Test 1 Flashcards

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term babies lose how much weight in the first week and why

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5-10% from extra cellular water loss

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how many calories does a infant need

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100-105 kcal/kg/day

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3
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how many calories are in formula

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20kcal per ounce

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4
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what two factors are important in formula for CNS development

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AA and DHA

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5
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calculate the feedings for a newborn under 36 weeks

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80ml/ kg/ day times the number of Kg divided by 8 feedings divided by 30ml/oz gives the number oz per feeding, that times 8 gives you the kcal per day

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calculate the feedings for a newborn over 36 weeks

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baby is 3.2kg
150ml x 3.2kg= 480ml
480ml / 8 feedings= 60ml/ feed
60ml/ 30ml/oz= about 2 ounces per feed
about 320kcal a day
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7
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who should be given soy formula

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galactosemia or congenital lactase deficiency

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8
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who should not be put on soy formula

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premies

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9
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when does lactose intolerance normal show up

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12 months unless it is true ige mediated allergy

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10
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what is a sign of ige milk protein allergy

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blood in stool

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11
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what do you do for baby gerd

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nothing they will grow out of it

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12
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when will colic correct itself

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4-6 months

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13
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what two reasons should a mother not breastfeed

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hiv positive and galactosemia

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in the first 2 months a breast fed baby should be given what to supplement

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200iu of vit d per day

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how should a mother feed with colostrum and how long

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5-7 days feed every 2-3 hours on each breast for 15 min

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16
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when does breast milk expire

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rule of 5s
room temp is 5 hours
fridge is 5 days
freezer is 5 months

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17
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when does formula mixed expire

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rule of 1
room temp 1 hour
fridge 1 day
frezzer never should be done

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what are the three types of screeing with a well exam

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primary- preventing
secondary- specific disease screening
tertiary- treat known disease

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19
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when should tylenol be given with a flu shot

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afterward, before can reduce immunity

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20
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what is special about first time flu shots

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give them 2 2 weeks apart

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21
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is fever okay when getting a flu shot

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yes as long as they are acting okay

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22
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what 7 things should be checked on any well child exam

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ht/wt head size, heent, heart, lungs, abd

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23
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what charts are used for growth at what ages

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world health organization under 2 years old and cdc after 2

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24
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when is a hearing test done

