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fremitus def ?
- where is it most intense ?
- what increases fremitus ?
- what decreases fremitus ?
- when is there no fremitus ?
palpable vibrations in body
- 2RICS and interscapular region, which are closest to bronchial bifurcation.
- areas of consolidation (pneumonia)
- pleural effusion or bronchial obstruction
- PTX
arises from metanephros
Wilm's turmor
constitutes response to fluid resucitation ?
SBP > 100
VWF cleaving protease:
deficient or Ab against in ?
Tx ?
ADAMTS-13
TTP-HUS
Plasma Exchange !
proximal myopathy in lung Ca where ?
mm membrane
Recovery in TTP-HUS indicated by:
LDH & Platelet normalization
TTP-HUS findings:
MAHA (microangiopathic h. a.)
or just hemolytic anemia
neurological sx
renal failure
thrombocytopenia
MC cause of papillary necrosis ?
analgesic overuse
10% of dialysis pts due to:
- anemia (pallor) due to chronic renal failure
- hematuria
- htn (ex 160/100)
- intermittent flank pain
- multiple renal cysts
- nephrolithiasis (20%)
- nocturia 2-3x / night
- palpable kidneys
- renal CA not increased
- UTIs
APKD (AHHIMNNPRU)
cardiogenic shock tx ?
bolus PCWP to 15-20 mmHG
if still hypotensive:
- add inotropic agents
obstructs venous return to right heart
tension PTX
pseudotumor cerebri (tx)
also called benign / idiopathic intracranial htn
MRI to rule out mass lesion
Lumbar puncture to demonstrate increased CSF presure
size of benign lymph nodes ?
< 1 cm in diameter
1st line for streptococcal pharyngitis
erythromycin
binds 23S rRNA of 50S ribo subunit
bactiostatic
URI, pn, STD, G+ cocci, MLCN
GI discomfort, acute cholestatic hepatitis, EOSINOPHILIA, skin rash, increases concentration of theophyllines, oral anticoagulants.
pneumoperitoneum on upright radiograph under the diaphragm - what next ?
emergent surgery
peak incidence of intussusception ?
most common location ?
common finding ?
8 months
ileocolic junction
currant jelly stools
kill first, investigate later
testicular cancer
- remove testis after hard mass + US suggest CA
Chronic Hep C pt w/ nl AST/ALT but with PCR for HCV RNA.
Reassurance & LFT F/U.
- not even interferon or anti-viral drugs
70 yo with bright red bleeding into toilet. MC cause ?
diverticulosis
- hemorrhoids rarely cause massive lower GI bleeding and are easily ID'd on PE.
chronic occult blood loss
colon CA
abd pain out of proportion to physical findings
acute mesenteric thrombosis
thrombus - forms in vessel & does not move
embolus - forms in vessel then moves
peptic ulcer ds hemorrhage could be detected with:
NG tube suction
sudden severe pain in lower extremity:
slow, progressive arterial narrowing and pain in lower extremity - expect bilateral pulse loss:
arterial embolism
arterial thrombosis
pain and edema in lower extremity accompanied by warmth to touch - pain
is usu dull and aching vs. severe pain from an arterial origin.
DVT (venous thrombosis)
MC cause of pancreatitis ?
- how to confirm ?
choledocolithiasis
- confirm w/ RUQ US in a pt w/ pancreatitis
GERD leads to: (ABEP)
How long for development of adenocarcinoma in GERD ?
Adenocarcinoma, Barrett's, Erosive esophagitis, Peptic stricture
> 20 years
esophageal motility disorders (2)
- describe the physical findings
achalasia
- decreased peristaltic waves
- increased LES tone (can't relax)
scleroderma
- decreased persistaltic wave
- decreases LES tone
- remember food "sticking" in her throat
Ao arch vessels encircle trachea and/or esophagus.
vascular rings
What if my husband and I have both sickle trait ?
select embryos w/o the mutation for in vitro fertilization
warm Abs against RBC
MC age group ?
cause ?
positive Coomb's test - autoimmune
2-12 yo
preceded by infection, usu URI
these improve prognosis in CRF
- what's the big caveat ?
