uworld 8 Flashcards
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how does svr macrocytifc anemia px?
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dyspnea, fatigue, generalized weakness, can occur w/ chronic hemolysis
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How does splenic sequestriation px w/ sickle cell disease?
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sudden and rapid fall in Hgb
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How does BPH px?
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incrsd fequency, hesitancy, dribbling, nocturia, enlarged smooth prostate
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What is pathogen of HIT type 2?
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heparin binding to platelet factor 4, IgG ab binds to complex leading to platelet activation and consumption + incrsd risk thrombosis
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Si/sx of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis?
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get upper and LMN lesions, get atrophy bulbar signs, muscle weakness (distal > prox), hyperreflexia, spsasticity, fasciculations
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CV risk w/ marfan sydnrome?
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incrsd risk of aortic dilation, regurg, dissection, MVP.
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What is an orthostatic proteinuria test?
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obtain daytime (upright) and nighttime (supine) urine collections for protein quantificiation
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What drugs most notorious for tubulointerstitial nephritis?
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beta lactam ABX
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How w/u persistent isolated hematuria?
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Needs cystoscopy to ID cause, will likely also require kidney U/S
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What suggests nonglomerular hematuria?
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if RBCs of nml morphology on UA w no RBC casts or proteinuria
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Risk fx for GU cancers?
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smoking, male, >50 y/o, exposure to benzene, radiation, cyclophosphamide
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How does ETOH cause rhabdo?
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causes hypophosphatemia leading to muscle wasting
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How would bladder outlet obstrxn px?
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type men w/ difficulties w/ flow, px w/ poor UOP, suprapubic pain, hydronephrosis on kidney U/S
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Si/sx of prerenal azotemia?
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hypotension, hypoNa, dcrsd Urinary Na, bland urinary sediment.
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How does tumor lysis px? How manage?
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hyperuricemia, hyperphosphatemia, hyperkalemia. Give allopurinol or rasburicase
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What is critical management in pt w/ CKD?
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most closely mange bp, target <125/75
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When is dialysis indicated?
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Uncontrolled hyperK, refract hypervolemia, or AMS, uremic pericarditis, bleeding due to uremic platelets.
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Which is better kidney xplant or dialysis?
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Best to attempt kidney transplant.
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How long does it take to get DM nephropathy?
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usually 5-10 yrs of uncontrolled DM, also commonly occurs w/ diabetic retinopathy
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Result of CKD on calcium homeostasis?
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get incrs in phosphorous and dcrs in 1,25 vit D — > dcrs in Ca and incrs in PTH
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How calculate urine anion gap?
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(Ur Na + Ur K) - Ur Cl. Nml is 30-50
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If abnml UAG?
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if lrge, neg UAG then likely metabolic acidosis of extrarenal origin w.out gap
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What is expected relation btwn PCO2 and bicarb?
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For each 1 meq incrs in bicarb, should have 0.7 mmHg incrs in PCO2. BIcarb will incrs by 1 meq for each 10 mmhg incrs in PCO2
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What is eqtn for plasma osmolality?
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2(Na) + (BUN/2.8) + (Gluc/18)
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ECG signs of hyperK?
spiked T waves & widened QRS
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What is affect of villous adenoma on lytes?
causes hypokalemia
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What is acute pancreatitis affect on Ca?
Dcrsd serum Ca due to chelation w/ FFA released by panc enzymes that get into peritoneum due to panc necrosis
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How tx hypercalcemia 2/2 sarcoidosis?
Incrs serum Ca due to incrsd prodxn of 1a hydroxylase by macroph. --- Incrsd 1,25 vit D. tx w/ corticosteroids
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What is cinacalcet and when used?
parathyroid Ca sensing receptor blocker. Used in secondary hyperPTH
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What are nml phosphorous levels?
2.5-4.5 mg/dl
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What is issue w/ phosphorous in chronic alcoholic?
once receive tx (insulin + gluc), phos shifts into cells exposing deficit in body stores
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How does hypophosphatemia px?
If acute --- confusion, rhabdo, hemolytic anemia, svr muscle weakness
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How does trousseau's syndrome present?
Migratory superficial thrombophletbitis --- single or multiple tender, erythematous and palpable cord like veins.
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If develop troussea's?
Should begin work up to determine if visceral tumor present
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Cause of Meniere's disease?
Due to distention of endolymphatic compartment of inner ear. Triggered by ETOH, caffeine, nicotine, salt. Managed initially w/ salt restriction.
