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37 Cards in this Set
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Guess the diagnosis?
-39F -Fever -Cr bump -hemolytic anemia -thrombocytopenia -neurologic complaint |
-TTP (they probably won't give you all 5)
-Clues are pregnant, recent infection, HIV, SLE, or new drug -Tx with daily plasma exchange & supportive care - +/- steroids, splenectomy depending on the cause |
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Guess the diagnosis?
-23yo man -Non-healing cellulitis -Abscess or satellite lesion present -Finished a 5 day antibiotic course |
-Likely community acquired MRSA
-Prisoner or athlete is a big clue -TMP-SMX is appropriate & cost effective (vanc & linezolid are BIG guns, effective but overkill) |
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Guess the diagnosis?
-40 yo man -Tender, warm, swollen, erythematous joint -Takes HCTZ for HTN -Few systemic complaints |
-Gout vs pseudogout
-ETOH is big clue if they give it -Negative birefringement urate crystals = gout -Positive birefringement calcium pyrophosphate crystals = pseudogout |
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Guess the diagnosis?
-83 yo man with HTN & DMII -Sudden onset left sided hemiparesis & Left hemisensory changes -Note: What happened and where? |
-Internal capsule intracerebral hemorrhage
-These are the lenticulostriate arteries that burst with HTN |
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Pain with EOM, decrease visual acuity, proptosis and opthalmoplegia?
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Orbital cellulitis
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What smells are associated with:
1. Cyanide 2. Zinc 3. Tolulene 4. Organophosphate, arsenic, and selenium 5. Hydrogen Sulfate |
1. Cyanide = Almonds
2. Zinc = Fishy 3. Tolulene = Glue 4. Organophosphate = Garlic 5. Hydrogen Sulfate = Rodent Eggs |
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Severe poison ivy contact dermatitis (i.e. the whole leg) is treated with?
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14 day ORAL steroid course, benadryl for itching and cool compresses
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What is Cushing's triad and what does it suggest?
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Cushing's triad : widening pulse pressure (i.e. sky high SBP), irregular breathing, and a reduction of the heart rate.
Suggests ICP or imminent herniation |
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What is Cushing's triad and what does it suggest?
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Cushing's triad : widening pulse pressure (i.e. sky high SBP), irregular breathing, and a reduction of the heart rate.
Suggests ICP or imminent herniation |
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T or F: It is normal for pregnant women have RLQ pain in the second and third trimesters?
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True. More than 50% of pregnant women without appy''s have RLQ pain.
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What is the target SBP for
1. Ischemic Stroke 2. Hemorrhagic Stroke |
1. Don't lower BP in ischemic stroke unless pt is a tPA candidate or has concomittant MI/dissection/renal failure. High BPs are neuroprotective in this case.
2. Goal SBP s/p hemorrhagic stroke is 140-160 mmHg |
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66yo F smoker, fatigue, dizzy, Na = 112
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SIADH likely d/t small cell lung CA
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Healthy pregnant lady gives birth normally and then goes into septic shock w/ DIC?
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Amniotic fluid embolism (rare. amniotic fluid enters bloodstream and causes whole body immune response)
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Young woman with viral illness and later has tender, oval shaped, non-itchy rash on her shins.
(Bonus for treatment) |
Erythema nodosum usually 2/2 strep pneumo or sarcoid.
This is a hypersensativity rxn and treatment is NSAIDs / ASA. |
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Man stops taking lithium then gets febrile, tachycardic, and wide pulse pressure?
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Thyroid storm (lithium has inhibitory effect on release of T4 and abrupt cessation can cause T4 flood)
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18 mon old has water stools with no WBCs in the stool in January?
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Rotavirus
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Any age with coughing, wheezing, absent breath sounds?
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Foreign body aspiration
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AML pt with weakness, neuro symptoms, and mucosal bleeding?
(Bonus for tx?) |
Hyperviscosity syndrome (too many proteins in their blood, treat with plasmapheresis)
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Pt has a digit with symmetric swelling throughout, volar tenderness of the digit, keeps digit flexed and has pain when passively extended.
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Flexor tenosynovitis (Kanavels four cardinal signs).
IV Abx and hand surgeon consult for possible drainage. |
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Pt puts their hand somewhere and get a pinprick followed by muscle cramps 1 hour later and then a rigid abdomen after that.
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Black widow bit
Supportive care in adults, monitor for signs of CV collapse in kids |
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Male smoker with pneumonia presentation AND GI symptoms?
(Bonus: How is dx confirmed?) |
Legionella PNA (Gram - bacillus, ? stem may include hyponatremia, elevated LFTs, or neuro symptoms)
Diagnosis made by testing urine for antigens |
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Exertional dyspnea, chest pain, syncope
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Aortic Stenosis (systolic murmur to the neck)
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Acute MI with new aortic regurge
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Ascending aortic dissection until proven otherwise
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CHF picture with loud holosystolic murmur
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Mitral regurge
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STEMI in 3rd trimester pregnancy
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Ascending aortic dissection until proven otherwise
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Waterhammer pulse and Austin Flint murmur
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Aortic regurge
Waterhammer pulse = widened pulse pressure Austin-Flint murmur = double rumble as blood hits MV leaflet and the LV wall |
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Exertional dyspnea, chest pain, syncope
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Aortic Stenosis (systolic murmur to the neck)
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Acute MI with new aortic regurge
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Ascending aortic dissection until proven otherwise
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CHF picture with loud holosystolic murmur
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Mitral regurge
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STEMI in 3rd trimester pregnancy
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Ascending aortic dissection until proven otherwise
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Waterhammer pulse and Austin Flint murmur
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Aortic regurge
Waterhammer pulse = widened pulse pressure Austin-Flint murmur = double rumble as blood hits MV leaflet and the LV wall |
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Stable pt has wide complex tachycardia with delta wave (bonus for tx)
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WPW (may be too tachy to tell its wide)
Treat with procainimide (sync and cardiovert if unstable) |
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J-wave on EKG
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Hypothermia
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Otherwise healthy male smoker with no lab abnormalities has painful, friable gingiva w/ intermittent fevers?
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ANUG (acute necrotizing ulcerative ginginvitis)
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Pt with past AAA graft repair has rectal bleed and abd pain?
(Bonus: cause? Work-up?) |
Aortoenteric fistula until proven otherwise.
Caused by S. Aureus or E. Coli on the graft site. Needs esophagogastroduodenoscopy |
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Kid with fever that resolved then gets generalized macular rash 4 days later?
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Roseola
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Scrotum with blue dot?
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Testicular APPENDAGE torsion
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