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How long to tx depression
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1st time - 1 year
subsequent - 2-3 years |
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stage III ankle sprain
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can't do more than 4 steps and swelling >4cm around fibula.
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Peroneal tendon tear - where is the pain
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Inversion and pain is posterior to lateral malleolus
+/- swelling |
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Talar fx - most concerned with...
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interruption of blood supply
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Which tendon gets tendonitis in ankle
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posterior tibial tendon
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Subtalar injury - how and which joints
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high-energy injury
disloc involves talocalcaneal or talonavicular injury |
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pain with tarsal tunnel
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pain/parasthesia along medial ankle and bottom of foot
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achilles tendon rupture - pain and loss of motion where?
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pop/snap at time of inj (rare time that is helpful with ankle)
immed pain/swelling. can't plantar flex or ambulate. |
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Ottawa rules - when to radiograph ankle
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malleolar pain and bony tenderness along distal 6cm of posterior edge of either malleolus
or can't do 4 steps at time of inj and in ED |
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Ottawa rules - when to radiograph foot
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midfoot pain and tenderness at navicular bone or base of 5th metatarsal
or can't do 4 steps at time of inj and in ED |
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Homan's sign
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pain with passive dorsiflexion - not v. specific for DVT
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dull ache in leg that is worse with standing and better with elevation
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venous insuff
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when to use d0dimer to dx DVT
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if probability of it is low
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wells criteria to dx DVT
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if >3, high probability
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how long to tx isolated calf thrombophlebitis
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6-12 wks
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how long to tx first time provoked dct (trauma/surg) vs. idiopathic vs recurrent
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3 months
6 months 12 months |
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GFR < ___ is a cardiac risk factor
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60
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do nsaids increase bp?
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yes
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how BP cuff should be -
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length >80% of arm circ and width at least 40% of arm circ
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second best px factor for anyone for death
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LVH
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stroke prev - which antihypertensives to use?
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thiazides or ace
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afr americans respond well to which antihypertenisves
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thiazides and CEBs
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___ can cause resistant HTN
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excess alcohol
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CHD risk equivalents and LDL goal
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DM, AAA, PAD, symptomatic carotid artery dz
<100 if you have one of these, 20% chance of CV event in next 10 years. |
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risk factors that change LDL goals
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if >=2, get ldl<130
cigs htn low hdl premat chd in fam hx male>45 or female over 55 |
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premature ages for CHD in fam history
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males < 55
females < 65 |
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MV prolapse murmur increased with...
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valsalva
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low risk female - what kind of stress test to get?
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exercise
if higher risk, do thallium |
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when for man and woman to start taking asa
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man - 45-79
woman - 55-79 |
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back pain is worse with sitting/bending and better with lying/standing
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disc herniation?
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lumbar flexion pain - causes (3)?
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OA, spasm, herniation
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lumbar ext pain - causes (2)?
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DJD or stenosis
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pt feels better with back pain when going from standing to squatting
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central spinal stenosis
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L3
reflex, sensation, motor and test? |
Patellar
lat thigh or med fem condyl extend quad squat and rise |
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l4
reflex, sensation, motor and test? |
patellar
med leg and ankle dorsiflex ankle walk on heels |
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l5
reflex, sensation, motor and test? |
medial hamstring
lateral leg and foot dorsum dorsiflex big toe walk on heels |
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s1
reflex, sensation, motor and test? |
achilles
post calf, sole of foot, lat ankle stand on toes walk on toes |
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tight hammy vs. sciatica
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if dorsiflex foot at max leg raise causes pain - sciatica
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straight leg raise test/lasegue's sign is + at...
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40-70 degrees
(highly sensitive) |
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cauda equina pain
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pain worse with movement/sitting and better when supine
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can't squat vs. duck waddle - which is lig inj, which is meniscal inj
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squat - lig inj
waddle - meniscal |
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lachmans test
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for acl - pt supine and knee at 30 deg then to ant drawer basically
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valgus tests...
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lat meniscus
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xray views of knee to order
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standing ap, lat, merchant
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order of tx of OA
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acetamin
nsaids cox-2 inh tramadol steroid inj (max is 3/yr and 1/month) |
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chronic pain tx in pt with oa
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1.) tramadol
2.) short acting opioids (if they don't need daily use) 3.) long opioids 4.) TCAs 5.) Anticonvulsants |
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when to screen lipids in pt with cv risk factors
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45
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abortion legal until...