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How meniere's disease px?
vertigo x 20 min/ episode, hearing loss, tinnitus. May have postural instability/ vomiting w/ nystagmus
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What is hypertrophic osteoarthropathy?
digital clubbing occurs w/ sudden onset arthropathy esp in wrist and hand joints. Can be assoc w/ lung cancer, TB, bronchiectasis, emphysema.
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Who likely to get diarrhea due to shigella?
DAy care centers and other institutions.
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Likely cause of yersinia enterocolitica?
eating undercooked pork
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Most common cause of campylobacter infxn? How px?
eating undercooked poultry, px w/ watery/bloody diarrhea + svr ab pain.
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Findings w/ OA?
involves DIP more than PIP, MCP --- px w/ shortening joint space, osteophytes
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CAuse and px of foot drop?
2/2 trauma to common peroneal n. or radiculopathy to nay of spinal roots (L4-S2), px w. steppage gate (high stepping w/ exaggerated flex of hip + knee since cannot dorsiflex foot)
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What are indications for lipid lowering tx?
If hx of ACS/MI, angina, past revasc, PAD --- do statin tx. If LDL>/= 190 --- statin tx, if 40-75 y.o w/ dm then likely need statin.
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How manage PAD?
1. if intermittent claudication, start w/ graded exercise program. Reduce other CV risk fx (dm, htn).
2. DO antiplatelet to dcrs risk of MI, stroke, etc.
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What is common side effect w. Ca channel blockers?
can get peripheral edema --- due to peripheral vasodilation.
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How manage asx, mild hyperCa (<12)
avoid thiazides and lithium.
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How manage moderate hyperCa (>14) or sx hyperCa
short tx w/ NS + calcitonin, avoid loops unless volume overloaded. Long term tx w. zolendronate
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Mechanism of nitrates as tx for angina?
Vasodilate capacitance vessels (veins), dcrs preload leading to dcrs contraction of ventricles and dcrs myocardial ox demand.
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CAuse of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy?
Due to reactivation of JC virus in AIDS pts
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Px of PML in AIDS pts?
involvement of cortical white matter, gradual onset of sx w. hemiparesis, speech, vision, gout probs, non-enhancing demyelin lesions on MRI
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CSF findings w/ GBS? How tx?
high protein w/ no other abnormalities. Tx w/ supportive care, IVIG, plasmapharesis
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How does rotator cuff impingement px?
pain during reaching or lifting arm above head, usualyl due to repetitive movement. Confirm w/ Neers test
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How does adhesive capsulitis px?
similar px as rotator cuff tendinitis except pain will not relent w/ lidocaine injxn.
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When do CEA?
If asx, obstrxn >70%, good 5 year survivaal, and accessible stenosis site. Aspirin only prevents further wrosening, once significant blockage, aspirin has no benefit.
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How remove tick?
with tweezers, grab as close to skin as possible and pull away
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Px of dense membranoproliferative GMN?
dense depostis of C3 in GBM. nephrotic proteinuria, hematuria.
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What is pathophys of MPGN?
IgG against C3 convertase leads to persistent activation of alt. complement pathway.
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What disease due to anti-GBM ab?
goodpastures disease
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How does seborrheic dermatitis px?
fine, loose, yellow greasy looking scales. May be due to pitryosporum.
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What is seborrheic dermatitis suggestive of?
If multiple present, suggestive of GI tract cancer
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How tx simple metastatic brain mass?
if possible, surgically resect then whole brain radiation.
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What is differential for elevated serum protein?
multiple myeloma, MGUS, waldenstrom's, amyloidosis
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How w/u MGUS?
Do metastatic bone surgey (xray of long bones and skull) to r/o lytic lesions.
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How dx amyloidosis?
abd fat pad biopsy
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What is serious risk w/ PTU tx for hyperT?
can induce agranulocytosis, usually px w/ fvr and sore throat.
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How manage prolactinoma?
if 10mm, tx w/ surgery.
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How tx ethylene glycol or methanol poisoning?
Use inhibition of alcohol dehydrog w/ either ethanol or fomepizide
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Signs of diabetic autonomic neuropathy?
Dcrsd appetite, nausea, ab pain, occ vomiting 2/2 delayed gastric emptying/ gastroparesis, can cause hypoglycemic episodes.
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How manage gastroparesis in diabetics?
rec small freq meals and incrsd fiber intake. Give metoclopramide for incrsd gastric emptying.
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How does ETOH hepatitis appear on biopsy?
mallory bodies, neutrophil infiltirate, liver cell necrosis and perivenular distrib of inflamm.
