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1
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2500 m = _____ ft

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8000

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Acute Mtn Sickness- alttude

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2500 m (8000 ft)

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Aedes vector for 5 virus CRuDZY

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DEN, CHIK, YF, RVF, Zika

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After dive, avoid flying for:

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>12 h after no-compression dive >18 h after repetitive or after decompression diving >24 h after altitude diving

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after drop effect

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Core temp drop if blood flow to extremities first -> repurfusion acidosis

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airline and cruise EGA restrictions

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32-36 air, 28 boat

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altitude and pregnancy (2)

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try to sleep below 3600 m NO acetazolamide

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Anopheles vector for

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malaria, ONY

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Arterial gas embolism- cause, timing

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lung barotrauma causing CVA and MI with 10 min of surfacing; cause 3% dive deaths

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Bartonella- 3 types, vectors, disease

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B. bacilloformis – sand fly- bartonellosis B. henselae- flea- cat scratch, bacillary angiomatosis, endocarditis B. quintana- louse- trench fever, endocarditis, bacillary angiomatosis

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BCG side effects

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ulcer or abscess weeks later

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12
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Bismuth reduces travelers diarrhea by

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55% take QID

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black fly vector for (3)

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onchocerciasis, M. Ozzardi, dirofilariasis

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Cholera vaccine- indication

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epidemics 2 doses 1-6 weeks apart (depending on type age down to 1 or 2)

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Chrysops deerfly vector for (2)

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Loa, Francisella tularensis

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Ciguatera poisoning- agent, source, sx (2), Tx

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Gambierdiscus toxicus (a flagellate) heat resistant

gastroenteritis/vomit 1-6 hours; paresthesias, pruritis and myalgia may persist months

hot/cold reversal

warm-water reef fish, oysters, clams

supportive Tx

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Contraindication to DTaP

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Encephalopathy within 1 week of previous DTaP/DTP

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Contraindication to Hep A

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Anaphylactic reaction to 2-pheooxyethanol or alum

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Contraindication to IPV

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Anaphylactic reaction to neomycin, streptomycin or polymyxin B

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contraindications to MMR

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reaction to prior MMR, Immunosuppression, Thrombocytopenia, Gelatin or neomycin allergy, Pregnancy

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Contraindications to nasal flu (4)

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< 2 YO, egg allergy, lung disease, pregnant

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Culex vector for

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LF, JE, WNV, VEE, WEE, EEE

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DDx subconjunctival hemorrhage (4)

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Leptospirosis, scrub typhus, hantavirus renal, dengue, measles

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decompression illness

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Inadequate elimination of nitrogen from tissues during ascent, causing muscle aches and pains

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Decompression sickness

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nitrogen bubbles forming in tissues on resurfacing- cause 2% dive deaths

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DEET can also inhibit (2)

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schisto, tick (typhus)

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elderly less likely to get (3)

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motion sickness, diarrrea, AMS

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Flea is vector for (6)

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Bacteria: B. henslae, R. felis, R. typhi, Y. pestis Parasite: Dipylidium caninum, tungiasis

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29
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frequency of post-infectious IBS

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25%

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frostbite- def, Tx, good prognosis

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ice crystals in tissue rapid rewarm, avoid refreeze early clear blebs and edema

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Glossina Tsetse fly vector for

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Trypansomsoma brucei

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32
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Hajj- attendees, illnesses (lung, blood, nasal)

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3 million from > 180 countries 75% get Hajj cough- environmental, TB, flu, pneumonia, MERS HIV and hepatitis from shaving by barbers PAM- nasal abolution

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health contraindications to fight

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10 days after chest or abdominal surgery 14 days from MI or CABG Uncontrolled CHF, Sz, HTN, DM, psych

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34
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health precautions to flying (4)

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Anemia Cerebrovascular disease SS Pulmonary- dry cabin air

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heat exhaustion vs heat stroke

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weak, confusion vs collapse, uncontrolled fever, organ damage

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36
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Hep A vaccine use in endemic?

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No. Kids usually mild and Asx.

