tres Flashcards

1
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four causes of low sodium with normal volume

A

SIADH, psychogenic polydipsia, Post op, and hypothyroid

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2
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Low Na, Low volume. then what?

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look at urine sodium. Low is <10, high is >20

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3
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low na, low volume, low urine sodium

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EXTRARENAL losses aka diarrhea, vomiting, diaphoresis

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4
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low na, low volume, high urine sodium

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loss is REANAL. aka excessive diuretics, low aldo, ATN

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5
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HIGH sodium and normal volume 2 things

A

DI or tahcpynea

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6
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renal causes of HIGH na and LOW volume

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diuretics, osmotic diuresis (aka peeing sugar) or renal failure

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7
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HIGH Na, LOW volume, non renal causes

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diarrhea, diaphoresis, respiratory losses

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8
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2 iatrogenic causes of high sodium and high volume

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TPN and NaHCO3 therapy

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9
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5 causes of high sodium and high volume

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iatrogenic, exogenous steroids, cushings, primary hyper aldo, salt water drowning

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10
Q

most common cause of male infetility

A

varicoclele

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11
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which carotid turns into ophthalmic and retinal artery

A

internal

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12
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riluzole is

A

glutamate blocker. used in ALS

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13
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BUN: Cr ratio for PRERENAl

A

more than 20:1

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14
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itnrarenal BUN: CR ratio

A

< 15:1

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15
Q

bile duct infection is caleld

A

cholangitis

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16
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triad of bile duct infection

A

fever, RUQ, jaundice

17
Q

what is choledocholithiasis

A

stone in CBD

18
Q

what is cholelithiasis

A

stone in gallbladder

19
Q

what is cholecystitis

A

inflamed gallbadder

20
Q

if + pox virus, what should you check

A

HIV

21
Q

how to treat hiatal hernia

A

if type one (GE junction and stomach), just antacids. if type two (only stomach, rare) then do surgery

22
Q

antidote for lead

A

edetate

23
Q

caplan syndrome

A

RA and pneumococciosis

24
Q

what is finasteroide

A

5 alpha reductase inhibitor, second line for BPH

25
Q

name 3 alpha blockers for BPH

A

tamsulosin, terazosin, ddoxazosin

26
Q

when should you not use alpha blockers

A

if pt has orthostatic hypotension

27
Q

kerning sign indicates

A

menigitis

28
Q

how does Mg change PT, calcium, and K

A

ALL LOW

29
Q

2 diastolic murmurs

A

aortic regard and mitral stenosis

30
Q

what is disulfiram

A

antabuse

31
Q

RA and PCWP in carcinogenic shock?

A

INCREASE

32
Q

cardiac index in carcinogenic and septic shock

A

down

33
Q

SVR in carcinogenic and septic shock

A

UP in carcinogenic, down in septic

34
Q

4 causes of acute painful vision loss

A

closed angle glaucoma (red, fixed, seeing halos), migraine, trauma, optic neuritis

35
Q

what is the fundoycopic exam of retinal artery occlusion

A

pale fungus with cherry red spot and edema

36
Q

what is the fundoycopic exam of retinal vein occlusion

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distended and tortuous veins, retinal bleed, edematous, cotton wool spots

37
Q

which makes you blind faster- retinal artery or vein occlusion

A

artery

38
Q

what is amarousus fugax

A

transient

39
Q

which hurts- HSV or CMV retinitis

A

HSV