USMLEasy 7 Flashcards

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MoA of PCL injury?

A

Direct force to knee

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Signs of an ACL tear?

Difference in collateral ligament tear?

In meniscal injury?

A
#twisting injury with a popping feeling
#Immediate effusion
#Still able to bear weight

Collateral ligament tear would have more instability

More catching, locking, or giving way

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Patient develops malignant hyperthermia – management?

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#Hyperventilation with 100% oxygen
#IV dantrolene
#alkalinize urine (to protect the kidneys from myoglobin precipitation)
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Recommendations concerning immunization pregnancy:

  1. Influenza
  2. Typhoid
  3. Hepatitis
  4. Cholera
  5. TDaP
  6. Polio
  7. Smallpox
  8. yellow fever
  9. MMR
  10. Rabies
A
  1. Serious underlying disease
  2. Traveling to endemic area
  3. After exposure or before travel
  4. For travel
  5. If no primary series or 10 years without booster
  6. During epidemic
  7. Unnecessary
  8. Before travel time.
    9 Contraindicated
  9. Same as nonpregnant patients
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Patient wants repeat C-section with simultaneous tubal ligation – recommendation?

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VBAC followed by postpartum tubal ligation at later date

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Most common form of anesthesia for vaginal delivery?

Why not use paracervical block?

Complication of low spinal anesthesia (saddle block)?

A

Pudendal block

Implicated in fetal death

Hypotension and decrease in uteroplacental perfusion

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Anesthesia that will increase labor and delivery time?

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Epidural

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Conjunctivitis 6-12 hours after birth? Consequence of?

2 to 5 days after birth? If untreated?

5 to 14 days after birth? If untreated?

A

Chemical conjunctivitis; ocular silver nitrate or erythromycin prophylaxis

Gonococcal conjunctivitis (corneal ulceration, perforation, blindness)

Chlamydial conjunctivitis (pneumonia)

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Conversion disorder vs somatization?

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Single symptom with sudden onset in response to severe stress

Versus

Many complaints with no organic cause

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When is surgery indicated after eye trauma?

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#Enopthalmos most greater than 2 mm
#diplopia on primary/inferior gaze
#entrapment of ocular muscles
 #fracture of over 50% of orbital floor
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Why low transverse cesarean versus classic section?

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Classic C-section associated with greater blood loss and higher incidence of rupture

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Most Significant issue to consider when using nitrates for stable angina?

A

Development of tolerance

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Fetus is found to have single umbilical artery – Indicates? Management?

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Increased incidence of congenital anomalies

Offer amniocentesis, cordocentesis, or chorionic villus sampling to study fetal chromosomes

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Schizoid personality disorder versus schizophrenia versus schizoaffective disorder

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No psychotic symptoms

versus

schizophrenia (delusions, hallucinations, negative symptoms for at least six months)

versus

schizophrenia + major depressive or manic episode

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Frank versus complete beach?

A

Lower extremities flexed at the hips and extended knees (Feet close to head)

Versus

One or both knees flexed

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Patient presents with rash, fever, and mouth sores. Multiple vesiculobulbous lesions on conjunctiva and mouth. Normal visual acuity. Target lesions on the palms and soles – diagnosis? Management?

A

Erythema multiforme

Admit, normal saline IV, oral prednisone, analgesics antihistamines, mouth rinses

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Confrontation?

Interpretation?

Clarification?

A

pointing out something patient is trying to avoid

Explanatory statement that links behavior or feeling to it’s unconscious meaning

Putting together information and reflecting back to patient in more organized form

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Acute fatty liver during pregnancy – management?

A

Immediate delivery

18
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Normal Intraocular pressure?

A

10-21 mm Hg

19
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Mechanism of acute angle closure glaucoma?

A

Aqueous humor production in posterior chamber is unable to drain through anterior chamber

20
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Signs of increased intraocular pressure?

A
#Mid-dilated and Nonreactive pupils
#Corneal clouding
#Decreased vision
21
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Symptoms of hyperventilation?

A
#Anxiety
#Perioral tingling
#Carpopedal spasm
#Derealization feelings

Rebreathe into paper bag to reverse hypocapnia (normalizing cerebral blood flow and ionized calcium)

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Hydrocele in infant – management?

A

Will usually resolve spontaneously in first year of life