three more days... Flashcards

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What does glycemic control prevent with diabetes?

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Microvascular complications (retinopathy, nephropathy)

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What is called when a person has screwed up feet because of nerve damage?

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Charcot joint

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What can be done at 10+ weeks gestation for mom’s concerned about aneuploidy?

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Cell-Free Fetal DNA testing

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A patient has s/s of a pituitary tumor, but imaging shows calcification. What is this? What should be done?

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Craniopharyngioma

Surgery

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An HIV patient has AMS and a brain MRI shows a solitary, irregular, weakly ring-enhancing mass in the periventricular area and PCR of CSF shows EBV DNA. What is likely going on?

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Primary CNS lymphoma

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What are some possible complications of anorexia nervosa?

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Dysfunction of hypothalamus-pituitary axis…downstream effects
Elevated cholesterol and carotene levels
Cardiac arrhythmias (prolonged QT)
Euthyroid sick syndrome
Increased risk of IUGR or premature pregnancies

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A patient has a penetrating wound to one eye…then later on the other eye starts having issues. What is going on?

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Sympathetic ophthalmia…uncovering of “hidden” antigens

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A patient has s/s of parkinson’s disease + orthostatic hypotension, impotence, incontinence, and other autonomic symptoms. What should be considered?

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Multiple System Atrophy

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A patient is immunocompromised and has s/s of meningitis. What should be give prophylactically?

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Vancomycin + Ampicillin + Cefepime or ceftazidime

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Patient attempted suicide via caustic ingestion…what should be done?

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IV fluids, serial x-rays

Get an EGD w/in 24hrs to assess damage to esophagus

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A person keeps pulling his or her hair out. What is this disorder called? Treatment?

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Trichotillomania

Cognitive behavioral therapy

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What heart murmur is most commonly associated with infective endocarditis?

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MVP…or mitral regurgitation

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Patient has orthostatic hypotension and increased urine sodium and potassium. What is going on?

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Diuretic abuse

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Quad screen shows decreased AFP, increased beta-hCG, decreased estriol, and increased inhibin A. What is the likely diagnosis?

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Down Syndrome

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A kid has a history of delayed umbilical cord separation and now has recurrent skin and mucosa infections. What is this?

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Leukocyte adhesion deficiency

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Why is there an increased risk of infection via encapsulated bugs with asplenia?

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Decreased opsonizing antibody

17
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How is OCD treated?

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CBT + High-dose SSRI

…deep-brain stimulation if refractory

18
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A kid has s/s of meningococcemia + petechiae/purpura + becomes hypotensive non-responsive to fluids…and dies. What happened?

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adrenal hemorrhage…Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome

19
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What is the most common inherited hyper coagulable state?

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Factor V Leiden

20
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When do growing pains occur? Where?

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At night in thighs and/or calves

21
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A patient has s/s of Marfan’s…but then it says something about ‘fair complexion’, ‘intellectual disability’, ‘thromboembolic events’. What is this? What else is a difference between this and Marfan’s?

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Homocysteinuria (auto recessive deficiency of cystathionine synthase)

Lens displacement goes DOWN with homocysteinuria
Lens displacement goes UP with Marfan’s

22
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Cat bite. What is the bug? What is the treatment?

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Pasteurella

Amox/clav

23
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A person with rheumatoid arthritis develops kidney problems. What should be considered?

A

AA amyloidosis

Congo staining…apple-red bifringence

24
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An SLE patient is started on hydroxychloroquine because of skin and joint issues. What is the concern?

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Eye problems

25
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What is seen on bone marrow biopsy of multiple myeloma?

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Plasma cell proliferation