stenosis
intraperitoneal extravasation
location
symptoms
tx
location - bladder dome
symptoms - chemical periotonitis (diffuse tenderness, guarding, rebound)
tx - ex lap & surgical repair
BAT: duodenal hematoma
symptoms -
timing -
kid, handle bar, SBO, epigastric pain & vom,
24-36 hours s/p injury
succussion splash
b/c -
retained gastric material b/c hollow viscus filled
b/c - gastric outlet obstruction
blunt trauma - abd pain, tachy, L chest wall pain, shoulder pain
splenic laceration
prerenal kidney injury BUN>Cr
BUN:Cr >20:1
emphysematous cholecystitis
air fluid levels in gallbladder & gas in gall bladder wall
also - fever & RUQ
P.O.O.P increased pain with passive stretch rapidly incr and tense swelling parasthesia tx =
compartment syndrome
tx = fasciotomy
BTT
esophageal rupture
s/p endoscopy
BTT
myocardial contusion
tachy, new BBB, arrythmia, +sternal fx
BTT
bronchial rupture
steering wheel
CXR - peristant pneumothorax, despite chest tube, pneumomediatinum, subcut emphysema
BTT
diaphragm rupture
bowel in chest (L), kehr sign
BTT
pulmonary contusion
white out within 48 hours
penile fracture
cause?
tear tunica albguinea –> rupture corpus cavernosum
two drugs that make long QRS
TCA & beta blocker
TCA overdose tx
sodium bicarb
beta blocker tx
glucagon
paralytic ileus - causes?
- incr splanchnic nerve sympathetic tone
- localized release of inflamm mediators
- opiod analgesics
peroneal nerve function
evert & dorsiflexion
SBO findings
dilated loop small bowel with air fluid levels
incr bowel sounds
myocardial contusion… PCWP?
incr PCWP bc CI shock
drug induced pancreatitis
thiazides and ACEi
ICP lowering head elevation - sedation - IV mannitol - hypervent - remove CSF
HE - venous outflow
sedation - decr metabolic demand
IV mannitol - extract free water from brain = osmotic diuresis
hypervent - CO2 washout = cerebral vasoconstriction
remove CSF - decr vol and press
initial hematuria
urethritis
trauma (cath)
punctate hem, gingivitis, corskscrew hair, delayed wound healing
Vit C (ascorbic acid) deficiency
megaloblastic anemia with neuro
B12 (cobalamin) def
megaloblastic anemia with NTD
B9 (folate) def
radial sublax
tx
- hyperpronate forearm
2. supinate forearm & flex elbow
aplastic crisis vs vaso-occlusive crisis
aplastic crisis : decr retic; norm platelets
vaso-occlusis: incr retic; decr platelets
SCD osteomyelitits #1 #2
#1 - S. Aureus #2 - salmonella
CAH: 17alphahydroxylase def
which hormone increased?
features?
incr aldo
fx: HTN, fluid and Na retention
CAH: 11 B hydroxylase def
which hormone increased?
features?
incr: 11 deoxycortisol
fx: HTN, fluid and Na retention
decr MCV
norm RDW
incr retic
thalassemia minor
thalassemia minor (alpha) - Hg?
norm Hg electrophoresis
thalassemia mior (beta) - Hg?
incr HgA2
Friedrich Ataxia trinuc rpt? decr neuro? heart endo MSK
GAA neuro - dysarthria, ataxia, decr vib/proprio, decr DTR heart - HOCM endo - DM MSK - scoliosis
Juvenille Idiopathic Arthritis
symmetric arthritis x 6 weeks incr ferritin incr Ig thrombocytosis anemia * uveitis tx = MTX
Spondylolithesis – Location?
