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How long to tx depression
1st time - 1 year
subsequent - 2-3 years
stage III ankle sprain
can't do more than 4 steps and swelling >4cm around fibula.
Peroneal tendon tear - where is the pain
Inversion and pain is posterior to lateral malleolus

+/- swelling
Talar fx - most concerned with...
interruption of blood supply
Which tendon gets tendonitis in ankle
posterior tibial tendon
Subtalar injury - how and which joints
high-energy injury

disloc involves talocalcaneal or talonavicular injury
pain with tarsal tunnel
pain/parasthesia along medial ankle and bottom of foot
achilles tendon rupture - pain and loss of motion where?
pop/snap at time of inj (rare time that is helpful with ankle)

immed pain/swelling. can't plantar flex or ambulate.
Ottawa rules - when to radiograph ankle
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
Ottawa rules - when to radiograph foot
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
Homan's sign
pain with passive dorsiflexion - not v. specific for DVT
dull ache in leg that is worse with standing and better with elevation
venous insuff
when to use d0dimer to dx DVT
if probability of it is low
wells criteria to dx DVT
if >3, high probability
how long to tx isolated calf thrombophlebitis
6-12 wks
how long to tx first time provoked dct (trauma/surg) vs. idiopathic vs recurrent
3 months
6 months
12 months
GFR < ___ is a cardiac risk factor
60
do nsaids increase bp?
yes
how BP cuff should be -
length >80% of arm circ and width at least 40% of arm circ
second best px factor for anyone for death
LVH
stroke prev - which antihypertensives to use?
thiazides or ace
afr americans respond well to which antihypertenisves
thiazides and CEBs
___ can cause resistant HTN
excess alcohol
CHD risk equivalents and LDL goal
DM, AAA, PAD, symptomatic carotid artery dz

<100

if you have one of these, 20% chance of CV event in next 10 years.
risk factors that change LDL goals
if >=2, get ldl<130

cigs
htn
low hdl
premat chd in fam hx
male>45 or female over 55
premature ages for CHD in fam history
males < 55
females < 65
MV prolapse murmur increased with...
valsalva
low risk female - what kind of stress test to get?
exercise

if higher risk, do thallium
when for man and woman to start taking asa
man - 45-79
woman - 55-79
back pain is worse with sitting/bending and better with lying/standing
disc herniation?
lumbar flexion pain - causes (3)?
OA, spasm, herniation
lumbar ext pain - causes (2)?
DJD or stenosis
pt feels better with back pain when going from standing to squatting
central spinal stenosis
L3
reflex, sensation, motor and test?
Patellar
lat thigh or med fem condyl
extend quad
squat and rise
l4
reflex, sensation, motor and test?
patellar
med leg and ankle
dorsiflex ankle
walk on heels
l5
reflex, sensation, motor and test?
medial hamstring
lateral leg and foot dorsum
dorsiflex big toe
walk on heels
s1
reflex, sensation, motor and test?
achilles
post calf, sole of foot, lat ankle
stand on toes
walk on toes
tight hammy vs. sciatica
if dorsiflex foot at max leg raise causes pain - sciatica
straight leg raise test/lasegue's sign is + at...
40-70 degrees
(highly sensitive)
cauda equina pain
pain worse with movement/sitting and better when supine
can't squat vs. duck waddle - which is lig inj, which is meniscal inj
squat - lig inj
waddle - meniscal
lachmans test
for acl - pt supine and knee at 30 deg then to ant drawer basically
valgus tests...
lat meniscus
xray views of knee to order
standing ap, lat, merchant
order of tx of OA
acetamin
nsaids
cox-2 inh
tramadol
steroid inj (max is 3/yr and 1/month)
chronic pain tx in pt with oa
1.) tramadol
2.) short acting opioids (if they don't need daily use)
3.) long opioids
4.) TCAs
5.) Anticonvulsants
when to screen lipids in pt with cv risk factors
45
abortion legal until...
22 weeks
fev1 values in intermitt to severe asthma
int and mild - >80%
mod - 60-80%
severe <60%
dx chronic sinusitis
need >=2:
nasal cong
mucoopur drainage
facial pressure/pain
poor smell
lasts >12 weeks
pfts of non asthmatic eosinophilic bronchitis
normal - so is cxr
pfts of vocal cord dysfunc
flattening of insp loop
roal steroids assoc with cataracts?
yes
wait btwn puffs with beta agonist or steroids?
beta agonist
yellow zone of peak flow and how often to do it
2x/day
yellow is 50-70% of personal best
placenta rpevia risk factors
prior preg
>35
smoker
previous multiparity
uterine surg
cullens sign
periumbilical discoloration with pancreatitis
whne to use ursodiol
biliary colic and sx are atypical or stones are there and not sure if they are causing the sx - tx for 3 month duration
annular macules seen with...
drug eruptions, secondary syph, lupus erythem.
melanoma - does it bleed? where commonly found
yes
legs in females
polygonal papules on flexor wrists or above ankles
lichen planus
poor urine flow rate
<15ml/sec
how to dx actinic keratosis
easily felt, not easily seen
what has best penetration of medicine (derm thing)
ointment
which derm thing is cosmetically most acceptable
creams
what is good for poison ivy/exudative inflammation
lotion/gel
betamethasone or halobetasol good for what
group 1 - so strongest - psoriasis, lichen planus, severe hand eczema, alopecia areata
group II - weakest derm meds
desoximetasone/fluconimide

