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Lyme tx?

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Doxycycline

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Prophylaxis For TB?

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Chloroquine for most

Mefloquine for sub-Saharan Africa and Indian subcontinent (chloroquine-resistant)

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Nocardia tx?

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Bactrim

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Tx for dog/human bite?

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Amoxicillin-clavulanate

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Immunocompromised pt with pulmonary nodule with halo sign?

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aspergillosis

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hemochromatosis predisposes to what infections?

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Lysteria, Yersinia enterocolitica, Vibrio vulnificus

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Causal drug in pt with HIV who presents with crystal-induced nephropathy? pancreatitis? liver failure? hypersensitivity?

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indinavir (protease-inhibitor)
didanosine
nivirapine
abacavir

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Class of HIV drugs that cause lactic acidosis? SJS?

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NRTI (nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor)

NNRTI

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Most common cause of pneumonia in nursing home pts?

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Strep pneumonia

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pt with syphilis who is allergic to penicillin?

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give doxycycline

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pt with with skin-colored, verrucous, papilliform lesions. Tx?

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HPV

  1. chemical agents (trichloroacetic acid, 5FU epinephrine cream, podophyllin)
  2. Immune therapy (imiquimod, alpha-interferon)
  3. Surgery
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pt with HIV who presents with CD4 count<50. In addition to HAART, add?

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Bactrim for PCP prophylaxis

Azithromycin for MAI prophylaxis

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tx of pt with severe PCP?

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bactrim and steroids

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Diagnose leprosy with?

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Acid-fast stain of skin biopsy

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Measles vs Rubella?

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koplik spots vs arthritis

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Signs of Malignant Otitis externa? Cause? Common in pts with history of?

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  1. granulation tissue on external ear canal
  2. otorrhea
  3. severe ear pain radiating to TMJ

Psudomonas

Diabetes

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Pt with puncture wound who gets osteomyelitis. Organism?

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Pseudomonas

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AIDS pt with palatal ulcers, hepatosplenomegaly, pancytopenia?

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histoplasmosis

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Pt with PID should be tested for?

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HIV, RPR (syphilis), hep B, pap smear

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Pt with anemia and periodic fevers. Look for?

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Malaria. Hepatosplenomegaly

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Atypical lymphocytes are seen in what infections?

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Mono, toxoplasmosis, rubella, roseola, viral hepatitis, mumps, CMV, HIV

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When to test for EBV-specific antibodies?

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Pt with suspected mono with negative heterophile antibodies

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Post contact with sand in Southeast US - can get? findings?

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Cutaneous larva migrans (Ancylostoma brasiliense)

Pt presents with puritic, erythematous papules that progressed to reddish-brown elevated lesions?

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Blastomyosis skin lesions?

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violet, verrucous or ulcerative/crusting lesions with sharp border

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Tx options for influenza?

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Oseltamivir and Zanamivir

if influenza A can also use Rimantadine or Amantadine

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Pt post GI/viral infection can get this? Typical presentation?

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Gullian-Barre. Numbness/tingling in fingers/toes that ascends

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Trichinella - transmitted via? symptoms?

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undercooked pork

Triad:
1. periorbital swelling
2. myositis
3. Eosinophilia
Can also get splinter hemorrages, conjuntival hemorrhages
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Pt with sore throat, fever, malaise, exudative tonsilitis, and splenomegaly. May develop?

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Mono. Autoimmune hemolysis

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Empiric meningitis tx for pts age:
1. < 3 months
2. children and adults
3. elderly
4 post-neurosurgery
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  1. cefotaxime (avoid ceftriaxone in neonates) and ampicillin
  2. Vanc and ceftrixaone
  3. Vanc, ceftriaxone and ampicillin
  4. Vanc and ceftazidime (anti-pseudomonal)
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Toxic shock syndrome. Caused by? Signs?

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Staph. Erythema that starts on trunk, strawberry tongue, conjunctival hyperemia

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Pathogenesis of giardia? Pt typically returns from?

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Trophozoites adhere to mucosal surface by adhesive disks and produce malabsorption.

3rd world or rocky mountains

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Only give anti-influenza drugs if?

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Within 2 days of symptom onset

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Most common cause of osteomyelitis? Osteomyelitis after nail puncture wound?

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Staph aureus. Pseudomonas

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Pt with idiopathic thrombocytopenia - test for?

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HIV and Hep C

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Signs of erlichiosis?

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#flulike symptoms (high fever, myalgias)
#confusion
#No rash
Labs:
#Leukopenia and thrombocytopenia
#elevated LFTs
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Toxoplasmosis tx? Ppx?

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Sulfadiazine and pryimethamine

Bactrim

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Diagnose histoplasmosis with?

Treatments?

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Urine test

#itraconazole
#Amphotericin and itraconazole if fever over 103 or fungemia
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Leprosy presents as?

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#Hyperpigmented plaque that does not have sensation
#progresses to muscle atrophy and distal deformities
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HIV pt with large red nodules?

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Bacillary angiomatosis

40
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Pnemonia and GI (diarrhea) in transplant patient - suspected diagnosis?

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