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Hepatitis B vaccine contraindications (2)

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previous allergy, yeast allergy

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38
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High altitude cerebral edema (HACE)- Sx, Tx

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Sx: ataxia, confusion Tx: immediate descent. Dexamethasone may buy time

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High altitude contraindications

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Uncontrolled CHF, pulm HTN, SS, mod-severe COPD (not asthma); Hx HAPE, HACE

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High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE)- fame, Tx

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most common cause of altitude death descent, O2, EPAP, nifedipine (steroid NO help)

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41
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high eosinophlilia related to

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trichinosis, visceral larva migrans, microfilaria, onchocerciasis, ascariasis, hookworm, schistosomiasis, or liver or lung flukes

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42
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HIV malaria prophylaxis interaction

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mefloquine and ART

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43
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how effective is 1st dose of measles

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97%

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44
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how long for meningitis, YF and polio to be effective

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10 d, 10 d, 4 wks

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45
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how long until YF vaccine effective

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10 d

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46
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how often are diarrhea studies positive- what percentages

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1/3 pos 70% bacterial, 15% viral

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HPV strains related to CA, related to warts, in vaccine

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16, 18, 31. 33 6, 11 (6, 11,) 16. 18

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48
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Huntington’s response

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cold induced vasodilation in intermittent 5-10 min cycle at 10 degrees C

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hyperthermia

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>40

50
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hypothermia

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< 35

51
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hypothermia levels

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< 35 mild (passive rewarming), < 33 moderate (active rewarming), < 28 severe (stop resuscitation at 32 if no response)

52
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immersion injury

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non-freeze cold injury like trench foot

53
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Immunization contraindicated in pregnancy

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MMR, VZV, other live

54
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Immunization in immunocompromised (3)

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no BCG regardless no YF IF symptomatic HIV maybe no roto IF symptomatic HIV

55
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Infections from animal bites (5)

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rabies, tetanus, pasteurellosis, bartonella, herpes B virus…

56
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jellyfish stinger removal and Tx

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credit card, sea water, Windex, vinegar (anemone and coral also have neumatocysts); box jelly antivenom (AUS)

57
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live typhoid coverage vs IM

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Paratyphoid B but not A

58
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Live vaccines- 9

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MMR, OPV, Yellow fever, Vaccinia, Varicella, Nasal influenza, BCG, Cholera, Oral typhoid

59
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Louse vector for (3)

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Epidemic typhus (R. prowazekii) Trench fever (B. quintana) Relapsing fever (Borrelia recurrentis)

60
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lower age limits on sunscreen, DEET

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6 mo, 2 mo

61
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Malaria emergency Tx

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Malarone 4 tabs x 3 d Artemether/lumefantine (Coartem) 4 tabs for 6 doses Mefloquine 250 mg- 3 tabs, then 2 tabs 6-12 h later

62
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malaria prophylaxis and breast feeding

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any

63
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Measles vaccine contraindications

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pregnancy, severe immunocompromised neomycin or gelatin allergy (OK egg allergy) thrmobocytopenia

64
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measles vaccine side effects

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10% get rash week later 1/3000 have Sz

65
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mefloquine black box warning

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dizzy may be permanent, psych may persist yrs

66
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Menactra and Menveo cover which strains

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A, C, Y, W135

67
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midge/culicoides vector for

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mansonella

68
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MMR timing for travelling infant

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6 mos, repeat in 1 month if still travelling

69
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mosquito day biter infections (2)

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dengue, chik

70
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mosquito night biter infections (3)

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malaria, WNV, JE

71
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Most common malaria in travellers

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vivax

72
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myiasis vs tungiasis

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African tumbu/botfly Sand flea

73
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nasal flu contraindications

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< 2 YO asthma/COPD pregnancy/immunocompromised (NO egg issue)

74
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Neurotoxic shellfish poisoning- source, Sx

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Red tide dinoflagellate concentrating in shellfish, ingest or inhaled wave GI, paraesthesia, ataxia

75
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Nitrogen narcosis/ depth, Tx

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depths greater than 70 ft or 100 ft clears on resurfacing.

76
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Norovirus- incubation, duration, spread

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1-2 d < 4 d FO, P2P, fomites

77
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number traffic deaths annually

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1.3 million

78
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only required vaccines

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YF for certain countries in AF and SAM Meningitis for Mecca polio before leaving a few endemic areas (Cameroon, Pakistan, Syria)

79
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OPV risk

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1/250K get paralytic polio use IPV in low endemic areas

80
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osborne J wave

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on EKG, notched R wave wider than RBBB

81
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Paralytic shellfish poisoning- agent, source, onset, Tx

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Dinoflagellate- concentrated in mollusk so Shellfish, seafood Potent toxin

82
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percent sulfa allergy getting rash with acetazolamide

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7%

83
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permethrine can also inhibit (2)

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tick (typhus), triatomine (Chagas)

84
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Pigbel vaccine- target, geo, schedule

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to Clostridium perfringens toxin type 3 used in Papua New Guinea 2, 4, 6 mo

85
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pregnancy stand by malaria Tx

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malarone x 3 d

86
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pregnancy travel contraindications

