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systemic sclerosis
anti-smooth mm antibodies |
anti-topoisomerase-I antibodies & antinuclear
autoimmune hepatitis |
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determine activity level of Paget's ds:
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total serum alkaline phosphatase activity
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acts on prostatic epithelium
acts on prostate & bladder sm mm |
finasteride
alpha-1-blockers |
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displaced femoral neck fracture tx
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primary arthroplasty
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senile purpura (ecchymosis) cause
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perivascular connective tissue atrophy
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cyanosis in 1st 24 hrs of life, associated with diabetic mothers & males
cyanosis present a few years after birth |
transposition of the great vessels (MC cyanosis in 1st 24 hrs of life)
ToF |
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Establish dx of ulcerative colitis:
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Proctosigmoidoscopy & biopsy
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schizophrenia
schizophreniform disorder brief psychotic disorder |
sx for 6 mo or longer
sx for 1 mo but less than 6 sx for 1 day but less than 1 month |
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x-rays are nl in 1st 2 to 3 weeks in osteomyelitis, so use:
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three phase technetium bone scan
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tx for accute vasoocclusive crisis in sickle cell ds
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exchange transfusion
(don't perform surgery on a SS+ person with painful erection !) |
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cytotoxic agent which elevates HbF
used when a pt w/ sickle cell suffers from frequent, disruptive, painful episodes |
hydroxyurea
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Manage osteomyelitis:
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1. blood cultures & IV ABX
2. X-rays 3. 3 phase technetium scan if x-rays are negative. Needle biopsy to ID organism if cultures are negative. |
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1st line for pseudotumor cerebri after weight loss fails
what if medical options fail ? |
acetazolamide
optic nerve sheath decompression & lumboperitoneal shunting |
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Describe renal compensation for respiratory alkalosis (low PaCO2)
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kidneys retain protons (H+)
kidneys excrete bicarbonate (HCO3-) increased urinary HCO3- alkalinizes the urine. |
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why does asthma cx pulsus paradoxus ?
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high negative intrathoracic pressures on inspiration increase RV venous return which bends the septum & decreases LV filling, which in turn decreases systolic pressure. Maybe that's why I have so much trouble recovering between supersets when I'm not using my inhaler ?
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inhibits NE and dopamine reuptake
blocks serotonin reuptake at presynaptic nerve terminal |
bupropion - no sexual dsyfunction
sertraline |
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ER pt s/p fall or MVA - 1st test after initial resuscitation ?
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X-ray of the spine (5-10% have C-spine injury)
1/3 at C2 1/2 at C6 or C7 most fatal injuries at craniocervical junction, C1 or C2 |
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benign bony mass (exostosis) on hard palate of unk etiology requiring only reassurance
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torus palatinus
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isolated axillary hair growth before 6:
premature pubarche (pubic hair before 8): |
premature adrenarche (androgens from adrenals - no clinical significance)
associated in 50% of cases w/ CNS disorder NOTE: the reticularis develops at 6-8 years of age thus starting adrenarche |
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premature adrenarche (axillary hair) & thelarche (breasts)
premature pubarche (pubic hair b4 8) |
- no clinical significance
- requires workup - CNS disorder 50% of the time |
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first feeding choking, always think:
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esophageal atresia
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large thymic shadow on chest radiograph of children < 2
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sail sign
"normal cardiothymic silhouette" |
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SLE & autoimmune hepatitis
PBC |
antinuclear antibodies
antimitochondrial antibodies |
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poor language development and social isolation:
repetitive behaviors think: |
hearing impairment (not ADHD)
autism |
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Wisconsin, ulcerated skin lesions, lytic bone lesions in a non-immunocompromised male
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blastomycosis - visualize a rocket "blasting" off from Oshkosh then broadly budding as it ascends.
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vertical infection rate of Hep C in pregnancy ?
ok for mom with Hep C to nurse ? Hep A & B vaccines ok in pregnancy ? |
2-5 % C-section is not indicated
yes yes |
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interferon-alpha and ribavirin for Hep C ok in pregnancy ?