ACE inhibitors
Protein restriction
Caveat: in Cr >3.0 ACE inhibitors worsen CRF
embryonal CA marker, GIT & lungs
seminoma
choriocarcinoma
AFP
PLAP (placental alk phos)
beta-HCG
decreased visual acuity
sluggish afferent response to light
changes in color perception
optic neuritis
cytotoxin assay in the stool to test for:
Clostridium difficile diarrhea
MC cause of Afib ?
Describe Afib on EKG (3)
HTN
1. absent P waves
2. irregularly irregular
3. narrow QRS
Lidocaine
Adenosine
Carotid Massage
Diltiazem
which of these provides rate control ?
Diltiazem
hemodynamically stable Afib > 48 hr tx?
hemodynamically stable Afib < 48 hr tx?
hemodynamically unstable afib tx?
rate control + anticoagulation first then cardioversion later
electrical or pharm cardioversion
immediate cardioversion
type Ib antiarrhythmic used in Vtac
- ischemic myocardium is the target,
which are centers of abnormal automaticity. Compare to type Ia which target areas of normal automaticity.
lidocaine (but amiodarone is first line)
carotid massage & adenosine used for:
SVT
- adenosine is only for dx
IgM (expect hyperviscosity)
IgA or IgG (no hyperviscosity)
Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia
MM
pregnancy test before starting:
sumatriptan
dopamine antagonist medication most commonly associated with NMS
haloperidol
begins w/in 2 weeks of initiation of precipitating drug
mortality 10-20%
NMS
widened mediastinum DDX (AAEMMS)
anthrax exposure
Ao dissection
esophageal rupture
mediastinal hemorrhage
mediastinal mass
SVC syndrome (dyspnea, facial swelling)
ADP inhibitors indicated in unstable angina (UA), NSTEMI & post PCI.
PCI = percutaneous coronary intervention
clopidogrel (preferred)
ticlopidine
periorbital edema
myositis
eosinophilia
trichinellosis
MC drug-induced CRF is analgesic nephropathy. Pathology ?
% of end-stage renal ds?
How much drug required ?
papillary necrosis
tubulointerstitial nephritis
3-5%
2-3kg or 4.4-6.6 LBs
Granular "muddy brown" casts
acute renal failure
(usu ischemic or nephrotoxic)
acute tubular necrosis
edema
hematuria (RBC casts)
htn
proteinuria
glomerulonephritis
caused by: NIM
(nephritic syndromes, ischemia, malignant hypertension)
premature aging
atherosclerotic vascular ds
urinary tract cancer
analgesic abuse (esp. combined as in aspirin + naproxen)
initial eval in delirium ?
electrolytes + urinalysis
initial test in acute pancreatitis to determine etiology in a non-drinker (that is, to find stones)
US for gallstones
abdominal CT to confirm pancreatitis
SIRS diagnostic criteria
- need only 2 to have SIRS
SIRS due to infection is Sepsis
fever or hypothermia
tachypnea
tachycardia
leukocytosis, leukopenia or bandemia
acanthosis nigricans think:
describe:
DM in younger pts, GI malignancy in eldery
symmetrical
hyperpigmented
velvety plaques
axilla, groin, neck
hyposthenuria
impairment in kidney's ability to concentrate urine in sickle ds or sickle trait
child with macrocytic anemia
low reticulocyte count
congenital anomalies
(triphalangeal thumbs)
etiology ?
Diamond-Blackfan anemia (MLCT)
- defect of erythroid progenitor cells resulting in increased apoptosis
no hypersegmentation of the nucleus in neutrophils, as occurs in megaloblastic anemia
Diamond-Blackfan anemia
(congenital hypoplastic anemia)
Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome (EHTX)
Etiology:
eczema
hypogammaglobulinemia
thrombocytopenia
X-linked
Etiology: US Answer - It's on another card, I think.
absent thumbs
autosomal recessive
cafe-au-lait spots
horseshoe kidney
micro-cephaly & thalmia
progressive pancytopenia & macrocytosis
Fanconi's syndrome (AACHMP)
accounts for 25% of LV end-diastolic volume
atrial kick
CD4<40 prophylaxis for MAC
Tx for MAC
Azithromycin
Clarithromycin + ethambutol
hypertriglyceridemia definition:
hypercholesterolemia definition:
optimal HDL:
150 mg / dl
200 mg / dl
> 40 mg / dl
How is pulsus paradoxus measured ?
variation in systolic p. during expiration & inspiration
- 1st read systolic during expiration
- 2nd read systolic during exp / insp.
