Uworld 9/21 Flashcards

Points I missed

1
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Key Feature of PCA stroke?

A

Homonomous Hemianopsia with Macular Sparring

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Patient post kidney implant now has bloody Diarrhea, fever, tachycardic, lung crackles, and abdominal pain. Labs show decreased leukocytes, increased BUN and Cr, Increased ALP and LFTs. She stopped taking TMP/SMX and Valgancyclovir. What does she have?

A

CMV. This affects EVERYTHING in post transplant patients. Not just diarrhea. See Transplant patient, think CMV

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3
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patient has intermittent dizziness, hearing loss, and TENNITIS in right ear, but Weber lateralizes to the left.

A

Meniere

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4
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What is described as “elevated endolymphatic Pressure”?

A

Meniere

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5
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Brief episodes of dizziness triggered by head movement

A

BPPV

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6
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Single episode of vertigo, seen after viral illness.

A

Vestibular Neuritis

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7
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Weber test - Lateral to the good side?

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Sensorineural

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8
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When do you do Revascularization (either with or without stenting) in a patient with stenotic Renal Artery, bilateral or unilateral?

A

When they are intolerant or fail to respond to medications FIRST

When they start having flash pulmonary edema

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9
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What is Sialadenosis

A

a benign swelling of the salivary glands in alcoholics with advanced liver disease or malnutrition.

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10
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Mechanism of Tetanus

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Blocks the presynaptic release of inhibitory neurotransmitters glycine and gaba. NOT Acetylcholine

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Mechanism of Clostridium Botulism?

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Blocks the presynaptic release of Aceytlcholine

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12
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What is Amiloride?

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K sparring diuretic. It inhibits the ENaC or aldosterone receptor. Thus, it doesnt piss away K. It retains it.

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13
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What is Hepatic Hydrothorax?

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A pleural effusion caused by a defect in the diaphragm

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14
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What would cause intrapulmonary dilations in the pulmonary vasculature

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Hepatopulmonary syndrome… results from chronic liver disease. Patients have dyspnea when changing positions

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15
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Symptoms of ZINC deficiency?

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Alopecia, pustular skin rash, hypogonadism, impaired wound healing, impaired taste

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16
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Symptoms of Selenium deficiency?

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Thyroid Dysfunction, Cardiomyopathy, Immune Dysfunction

17
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Niacin Deficiency?

A

Pellagra - dementia, diarrhea, dermatitis.

BUT WATCH OUT FOR COMORBID DIARRHEA this means its NOT Niacin deficiency

18
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There is a embolus in the right pulmonary artery. Where would the most likely source of the embolus be?

A

Femoral VEIN.

NOT the Right atrium

19
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Patient has tremor that is most likely associated with parkinsons. What medication is used to treat JUST the tremor

A

Trihexyphindyl