L5 over S1
Sturge Weber Symptoms
Sporadic portwine stain Tram track Ca2 Unilateral Retardation Glaucoma/GNAQ Epilepsy (phCo)
SBO Risks (GIGI Home)
Prior Glsx IBD Gallstoneileus Intussception Hernia
Hg Electrophorosis (HgA HgS HgF)
norm
SCD
SCT
HgA HgS HgF norm 99 0 1 SCD 0 85-95 15 SCT 50-60 35-45 <2% ^--hypostheuria, papnea/hemoturia
post MI - #1 cause of death
arrythmia - v fib
papillary muscle rupture - timing
acute or 3-5 days
new holosystolic murmur
severe pulmonary edema
papillary muscle rupture
inter ventricular septum rupture
acute or 3-5 days
increased O2 levels from RA to RV
inter ventricular septum rupture
new holosystolic murmur
shock
chest pain
inter ventricular septum rupture
free wall rupture - timing
5 days - 2 weeks
- distant heart sounds
- shock
free wall rupture
- stable angina
- ST elevations with deep Q
ventricular wall aneurysm
ventricular wall aneursym - timing
5 days to 3 months
infective endocarditis
- natiVe valve bug
strep Viridans
infective endocarditis
- Prosthetic valve bug
staph ePidermidis
infective endocarditis: intact valves
- bug
- virulence
- acute/subacute?
iAHA
intact sAureus; hi viulence; acute
infective endocarditis: pre-existing lesions
- bug
- virulence
- acute/subacute
VLS
s. Viridans; lo virulence; subacute
extraperitoneal extravasataion
- locatin
- symptoms
- tx
loc - neck/ant wall
symptoms - loc pain, hematuria, urinary retention
tx - bed rest and foley
terminal hematuria
lower collecting system
urothelial cancer, cystitis, BPH, prostate cancer
clavicle fracture
- artery in danger
- nerves in danger
- tx for mid
- tx for distal
- subclavian artery
- brachial plexus nerves
- mid = non operative (brace)
- distal = ORIF
tibial nerve
- motor func
- sensory innervation
flex knee, invert foot, plantar flx foot
sensory - lateral leg, plantar foot
hematuria throughout
upper collecting system
- renal mass
- glomerulonephritis
- PCKD
- urothelial cancer
on warfarin, need to reverse anticoagulant before surgery
FFP (to restore Vit K dependent factors)
long thoracic nerve
- innervates
- function
- common injury
serratus anterior
rot scapula
bc penetrating trauma
Obturator nerve
motor -
sensory -
motor - adduction
sensory - medial thigh
BPP results
0-4
6
10
0-4 = fetal hypoxia --> deliver 6 = equiv --> rpt 24 hours 10 = good --> rpt 1 week
chorionic villus sampling
- timing
- goal
10-13 weeks
definitive karyotype dx
amniocentesis
- timing
- goal
15-20 weeks
definitive karyotype dx
maternal preggo changes CO plasma volume SVR BP HR Hg TV FRC GFR Cr
CO incr plasma volume incr SVR decr BP decr HR incr Hg decr TV incr FRC decr GFR incr Cr decr
tamoxifen
antag
agonist
antag - breast
agonist - uterus (incr uterine hyperplasia), bone (decr bone loss)
raloxifen
antag
agonist
antag - breast, uterus
agonist - bone (decr bone loss)
MOA for incr TH during pregnancy
- incr TBG bc estrogen stim TBG synthesis = incr total
2. hCG stim TSH receptors = decr TSH release
OCPs
incr risk
decr risk
decr risk - endometrial, ovarian
* ocp vowels = incr vowel cancer
incr risk - breast, cervical breast
kallman
FSH, LH
decr FSH & LH
Mg toxicity
decr DTR
somnolence
decr respiration
cause - usu b/c renal insufficiency
EBV - vs- gonorrhea
pharyngitis
EBV - exudative & tender cervical lymphadenpathy
gonorrhea - nontender cervical lymphadenopathy
pyelonephritis in pregnancy - tx
ceftriaxone
fibroids (leimyomata uteri)
proliferation of smooth muscle within myometrium
oxytocin toxicity
hypo natremia
