Things I Forget Over and Over Again ;) Flashcards

1
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Pre diabetic Range

A

5.7-6.4

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2
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When to consider insulin for diabetes

A

def @ 10, consider @ 9

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3
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Atrial Septal Defect murmur

A

systolic ejection murmur at pulmonary area
fixed split S2
plus/minus diastolic rumble at tricuspid valve

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4
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PDA physiology

A

connection between pulmonary artery and aorta to shunt blood away from lungs

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5
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PDA murmur

A

continuous machinery murmur at left second ICS

wide pulse pressures, bounding peripheral pulses

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6
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Disseminated Zoster

A

3 or more dermatomes

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7
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Indications for Severe C diff Treatment

A

WBC 15+
Albumin less than 3
Cr 1.5x the prior level

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8
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Treatment of systolic CHF

A

loop
ACEI or ARB
BB
Aldosterone if EF<35%

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9
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Pathophysiology of CHF

A

decreased CO – > Activate RAS + SNS –> systemic vasoconstriction

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10
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Systolic HF- main cause

A

impaired contractility

–ischemic heart disease

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11
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Diastolic HF- main cause

A

impaired ventricular filling during diastole

    • HTN
    • aortic stenosis
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12
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CKD defined as

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abnormal markers of kidney damage for 3 months

or GFR less than 60 for more than 3 months

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13
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Neonatal vs Infantile Acne

A

first month of life vs age 3-4 months

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14
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Base Deficit

A

takes out respiratory component so it represents the metabolic acidosis
normal -2 to 2

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15
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Albumin in acid base and correction

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weak acid
more albumin = more acidic
Add 2.5 to AG for every 1 albumin below 4

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16
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Strong Ion Difference

A

Na - Cl
>38 metabolic alkalosis
<38 NAGMA

17
Q

Acid/Base pCO2 determination

A

> 40 resp acidosis

<40 resp alkalosis

18
Q

Delta Gap Interpretation

A

more than 2 is metabolic alkalosis

less than 1 is NAGMA or urinary anion loss (DKA, CKD)

19
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Change in Metabolic acidosis

A

change in c02 = 1.2 x bicarb delta

20
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Change in Metabolic alkalosis

A

change in co2 = .7 x bicarb delta

21
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Change in Resp Acidosis

A

acute is .1 x change in co2; chronic is .4 x change in co2

22
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Change in Resp Alkalosis

A

acute is .2 x change in co2; chronic is .4 x change in co2

23
Q

Causes of AGMA

A

GOLD MARK
Glycols, Oxoproline (Tylenol), L-lactate, D-lactate
Methanol, Aspirin, Renal Failure, Ketoacidosis

24
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Causes of NAGMA

A

HARDUPS
Hyperalimentation, acteozolamide & Addison’s, RTA
Diarrhea, Urteopelvic things, pancreatic fistulas
Saline

25
Q

Metabolic Alkalosis with LOW urine chloride

A
responsive
Vomiting
NG suction
Over diuresis
post hypercapnia
26
Q

Metabolic Alkalosis with HIGH urine chloride

A

non-responsive
HTN: Cushing, Conn, RAS, alkali
no HTN: Low Mag, K, Laxatives, Bartler, Gitelman

27
Q

Causes of RTAs

A

type 1 - decreased secretion of H+
type 2 - decreased reabsorption of Bicarb
type 4 - aldosterone def/resistance

28
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Polyuria =

A

more than 3 L