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before 1 month

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how often should a baby poop/ pee
6-8 wet diapers and 3-4 poops a day
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how much water should a baby have by day 3
100ml/kg/day water or milk
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when should baby body weight be doubled by
4-5 months
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when should baby body weight be tripled by
1 year
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when should baby height be doubled
4 years
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how big is the average 4 year old
40 inches and 35 pounds
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how fast should a babies head grow
2cm a month then 1/2 cm a month after 6 months
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what 6 newborn screenings are done and when
at birth and at 2 weeks, hypothyroidism, PKU, sickle cell, galactosemia, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, hemoglobinopathies
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what five items are part of the apgar
heart rate, respritory effort, muscle tone, reflex, color
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what is part of the eye exam in a newborn
red reflex
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when does a child develope 20/20 vision
6 year old
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3 nero exam on a 1-2 month old
lift head, follow objects from 2 feet, fading morrow reflex
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3 nero exams on a 3-5 month old
reaches and puts things in the mouth, sits with support, rolls from back to side, laughes and coos
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2 nero exams on a 6-8 month old
sits, scoops small objects
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two nero exams on a 9-11 month old
pick up object, walk with support
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2 nero exams for a 12-15 month old
stacks two blocks, walks
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1 nero exam for a 15-20 month old
feeds self
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3 nero exam for a 2 year old
copy lines, kick ball, potty train
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1 nero exam for a 30 month old
walk backward
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what is the drug lactation rating scale
l1-l5 l5 is bad
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what should total serum bili be in a newborn
under 20
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what should a newborn blood sugar be
over 40
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describe a strain
muscle or tendon injury normaly hurts over a muscle
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describe a sprain
ligament injury, hurts over a joint
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what is considered tachypnea in a newborn
over 60 breaths per min
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what exam should not be done on an ankle
posterior drawer
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what is finkelstein
flex the thumb check for abductor problem, form overuse, give nsaids and rest
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what needs to be pumped and dumped to avoid med crossing over
5 times the half life of the drug
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when does bp screeing start
once a year after 3 years old
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what is the primary concern on a cbc in pediatrics
hemoglobin
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what should be concern if baby has purelent nose drainage at birth
syphillis
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what disorder is neck webbing common in
turners syndrome
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what are the grade definitions for reccomindations
``` a-benifit is substatial b-net benifit is moderate c- some patients may have some benifit d-no benifit or harm is too great i- not enough information ```
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what shots are needed at 12 years old
flu, tdap, hpv, mcv4,
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when do men get the hpv vaccine
3 doses between 19-21 and 22-26
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when does baby say mama and dada
12 months
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when does baby trun suprine to prone
6 months
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when does baby respond to name
months something
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when does baby walk and stoop
15-18 months
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when does baby say 15-20 words
3 years
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when does baby stand on 1 foot
4-5 years
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when does baby throw a ball overhead
3 years
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what are the 5 stages of change in global health model
precontemplation, contemplation, decision, action, maintenace
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how long should ottitis media be watched for before anitbiotxs
48-72 hours
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what drug is best for ottitis media
amoxicillin 80 to 90 mg/kg per day
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if the red reflex is not present in a newborn the concern is what
retinoblastoma
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what is inward turning of the eye
esotropia
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what is outward turning of the eye
exotrpia
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if the ear infection itches its normaly from what
fungus
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if the ear infection hurts its normaly from what
bacteria
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what med is avoided with TM rupture
steroids
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what should always be charted on a HEENT exam
neck supple showing no nucal ridgidity
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what is leucocoria
a blocked retina like glacoma
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when do you start using eye charts for exams
3 years
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what is used for a nasolacrimal duct obstruction
erythromycin ointment and massage
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what is the diagnosis when mom has std and baby has conjunctivitis, what is the worst cause, treat with what
opthalmia neonatorum, gonorrhea, erythromycin
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what are the three types of strabismus
restrictive- its stuck paretic- one muscle is weak like 6 nerve palsy sensory- just wont stay straight
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what is the fancy name fir the light reflex test, used to check what
hirschberg, strabismus
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what should never be given to possible herpes simplex infection
steroids
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what is uveitis
inflamation of any part of the uveal tract, iris, ciliary body, or choroid
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what is flame shaped hemorrages and cotton wool spots due to thickening of the arterioles
hypertensive retinopathy
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what is major cause of blindness, increased retinal hemmorages, and exudates and edema
diabetic retinopathy
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leading cause of vision loss in elderly painless loss of central vision acuity
macular degeneration
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sudden loss of aquious humour flow, leads to increased IOP, occular pain is severe, blurred vision, colored halos, refer immediatly
acute angle closure glacoma
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gradual loss of aquious humour flow, leads to increased IOP, loss of peripheral vision, screen after 40 every 3-5 years yearly for DM and family history
open angle glaucoma
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wing like growth that extends onto the cornea
pterygium
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eye is "turned off" and you must correct the cause before the eye will correct
amblyopia
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what measures intraoccular pressure
tonometer
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what is fluorescein and woodslamp used for
seeing corneal abrasions
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what does it mean when black is seen with opthalmoscopy
vitreous hemorrhage
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what is infection of the lacrimal sack
dacryocyctitis
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what is a gland infection on the eyelid
hordeolum
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what is inflamation of the sebaceous gland on the eyelid
chalazion
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what is a dna assay used for in with eye infections
concern about possible chlamydia
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what is common cause of bacterial conjunctivitis
staph in adults and strep in kids
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what is pink eye normaly caused by
adenovirus
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what three signs show allergic rhinitis
clear draiange, itching, sneezing
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what is year round allergies with post nasal drip, congestion, less itching, headache, facial pain, dark circles around eyes
perennial allergic rhinitis
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what can nasal steroids cause
nosebleeds
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if nasla polyps are present what must be ruled out
CF
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what does the pharynx look like with post nasal drip
cobbelstoning
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at what age can antihistamines and decongestents be used
6 years old
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what allergy medication is not sedating
zyrtec
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what is caused often by piercing the ear, treat with axb drops
perichondritis
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if the ear is swollen shut, like swimmers ear, do what
use a ear wick
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what is otitis externa maligna, what is key sign
necrotizing even to skull, normaly in immunocomprimised and DM, you will see granulation tissue
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what are the two classifications for ear infection
length of illness 8 weeks is key, etiology like bacterial, mycosis, traumatic
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how long is acute ottitis media
