WE4 mock SB (-4) Flashcards
WE4 blocks (70-74, F1-4) Missing blocks 70-74, F1(half)
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why does met acidosis occur in the setting of sepsis?
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decr O2 to tissues –> incr anaerobic metab –> incr LA –> met acidosis
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RTA type leads to what type of met acidosis?
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non-anion gap met acidosis
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what s/s of lactic acidosis 2/2 sepsis will you not see in RTA type 2?
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- fever
- low BP
- incr HR
- crackles
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new onset CHF (DOE + paroxysmal nocturnal dysp + pulm edema + LE edema) after URI. what is the likely dx = ?
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dilated cardiomyopathy 2/2 myocarditis
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young age + acute HF + CP + arrhythmia. dx = ?
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HF 2/2 myocarditis
6
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what virus commonly causes myocarditis in developed nations?
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coxsackie B
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which is more common pancreatic or GB ca?
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pancreatic Ca
8
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which is more likely to present w/ jaundice, pancreatic ca or GB ca?
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pancreatic Ca
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pt presents w/ jaundice + wt loss + vague abd discomfort + incr ALP. suspected dx = ?
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pancreatic Ca
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what labs suggest cholestatic cause of jaundice?
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incr ALP + incr bili
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how does Fe OD present?
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- abd pain
- dark green diarrhea
- hematemesis
- shock
- liver necrosis
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what diagnostic findings are expected w/ Fe OD?
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- anion gap met acidosis
- incr s Fe
- radiopaque pills on xray
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why are stools/emesis green/black in Fe OD?
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Fe tablet disintegration
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what sequela may be seen several weeks after Fe OD?
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SBO 2/2 GI scarring
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how does acetominophen OD present?
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- n/v
- hepatotoxicity
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what GI s/s are uncommon in acetominophen OD?
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GI bleeding
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what GI s/s is expected w/ TCA OD?
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GI dysmotility
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pt presents w/ back pain + subacute illness w/ intermittent F + xray showing pulm (cavitary lesion) and bone (vertebral collapse) involvement. dx = ?
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systemic TB
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what immunosuppressed states incr the risk for latent TB reactivation?
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- CKD
- DM
- HIV
- hematologic malig
- chronic immunosuppression med use
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how does skeletal TB present?
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- spondylitis (back pain +/-vertebral collapse on xray)
- arthritis
- osteomyelitis
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how do you distinguish mult myeloma from subacute disseminated TB infx?
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mult myeloma won’t have subacute F or pulm infiltrates
22
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what types of injury generally cause medial menisal tear vs MCL tear?
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- medial meniscal tear 2/2 twisting during strenuous activity or on uneven ground
- MCL tear 2/2 blow to the lateral knee
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how does meniscal tear present?
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- joint line tenderness
- slow onset effusion
- sensation of instability
- locking/catching w/ rot and ext while under load
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how do ACL tears typically present?
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rapid onset hemarthrosis w/in min –> hrs of injury
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how do you distinguish CML from CLL using labs?
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CML = incr WBC w/ incr PMNs
CLL = incr WBC w/ incr lymphocytes
```
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what is the 1st line CML tx targeted @?
BCR-ABL tyrosine kinase (imatinib)
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what is the 1st line CLL tx targeted @?
CD20 antigen (rituximab)
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what kind of hyponatremia does SIADH cause?
euvolemic
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what are the causes of hypovolemic hypoNa?
- extrarenal = v/d, burns, pancreatitis
- renal = diuretics, mineralocorticoid def
- decr circ vol = CHF, cirrhosis
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what are the MCCs of sepsis in sickle cell pts?
1. s pneumo
| 2. H influ type B
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what is the MCC of PNA in sickle cell pts?
s pneumo
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what are the MCCs of osteomyelitis in sickle cell pts?
- s aureus
| - salmonella
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what is the MCC of meningitis in sickle cell pts?
s pneumo
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what conditions require infective endocarditis ppx?
high risk conditions =
- prosthetic heart valves
- prev infective endocarditis
- structural abn in heart transplant
- congenital cyanotic heart defect (unrepaired + residual defect)
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what procedures warrant infective endocarditis ppx in high risk pts?
- gingival manipulation
- resp tract incision
- GI/GU procedure (active infx only)
- sx of infected skin/muscle
- placement of prosthetic cardiac material
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infective endocarditis ppx is not recommended for pts w/ what conditions?
