V Flashcards

1
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used for diabetics with acute exacerbation of gastroparesis

A

eryhtromycin

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2
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signs of acute hemolytic reaction from blood ABO incompatibility

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fever, flank pain, hemoglobinuria, renal failure, DIC
within 1 hr transfusion
+ direct coombs test and pink plasma

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3
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what has + direct coombs test

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acute hemolytic blood transfusion reaction

delayed hemolytic reaction

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4
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clinical presentaiton varicocele

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soft scrotal mass that decreases in supine and increases with standing or valsalva
can cause subfertility and testicular atrophy

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5
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Tx varicocele

A

gonadal vein ligation

scrota support and NSAIDs

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6
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acute episodes of hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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cough, breathlessness, fever, maliase

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7
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chronic exposure of hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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weight loss, clubbing, honeycombing of the lung

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8
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common organism to infect after get contact dermatitis

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staph epidermidis

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9
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what causes increased A-a gradient in lungs

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diffusion limitation
shunt
V/Q mismatch

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10
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what lung issues correct with suplemental O2

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reduced inspired O2 tension
hypoventilation
diffusion limitation

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11
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most common site infective endocarditis

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mitral valve

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12
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common cause of B12 deficiency

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loss of IF from gastric resection or autoimmune gastritis

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13
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what can make it difficult to correct K levels

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hypomagesemia

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14
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triad of reactive arthritis

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nongonococcal urethritis, asymmetric oligoarthritis, conjunctivits

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15
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Tx reactive arthritis

A

NSAIDs

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16
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what primary tumors commonly mets to liver

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GI tract, lung, breast

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17
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Lynch syndrome

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hereditary non polyposis colorectal CA

icnreased risk endometrial CArcinoma

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18
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which metabolic abnormality can cause decrease in PTH secretion and decrease responsiveness to PTH

A

hypo Mg

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19
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most effective Tx for trigeminal neuralgia

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carbamazepine

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20
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Bengin parozysmal positional vertigo

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triggered by change sin head position

confirmed by Dix Hallpike maneuver

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21
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best acute management frsotbite

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rapid rewarming with warm water

22
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symptoms of graves opthalmopathy

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gritty or sandy sensation, redness, photophobia, pain, excess tearing

23
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risk factors for graves opthalmopathy

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female sex, advancing age and smoking

24
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kussmauls sign

A

increase in JVD with inspiration

25
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most common cause of thyrotoxicosis with reduced thyroid uptake

A

subacute lymphocytic (painless) thyroiditis
subacute granulomatous thyroiditis
levothyroxine overdose
iodine-induced thyrotoxicosis

26
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intense pain in thyroid region

A

subacute granulomatous (de quervains)

27
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gross proteinuria with no hematuria

A

minimal change

28
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intermittent asthma

A

daytime Sx

29
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mild persistent asthma

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Sx >2 days/week

nighttime awakenings 3-4x/month

30
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moderate persistent asthma

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> 2 days/week

nighttime awakenings weekly

31
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severe persistent asthma

A

Sx thorughout the day
frequent nighttime awkenings
limited activity

32
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What drugs induce peripheral neuropathy

A

chemo

vincristine, taxanes

33
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Sx chemo induced peripheral neuropathy

A

symmetric distal sensory neuropathy in stocking glove pattern

34
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nodular glomeruloscleross

A

diabetic nephropathy

35
Q

Sx of CML

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fatigue, malaise, low grade fever, anorexia, abdominal pain and weight loss

36
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increased immature myelocytes on peripheral blood smear

A

CML

37
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fusion in CML

A

9;22 BCR ABL1

38
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lab finding in CML

A

low alkaline phosphatase

39
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patient has dizziness, inability to walk, pain in right side of face
L pupil larger than R
dec corneal reflex
partial ptosis of R eye
horizontal and rotational nystagmus
gag reflex diminished
loss of pain and temp on right face L trunk and limbs
location of lesion?
A

lateral medulla

wallenberg syndrome

40
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sensory Sx of wallenberg syndrome

A

loss pain and temp of ipsi face and contra trunk and limbs

41
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autonomic dysfunction in wallenberg syndrome

A

ipsi horners
hiccups
sleap apnea

42
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which aa cause wallenberg syndrome

A

intracranial vertebral a occlusion

43
Q

what vasculature is compromised in subdural hematoma

A

tearing of bridging veins

44
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lens shaped epidural bleed

A

middle meningeal

45
Q

what vaccines are contraindicated in HIV CD4

A

MMR, varicella, zoter, live attenuated influenza

all live vaccines

46
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what vaccines are absolutely Contraindicated in HIV regardless of CD4 count

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bcg, anthrax, oral thyphoid, oral polio, yellow fever

47
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high insulin levels and c peptide with severe hypoglycemia

A

beta cell tumor

48
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skin rash in glucagonoma

A

necrotic migratory erythema

49
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TSH and T4 levels in secondary hyperthyroidism

A

both are high

so MRI of pituitary

50
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low TSH and high T4 with low radioactive uptake

A

measure serum thyroglobulin
if high- thyroiditis or iodide exposure
if low- exogenous hormone