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When necessary to send aspirated fluid of breast cyst for cytology?
If fluid is bloody or foul.
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How does fibrocystic disease of breast px?
firm, movable, rubbey mass w/ clear fluid w/ aspiration, cyst disappears following aspiration.
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Common side effects of aminoglycosides
Ototoxicity px w/ vertigo, gait imbalance, hearing loss, esp w/ gentamicin, due to damage to inner ear hair cells, nephrotoxicity.
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How screen for MEN syndrome? Prophylactic if positive?
do DNA test of pt and family. If MEN2A or B, do total thyroidectomy.
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How does babesiosis px?
endemic in NE US, px w/ hemolysis, haundice, hemoglobinuria, renal failure, death. fvr, drenching sweats, malaise
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How dx and tx babesiosis?
Do giemsa stain of periph smear, tx w/ quinine-clinda or atovaquone + azithromycin
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What is px of erhlichiosis?
rockey mounted spotted fever
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Si/sx of hyperthyroidism?
anxiety, insomnia, palpitations, heat intol, incrsd sweating, weight loss, goiter, htn, tremors, hyperreflex, prox muscle weakness
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What are criteria for CHAD score?
Age>/=75, htn, DM, CHF each 1 pnt. Prior stroke = 2 pts,
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What do diff levels of scores on CHAD score mean?
if 0 pts, just do aspirin, if >2 need warfarin or dabigatran, if 1-2 then consider clinical situation in choosing anticoag tx.
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Common s/e of amiodarone?
CV - brady/ heart block, pulm - chronic interstitial pneumonitis, hypo/hyperthyroid, incrsd LFTs, hepatitis, optic neuropathy, blue-gray skin, periph neurop
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How does digoxin toxicity px?
N/V/D anorexia, confusion, arrhythm, vision probs
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How manage RA?
begin w/ DMARDS (methotrexate), can do cox 2 inhibt for sx tx, if sx persists add 2nd non-biologic (hydroxychloro or sulfasalazine), if persists do etanercept.
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How w/u 1st episode of unprovoked seizure?
if self limited no post-seizure benzo/phenytoin ppx needed. Do CT or MRI to determine any underlying probs.
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How does giardiasis px?
fatty, foul smelling stools, bloating, flatulence, N, malaise, ab cramps
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How dx histoplasmosis quickly?
Urine or serum ANTIGEN, not antibody
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How tx histo dissem infxn in HIV pts?
Use IV ampho x 2 wks, then itraconazole if svr, or just itracon if mild-mod
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What does presence of PAD indicate?
significant risk fx for MI in 5 years
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If bilirubin is in urine what does that indicate?
means signif amt of conjugated bili (unconj not water soluble)
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What is rotor syndrome?
benign disease w/ defect in hepatic storage--- incr in conj bilirubin w/ jaundice, nml LFTs
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What is effect of DM on kidneys?
first get glomerular hyperperfusion, renal hypertrophy, incrs in GFR. Then get GBM thickening, glomerular hypertrophy, mesangial volume expansion next.
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What is effect of htn on kidneys?
hypertrophy, intimal fibrosis of arterioles, glomerular and peritubular fibrosis
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If lasting diarrheal illness after travel, think what?
More likely parasatic if > 1 week, bacterial infxns usually short and self limiting.
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How does cryptosporidium px?
lasting high volume watery diarrhea, w/out blood.
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How does enteamoeba GI infxn px?
following travel to SE Asia, Africa, L.A., get abd pain and bloody diarrhea
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How tx signif pain in recovered opioid abuser?
still need IV morphine like anyone else. Undertreatment equally signif risk fx for relapse.
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How prevent gout attacks in leukemic tx?
allopurinol or other xanthine oxidase inhibitors
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How manage symptomatic bradycardia?
1st attempt to correct w/ atropine. IF fails do xcutaneous pacing.
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DDX of restrictive lung disease?
1. interstitial lung diseae. 2. neuromusc dx. 3. alveolar edema. 4. pleural fibrosis 5. chest wall abnormalities.
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Young patient w/ low back pain and restrictive lung disease?
think ankylosing spondylitis, have incrsd FRC due to chest wall motion restriction.
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What can cause a dcrsd DLCO?
interstitial edema, interstitial infiltrate, tissue fibrosis, COPD/emphysema.
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Best test to dx asthma?
can do methacholine challenge which induces bronchoconstrxn
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How use methacholine challenge?
get provacative concentration leading to dcrs of 20% of FEV1. If dose less than 4 mg/ml then positive test for asthma.