- MVP
- acquired valvular defects (RHDz)
- low risk cong heart dz (bicuspid aortic valve, ASD)
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is infective endocarditis ppx recommended for dental procedures in MVP pts?
no
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increasing the cutoff value for a dx test will do what to sensitivity and specificity?
```
decr sensitivity (incr FN
incr specificity (decr FP)
```
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how does acute dystonia present?
sudden sustained contraction of the neck, mouth, tongue, and eyes
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how does akathisia present?
- restlessness
| - inability to sit still
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how does parkinsonism present?
-gradual onset resting tremor, rigidity, and bradykinesia (gait, speech, slow start)
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how does tardive dyskinesia present?
- gradual onset (after > 6mos use)
| - dyskinesia of mouth, face, trunk and extremities
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how do you tx tardive dyskinesia?
- valbenazine
| - deutetrabenazine
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how would valvular regurg be depicted on doppler flow tracings?
pressure tracing on opp side of line as nL (b/c flow is retrograde)
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how would vavular stenosis be depicted on doppler flow tracing?
pressure tracing would look exaggerated (b/c flow is nL direction but more forceful)
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how might atyp acute cholecystitis pain present?
mid-epigastric w/ radiation to the back
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F and WBC are not commonly seen in peptic ulcer dz unless what?
perforation has occured
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how does peptic ulcer perforation present?
- decr BP + peritoneal signs
- F + incr WBC
- dyspepsia
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what is a common comp of humeral midshaft frx?
radial n. injury
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how would radial n. injury 2/2 humeral frx present?
- weak wrist and finger extension
| - dorsum of hand decreased sensation
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what type of humeral frx can lead to medial n. injury?
suprachondylar frx
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what tx can be done to relieve s/s of CBD obstruction 2/2 advanced pancreatic adenoCa?
endoscopic CBD stent placement
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pruritis 2/2 ___ can be improved w/ ursodeoxycholic acid?
intrahepatic cholestasis
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which 2 types of meds can be used to control HR in afib?
- BB
| - nondihydrapyrimadine CCB (diltiazem and verapamil)
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which 2 components are needed to form clots?
- fibrin
| - platelets
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which is the more important component of venous clot formation?
fibrin
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which is the more important component of arterial clot formation?
platelets
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when do you choose antiplatelet over anticoag therapy?
to prevent clots 2/2 endothelial damage (e.g. MI)
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when do you choose anticoag over antiplatelet therapy?
to prevent clots 2/2 statis (DVT)
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what are the 2 types of anti-thrombotic?
- antiplatelets
| - anticoagulants
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what drugs are anti-platelets?
1. ASA
| 2. P2Y12 inhib (clopidogrel, prasugrel, ticagrelor)
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what drugs are considered anti-coagulants?
- heparin/LMWH
- warfarin
- factor 10a inhib
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when do you give antiplatelet vs anticoag for afib?
CHADS2VASC 0 = ASA
CHADS2VASC 1 = ASA or anticoag
CHADS2VASC 2+ = anticoag
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renal insuf 2/2 glomerular injury will likely present w. what?
protenuria and/or hematuria
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how does mult. myeloma lead to decr renal f(x)?
causes renal tubular damage
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unstable trinucleotide (CGG) rept on FMR1 gene (x chromosome) is diagnostic for what?
fragile x synd
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how does fragile x synd present?
- delayed milestones
- features of autism
- intellectual disability
- long face
- big testes
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when hould sodt restraints be used?
as a last resort for delirious pts whose safety is in jeapordy
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what do decr CO + incr RA pressure + incr RV pressure + incr pulm artery pressure + nL PCWP suggest?
PE (incr resistance before lungs but what makes it back to heart is nL)
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what is a comp of thoracentesis that manifests as rapid re-accumulation of effusion + SOB + hemodynamic instability?
hemothorax
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w/ hemothorax what change will be seen @ the heart?
decr LV preload
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how does hypothyroid myopathy typically present?
= painful
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how does cushing synd present?
- central obesity
- proximal m. weakness
- HTN
- abn bleeding
- purple striae
- glucose intolerance
- depression/anxiety
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what is the 1* mechanism by which nitrates relieve ischemic chest pain?
venodilation
75
what is the classic triad for spinal epidural abscess?