- 3rd if difference > 10 mm Hg this is PP
Pulsus Paradoxus DDX: (AACCCPPST)
anaphylactic shock
asthma
cardiac tamponade
cardiogenic shock
COPD
pericardial effusion
pulmonary embolism
SVC obstruction
tension PTX
Obstruction of fluid drainage via lymphatic channels:
Inflammatory accumulation:
transudate
exudate
Relieved by sitting up and leaning forward and exacerbated by lying down.
pericardial pain
Beck triad of pericardial tamponade (JHM)
JVD
hypotension
muffled heart sounds
decorticate posturing ("mummy baby")
GCS score :
disinhibtion of:
fascilitaiton of:
GCS = 3
red nucleus
rubrospinal tract (flexor motor neurons)
decerebrate posturing (extension)
GCS score:
brain stem damage to:
GSC = 2
red nucleus
what caues transition from decorticate
to decerebrate posturing ?
mech:
Note: The GCS for decerebrate posturing extension is 2, for decorticate GCS is 3, so this represents worsening of the condition.
uncal herniation (transtentorial)
or tonsillar herniation
mech: activation of gamma motor neurons (A small nerve originating in the anterior horns of the spinal cord that transmits impulses through type A gamma fibers to intrafusal fibers of the muscle spindle for muscle control.)
Vaccination at birth
Hep B
Vaccinations at 2 months: (HHIRTDAPP)
Hep B
Hib
IPV
Rota
Tetanus
Diphtheria
Acellular Pertussis
Pneumococcal
Minimum weight for first vaccination:
2 kg (5lb 4oz)
think bradycardia
prolonged QRS
think tachycardia
prolonged QT
free of ds when study begins:
cohort
(retrospective or prospective)
water bottle heart
pericardial effusion
stop AAA progression:
stop smoking
think hyponatremia in this type stroke:
mech:
subarachnoid hemorrhage
mech: incr vasopression cx H20 retention
atrial / brain natriuretic peptide causes Na wasting
Lactase deficiency best test >
positive hydrogen breath test
how to cool a person in heat stroke ?
evaporative cooling
MC complication in PUD ?
hemorrhage
after cytoscopy, expect which bug in sepsis ?
enterococcal bacteremia
R/O pneumonia:
lungs CTA
when will drug fever develop ?
1 - 2 weeks after administration
caused by inhaled anesthetics
acidosis
fever
rhabdomyolysis
tachycardia
malignant hyperthermia (AFRT)
MC thyroid nodule:
2nd MC thyroid nodule:
colloid
follicular adenoma
increased LDH
increased total protein
think neoplasm, TB
exudative parapneumonic effusion
decreased LDH in the effusion
decreased total protein effusion
- type of effusion ?
transudative parapneumonic effusion
WBCs in parapneumonic effusion:
Neutrophils in parapneumonic eff:
TB, neoplasm
infection
syncope due to autonomic dysfunction or drugs is associated with:
postural change
febrile seizures in children expected above what temperature ?
39C (102.2F)
microcytic, hypochromic anemia
decreased reticulocytes
increased RDW
Fe-deficiency anemia
how to destinguish thalassemia from Fe-deficiency anemia ?
Thalassemia has nl RDW
Normal RDW ?
20%
- 21% is probably for Fe-def anemia
work up for back pain:
R/O CES
- nl anal reflex, bowel & bladder
R/I Disc Herniation
- straight leg raise
Disc Herniation Tx:
NSAIDS, early mobilization
- neither exercise nor bed rest helps
- but recall the stupid Kaplan question included two days of bed rest ...
Name the 3 parapneumonic effusions:
How best determine need for chest tube?
1. uncomplicated effusion
2. complicated
3. empyema
Pleural fluid pH
Pleura fluid pH < 7.2 is dx for:
empyema
What does LDH do ?
From where does energy come ?
When does this happen ?
Why is LDH increased in hemolysis ?
converts pyruvate to lactate
NADH to NAD+
decreased O2
It is in the RBC !!!