Hep C sexual transmission rate ? |
No. Ribavirin is highly teratogenic.
< .1% annually - barrier protection has not even been recommended |
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low MVO2 due to increased O2 extraction by hypoperfused tissue
normal MVO2 (MVO2 is "mixed venous oxygen") |
neurogenic & hypovolemic shock
septic shock - results from hyperdynamic circulation and improper distribution of cardiac output - is not indicative of normal tissue perfusion in this case |
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autoantibodies against voltage-gated Ca2+ channels in presynaptic motor nerve terminal.
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Eaton-Lambert syndrome
small cell CA - loss of DTRs - mm strength increases with repitition (remember, Lambert would get stronger if he exercised) - severe weakness in proximal mms - tx: plasmapheresis & immunosuppressives |
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antagonizes muscarinic acetylcholine receptors, suppressing parasympathetic input to the heart
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atropine
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measure serum amylase & lipase before CT in:
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acute pacreatitis
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paradoxical splitting of S2
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occurs in pts w/ LBBB due to delayed Ao valve closure
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systolic murmur that increases on inspiration
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tricuspid regurgitation
- suspect SBE (subacute bacterial endocarditis) |
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major cause of chronic diarrhea in HIV-infected pts with CD4 < 180
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cryptosporidium parvum
"parvus" means small so as a linguistic note: pulsus parvus et tardus means "pulse weak and late" |
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GVHD (2 wks after bone marrow transplant)
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activation of donor T lymphocytes
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multiple ring-enhancing lesions on CT in an AIDS pt
- tx ? |
- toxoplasmosis
- sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine - TMP-SMX is for prophylaxis |
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panic disorder associated with: (DAGS)
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depression - test answer
agoraphobia generalized anxiety substance abuse |
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used to examine the small bowel
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capsule endoscopy
- after negative upper & lower endoscopy |
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monotherapy for complicated (ruptured) appendix:
alternate bitherapy: organisms involved: |
cefotetan - test answer
fluoroquinolone + metronidazole Gram-negatives + anaerobes |
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effective against G+, but do not cover G- or anaerobes
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erythromycin & vancomycin
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Suggests systemic inflammation and is consistent with SLE:
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elevated ESR
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pathogenesis of OA
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cartilage degredation
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C. diff tx ?
C. diff cytotoxin (detected by assay) is toxic to: Untreated mortality rate ? |
metronidazole - or -
oral vanc (expensive, assoc w/ VRE) intestinal epitheliocytes 20% |
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MC gastroenteritis between 6 mo & 2 yr ?
- expect 20 non-bloody, non-mucoid diarrhea episodes in 20 hrs |
rotavirus
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associated with inussusception:
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FDA-withdrawn tetravalent rotavirus vaccine
- pentavalent and monvalent in use now |
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MC traveler's diarrhea bug:
MC cause of adult diarrhea in the US: 2nd MC cause of adult diarrhea in the US: |
E. Coli
Campylobacter jejuni (remember G.B. association !) Shigella (bloody) |
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Formed from Heinz bodies when phagocytes extract denature hemoglobin:
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bite cells
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assoc w/ traumatic hemolytic conditions like DIC, HUS & TTP.
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helmet cells
schistocytes |
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seen in thalassemias & lead poisoning
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basophilic stippling
- blue granules of ribosomal precipitates in the cytoplasm of RBCs |
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pathophysiologic cause of WAS
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impaired platelet production
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Describe ETOH-induced cardiomyopathy.