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22 weeks
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fev1 values in intermitt to severe asthma
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int and mild - >80%
mod - 60-80% severe <60% |
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dx chronic sinusitis
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need >=2:
nasal cong mucoopur drainage facial pressure/pain poor smell lasts >12 weeks |
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pfts of non asthmatic eosinophilic bronchitis
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normal - so is cxr
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pfts of vocal cord dysfunc
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flattening of insp loop
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roal steroids assoc with cataracts?
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yes
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wait btwn puffs with beta agonist or steroids?
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beta agonist
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yellow zone of peak flow and how often to do it
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2x/day
yellow is 50-70% of personal best |
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placenta rpevia risk factors
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prior preg
>35 smoker previous multiparity uterine surg |
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cullens sign
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periumbilical discoloration with pancreatitis
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whne to use ursodiol
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biliary colic and sx are atypical or stones are there and not sure if they are causing the sx - tx for 3 month duration
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annular macules seen with...
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drug eruptions, secondary syph, lupus erythem.
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melanoma - does it bleed? where commonly found
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yes
legs in females |
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polygonal papules on flexor wrists or above ankles
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lichen planus
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poor urine flow rate
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<15ml/sec
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how to dx actinic keratosis
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easily felt, not easily seen
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what has best penetration of medicine (derm thing)
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ointment
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which derm thing is cosmetically most acceptable
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creams
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what is good for poison ivy/exudative inflammation
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lotion/gel
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betamethasone or halobetasol good for what
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group 1 - so strongest - psoriasis, lichen planus, severe hand eczema, alopecia areata
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group II - weakest derm meds
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desoximetasone/fluconimide
triamcinolone aclometasone or desonide hydrocortisone |
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tx tinea capitis
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oral griseofulvin
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tx oncyhomycosis
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terbinafine( 12 weeks of toes/6 weeks of fingers) and itraconazole for pulse therapy
or griseofulvin (long term) |
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migraine dx
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5 episodes
last 4-72 hours >=2: unilat, pulsates, mod-severe, exac with activity there is n/v, photo/phonophobia |
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weird things that can cause HA
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progesterone, aspartame, phenylalanine
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abortive meds for migraines
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triptans (contraind with hemiplegic or basilar migraine), ergots (more severe AEs), butalbital combos
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can't use butalbital wit history of...
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porphyria
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AEs of divalproex
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pancreatitis, wt gain
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AEs of topiramate
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renal stones and wt loss
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ppx of migraines
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beta block, divalproex, topiramate, tcas, feverfew, mg, b12
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meds causing gerd
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beta and alpha agonists, CEBs
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red flag GI sx - need consult immediately
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dysphagia/odynophagia
new sx in >55 early satiety hematochezia iron def anemia recurr vom/wt loss |
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outpt mgmnt of diberticulitis
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bactrim plus metro or levoflox and mtero
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tx functional dyspepsia
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ppis are good, h2 blockers not so much/ eradicating h pylori not so helpful.
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quad therapy
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metro, tetracycline, ppi, bismuth
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tx of h pyloori gastritis
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triple therapy - if stool test is (+) - salvage therapy, and last line is endoscopy/egd and prolonged ppi
if stool was negativew but still sx - do urease breath test and if that is negative refer to gi |
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strongest rf for htn in a child -
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obestiy
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rales or rhonchi indicate consolidation?
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rales
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who gets which pnas?
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typical - age extremes
atypical - not young children viral - mainly just kids |
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crackle pattern in typical vs atypical pna
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typical - pan insp crackles
atypical - late insp crackles |
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which pnas have constitutional sx
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atypical and viral
typical has abrupt onset |
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flu - give ibuprofen or tylenol first?
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ibuprof
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tx pna in child - algorithm
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>5 - azithro
3mo - 5 yo - amoxicillin |
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when to admit <3 weeks, 3wk-3mo, 3mo-5yo, >5yo
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<3wks - always if pna - give amp and gent
3wk-3mo - if febrile, give cefotaxime or cefuroxime 3mo-5yo - admit if RR>70 - give amox >5 - if RR > 50; give IV cefuroxime then oral |
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if <___ y.o., just try to maintain weight until bmi < 85%
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7
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kids - normal ldl and chol
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ldl < 130
chol < 170 |
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vaccines needed for school
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hep b, dtap, polio, mmr, varicella (note not HIB)
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lead questions
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living in house < 1950 or refinishing house before 1978 or someone with lead pois.
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can dx adhd after age ___
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6
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rash appears after tx a child with amox/amp
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dx is mono
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palatine petechiae - specific for...