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How differentiate neuromuscular cause of lung disease?
NM disease causes restrictive pattern on PFTs w/ incrsd RV/TLC ratio. Incrsd RV/TLC ratio typically seen in obstructive pattern.
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What is hepatopulmonary syndrome?
dyspnea @ rest, platypnea, hypoxemia in setting of chronic liver diseae. Also have clubbing, cyanosis, hypoxemia.
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What is platypnea?
Worsening dyspnea when sitting up.
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WHat is pathophys in hepatopulm syndrome?
get pulm vascular dilatation w/ intrapulmonary shunting & VQ mismathc.
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How does vocal cord dysfxn present?
throat and neck discomfort, wheezing, stridor, not corrected w/ beta agonist. Dx w/ laryngoscopy - see adduction of cords.
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Possible pulmonary manifestations of Systemic sclerosis (CREST)
can get pulmonary artery htn or interstitial lung disease.
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Px of PAH in pt w/ CREST?
worsening fatigue + dyspnea on exertion w/ clear lung fields and nml cxr.
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Indications for chest tube placement?
effusion w/ ph1000, + gram stain, cx or presence of pus
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How differentiate effusion or lobar pneumonia?
effusion px w/ dcrsd breath sounds, dcrsd fremitus, dullness. Lobar pneumo px w/ bronchial breath sounds, icnrsd fremitus,
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How dx chylothorax?
pleural fluid TG> 110 typically.
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Cause of acute resp failure in setting of asthma?
incrsd airway resistance leading to dynamic hyperinflation that reduces chest wall complaince.
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If poor responding acute asthma exacerbation, how manage if on albuteral, inhaled steroids?
D o short 5-7 day course of PO roids, if steroids not possible, do leukotriene.
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How manage persistent asthma w. steroid/ albuterol?
If not respond to inhaled steroid/ albuterol, do long term beta agonist next, if this fails add leukotriene modifier
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How manage major COPD exacerbation?
if nml COPD meds fail, do course of ABX like levofloxacin
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When is long term O2 therapy indicated?
PaO2<88% on RA
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If acute exacerbation of COPD not resp to suplpm O2?
Do noninv + pressure vent, use when pts have mod/svr resp distress, use of accessory muscles, resp >25/min, pH45
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What is pulm findings w/ a1 antitrypsin deficiency?
leads to panacinar emphysema, leads to early onset in COPD in smkoers + nonsmokers.
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What is cryptogenic organizing pneumonia?
aka bronchiolitis obliterans w/ organizing pneumo --- small airways and alveoli become inflammed w/ connective tissue.
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What Ab present in systemic sclerosis?
anti-topo1 ab (anti-SCL-70)
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When is CTA contraindicated for dx of PE?
when have elevated Cr due to need for lrg amount of contrast?
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How does olecranon bursitis px?
get tenderness to palpation over elbow but no dcrs in ROM.
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Joints typically spared by OA?
MCP, wrist, elbow, shoulder, ankle
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How does anserine bursitis px?
focal tnederness on upper medial tibia, usually in middle age pts or older, pain releif occurs w/ steroid injxn @ bursa
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What is rotator cuff tendenitis?
inflamm of supraspinatus +/- infraspinatus tendon w/ possible involvement of subacrom.
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If nml shoulder exam w/ shoulder pain?
consider causes of referred pain, do cxr and other studies.
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how does prosthetic joint infxn px?
usually have joint pain w/out fvr, incrsd wbc, must do arthrocentesis to dx, xray may have no findings
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Approp 1st line therapy for OA?
NSAIDS for sx management & PT, if NSAIDS fail or are contraindicated, can do intraarticular steroids
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When is methotrexate contraindicated?
if person regularly consumed ETOH. combined etoh+metho = incrsd risk of hepatotox
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Best method to establish dx of ankylosing spondyl?
must do MRI of sacroilliac joints
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How tx drug induced lupus? What drug rx?
infliximab in tx of RA can actually induce drug-induced lupus. Tx by stopping offending agent and starting steroids.
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How manage lupus GMN renal disease?
start high dose steroids.
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How tx Raynauds in CREST?
tx/ w. amlodipine (CCB), also can use a1 blockers, phosphodiesterase, endothelin receptor antagonist. 2nd line is topical nitrates on fingers
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how does fibromyalgia px?
diffuse pain and tenderness bilaterally & above and below waist
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How does polyarteritis nodosa px?
necrotizing inflammation of medium sized vessels w/out GMN or vasculitis of arterioles, smaller vessels