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dilated
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progressive proximal mm weakness
normal reflexes despite mm wasting tachycardia tremor wt loss |
hyperthyroid myopathy
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resting tremor & bradykinesia
choreiform movements ataxia & dysmetria |
Parkinson's disease
Huntingtons' disease cerebellar disease |
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muscle weakness that worsens with activity
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Myasthenia gravis
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DVT vs Cellulitis
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DVT temp does not exceed 38.5C (101.3 F) and there is no inguinal lymphadenopathy
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leukocytosis
anemia increase segmented neutrophils & bands |
CML
- decreased LAP (CML "can't make LAP") |
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AST: ALT > 2
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alcoholic liver disease
- absolute values of AST & ALT always less than 500 IU / L |
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the 3 antiphospholipid Abs
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1st - causes false positive syphilis
2nd - lupus anticoagulant (falsely elevated APTT) - give heparin and aspirin to a pregnant mom w/ hx of 2nd trimester abortions & incr APTT 3rd - anticardiolipin |
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wide QRS
bizarre morphology compensatory pause tx if asymptomatic ? tx if symptomatic ? what is second line tx ? |
PVCs - an intermittent arrythmia
- observation if asymptomatic - B-blockers if symptomatic - Amiodarone is second line for symptomatic PVCs |
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motor impairment without any higher cortical dysfunction and no visual field abnormalities
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posterior limb of internal capsule
- lacunar infarct |
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vestibulobasilar system lesion (midbrain & pons) - these are also referred to as the brainstem)
think "MPCHIC" |
'alternate' syndromes with Contralateral Hemiplegia and Ipsilateral Cranial nerve involvement
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motility disorder workup
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1. barium swallow
2. esophagoscopy 3. esophageal manometry |
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Indications for TMP-SMX + Steroids in HIV PCP
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PaO2 < 70 or A-a gradient > 35 mm Hg
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systolic murmur increasing on inspiration
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tricuspid regurg (expect SBE + emboli)
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S4 in left lateral decubitus position
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hypertensive cardiomyopathy
- nl finding in children & young adults |
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diastolic murmur best heard with pt sitting up
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Ao regurg
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systolic murmur increasing when pt stands up
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HOCM
- hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy |
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paradoxical S2 splitting
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LBBB causing delayed closure of Ao valve
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pathognomonic favoring Crohn's vs UC
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Non-caseating granulomas
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pseudomonas tx
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piperacillin-tazobactam or
cefepime (4th gen ceph) |
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fever
chills flank pain DIC, ARF, shock |
ABO mismatching
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IgA deficiency
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anaphylactic rxn to blood products
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Anamnestic Ab response to a minor RBC antigen
(def: anamnestic response - renewed rapid production of an AB on the second (or subsequent) encounter with the same Ag) |
delayed (2-10) day hemolytic transfusion rxn
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skin condition observed in Parkinsonism and HIV
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seborrheic dermatitis
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10 yo w/ vesicoureteral reflex and IVP showing bilateral focal parenchymal scarring and blunted calyces.
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chronic pyelonephritis
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decribe hydronephrosis on IVP
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dilation of the collecting duct system including the calyces, pelvis & ureter depending on the level of obstruction
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high-pitched, blowing, early diastolic, descrescendo murmur, heard best in the 3LICS intensified by handgrip.
Pt presents with worsening dyspnea on exercise. Tx: Pulse pressure finding ? CXR finding ? |
Ao regurgitiation.
Nifedipine Pulse pressure is widened (ex. 140/56) ! CXR: prominent cardiomegaly |
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How do B-blockers worsen AR ?
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They extend time in diastole, which is when regurgitation takes place.
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MC endophthalmitis ?
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postoperative
- usu occurs w/in 6 wks |
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untreated hyperthyroidism leads to:
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rapid bone loss
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proptosis only occurs in:
it does not occur in: |
Graves ds
Hyperthyroidism due to toxic adenoma |
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Sequelae of mitral stenosis
- sweet !! |
middiastolic murmur & opening snap
left atrial hypertrophy on EKG eventual RV hypertrophy leading to: RV heave secondary to pulmonary htn |
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concentric hypertrophy
(Thickening of the walls of the heart or any cavity with apparent diminution of the capacity of the cavity.) |
chronic pressure overload
(valvular Ao stenosis or chronic htn) |
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eccentric hypertrophy
(thickening of the wall of the heart or other cavity, with dilation) |
chronic volume overload
(valvular regurgitation) |
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Inhibits neutrophil activity and is used to tx flares of gouty arthritis
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colchicine
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presents with pain, not weakness.