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gas
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what abx to use for strep pharyngitis in pt with mild pcn allergy
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cephalexin or cephadroxil
macrolides if severe |
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fever over 101/38 in ___mo needs extensive workup
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2 month old
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normal newborn pulse rate
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100-165
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rooting reflex disppears when?
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4 months
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peak of infant colic
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at 6 weeks
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tx of pedi colic -
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both not effective
simethicone (elim gas) or dicyclomine (less gut peristalsis) |
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which muscles attaches to lesser tuberosity of shoulder
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subscapularis
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adhesive capsulitis associated with...
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DM or limited shoulder movement
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tx tinea pedis
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tolnaftate
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sulcus sign
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inferior glenohumeral instability
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shoulder apprehension test -
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anterior GH instability
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obrien test
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for superior labral tear, but false positive with acromioclavicular pathology or tendinitis
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when to do subacromial injection for shoulder inj
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last line
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is dm a risk factor for colorectal ca
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yes
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chronic fatigue syn dx
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last over 6 mo and >=4 of folowing:
poor cognition post-ex malaise tender lad st myalgias arthralgias |
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et ebv titers in initial w/u of fatigue?
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no
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if > 50 yo, butt bleed, normal colo, next step?
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uper endoscopy
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atypical squam cell of undet significance - screen for hpv?
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no - wont change mgmt
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prehn's sign
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lifting testicles relieves pain in epididymitis but not torsion
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appendage torsion - in prepubertal boys or post?
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pre
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copd dx if fev1/fvc is <___
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70% and not resp to albut
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orthopnea can also be seen with...
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asthma or bronchitis
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maximum laryngeal height < 4cm - dx?
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copd
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fev1s of mild, mod, severe, and v severe copd
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>80%
50-80% with sx on exertion 30-50% <30% |
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tx of copd
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1.) SABA
2.) antichol or LABA ing steroids only if fev1<50% |
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when to give abx in copd exac
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more dysp, more prod or purulence of sputum, need ventilation
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pt has delirium, vz hallucin, tremor
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dementia with lewy bodies
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pt with dementia/delirium - uti mgmt
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iv ceftriacone
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chronic alz tx
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mild - anticholinesterase - donepezil, rivastigmine, tacrine, galantamine
severe - nmda antag (memantine) vit e and atypical antipsychotics are up in the air |
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new onset afib is less than __ hours total duration
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72
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Early infarction in a pt with stroke on CT will have higher rates of...
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hemorrhage after tpa
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whin __ hours get tpa into the pt
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3 - only no if they have hemorrhagic stroke.
if you suspect heme issue or you don't know if they are on anticoag, get blood tests before tpa |
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middle cerebellar infarct affecting R parietal hemisphere - where affected?
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L hemiplegia, neglect of stroke sx, misjudgement of distances, reads books upside down, L vz field neglect
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brain stem stroke - where affected?
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poor BP, resp finc, P, consciousness
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L middle cerebral artery stroke - where affected?
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expressive and receptive aphasia and L facial weakness
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orthstatic change definition
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tom was wrong
at least 20 decrease in systolic and 10 in diastolic |
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timed up and go - normal values
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avg 3 trials
<20 is mostly indep 20-29 is variable mobility >20 is impaired mobility |
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romberg sign - where is lesion?
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vertebrobasilar system affected
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fast test for stroke
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face - smile
arms - pronator drift speech - repeat simple sentence time - get to hospital fast |
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sudden extreme elev of BP assoc with papilledema
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could be a sz
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hypokalemic periodic paralysis
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occurs while resting - since childhood - episodes of weakness
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hemiplegic migraines
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not present after mid adulthood - HA with hemiparesis and stroke like sx
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can lp find subarachnoid hemorrhage?
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yes
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post-stroke - better to have ASA or asa with ER dipyramidole
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asa with dipyramidole
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ticlopidine
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slightly better htan asa for post-stroke pts - but expensive and lots of AEs.
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htn therapy post stroke
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diuretics alone or with an ace
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maximum waist circ in post-stroke pt
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<40 males, <35 females
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key aspects to a preventive exam
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RISE
risk factors for serious med conditions immunizations screening tests education |
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quickest way to determine nutritional deficiencies and excesses
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food freq questionnaire
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acceptable colon ca screenings
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annual testing of 3 stools/year for blood
flex sig or double contrast enemas every 5 years |
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target heart rate calculation
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(220-age) * 07.-0.8
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borg level of exertion scale
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pts should be at 12-14
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colo reveals tubular adenoma with low grade dysplasia - next step?
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repeat colo in 5-10 yeras
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