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Stuff I got wrong on qbank Flashcards

1
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Tx for Cdiff

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First line Metronidazole

2nd line and for severe - Vanco

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ACL tear MOA

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non contact pivoting injury

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PCL Tear MOA

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“dashboard” injury

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MCL Tear MOA

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VaLgus stress

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LCL Tear MOI

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VaRus stress

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Sheehan’s syndrome

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hypopituitarism after delivery of baby d/t decreased perfusion w/ blood loss.

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Tx for Sheehan’s syndrome

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Hormone replacement

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Schizophreniform disorder

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Meets criteria for schizophrenia but <6mo

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Schizoaffective disorder

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Schizophrenia + mood disorder (MDD, bipolar)

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schizophrenia

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> 6mo of duration w/ 1 mo of acute sx w/ functional decline.

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Positive sx of schizophrenia

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Hallucinations
delusions
disorganized speech
movement d/o

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What are the positive sx of schizophrenia caused by?

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Excess dopamine receptors in the mesolimbic pathway

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Negative sx of schizophrenia

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Flat affect
social withdrawal
lack of emotional expression and communication
silent patients

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What are the negative sx of schizophrenia caused by?

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Dopamine dysruction in the mesocrtical pathway

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DOC for schizophrenia

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2nd gen antipsychotics
Clozapine
Risperidone
Olanzapine

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Somatization d/o

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Chronic condition in which pt has physical sx including >1part of the body but NO physical cause found

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Conversion disorder

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Neurologic loss of sensory or motor function

sx are not intentionally produced or feigned

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Schizoid personality disorder

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voluntary social withdrawal, anhedonic introversion, hermit like behavior

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Schizotypal personality disorder

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“magical thinking” strange eccentric behavior and peculiar thought patters but without psychosis

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Prehn’s sign

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Releif of pain w/ elevation of affected scrotum

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What testicular disorders have a positive Prehn’s sign

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Epididymitis and Orchiitis

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MC cause of epidiymitis-orchitis in adult males <35yo

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Chlamydia and N Gonorrhoeae

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MC cause of epididymitis-orchitis in adult males >35

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E coli, klebsiella

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MC cause of epididymitis-orchitis in children

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Mumps

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MC cause of painless scrotal swelling

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hydrocele

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26
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Difference between spermatocele and hydrocele

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Spermatocele contains sperm
Hydorcele is just fluid
NOTHING ELSE

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Apbrupt onset of scrotal, inguinal, or lower and pain +/- N/V. Negative Prehn’s sign.

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Testicular torsion

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Epidemiology of DKA pts

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Younger w/ type I

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Epidemiology of HHS pt’s

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Older w/ type 2

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Presenting sx of DKA

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Type I DM, thirst, polyuria, nocturia, weakness, fatigue, confusion, fatigue, chest pain, abd pain, Fruity breath and Kussmaul respiration

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Explain Kussmaul respiration

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Deep continuous resperiation as lung tries to blow off more CO2 to reduce ademia

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Plasma glucose of HHS

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> 600

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Plasma glucose of DKA

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> 250

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34
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Critical fist step of HHS/DKA management

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IV fluid

0.9%NS until hypotension/orthostasis resolved

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What do we give all DKA/HHS patients regardless of their levels along with insulin

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K,

Pt is always total body potassium deficient and correction of DKA will cause hypokalemia

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36
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What does SIADH do in the body?

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either the pituitary or an ectopic source inappropriately increases ADH production. –> increased free water retention and impaired excretion –> hypovolemic hyponatremia

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Labs for SIADH

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Serum osm LOW (<280)
NA LOW (<135)
Hypouricemia
BUN LOW (diluted)
Urine osm HIGH (>300)
***KEY IS THE URINE OSM IS HIGH WHILE THE SERUM OSM IS LOW****
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What test is the most highly specific for SLE

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Anti-smith antibodies

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Painless progressive symmetrical proximal muscle weakness, mostly in limbs neck and pharynx

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Polymyositis

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CREST

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calcinosis cutis
raynauds phenomenon
Esophageal motility d/o
Sclerodactyly
Telangectasia
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What is CREST indicative of?

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Scleroderma

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w/u scleroderma

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Anti-centromere AB

Anti-SCL-70 AB

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Acute scleroderma management

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DMARDs (methotrexate), Steroids

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44
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Philadelphia chromosome

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CML - “philadelphia CreaM cheese”

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45
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Auer Rods

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AML

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46
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Howell-Jolly bodies

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SCD

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47
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Hep A + E

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Vowels think Bowels

Both are Fecal Oral for transmission

48
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Hep B+D

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Go together

Have to have B in order to be affected by D

49
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Hep C

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Blood transfusions < 1992

50
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diarrhea w/ dairy products, mayonnaise, meats, eggs

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Staphylococcus

51
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diarrhea w/ fried rice

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Bacillus cereus

52
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Diarrhea w/ contaminated food and water abroad

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Vibrio cholera

53
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“Travelers Diarrhea” from unpeeled fruit, and unsanitary drinking water

54
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T for E coli

55
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Diarrhea w/ abx tx

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Tx for C. Diff

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Metronidazole, vanco

57
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Name the diarrheas without fecal leuks/blood

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Staph
Bacillus Cereus
Vibrio cholerae
E coli
C. Diff
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Name diarrheas w/ fever, blood, and fecal leuks

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shigella
yersinia enterocolitica
salmonella
e. coli (enterohemorrhagic)
Camplyobacter enteritis (jejuni)
59
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Fecal oral contaminant causing abd pain, tenesmus, explosive water diarrhea, with blood and mucus that can lead to febrile seizures in children

60
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Tx for shigella

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Bactrim tx of choice

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Diarrhea w/ pork, milk, water and tofu, sx can mimic appendicitis