1. F
2. back pain
3. neuro s/s
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what will glucocorticoids do if given to pt w/ spinal epidural abscess?
worsen the infx
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what are the MCC pharyngitis in kids?
viruses
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child presents w/ pharyngitis + vesicles on uvula/soft palate/tonsillar pillars (i.e. vesicular pharyngitis). dx = ?
herpangina
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what causes herpangina?
coxsackie A = MC
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how do you tx herpangina?
- reassurance + supportive care
| - will resolve w/in 1 week
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if decr BP leads to decr SVR, will cardiac index be incr/decr/nL?
incr (to compensate)
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in septic shock, will PCWP be incr/decr/nL?
decr/nL depending on the extent of preload reduction (2/2 low BP)
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incr cardiac index + decr SVR + incr PCWP + decr mixed v O2. likely dx = ?
high output heart failure
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what 2 findings can be seen on p/e of high output HF?
- bounding pulses
| - systolic bruit
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granulomatosis w/ polyangiitis (wegners) presents w/ rapidly progressive GN + lung nodules/cavitation + what URI and what skin manifestations?
- URI = sinusitis/otitis, saddle-nose
| - skin = livedo reticularis, non-healing ulcers
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pts w/ new onset psychosis and depression should have what lab checked especially if physical s/s are also present?
TSH level
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what is the pathophysiologic process that leads to DKA?
decr insulin --> incr catacholamines--> incr lipolysis of peripheral fat stores --> fatty acid break down to ketones in the liver
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when/why do you see incr real excretion of ketoacids in DKA pt?
during tx (this is the result of IVF admin)
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when do you transition from insulin gtt + K to subQ insulin during treatment of a DKA pt?
when the anion gap closes and metabolic acidosis resolves
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pregnant pt presents highly susp for PE but V/Q perfusion scan result = low probability PE. what do you do?
extra testing = CTA +/- LE dopplers
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what is the only V/Q scan result that can r/o PE if there is high clinical suspicion?
nL V/Q scan
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what is efavirenz?
non-nucleoside RT inhibitor
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what are some early s/e of efavirenz therapy?
neuropsych s/s (insomnia w/ vivid dreams, depression, and anxiety)
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what are the tx for urge incontinence?
- lifestyle mods
- bladder training
- antimuscarinics (oxybutinin)
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what are alpha-adrenergic antag used to tx?
bladder outlet obstruction 2/2 BPH
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what is the 1st line tx for urge incontinence?
| hint: think non-pharm tx
bladder training
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what is fetal fibronectin used to detect?
incr risk of pre-term delivery (if incr @ 24-34 wks)
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what is the kleihauer-betke test used for?
- tests for fetomaternal hemorrhage 2/2 placental abruption or abd trauma
- used to determine Rhogam dosing
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what is the w/u for painless vaginal bleeding during pregnancy?
1. FHT (r/o vasa previa)
| 2. transABD U/S (locate placenta)
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pt presents w/ recent h/o blunt chest trauma + tachy + hemodynamic STABILITY. CXR shows mediastinal widening. what do you do?
chest CTA (to help w/ surgical planning)
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resp depression 2/2 opiod OD involves decr RR and what change in tidal volume?
decr
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coadmin of triptan w/ erot derivative or 2nd dose triptan can lead to what complication and why?
prolongued vasospasm --> high serotonin receptor activation --> severe HTN --> MI or stroke
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how do cataracts present?
- painless blurring vision
- glare
- halos around lights
- decr distance vision (myopic shift)
- opacification
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how do cataracts look on physical exam?
- decr red reflex
| - decr retinal detail
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what is reactive (2*) thrombocytosis?
incr plts 2/2 incr cytokines 2/2 inflamm state (infx, sx, malig)
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how does essential (1*) thrombocytosis typically present?
persistent incr plt
| >600k + thombosis + hemorrhage
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pt presents w/ mild thrombocytopenia w/ h/o abd sx 2/2 blunt abd trauma. dx = ?
2* (reactive) thrombocytosis likely 2/2 splenectomy
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striate palmar xanthomas (yellow streaks on palms) are a classic finding in what dz?
severely high TG 2/2 familial dysbetalipoproteinemia
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ETOH use + incr TG leads to incr risk of what?
pancreatitis
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milky opalescent blood samples are/suggest what?