treated with TCAs |
fibromyalgia
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anticholinesterase used to tx myasthenia gravis
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pyridostigmine
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incr ESR & CK
weakness treated with high dose corticosteroids |
dermatomyositis, polymyositis
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used for Croup, not severe asthma:
what to do for a child with asthma not responding to IV steroids & nebulizer ? |
racemic epihephrine
intubate |
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tx for Addison's ds ?
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hydrocortisone
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Cyclobenzaprine or TCAs for:
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fibromyalgia (pain, not weakness)
- increase stage 4 sleep |
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No thrombolytics for DVT ! TX?
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heparin then warfarin to INR 2.0
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Asbestosis is not CA ! MC CA in pt with asbestosis ?
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bronchogenic CA
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dyspnea
tachypnea (ex. 26 / min) low O2 sat (ex. 87 %) S3 DX: TX: |
left ventricular failure
IV diuretics Remember "ken-tuc-KY" KY is S3 |
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Cause of S3 ?
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LA inflow stikes blood already in ventricle. Occurs in LV failure.
Nl in young and athletes |
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exposure to virus via resp. droplets
prodrome after 10 days (coryza, conjunctivitis, cough - 3 Cs !) Koplik spots after 2-3 days rash after 24 hrs - 1st face then trunk & extemities |
Measles (Paramyxovirus)
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illness starts w/ fever
after 4-5 days maculopapular trunk rash spreads peripherally |
Roseola infantum (HHV6)
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erythematous maculopapular rash w/ generalized lymphadenopathy
slight fever, polyarthritis (joint inflammation), polyarthralgia (joint pain) |
Rubella - 3rd ds
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prodrome of fever, malaise, anorexia
rash initially on trunk spreads peripherally rash becomes vesicles, then scabs |
VZV (Chicken Pox)
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erythema of cheeks
rash appears on arms then spreads to trunk & legs |
parvovirus (erythema infectiousum)
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MC cause rhabdomyolysis ?
UA finding ? Dipstick finding ? |
alcoholism
Cr disproportionately elevated relative to BUN Hematuria, but microscopic analysis does not reveal RBCs. |
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How does rhabdomyolysis cause ATN ?
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hemoglobin or myoglobin are endogenous nephrotoxic substances
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US shows active urinary sediment with RBC cell clumps and RBC casts.
Hypertension & oliguria observed. |
Post-infectious glomerulonephritis
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RCC
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dull flank pain, hematuria, fever
UA dipstick and microscopic examination will reveal hematuria. |
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serum ascites albumin gradient (SAAG)
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serum albumin - ascites albumin
difference > 1.1 is 95% accurate in diagnosing a transudative process consistent with portal htn. |
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decreased serum albumin
increased INR - would not cause SAAG of 1.1 or greater |
liver failure
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exudative ascites cause
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increased capillary permeability
inconsistent w/ SAAG = 1.3 |
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increased GFR decreases:
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serum Cr
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does primary hyperaldosteronism cause edema ?
Why not ? |
No.
Spontaneous diuresis (aldosterone escape phenomena) |
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distinguishes between portal htn & other causes of ascities
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SAAG
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Most important risk factor for breast CA ?
% of women diagnosed w/ breast CA who have a positive family hx ? BRCA risk ? |
Age
10% BRCA is in 5-10% of women & confers a 50% increased risk of br ca. |
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Risk factor for 1st degree relatives of br ca pts (esp if ca was dx premenopausally and was bilateral)
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3X
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precipitating factors for acute angle closure glaucoma
if untreated ? |
antihcholinergic medication
sympathomimetic medication dim light permanent vision loss 2-5 hr after sx onset |
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ESR usu > 50 mm / hr
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temporal (giant cell) arteritis
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