Test 28 - Created July 24 Flashcards

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serious side effect of ginkgo biloba leaf extract

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increased risk of bleeding (partly due to inhibition of platelet-activating factor

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presentatin of erysipelas

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usually legs, possibly face; red, painful, edematous, elevated, sharp demarcation, butterfly rash across face; abrupt onset; fever, chills, malaise

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3
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look of molluscum contagiosum and how it gets transmitted

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small skin-colored papules with indented centers; obtain via skin-to-skin

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ways you can get toxoplasmosis

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raw or undercooked meat, unwashed produce, cat feces

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5
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tx of toxoplasmosis

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pyrimethamine, sulfadiazine, folate

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nerve injuries during carotid endarterectomy

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  1. recurrent laryngeal - vocal cord paralysis
  2. facial nerve, marginal mandibular branch - asymmetric smile
  3. vagus (carotid sheath) - multiple issues
  4. ansa hypoglossus - okay to chop
  5. hypoglossal - tongue deviation to injured side
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7
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what to do if H&P gives broad differential diagnosis

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state in general terms the most likely possibilities and what testing is necessary

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features of Addison’s disease

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  1. sxs: wt loss, abd. pain, asthenia, amenorrhea, fatigue, weak, poor appetite
  2. PE: tender mm, decr. axillary/pubic hair, tan
  3. labs: hypoNa, hyperK, hyperCl
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9
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possible thyroid complication after coronary angiography

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iodine induced hyperthyroidism

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10
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necrotizing fasciitis presentation

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pain out of proportion to exam, swelling, erythema, fever, htn

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bug causing necrotizing fasciitis based on risk factors

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  1. healthy - group A strep
  2. immunocompromised - Pseudomonas
  3. PVD - polymicrobial
  4. crepitus on exam - Clostridum
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12
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tx of necrotizing fasciitis

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pip/tazo + vanc + clinda

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13
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signs that pneumothorax is not a “tension” ptx

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normal BP, no JVD, no tracheal deviation

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14
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tx of large pneumothorax in absence of tension physiology

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chest tube

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15
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bugs that cause AOM

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Strep pneumo, nontypeable H. flu, Moraxella catarrhalis

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bug that causes otitis-conjunctivitis syndrome

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nontypeable H. flu

17
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tic disorders

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  1. Tourette: multiple motor and vocal
  2. chronic tic disorder: multiple motor OR vocal; not both
  3. provisional tic disorder: tics < 1yr
18
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tx of Tourette’s

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antipsychotics, clonidine, guanfacine, tetrabenazine

19
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what to do if pt has ST depression with minimal exertion on exercise stress testing

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schedule percutaneous coronary angiography to evaluate need for revascularization

20
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Chikungunya fever presentation

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high fevers for 3-5 days -> severe polyarthralgias in hands/wrists, ankles -> chronic joint pain; may have rash

21
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how to distinguish malignant versus nonmalignant pancreatic cyst

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endoscopic U/S with aspiration

22
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common presentation of sickle cell disease in young kids

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dactylitis (swelling of hands or feet) and hemolytic anemia (scleral icterus, jaundice)

23
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why valacyclovir is preferred over acyclovir for shingles

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dosing; val 3x/day; acy 5x/day

24
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definition and tx of postherpetic neuralgia

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persists >4 mo. from rash onset; TCA’s, gabapentin, pregabalin