Test 46 - Created Aug 11 Flashcards

1
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tx of papular urticaria

A

second gen H1 blockers and topical corticosteroids

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2
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next step when unexplained new-onset heart failure occurs

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do stress test or coronary angiography to evaluate for CAD

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3
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standard composition for enteral feeds

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30 kcal/kg/day and 1 g/kg/day of protein

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4
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tx of Asx bacteriuria in pregnant pt (even if culture was done at prenatal visit and this is a later visit)

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Abx now: cephalexin, amoxi-clav, or fosfomycin

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5
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why might a patient still have cost-sharing expenses above their deductible?

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They have not met their plan’s annual out-of-pocket maximum (includes deductible, copays, coinsurance)

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6
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cause of marked increase in Cr after ACE-i is started in kidney transplant pt

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renal artery stenosis (leads to stimulation of renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system)

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7
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presentation of ant. uveitis (iritis)

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pain, red, variable visual loss, constricted and irregular pupil; leukocytes in ant. segment

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presentation of infectious keratitis

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severe photophobia and difficulty in keeping bad eye open; penlight shows corneal opacity or infiltrate

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9
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what to do if pt had mono, gets better, but LAP persists on one side or exists somewhere besides posterior cervical nodes

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send pt to get LN biopsy; might be lymphoma

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10
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which patients with asymptomatic bacteriuria need treatment

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pregnant, undergoing urologic procedures, or within 3 months of renal transplantation

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11
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reversal of warfarin therapy

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prothrombin complex concentrate 1st, then IV vit. K; fresh frozen plasma only if PCC unavailable

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12
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acute mgt of hypertriglyceridemia induced pancreatitis (other than the normal stuff)

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insulin or apheresis now

long-term: fibrates

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13
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how much of a washout period is needed between SSRI’s and MAOI’s

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most - 14 days

fluoxetine - 5 weeks

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14
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presentation of serotonin syndrome

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fever, sweaty, agitated, tachycardia, autonomic instability, HTN, D, hyperactive BS, hyperreflexia, clonus, tremor, mydriasis

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15
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mgt of serotonin syndrome

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discontinue all serotonergic meds; supportive care and sedate w/ benzo

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16
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presentation of diffuse esophageal spasm

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CP and dysphagia to solids and liquids

17
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what testing shows for diffuse esophageal spasm

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disordered and premature simultaneous contractions of distal esophagus with normal distal esophageal sphincter relaxation

18
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tx of diffuse esophageal spasm

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CCB

19
Q

TB presentation in patients with low CD4 counts

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lobar, pleural, or disseminated siease

20
Q

fluid characteristics of a TB pleural effusion

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lymphocytic and exudative with an elevated ADA level

21
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what is needed to confirm dx of TB pleural effusion

A

pleural biopsy (smear is often negative)

22
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mgt of DKA: IVF

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NS; add dextrose when G <200

23
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mgt of DKA: insulin

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start IV insulin (unless K low); switch to SQ when able to eat, G <200, AG <12, and serum bicarb >15; overlap SQ and IV by 1-2 hrs

24
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effect modification

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when magnitude of effect of independent variable (intervention) on dependent variable (outcome) varies depending on level of a third variable (effect modifier); need to do stratified analyses for each level of the effect modifier

25
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confounding bias

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when extraneous variable associated with both exposure and outcome obscures the associate between exposure and outcome; stratification does not change direction of effect

26
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tx of acute gout

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NSAIDs or colchicine or steroids, depending on pt

27
Q

acute stress disorder versus PTSD

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ASD: sxs 3d-1mo
PTSD: sxs 1 mo. +

28
Q

complications of bicuspid aortic valve

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infective endocarditis, severe regurg or stenosis, aortic dialtion -> aneurysm or dissection

29
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amount of levothyroxine tx after tx of papillary and follicular thyroid cancer

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small/low risk: TSH 0.1-0.5 for 6-12 mo., then low/N range
intermediate risk: TSH 0.1-0.5
large/aggressive: TSH <0.1

30
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way to help manage persistent negative symptoms in schizophrenia patients

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social skills training