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Step3 17 Flashcards

1
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Appearance of benign calcification on CT (4)

A

Diffuse
Laminar
Central
Popcorn

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Common causes of decreased vision in the elderly and management

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Cataracts
Age-related macular degeneration

Screen for macular degeneration in a patient with a cataract. Surgery may worsen or cause acute macular degeneration

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Management of Bells’ Palsy

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Corticosteroids
Artificial tears
Eye patch

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4
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Facial paralysis in Lyme diseased

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Bilateral

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Difference between arrythmias due to Anterior wall MI vs. Inferior wall MI

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Anterior wall MI:
Usually due to damage of the system below the AV node.
Bradycardia - AV block does not respond to atropine

Inferior wall MI:
Due to increase in vagal tone. Usually responds to Atropine

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Symptomatic bradycardia presentation and management

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Bradycardia
Hypotension
Dizziness
Heart failure
Syncope

Atropine
Pacemaker if not responding to atropine

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7
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Risk factors for pelvic inflammatory disease (5)

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Multiple sexual partner (most significant)
Inconsistent use of condoms
Previous episode of PID
Partner with a sexual transmitted disease
15-25 years of age

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8
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Extrapelvic complication of pelvic inflammatory disease

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Peri hepatitis (Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Sd.)

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Clinical manifestations of Diphteria

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Fever, malaise, sore throat

Pharyngitis (pseudomembranous)

Toxin-mediated myocarditis, peripheral or cranial neuropathies, and renal damage

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10
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Guillian-Barre happens after what?

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2-4 weeks after

Pneumonia (usually mycoplasma)

GI infection: Campylobacter

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STOP BANG Questionnaire for sleep apnea

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Snores
Tiredness during the day
Observe apnea episodes
Pressure (Elevated BP)
BMI >35
Age >50
Neck circumference: >17cm  male, >16 cm female
Gender (male)

<3 excludes disease (High specificity)
>3 requires more studies

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12
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Lifestyle modifications to reduce snoaring

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Stop alcohol before bedtime
Stop smoking
Weight loss

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Diagnosis for adrenal insufficiency

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8am cortisol level: low

ACTH level and ACTH stimulation test

Suboptimal response:

  • –ACTH Low: central adrenal insufficiency
  • –ACTH high: primary adrenal insufficiency

Normal response:

  • – High suspicion for central AI?: Metyrapone or insulin-induce hypoglycemia test
  • – Low suspicion: rule out
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14
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Recommended medications for alcohol abuse

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Naltrexone: mu opioid receptor antagonist
Contraindicated in liver failure, hepatitis or taking opioids

Acamprosate: glutamate

Disulfiram: highly motivated patients in abstinence

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15
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What is chlordiaxepozide?

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A benzo

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16
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Alarm symptoms for dysphagia (6). What do you do next

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>60
Iron deficiency anemia
Odynophagia
Progresive dysphagia
Adenopathy
Persistent vomiting
Family hx
17
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ECG findings for STEMI

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> 1mm ST elevation in two consecutive leads except for V2 and V3

> 1.5mm in women, >2cm in men >40 and 2.5 in men <40 in V2 and V3

18
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Medication that causes Photosenstivity

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Think acne treatment

Tetracyclines (doxy and minocycline)
Benzil
Retinoids

19
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Treatment for moderate sunburn

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NSAIDs
Calamine lotion
Aloe vera

20
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Side effects of retinoids for acne and prevention

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Teratogen (need 2 pregnancy test)
Pseudo tumor cerebri with concomitant tetracyclines
Dry mucus membranes
Myalgias

2 negative pregnancy test before treatment
2 contraceptive methods
Stop other acne treatment

21
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Clinical manifestations of Henoch-Scholein Purpura

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Palpable purpura
Arthritis/Arthralgias
Abdominal Pain
Renal disease (Nephritic sd)

22
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Management of Henoch-Schonlein Purpura

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Supportive (Hydration and NSAIDs for most patients)

Hospitalization and steroids for severe disease

23
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Cannabis intoxication presentation

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Tachycardia
Tachypnea
Conjunctival injection
Increased appetite
Dry mouth
24
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Severe combined immunodeficiency

Pathology
Type of defect

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Low adenosine deaminase
Low quantitive inmmunoglobulins
Combine B and T cell

Severe frequent bacterial infections, chronic candidiasis, opportunistic organisms

Presents within first few months of life

25
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Most common organism involved in

Erysipelas
Celulitis
Abscess

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Erysipelas: S. pyogenes

Celulitis: S. pyogenes, MSSA

Abscess: MSSA and MRSA

26
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Dxx diagnosis:

Breastfeeding failure jaundice vs. Breastmilk jaundice

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Timing:
BFJ: first week of life
BJ: 2-5 days and peaks at 2 weeks

Presentation:
BFJ: Insufficient breastfeeding and signs of dehydration
BJ: Normal physical exam

Pathology:
BFJ: Failure to breastfeed. Increase enterohepatic circulation
Mother B-glucuronidase conjugates breast milk, increased enterohepatic circulation

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