Uworld Test 2 Flashcards

1
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subareolar mass that is well-circumscribed and post-pregnancy

A

galactocele

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2
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bilateral breast tenderness, fullness, and warmth

A

engorgement

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3
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focal breast tenderness, firmness and or erythema with no fever

A

plugged duct

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4
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breast mass that is soft, firm, mobile and non-tender

A

fibroadenoma

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5
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when the bowel is trapped in the hernia and get ischemic

A

strangulation

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6
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when the bowel is trapped in the hernia and blood flow is disrupted

A

incarceration

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7
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what causes a pre-renal AKI

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volume depletion leads to decreased renal perfusion. So there is an elevated BUN/Cr ration of >20:1

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8
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what can develop after a long AKI

A

acute tubular necrosis

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9
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what does mineralocorticoid deficiency cause

A

orthostatic hypotension

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10
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what does glucocorticoid deficiency cause

A

fatigue, weight loss, and loss of appetite

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11
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what are the electrolyte disturbances with addisons

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hypotension, hyperkalemia, hyponatremia and increased plasma renin

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12
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what do you add to addison for mineralocorticoid def

A

fludricortisone

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13
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what does functional hypothalamic amenrohea present with and does it repsond to progesterone

A

it does not respond to progesterone and it presents with amenorrhea and it is from significant weight loss

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14
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post-op day 1 with right upper quadrant tenderness, nausea, vomiting, and leukocytosis and obstructive liver enzymes

A

bile leak- it has normal appearing billiary ducts

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15
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bilateral facila nerve palsy with rapid onset and lymphocytic meningitis and radiculoneuritits- mild flu like

A

Lyme disease

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16
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bilateral facial nerve palsy and fheadache, fever, seuzres, and focal deficits

A

herpes

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17
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if a physician is impaired, what do you do

A

ethical and legal obligation to report the impaired colleague to the physician health program

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18
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how do you treat an infantile hemangioma

A

typically involute and regress, and they can have topical timolol if there is ulceration

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19
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painless unilateral tesitular nodule with dull ache sometimes and in younger does not transilluminate

A

testicular cancer

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20
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what is first line medical treatment for eating diroders

A

fluoxetine

21
Q

loss of communication skills, decelerated head growth, hand clapping, and gait ataxia- what is the syndrome and what is the gene

A

REtt and MECP2

22
Q

developmental delay in a girl with jerky gait happy demeanor and seizures- hat is the syndrome and what is the mutation

A

it is andelman from the loss of maternal 15 copy

23
Q

what is the CO, preload and after load for cariogenic shock

A

increased preload, decreased CO< and increased afterload

24
Q

what typically grows from intertrigo

A

candida- kidding plaques

25
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what si the bacterial cause of intertrigo

A

woods lamp erythrasam and it is red brown plaques with fine scale and coral red under woods lamp

26
Q

infant has growth restriction, hepatospenomegaly, jaundice, and petechiae, and there are periventricular calcifications and microcephaly

A

CMV

27
Q

what do you give for minor sunburns

A

oral pain medications like NSAIDs

28
Q

what patients cannot take colchicine

A

cannot take if severe renal dysfunction and elderly

29
Q

what patients cannot take NSAIDs

A

cannot take if there is HF or bleeding risk on other medications

30
Q

if there is closed cervix and fetus at normal heart rate but there is bleeding

A

threatened abortion- outpatient observation

31
Q

what is the cause of urge incontinence

A

detrusor overactivitis

32
Q

in acute liver failure, does he Pt or PTT change

A

PT

33
Q

what causes a myelomeningocele

A

folate deficiency

34
Q

what do you do for depression during pregnancy

A

sertraline

35
Q

where is the most common site of hemorrhage in the brain from HTN

A

basal ganglia

36
Q

what is the potential consequence of basal ganglia hemorrhage

A

uncal herniation

37
Q

potential drug interactions with tramadol

A

tramadol and sSRI together can cause serotonin syndrome

38
Q

uterine fundal tenderness leads to

A

postpartun endometritits

39
Q

what is the treatment for mycoplasma pneumonia

A

macrolide or FQ- azirthromucin

40
Q

what is the best way to prevent atelectasis after surgery

A

pre-operative pjysical therapy

41
Q

what happens to REM latency with narcolepsy

A

decreased REM latency

42
Q

what is the presentation of entamoeba histolytica

A

protozoal infection of the gut with food and waye. blood stool with mucus and abdominal pain. See ova and parasites in the stool- use metronidazole and paromomycin

43
Q

recurrent infections, excema, and microthyombocytopenia, petechiae, and purport and hematuria in a child

A

iskott aldrich

44
Q

young smoker with dead toes

A

thromboangitits obliterans

45
Q

central bronchiectasis and eosinophilia is what

A

ABPA

46
Q

dilated pupils, seizures, hyperthermia, flushed skin, decreased bowel sounds and wide QRS from what overdose

A

TCa overdose

47
Q

how do you treat severe hypercalcemia

A

you treat it with .9% normal saline

48
Q

what happens with bornchietatasis

A

permanent destruction and fixation of the airways