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multiple, malpresentation, hyperemesis, FGR, abruption, active labor, cervical incompetence, PTL, PROM, ectopic, toxemia

87
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preventing malaria in first pregnancy in Africa

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sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine at prenatal visits

88
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Resistant to alcohol

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Cryptosporidium, norovirus, anthrax

89
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Sand fly/phlebotmus vector for (3)

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leishmania sand fly fever Bartonella bacilliformis

90
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scombroid poisoning- Sx, source, signs

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histidine in fish causing allergic reaction heat resistant only prevention is to store fish properly tuna, mackerel, bonito, skipjack and canned fish may describe a peppery, salty, or spicy taste

91
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sea urchin spine removal and Tx

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surgical, hot water (heat labile toxin)

92
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stool studies for chronic diarrhea

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O+P AF for cryptosporidia, cyclospora, isospora Giardia Ag C. dif toxin

93
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tetrodotoxin

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neurotoxin from puffer/fugu

94
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Tick vector for

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viral: CCHF, TBE, KFD, OMSK, POW, CTF Bacterial: Lyme, Borrelia, Ricketsial (Spotted, Q fever), tularemia Dermacentor (RMSF, CTF, tularemia, Siberian tick typhus, tick paralysis) Ixodes (Lyme, babesia, human granulocytic ehrlichiosis,)

95
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Transplant pts and vaccines

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avoid live for 2 yrs and other for 3-6 mo

96
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travel health risks per 100K

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1 death 300 hospital 8000 see doc 50% some health issue

97
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travel mortality- top 2, bottom

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45% CV 25% accident 1% ID

98
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Travelers diarrhea- geo

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Latin Americia- EAEC Asia- Campylo, Plesiomonas, Aeromonas Africa- Aeromonas

99
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Travelers diarrhea- incidence, peaks, duration, incubation

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Incidence 35% per 2 weeks Peak days 2-4 and 10-12 d Duration 2-5 d bacterial or viral Incubation , 4 d

100
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Triatomine bug vector for

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Trypanosoma cruzi/Chagas

101
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Tropical sprue- geo, cause, Tx

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Asia, SAM ? doxy 6 wks with folate

102
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Tropical Sprue- geo, Sx, Tx

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chronic diarrhea from Asia, South America Malabs, B12 and folate def, steatorrhea No causative agent found Responds to 6 weeks TTC and folate

103
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Tularemia- 5 presentations

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Ulceroglandular, Glandular, Oculoglandular, Oropharyngeal, Pneumonic

104
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typhoid vaccine re-booster

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oral- 5 yrs IM- 2 yrs

105
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typhoid vaccines lower age limit (2)

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IM 2 YO, PO 6 YO

106
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Vaccine best for wild type polio

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Oral Sabin vaccine

107
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vaccines safe to give at birth (2)

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Hep B, OPV

108
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vaccines to avoid with 2-pheooxyethanol or alum allergy

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Hep A

109
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vaccines to avoid with egg allergy (3)

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JE, flu, YF

110
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vaccines to avoid with gelatin allergy (2)

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MMR, YF

111
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vaccines to avoid with neomycin allergy (3)

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IPV, MMR, Hep A, some Hep B, some flu, smallpox

112
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vaccines to avoid with streptomycin or polymyxin B allergy

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IPV

113
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vaccines to avoid with yeast allergy

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Hep B

114
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Venomous fish- examples, Tx

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includes Scorpionfish, Stonefish, Lionfish, weeverfish, stingray, catfish (Indo-Pacific) Tx hot water, stonefish antivenom (AUS)

115
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What insect is attracted to bright blue colors

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Tsetse, Glossina

116
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what percent people on malaria prophylaxis still get malaria?

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6%

117
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WHO rabies PEP Categories and Tx

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I- touch,lick; none II- scratch with no bleeding; vaccine III- bites, mucous mems, bats; RIG and vaccine

118
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Yellow fever contraindications and precautions

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YFV contraindications: < 6 mos Immunodeficiency- CD4 < 200, Thymus disorder, Cancer, Transplant Allergy to egg, gelatin, latex YFV Precautions: 6-9 mos, Age > 60 YO ASx HIV with CD4 200-500 Pregnant BF

119
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Yellow fever lower age limit

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6 mo with precaution, 9 mo without

120
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Yellow fever vaccine complications

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YEL-AND (neuro)- about 1/100K but higher in elderly YEL-AVD (viscerotropic)- 0.4/100K, higher in elederly, 60% mortality

121
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YF vaccine in HIV

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CD4 < 200 contraindicated < 500 precaution

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