UWSA1 Flashcards
what is the most common risk associated with parenteral nutrition?
blood stream infection
parenteral nutrition is given through a…,
central venous catheter
cholestasis is a common complication of parenteral nutrition when a patient receives it longer than…
2 weeks
is hypoglycemia likely in a patient receiving parenteral nutrition?
no - more likely hyPERglycemia
ecythma gangrenosum is caused by…
pseudomonas aurugenosa
ecythma gangrenosum is seen in …
immunocompromised patients
what type of cancer most commonly casues the paraneoplastic cushing syndrome?
small cell lung cancer
what type of hormone is ACTH?
polypeptide hormone
can you give the live attenuated flu vaccine to a patient with HIV and stable CD4 count?
NOOOOO - doesnt matter about CD4 coutn they can get only the inactivated flu vaccine
do you give the BCG vaccine to patients with HIV ?
NO
do you give the pneomococcal vaccine to patients with HIV?
YES- all patients with HIV
which HIV patients can receive the pneumococcal vaccine?
ALL
babies born to moms who had diabetes int he second/third trimester are at highest risk for which complication?
respiratory distress - hyperinsulinemia in baby leads to delayed pneumocyte maturation
Why do patients who undergo gastric bypass have high risk of gallstones?
rapid weight loss -> increased gallstone formation f
what can you admister as prophylaxis for gallstones after gastric bypass?
ursodeoxycholic acid
what causes metabolic acidosis in septic shock?
tissue hypermetabolic state -> high lactic acid