hypo tension
tachy systole
bc sim to ADH = water retention –> H20 tox –> seizure
adenomyosis
proliferation of endometria glands within myometrium
GI complication of infective endocarditis
splenic abscess (LUQ pain)
cell free fetal DNA
- timing
- goal
timing - >/= 10 weeks
hi SN&SP for aneuploidy 13,18,21
- use if F > 35 yo
granulosa cell
functions (2) tumors effects (kid v adult) histo
- secr aromatase (testosterone to estradiol)
- secr inhibin to inhibit FSH
tumor
kid - precocious pub
adult - AUB, postmen bleed bc endometrial hyperplasia
histo - call exner bodies
Acute Fatty Liver Pregnancy
- presentaion
- timing
- labs
- N/V, RUQ pain, enceph
- 3rd tmstr (early postpartum)
- hypo glycemia, mild incr AST/ALT, bili
* incr PT incr PTT
Tocolytics Mg timing MOA CI
< 32 wks - neuroprotect
competitively competes inhibits Ca2+
dont give with CCB bc nifedipine will decr muscular contraction = respir depression
Tocolytics Indomethicin -timing - MOA - SE - CI
< 32 weeks
NSAID (decr PG synth)
close ductus arterious, digoxin
CI = 3rd tmster
tocolytics Nifedipine - timing - MOA - SE - CI
32-34 weeks
CCB (inhibit Calciuum influx into smooth muscle
pulm edema, hypotension, flushing
CI = hypotension
TTP
- pentad
- dx? results?
- LDH?
- haptoglobin?
- path?
- tx?
pentad: FATRN dx - blood smear --> schistocytes & microthrombi ldh incr haptoglobin - decr path - decr ADAMTs13 tx - plasma xchng
incr PT only
vit K def
decr MCV
decr RDW
thalassemia
decr plateletes only
ITP
ITP tx
kid
adult
kid - cutaneous only = observe - bleeding = GC or IVIG adult - skin + pltlt > 30k = observe - bleed + pltlt < 30k = GC or IVIG
Immune Hemolytic Anemia IgG warm v cold destruction location s/p? tx
warm
spleen
PCN, ceph, sulfa, rifampin, cancer
tx - roids, splenectomy
decr MCV
incr Fe
decr TIBC
incr ferritin
sideroblastic anemia
Immune Hemolytic Anemia IgM warm v cold descruction location associated with tx
cold
liver
mono & mycoplasma
avoid cold; rituximab +/- fludrabine
incr BT
incr PTT
vWD
vWD - incr/decr inheritance girls v boys presentws
incr BT incr PTT
AD
females
recurr epistaxis, heavy meness, petechiae
decr MCV
decr Fe
decr TIBC
hi ferritin
ACD
decr MCV
decr Fe
incr TIBC
decr ferritin
Fe def
incr PTT only
hemophilia
hemophilia incr/decr inheritance boys or girls presentation
incr PTT only
XLR
males
bruising, hematuria, hemarthrosis
dark urine in AM
path
complications
dx
paroxysmal nocturnal hematuria path - acquired defect myeloid stem cell = absent GPI = complement destruction dx - flow cytometry (-) CF55 complication - budd chiari
susceptible to oxidative stress
cells?
causes?
G6PD def
heinz bodies and bite cells
primaquine, sulfa, dapsone, nitrofurantoin
incr retic
incr MCHC
herediatry spherocytosis
hereditary spherocytosis incr/decr path 2 complications dx tx
incr retic, incr MCHC
path - AD defect RBC cytoskeleton ankrin and spctrin
complications
1. splenomegaly
2. bilirubin gallstones
dx - incr osm fragility with acidified glycerol
tx - splenectomy
multiple SAB & incr PTT
skin findings
tx
antiphospholipid/lupus anticoagulant
livedo reticularis, vascular thrombosis
tx - hep
post op –> decr platelets
HIT
path - IgG to heparin bound to PF4
tx - stop heparin and start leuprolife and argotroban
#1 inheritied pro coaguable state path
F V Leiden
activated prot C resistance
CML vs leukamoid rxn
leuk count: CML >100k
LAP: CML decr
extrapulmonary sites for TB
liver, spleen, bone, adrenal gland
adrenal insufficiency
K? glucose? cells?