3 weeks or less
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what normaly causes acute ottitis media
strep, flu
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how many infections are needed to consider ear tubes
6 or hearing loss
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what med should be used if the TM is perforated
fluroquinilones
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what is 90% of oral cancer
squamous cell carcinoma
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pharyngitis is normaly caused by
flu or strep
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very common painful mucosa lessions less than 1 cm use axb and local anesthetic
aphthous ulcers
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medial deviation of the uvula is a sign of what caused normaly by what
peritonsilar abscss from staph
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what are the three keys to asthma
obstruction by mucous, airway constriction by inflamtion, muscle tighteing
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what tool must you have to diagnose asthma
spirometry
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what is the strongest predisposing factor for developing asthma
atopy, ige mediated response to allergins
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what are the four essentials of asthma
1. worse at night or early morning 2. complete or partial reversibility of obstruction using bronchodilators 3. prolonged expiration and wheezes 4. limitation of PFT or positive bronchoprovocation challenge
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peak flow meters do you and dont do what with asthma
they monitor they dont diagnose
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what could be the only asthma symptom in some kids
asthma
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using a peak flow meter after a bronchodilator an increase of what shows asthma
10-15% and 200ml
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what is needed to be known before asthma treatment can begin
severity
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what are the two main goals of asthma treatment
decrease impairment, decrease risk in order to decrease the number of times symptom treatment is needed
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what are the numbers for the three types of classifications for asthma as far as neededing oral systemic corticosteroids, what is significant about this
well controlled is 0-1 a year not well controlled is 2-3 a year very poorly controlled in more than 3 a year this can increase there classification
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what should kids always use with astham medications
a spacer
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intermitent asthma is how often a week
less than 2 times
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what should every asthma patient have
an action plan for when it gets bad
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what is the gold standard test for sleep apnea
in hospital overnight polysonography
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what is considered sleep apnea, the number of times
more than 10 second pause more than 5 times an hour
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what are the two types of copd
chronic bronchitis, emphysema
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what is the nick name for chronic bronchitis
blue bloater
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what is the nick name for emphysema
pink puffer
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what defines chronic bronchitis
chronic productive cough for 3 years in each of 2 successive years
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what defines emphysema
abnormal and permanent enlargement of air spaces that are distal to the terminal bronchioles with destruction of the airspace walls without fibrosis
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what numbers are indicative of copd
FEV1 / FVC ratio is less than 0.7 | FEV1 is less than 80%
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wha tis the fev1 / FVC ratio
the amount of air that can be expired in one sec
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what is the key statemnt according to the professor about copd
that the exacerbation of sympotoms is worse beyond day to day
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how is chronic bronchitis diagnosed
clinicaly
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how is emphysema diagnosed
ct and mri
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what will bronchodilators do for copd
nothing
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what blood test is needed if copd is suspected in under 35 year olds
alpha 1 antitrypsin
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with copd what is seen on x ray
flatened dyaghram from hyperinflation
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what is immpared with emphysema
elastic recoil
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describe the first stage of GOLD for COPD
stage 1 mild copd fev1/fvc less than 70% fev1 greater than 80% predicted value
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describe the seconed stage of GOLD for copd
stage 2 moderate copd fev1/fvc less than 70% fev1 50-80% predicted value
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describe the third stage for copd
stage 3 severe copd fev1/fvc less than 70% fev1 30-50% predicted value
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describe the fourth stage of gold for copd
stage 4 very severe copd fev1-fvc less than 70% fev1 less than 30% predicted value
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what is the only drug to improve the natural history of people with copd
oxygen
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what is required for home o2 use prescription
less than 88%
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when should screening for major deprssive order begin
12-18yo
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what is at risk on the framingham screening tool, for what risk
10 year greater than 20% for cvd
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when should carotid artery stenosis screening be done
it is caragory d
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when should men be screened for lipid disorders
over 35 and over 20 if at risk
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when should women be screened for lipid diorders
45 and 20 if at risk
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when is cervical cancer screening done
every 3 years between 21-65
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when is hpv test done
every 5 years between 21-65
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when should prostate cancer screen be done
no reccomendation its I but D after 75
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what is the tool for family violence screening
``` hits hit insult threaten scream 0-5 and 5 is high ```
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what tool is used for counseling
``` 5 A's asses advise agree on goals assist arrange follow up ```
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when should obesity be screened for and when should it be treated
all adults, treat bmi over 30
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what should all 1st visit preg patients be screened for
bacteriuria
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what is the best dementia screening tool
mmse
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how much calcium is needed in adult women
1200mg
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how much vit d is needed at what age in adult women
under 70 is 400iu over 70 is 600iu
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what is a mucocele, what should be done
mucous retention cyst in the mouth do not drain it
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what is a ranula
blocked sublingual gland congenital mucous retention cyst
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what is leukoplakia, and key
white lession that will not rub off in mouth
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what is a erythroplakia, and key
white lession that will not rub off, with reddish tint
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what is special about erythroplakia
90% are dysplastic or carcinoma
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oral cancer is 90% what type
squamous cell
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describe the three grades of microtia
1. just small ear 2. missing parts of the ear 3. "peanut ear"
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what is acute bronchitis typicaly caused by in adults
virus
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what is the main cause of bronchiolitis in kids under 2
rsv
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what is another name for croup and what is it
laryngotracheitis
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what is an emergent form of croup
bacterial tracheitis, it will have purelent drainage
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describe the wesley croup score
0-17 under 2 is mild 3-7 moderate 8-17 severe
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another name for whooping cough
pertussis
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what causes 65% of pneumoia and what is a sign of it
strep, rusty purelent sputum
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under what age dosnt get the flu vaccine
6 months
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What does chromolin sodium and nedocromil med do
Stabilize mast cells, an alternative but not preferred treatment for asthma step 2
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What are immunomodulators like omalizumab, what are they used for
Prevent binding of Ige to basophils and mast cells, step 5 or 6 asthma control over 12 years old with bad allergies, be prepared for anaphylaxis
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LABAs are used for what and how
Long acting beta 2 agonist in asthma, not to be used alone, provides 12 hours of coverage, use with ICSs (inhaled corticosteroids) for moderate to severe asthma,
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3 groups of quick relief meds for asthma
Anticholinergics, SABA, systemic corticosteroids
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Name a anticolinergic bronchodilator, used when
Short acting emergent asthma relief, called atrovent, won't affect heart rate
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After initial asthma treatment in office when should the next evaluation be
In 2-6 weeks
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When should an asthma step down be considered
After 3 months of good control
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How often should asthma be evaluated in office
1-6 months
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How much and how often can ICS be reduced
25-50% every 3 months