Test 25,26,27 - Created July 23 Flashcards

1
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problem with hypertransfusion regimen

A

iron overload and organ damage; happens commonly in kids with bad anemia

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2
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tx of urge incontinence

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tolterodine, oxybutynin, solifenacin

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3
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staff gets a needlestick injury, what to do if pt refuses HIV testing

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start staff member on HIV prophylaxis

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4
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signs of aspirin toxicity

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tachycardia, tachypnea, hyperthermia, dizzy, N/V; also shows respiratory alkalosis and AG metabolic acidosis

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5
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tx of aspirin toxicity

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Na bicarb, glucose, activated charcoal (w/in 2h); dialysis if really bad

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6
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what increases risks for pyloric stenosis

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macrolides in first 2 wks of life, first born boy, formula feeding

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7
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celiac disease presentation

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large volume, foul smelling, excess gas, wt loss, microcytic anemia; increases osmotic gap

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celiac disease pathology

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villous atrophy with increased extraepithelial lymphocytes; crypt hyperplasia

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9
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tx of celiac disease

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gluten free diet; replace nutritional deficiencies; DEXA scans; pneumococcal vaccine; dapsone for dermatitis herpetiformis

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10
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risk associated with central venous access for TPN

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Candida endophthlamitis, esp. if in ICU or has neutropenia

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11
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Candida endophthlamitis presentation

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fever, eye pain, decreased vision; fundoscopy shows focal, white, glistening, mound-like lesions that leads to vitreous haze

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12
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tx of Candida endophthlamitis

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vitrectomy and systemic Amp B (plus antifungal injected into eye)

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13
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teen presents with hunchback. when is tx necessary?

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back brace with chronic pain. surgery of angle of convexity is >60*

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14
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when U/A and urine culture is needed to evaluate UTI in adult female

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if possible pregnancy, pyelonephritis, or vaginal infection

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15
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empiric tx of uncomplicated UTI in female

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TMP-SMX x3 days or nitrofurantoin x5 days

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16
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when to do colonoscopy in pt who is high risk for colon cancer

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at age 40 or 10 yrs before age of dx in 1st degree relative (whichever comes first); repeat q3-5 yrs

17
Q

mgt of UTI in pregnant pt

A

cephalexin, amoxi-clav, fosfomycin, nitrofurantoin

18
Q

tx of pyelonephritis in pregnant pt

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IVF and Abx until afebrile 48h; oral Abx 10-14d; daily suppressive Abx until 6w postpartum

19
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tx of bipolar patients with severe mania

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lithium (or valproate) plus antipsychotic

20
Q

smoking cessation at an older age: benefits

A

mortality risk will drop below that of current smokers within next 5 years. decreased risk of cardiac events, osteoporosis (w/in 10 yrs), and decline in lung function.

21
Q

what to do with pt who has bilateral nipple d/c and negative PE, labs, and imaging

A

reassure and observe

22
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moa for organophosphate toxicity

A

inhibition of acetylcholinesterase

23
Q

tx of organophosphate toxicity

A

IVF, decontaminate, atropine (inhibit ACh) plus pralidoxime (reactivate enzyme)

24
Q

overall risk with antipsychotic use in dementia patients

A

increased mortality risk; short-term benefits may outweigh long-term risks; use as last resort and low dose

25
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organ systems that may get damaged by diphtheria

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heart, kidneys, neuro

26
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tx of PCP intoxication

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mild - low stim environment

bad - lorazepam

27
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presentation of PCP intoxication

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tachycardia, HTN, ataxia, bizarre behavior, nystagmus, possible hallucinations

28
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presentation of coarctation of aorta (later in child’s life)

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claudication, arm HTN, leg htn, weak/delayed distal pulses; possibly continuous murmur

29
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management of pressure (decubitus) ulcers

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  1. full-thickness wounds (III, IV) -> debride devitalized or necrotic tissues
  2. shallow ulcers (I, II) -> use dressings to maintain moist, wound environment
30
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presentation of Vitamin D deficiency in pt with h/o gastric bypass surgery

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LBP, low P, high alk phos, osteomalacia, 2* hyperPTH; need 2000-3000 IU/day

31
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presentation of appendicitis in pregnant woman

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can look similar to pyelonephritis: fever and R sided abd. and flank pain; do abdominal U/S

32
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possible complication of untreated appendicitis

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pylephlebitis (infected portal vein thrombosis)