hyperkalemia
hypoglycemia
eosinophila
acid base
addison’s?
conn’s?
addisons - - normal gap met acidosis
conn’s - met alkalosis
when to start long term oxygen therapy
- PaO2 < 55 mmHg or SaO2 < 88%
2. PaO2 < 59 or SaO2 <89 if: cor pulomale, RHF, hematocrit > 55%
cobalamin deficiency
labs?
three causes?
labs - incr MCV, incr homocysteine, incr MMA
causes:
1. vegan
2. pernicious anemia (lack of intrinsic factor)
3. intestinal bacterial overgrowth (competes for cobalamin)
alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency pathophys
loss of elastin in lung matrix
how to reverse warfarin?
rapid? 12-24 hours?
how to reverse heparin?
warfarin rapid: prothrombin complex concentrate 12-24 hours: vit K heparin protamine sulfate
Shy-Drager (Multiple system atrophy)
tx?
- parkinsonism
- autonomic dysfunction
- widespread neurological signs (cerebellar, pyramidal, LMN)
* parkinsonism + orthosatic hypotension + impotence, incontence
tx? fluids + fludracortisone, salt, alpha-agonists
Riley-Day (familial dysautonomia)
gross dysfunction of autonomic nervous system with severe orthostatic hypotension
acute pyelonephritis with urine pH > 8
proteus mirabilis
or
klebsiella
CURB65
Confusion Urea > 20 Respirations > 30 BP < 90/60 65+
CAP
Outpatient tx
Healthy -
macrolide or doxy
Comorbidities -
FQ or Blactam+macrolide
CAP
Inpatient (nonICU) tx
FQ
or
Blactam+macrolide
CAP
Inpatient (ICU) tx
Blactam+macrolide
Or
Blactam+FQ
Exudative effusion
Labs
LDH > 200
Pl:s LDH > 0.6
Pl:s protein > 0.5
TB pleural effusion
Hi lymphocytes
Hi protein
Li glucose
1 cancer in nonsmokers
Adenocarcinoma
Small cell lung cancer
3 manifestations:
- superior sulcus syndrome
- Lambert Eaton
- SIADH
Anterior mediastinal mass
Germ cell tumor (nonseminoma)
Thyroid (retrosternal)
Thymoma
Teratoma
Middle mediastinal masses
Tracheal tumor
Bronchogenic cyst
Aortic aneurysms
Pericardial cyst
Posterior mediastinal masses
Neurogenic cyst
Enteric cyst
Esophageal Tum
Diaphragmatic hernia
JVD, HA worse when leaving forward
Dx?
Assoc?
To?
SVC syndrome
Small cel lung cancer
Radiation and stent
3 cardinal symptoms of COPD exacerbation?
When do you give abx?
Which abx?
- Incr cough
- Incr dyspnea
- Sputum production (change in volume/color)
*need abx if:
2+ cardinal symptoms or mech vent
Abx:
Macrolide (azithromycin)
Respiratory FQ (levofloxacin)
Pen/Blactam (amox/clav)
#1 type of kidney stone tx? (med and diet changes
calcium oxalate tx= HCTZ decr Na, decr oxalate, incr citrate
calcium oxalate stone
opaque or lucent?
shape?
opaque
envelope shapes
kidney stone type in kid with family history
pathophys?
cysteine
cant resorb amino acid
cysteine stone
opaque or lucent?
shape?
lucent
hexagonal crystals
cysteine chapel is lucent and made of hexagonal window pieces
kidney stone type:
UTI or chronic indwelling catheter
alkaline pee
struvite stone
kidney stone type:
leukemia treated with chemo
tx =
uric acid stone
tx = potassium citrate, alkalinize urine, hydration
uric acid stones
opaque or lucent?
shape?