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Yersinia enterocolitica

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Management of Yersinia

63
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Diarrhea worse in summer months. Poultry, exotic pets

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Salmonella

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Tx of Salmonella

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FQ’s and ceftriaxone 2 weeks if severe

65
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Diarrhea in pt w/ undercooked ground beef, unpasteurized milk/apple cider, day care center, contaminated water

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Enterohemorrhagic E coli

66
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Camplyobacter jejuni

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Mc bacterial enteritis in US MC antecedent in post-infectious GBX

67
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DX of C. Jenuni

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stool cx gram neg S or Seagull shaped organisms

68
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Tx of C. Jejuni

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Emycin, FQ’s or doxy if sever

69
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Tx for mastoiditis

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IV ampicillin, cefuroxime

70
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Vertigo’s with no hearing loss

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BPPV and Vestibular neuronitis

71
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Vertigo with hearing loss

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Labyrinthitis and Menieres

72
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HBsAG

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G=Got it

Found throughout clinical illness

73
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Anti-HBs

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B=Beat it

Signals the pt was either immunized OR has recovered from HBV

74
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Anti-HBc

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C=aCute

Indicates and acute Hep B infection

75
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HBeAg

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E=lEvel

Predicts level of Hep B infectivitiy

76
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Normal CSF
Opening pressure
Protein
Glucose
WBC
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OP: 5-20
Protein: 18-58
Glucose: 50-80
WBC: 0-5

77
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Bacterial CSF
Opening pressure
Protein
Glucose
WBC
A

OP: high
Protein: very high (>200)
Glucose: Very low (<40)
WBC: Extremely high (100-100,000) >80% PMNS

78
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Normal glucose in presence of high or even normal CSF OP think of?

A

Viral Meningitis

79
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Very high WBC with very low Glucose in presence of high OP on CSF?

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Bacterial meningitis

80
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Predominant neutrophils on CSF point to?

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Bacterial meningitis

81
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MC Cause of Meningitis in 1mo-18yo

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N. Meningitides (remember we vaccinate kids for this)

82
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MC cause of meningitis in 18yo-50yo?

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S. Pneumo (then N men.)

83
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TX for bacterial meningitis for pts from 1mo-50yo

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Ceftriaxone + Vanco

84
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Rheumatic fever major criteria

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Polyarthritis
Active carditis
Chorea
Subcutaneus nodules
Erythema Marginatum
85
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Sx of heroin withdrawal

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Yawning
rhinorrhea
lacrimation
mydriasis (opposite of while intoxicated)
vomiting 
diarrhea
cramps
myalgia
arthralgia
irritability
86
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Cocaine withdrawal

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Doesn’t really exist- more of a hangover

87
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EKG findings for Angina

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T wav inversions/ST depression or normal

88
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EKG finding for STEMI

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ST elevation >2mm in >2 contiguous leads w/ reciprocal cahange in opposite leads or new LBBB

89
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Tx for Hep C:

A

Pegylated interferon and Ribavirin

90
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Tx for Hep B:

A

Acute: supportive
Chronic: Alpha interferon 2b, lamivudine, adefovir

91
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W’s of infection post op

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Wind
Water
Walking
Wound
Wonder about drugs
92
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Wind

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24-48h post op - Atelectasis

93
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Water

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Day 3-5 h post op - UTI, cathetar

94
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Walking

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Day 5-6 post op - DVT , or IV site

95
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Wound

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Day 5-7 post op - Check dressings and wound site

96
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Wonder about drugs

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Day 7+ post op - think about drug reactions

97
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In a pt w/ SCD who is septic what abx should be administered?

A

Ceftriaxone IV

98
Q

MRI of diffuse cortical atrophy and ventricular dilation indicative of what?

A

Alzheimers dz

99
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change in vision to a yellowish blue tint is a side effect of what med?

100
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Cough w/ hemoptysis, difuse bilateral rales, sodium of 142 mEq/L, a potassium of 4.3 mEq/L, a chloride of 110 mEq/L, a bicarbonate of 24 mEq/L, a BUN of 39 mg/dL, and a creatinine of 2.9 mg/dL. Urinalysis reveals microscopic hematuria and 4+ proteinuria.

A

Goodpasture’s syndrome

Antiglomerular basement membrane antibodies are test of choice

101
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MC pathogen for IVDA endocarditis

A

staph aureus

102
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Tx for trigeminal neuralgia

A

Anticonvulsants (tegretol-Carbemazepine)

103
Q

congenital hypothyroidism test of choice

A

T4 and thyrotropin

104
Q

Side effect of tamoxifen

A

Endometrial changes

105
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Wegners Dx test

106
Q

Anorgasmia is a side effect of what drug class

107
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Normal pressure hydrocephalus on MRI

A

No Atrophy w/ ventricular dilation

108
Q

SLE Dx test

A

Anti-smith antibodies

109
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mononucleosis w/u (blood tests)

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EBV titer

Heterophile antibody test

110
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Post surgical pt w/ undiagnosed Hypothyroidism who suddenly develops severe sx after surgery. What do we give her?

111
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What lab study is indicative of a oligoarticular juveline rheumatoid arthritis in a child?

112
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EKG changes of dilated cardiomyopathy

A

low amplitude of QRS cmplexes

113
Q

Pathogen most common in eye infection of a contact lens wearer

A

acanthamoeba

114
Q

If you are considering a possible diagnosis of kidney, parenchyma, or ureter lesion what study should you do?

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CT w/ IV contrast of the kidney ureters and bladder w/ cystoscopy

115
Q

Status epilepticus tx.

A 
BZD
IV fosphenytoin (or phenytoin)
116
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OCD treatment

A

Fluvoxamine

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