- grossly lipemic serum samples
| - suggest severe hyperTG
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child age < 2 yo presents w/ 3-5d high fever followed by a blanching pink/red maculopapular rash. dx = ?
roseola infantum
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what causes roseola infantum?
HHV-6
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what does coxsackie A normally cause?
- hand foot and mouth dz
| - herpangina
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when doe the fever occur that's related to coxsackie A infx?
w/ the rash
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OCPs decrease the risk of what 2 Ca?
- endometrial
| - ovarian
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long term OCP use has been shown to slightly incr the risk for what 2 Ca?
- cervical
| - breast
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pt presents w/ h/o afib + sotalol use. what arrhythmia is likely causing the pt to experience sudden syncopal events?
torsades de pointes (i.e. polymorphic ventricular tachycardia)
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pts w/ multiple sclerosis freq develop what eye condition?
optic neuritis
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what is the uhthoff phenom?
exacerbation of MS (or other demylinating neuro cond.) s/s 2/2 heat exposure
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when is cholestasis expected in a pt on TPN?
w/ TPN use > 2wks
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what serious comp of TPN use is seen early on (1st week)?
bloodstream infx
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immunocomp pt presents w/ F + rapidly progressive skin lesion that develops into nontender nodule w/ necrotic center. dx = ?
ecthyma gangrenosum
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what is ecthyma gangrenosum assoc w/?
pseudomonas bacteremia
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pt presents w/ thready pulses that disappear w/ deep inspiration. what is this called?
pulsus paradoxus
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pt presents w/ chest discomfort + weakness and dizziness (low CO) + pulsus paradoxus + h/o recent viral illness. Ddx = ?
- cardiac tamponade
| - large pericardial effusion
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how does CMV encephalitis present clinically?
- F + HA + seizures + AMS + stupor
| - imaging shows frontotemporal abn
127
what PFT results suggest restrictive lung dz?
- decr TLC + decr FVC + decr FEV1
| - nL FEV1 / FVC ratio
128
what PFT results suggest obstructive lung dz?
- incr TLC + nL FVC + decr FEV1
| - decr FEV1 / FVC ratio
129
PFT alue < X% = decr. what is x?
80%
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bibasillar, fine, "velcro-like" crackles +/- digital clubbing suggest what dx?
pulm fibrosis
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pt presents w/ cushings s/s + lung mass. what is the likely cause?
paraneoplastic synd (incr ACTH) assoc w/ small cell lung Ca
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ACTH is what kind of molecule?
polypeptide hormone
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if cortisol is being overproduced by the adrenal glands in 1* cushing, what symp won't you see and why?
- hyperpigmentation
| - high cortisol feeds back to inhib ACTH release
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what rate of cervical change is expected during active labor (>= 6-10 cm dilation)?
>= 1 cm/ 2hrs
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how do you manage protracted active labor (< 1 cm/2 hr cervical change) if CTX are weak?
admin oxytocin
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what meds should afib pt w/ CHADS2VASC >= 2 receive?
anti-coag
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what does CHADS2-VASC stand for?
```
CHADS2-VASC
CHF +1
HTN +1
Age >=75 +2
DM +1
Stroke/TIA +2
Vasc dz +1
Age 65-74 +1
Sc sex = F +1
```
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how does pleural fluid look in TB infx?
- exudative (pH < 7.45, meets lights criteria)
- protein > 4 g/dL
- WBC incr lymphocyte predom
- glucose < 60 mg/dL
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superior vena cava synd is a potential complication of what malignancy?
lung Ca and lymphoma
140
how does superior vena cava synd present?
- HA
- facial edema
- incr JVP w/o peripheral edema
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what is the 1st line tx for superior vena cava synd?
radiation
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how do you prevent asp pneumonia?
- diet mod if pt has dysphagia
| - raise the head of the bed to 30-45*
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do NG tubes incr/decr risk of asp PNA?
incr risk
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how do brain mets lesions look on imaging?
well circumscribed enhancing lesions surrounded by vasogenic edema @ white-grey matter junctions
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how do gliomas present on MRI?
enhancing solitary lesions w/ irreg borders
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what are gliomas?
tumors arising from glial cell proliferation
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what is the MC 1* CNS tumor in adults?
glioma
