USMLEasy 6 Flashcards

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Impetigo caused by?

A

Staph > strep

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Latency, symptom severity, direction of nystagmus, and effect of repetition when Dix Hallpike maneuver used for peripheral etiologies of vertigo?

Central causes of vertigo?

A

3-10 seconds, severe, fixed direction and repeating the maneuver lessons the symptoms

No latency, mild symptoms, variable direction, and no lessening of symptoms with repeat maneuvers,

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Patients with first episode of wheezing will require what test?

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CXR (peak flow testing not useful in first episode)

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Test for screening pregnant women for diabetes? Positive?

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One hour glucose tolerance test; three hour glucose tolerance test

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Work up for worsening, untreated primary dysmenorrhea with normal history and physical?

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Trial of NSAIDs (without further workup)

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Murphy’s positive for?

A

Cholecystitis (not gallstones)

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When should patients be tested for HIV medication resistance?

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#newly diagnosed
#pregnant
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Treatment for fatigue in terminal cancer patient with no signs of depression, anemia, or laboratory abnormalities?

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# stimulant (methylphenidate)
#steroid
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Statins that have less drug interactions?

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#Pravastatin
#fluvastatin
#rosuvastatin 

Not metabolized by cytochrome P450

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Most suspicious characteristics for breast discharge? (ie. most likely to be cancer?)

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Spontaneous, unilateral discharge >bloody discharge

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Most common cause of iron deficiency anemia?

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Blood loss >poor iron absorption

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Positive Sperling test. Most likely diagnosis?

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Disc herniation (not seen with cervical strain, spondylosis, osteoarthritis)

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Symptoms of iritis? (Pain, color, discharge, visual acuity, reactivity?

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(uveitis)
#Deep, boring pain
#Injected conjunctiva
#Minimum discharge
#Decreased visual acuity but normal reactivity
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Signs of conjunctivitis? Sign that’s disfavors conjunctivitis?

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#Redness
#Tearing
# discharge
#Photophobia

Pain

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Types of chest pain?

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#Classical angina (pressure with exertion)
#Atypical angina (pressure OR discomfort with angina)
#Anginal equivalent (dyspnea without chest pain)
#Non-anginal (stabbing, shooting, chatting, tingling)
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Most common cause of thyroiditis? Aka? Presentation?

Versus subacute lymphocytic thyroiditis?

Versus subacute granulomatous thyroiditis?

Versus suppurative thyroiditis?

Versus invasive fibrous thyroiditis?

A

Large nontender thyroid

Chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis; Hashimoto’s; Enlargement of the thyroid with associated tenderness

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Role of stress, dirty skin, greasy diet, and oily skin on acne development?

A

Only stress plays a role

17
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Acceptable routes of administration of testosterone?

A

Transdermal patches or gel

Oral testosterone not recommended because of first pass metabolism and potential of liver damage

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Bariatric surgery can result in how much weight loss? How common are complications? Mortality rates?

BMI cutoffs?

A

50%; 40%; under 1%

Over 40 or over 35 with comorbidities

19
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Postexposure prophylaxis against HIV?

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Immediate testing for HIV antibodies not vital load) and two drug therapy

20
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Effect of Donepezil on Alzheimer’s dementia?

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Mild improvement in cognition but no effect on progression of neuroneurodegeneration

21
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Risk factors for adverse postoperative outcomes?

A
#Type II diabetes
#Hyperlipidemia
#Congestive heart failure
#Poor functional capacity (unable to walk four blocks or up two flights of stairs)

Obesity is not a risk factor

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Components of sexual response?

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#Libido – requires androgens and intact sensory system
#Arousal (erections) – affected by vascular problems, stressors, alcohol abuse
23
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Most common cause of inability to achieve erection despite strong sexual interest?

A

Vascular problem

24
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Stages of kidney failure?

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#Stage 0 – GFR over 90
#Stage 1 – GFR over 90 but evidence of microglobinuria or proteinuria
#Stage 2 – GFR 60-90
#Stage 3–30-60
#Stage 4 – GFR 15-30
#Staige 5 – GFR under 15