Test 31 - Created July 27 Flashcards

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incidence rate

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number of new cases of disease occurring in a pop. in a given period, expressed in number of events per person-time

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2
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equation of incidence rate

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fraction:

  • numerator: number of new cases
  • denominator: amount of at-risk time each person contributes
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3
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when relative risk is used

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estimate associations in cohort and experimental design studies, where participants are followed over time to assess a risk factor for developing a given disease; odds ratio is used in case-control and cross-sectional studies

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tx of neonatal displaced clavicular fracture

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gentle handling, analgesics, long-sleeved garment with sleeve pinned to chest with elbow flexed at 90*, reassurance

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5
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external versus internal validity

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external: how generalizable these results are to other populations
internal: are we measuring what we think we are within this study

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tx of low-risk invasive squamous cell skin cancer

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surgical excision, cryotherapy, electrosurgery, and radiation therapy

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what to do if CT of head negative and you highly suspect subarachnoic hemorrhage

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do an LP to look for xanthochromia

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presentation of opioid withdrawal

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N/V/D, tachycardic, HTN, sweaty, insomnia, yawns, dysphoric mood, myalgias, arthralgias, lacrimation, rhinorrhea, piloerection, mydriasis; commonly happens 2 days after stopping

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tx of opioid withdrawal

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  1. methadone or buprenorphine; both require supervised detox setting
  2. clonidine, antiV, antiD, benzo
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outpatient tx of community acquired Pna

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healthy - azithro or doxy

comorbidities - FQN or combo of beta-lactam + azithro

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inpatient tx of community acquired Pna

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FQN or combo of CTX + azithro

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ICU tx of community acquired Pna

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CTX + FQN … or … CTX + azithro

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13
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what to do if preterm prelabor ROM (pPROM) occurs

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34w/+: delivery

< 34w: expectant mgt

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mgt of pPROM and < 34w GA

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amp/azithro, steroids, fetal surveillance

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tx of amiodarone thyroid issues

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  1. elev T4/decr T3: none
  2. hypothyroid: levothyroxine
  3. thyrotoxicosis: antithyroid drugs
  4. destructive thyroiditis: steroids
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acute dystonia - sudden, sustained contraction of neck, mouth, tongue, and eye mm; tx?

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benztropine or diphenhydramine

17
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akathisia - subjective restlessness, inability to sit still; tx?

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propranolol, lorazepam, benztropine

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Parkinsonism - gradual onset tremor, rigidity, and bradykinesia; tx?

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benztropine or amantadine

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tardive dyskinesia - gradual onset after prolonged therapy (>6mo.): dyskinesia of mouth, face, trunk, lumbs; tx?

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“-benazine”

valbenazine, deutetrabenazine

20
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when is parenteral potassium replacement indicated in setting of pt taking a loop diuretic

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dysfunctional bowel; cardiac and neuro complications

21
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preventive tx of episodic and chronic cluster headaches

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verapamil

22
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tx of acute cluster headache

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  1. oxygen

2. sumatriptan intranasally

23
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common drugs that cause orthostatic htn (possibly in elderly)

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diuretics, alpha blockers, or nitrates