UW 8 Flashcards

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Chondroma

A

Benign cartilaginous tumor

MC location - hands and feet

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2
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Do reactive nasal polyps cause bony erosions

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Not commonly

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3
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Crescendo-Decrescendo murmur heart at left sternal border without carotid radiation

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HOCM = Interventricular septal hypertrophy

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4
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Diff b/t HOCM and AS murmur

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AS radiates to carotid
AS is right second IC space
HOCM does NOT radiate to carotid
HOCM Is at left sternal border

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5
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Lung Abscess v Empyema

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Lung Abscess - discrete abscess cavity typically seen on CXR

Empyema - Loculated, abnormally contoured effusion w adjacent pulmonary consolidation

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MCC Empyema

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Bacterial seeding of parapneumonic effusion in w bacterial pneumonia

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Erythema toxic neonatorum Presentation

TX

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Asymptomatic 
Blotchy
Erythematous papules and pustules 
Spares palm and soles
TX: Resolves w/in 2 weeks after birth
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Nephrotic syndrome ass’d with lymphoma

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Minimal Change

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Nephrotic syndrome ass’d with Hep B

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Membranous

MembranoProliferative

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Nephrotic syndrome ass’d with Adenocarcinoma of lung and breast

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Membranous

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11
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EKG of Ventricular Aneurysm

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Persistent ST elevation after recent MI

Deep Q waves in same leads

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EKG of Pericardial Effusion

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Low voltage QRS complexes

Electrical alternans = large effusions

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13
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CT of Alzheimer’s

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Cortical and subcortical Atrophy
Temporal and Parietal Lobes
Enlargement of Lateral Ventricles

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Presentation of posterior urethral injury

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Blood at urethral meatus
Inability to void
High-riding prostate on DRE

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Assn’s with posterior urethral injury

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Perineal or scrotal hematoma

Pelvic Fracture

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16
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Why are beta blockers used in HOCM

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Slow the heart and prolong diastole which leads to more time for heart to fill and lessen outflow obstruction

17
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What maneuver makes HOCM worse

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Those that decrease preload since smaller ventricular volumes lead to higher degrees of obstruction

18
Q

What sound is a harsh shrill

A

Stridor

19
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MCC of Epiglottis (2)

A

Hib

Strep pyogenes

20
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TX for MALT

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  1. H.pylori tx - if ineffective ->

2. CHOP

21
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What is CHOP

A

Cyclophosphamide
Adriamycin
Vincristine
Prednisone

22
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When do we NOT treat HTN

A

Immediately after ischemic stroke IF Less than 220/120
OR
If pt has CAD
in order to maintain cerebral perfusion

23
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Drugs that cause depression

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Methyldopa
a-IFN (tx for viral hep)
Haloperidol - 1st G APs
Sedatives: Alcohol, benzos, barbs
Stimulant Withdrawl
Anti-emetics - metoclopromide, prochlorperazine
Glucocorticoids - can cause mania, insomnia

24
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Diff bt MDD with psychotic features and Schizoaffective

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MDD w psychotic features - Mood disorder always present - psychosis develops, may come and go. Never have psychosis w/out mood disorder

Schizoaffective - Psychosis is always present, mood disorder comes and goes. Never have mood disorder w/out psychosis

25
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TX for Serotonin Syndrome

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  1. Withdraw offending agent
  2. Supportive Care
  3. Agitation despite benzo’s = Cyproheptadine = Serotonin Antagonist
26
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Do we use phenytoin for TCA OD seizures? Reasoning?

A

No.
Ineffective for toxin induced seizures
Use benzos, barbs, propofol

27
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Comorbidities with Dysthmia

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MDD

Bipolar Disorder

28
Q

TX for Lithium induced NDI?

Reasoning?

A

HCTZ + Amiloride

Amiloride closes the Na+ channels at the collecting tubules where Lithium acts

29
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Difference bt MDD and Adjustment Disorder

A

Adjustment disorder

  1. Occurs w/in 3 mo’s of stressor
  2. Disappears w/in 6 mo’s of absence of stressor
  3. Does not meet criteria for MDD
30
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Difference bt Bereavement and Adjustment Disorder

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Bereavement impairs patient’s ability to function normally.

Adjustment - does not impair

31
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Assn’s with Panic Disorder

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  1. MVP

2. Agoraphobia

32
Q

Difference bt Acute stress disorder and PTSD

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Acute stress < 30 days
- Can progress to:
PTSD > 30 days

33
Q

Which APs have less anticholinergic AE’s: Hi or Low potency

Which are they?

A

Hi Potency
Haloperiodol, Droperidol, Fluphenazine, thiothxene
Good for + sx’s of schizophrenia

34
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Presentation of Acute Dystonia

TX?

A

Torticollis, neck spasm
TX: Diphenhydramine, Benztropine
Drugs that have Anticholinergic Activity

35
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Presentation of Tardive Dyskinesia

TX?

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Choreoathetosis, writhing of face, tongue, neck, limbs
TX: D/C or reduce offending agent (Neuroletptic).
Switch to Atypical AP, i.e. risperidone, clozapine

36
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Time frame for Parkinsonian SX AEs in pts taking APs

TX?

A

4 days –> 4 months

TX:
Diphenhydramine
Benztropine
Da Agonist = Amantadine

37
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Presentation of NMS

A
AMS
Muscular rigidity 
Hyperthermia - High Fever
Autonomic instability
Rhabdomylosis
Within days of starting AP
38
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TX for NMS

A
Cooling blankets, ice packs in axilla
Reduce HTN - clonidine, nitroprusside
DVT prevention - heparin, Lovenox
Benzos for agitation 
Dantrolene 
Bromocriptine, Amandatine to increase Dopamine
39
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DOC for Bipolar in Renal Failure

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Valproate
Carbamezapine
CI = Lithium