lucent
needle shaped
* acid is a clear drug you shoot up with needles*
kidney stone type
s/p volvulus, resection, chrons, fat malabsorption
pure oxalate stone
kidney stone treatment (general)
< 5 mm = hydrate
5mm to 2 cm = shockwave
> 2 cm = open.endoscopic surgical removal
CP - worse with inspiration, better with leaning forward dx? EKG? tx? contraindications to each tx?
pericarditis
STelev and depressed PR
NSAIDS (ci = ckd); colchicine (ci = diarrhea)
chemical stress drugs
adenosine and dobutamine
anterior STEMI
vessel and leads
LAD – V1 - V4
lateral STEMI
vessel and leads
circumflex – I, aVL, V4-V6
inferior STEMI
vessel and leads
RCA – II, III, aVF
1st cardiac enzyme to rise?
when does it peak?
back to normal?
use?
myoglobin
2 hours
24 hours
best for repeat diagnosis
cardiac enzyme, longest lasting?
peak?
back to normal?
troponin
24-48 hours
7-10 days
does systolic or diastolic have normal EF?
EF of other?
diastolic = normal EF systolic = EF < 55%
three meds that improve survival in diastolic HF
- ACEi - prevent remodeling by aldo
- beta blockers - prevent remodeling by epi/NE
- spirnolactone -
Hepatic encephalopathy
Symptoms?
TX?
AMS, Asterixis, Ataxia, Awake (sleep changes)
Tx = lactulose and rifaximin
Esophageal Dysphagia
Solid to liquid?
Solid and liquid?
TO = mechanical obstruction
Dx= barium swallow/upper endo
AND = motility disorder
dx = barium swallow +/- mammonetry
beta 2 agonist effect on electrolytes
reduce serum potassium levels by driving potassium into cells
dubin johnson?
liver color?
conjugated hyperbilirubinemia
bc defect in hepatic excretion
liver dark, lysosomal pigment
gilbert syndrome
unconjungated hyperbilirbinemia
bc decreased bilirubin glucuronidation
rotor syndrome?
liver color?
conjugated hyperbilirubinemia
normal liver color
crigler najar
unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia
bc total deficiency
SVT tx?
- vagal maneuivers
- adenosine
- shock
afib tx?
unstable?
stable?
unstable - cardiovert
stable - rate control ( CCB (diltazem/verapimil) or BBlkrs)
name (4) fast arrthymias?
which narrow and which wide QRS?
narrow: SVT Afib wide: Torsades Vtach
torsades tx?
Mg; shock
Vtach tx?
shock then amiodarone
what to check if patient has afib?
CHA2DS2VASc
CHADSVASc
which count double?
acroncym stands for?
double = age and stroke
CHF, HTN, Age > 75, DM, Stroke, Vasc dz, Age (65-74), Sex category
indication for:
cardioversion?
defibrillation?
cardioversion - a fib (persistant tachyarrythmia)
defibr- v fib – provides random shock
(2) inherited long QT syndromes
- jervell & lange-nielsen = AR, hearing loss
2. romano-ward = AD
pulse difference btwn:
left and right?
UE and LE?
LandR = physiologic or aortic dissection
UE and LE = coarctation
pulse description for aortic stenosis
pulsus parvus et tardus =
delayed (slow rising) and diminished (weak) carotid pulse
pulse description for aortic regurgitation
widened pulse pressure (water hammer pulse)
pulse description in cardiac tamponade
pulsus paradoxus (decr SBP > 10mmHg with inspiration)
beta blockers contol angina via
reduce myocardial oxygen demand by
- decrease HR
- decrease myocardial contractility
asymptomatic carotid stenosis
asa and statin
only do CEA if:
symptomatic and >70% stenosis
JVD, hypotension, decr heart sounds
CXR?
pericardial tamponade
CXR clear lungs
fixed and split S2
ASD
dihydropyridine CCB
amlodipine
nifedipine
non-dihydropyridine CCB
diltiazem
verapamil
post MI
acute, severe hypotension, no pulse
ventricular free wall rupture
post MI
severe pulmonary edema
papillary muscle rupture