triamcinolone

aclometasone or desonide

hydrocortisone
tx tinea capitis
oral griseofulvin
tx oncyhomycosis
terbinafine( 12 weeks of toes/6 weeks of fingers) and itraconazole for pulse therapy

or griseofulvin (long term)
migraine dx
5 episodes
last 4-72 hours
>=2: unilat, pulsates, mod-severe, exac with activity

there is n/v, photo/phonophobia
weird things that can cause HA
progesterone, aspartame, phenylalanine
abortive meds for migraines
triptans (contraind with hemiplegic or basilar migraine), ergots (more severe AEs), butalbital combos
can't use butalbital wit history of...
porphyria
AEs of divalproex
pancreatitis, wt gain
AEs of topiramate
renal stones and wt loss
ppx of migraines
beta block, divalproex, topiramate, tcas, feverfew, mg, b12
meds causing gerd
beta and alpha agonists, CEBs
red flag GI sx - need consult immediately
dysphagia/odynophagia
new sx in >55
early satiety
hematochezia
iron def anemia
recurr vom/wt loss
outpt mgmnt of diberticulitis
bactrim plus metro or levoflox and mtero
tx functional dyspepsia
ppis are good, h2 blockers not so much/ eradicating h pylori not so helpful.
quad therapy
metro, tetracycline, ppi, bismuth
tx of h pyloori gastritis
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
strongest rf for htn in a child -
obestiy
rales or rhonchi indicate consolidation?
rales
who gets which pnas?
typical - age extremes
atypical - not young children
viral - mainly just kids
crackle pattern in typical vs atypical pna
typical - pan insp crackles
atypical - late insp crackles
which pnas have constitutional sx
atypical and viral
typical has abrupt onset
flu - give ibuprofen or tylenol first?
ibuprof
tx pna in child - algorithm
>5 - azithro
3mo - 5 yo - amoxicillin
when to admit <3 weeks, 3wk-3mo, 3mo-5yo, >5yo
<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
if <___ y.o., just try to maintain weight until bmi < 85%
7
kids - normal ldl and chol
ldl < 130
chol < 170
vaccines needed for school
hep b, dtap, polio, mmr, varicella (note not HIB)
lead questions
living in house < 1950 or refinishing house before 1978 or someone with lead pois.
can dx adhd after age ___
6
rash appears after tx a child with amox/amp
dx is mono
palatine petechiae - specific for...
gas
what abx to use for strep pharyngitis in pt with mild pcn allergy
cephalexin or cephadroxil

macrolides if severe
fever over 101/38 in ___mo needs extensive workup
2 month old
normal newborn pulse rate
100-165
rooting reflex disppears when?
4 months
peak of infant colic
at 6 weeks
tx of pedi colic -
both not effective
simethicone (elim gas) or dicyclomine (less gut peristalsis)
which muscles attaches to lesser tuberosity of shoulder
subscapularis
adhesive capsulitis associated with...
DM or limited shoulder movement
tx tinea pedis
tolnaftate
sulcus sign
inferior glenohumeral instability
shoulder apprehension test -
anterior GH instability
obrien test
for superior labral tear, but false positive with acromioclavicular pathology or tendinitis
when to do subacromial injection for shoulder inj
last line
is dm a risk factor for colorectal ca
yes
chronic fatigue syn dx
last over 6 mo and >=4 of folowing:

poor cognition
post-ex malaise
tender lad
st
myalgias
arthralgias
et ebv titers in initial w/u of fatigue?
no
if > 50 yo, butt bleed, normal colo, next step?
uper endoscopy
atypical squam cell of undet significance - screen for hpv?
no - wont change mgmt
prehn's sign
lifting testicles relieves pain in epididymitis but not torsion
appendage torsion - in prepubertal boys or post?
pre
copd dx if fev1/fvc is <___
70% and not resp to albut
orthopnea can also be seen with...
asthma or bronchitis
maximum laryngeal height < 4cm - dx?
copd
fev1s of mild, mod, severe, and v severe copd
>80%
50-80% with sx on exertion
30-50%
<30%
tx of copd
1.) SABA
2.) antichol or LABA

ing steroids only if fev1<50%
when to give abx in copd exac
more dysp, more prod or purulence of sputum, need ventilation
pt has delirium, vz hallucin, tremor
dementia with lewy bodies
pt with dementia/delirium - uti mgmt
iv ceftriacone
chronic alz tx
mild - anticholinesterase - donepezil, rivastigmine, tacrine, galantamine

severe - nmda antag (memantine)

vit e and atypical antipsychotics are up in the air
new onset afib is less than __ hours total duration
72
Early infarction in a pt with stroke on CT will have higher rates of...
hemorrhage after tpa
whin __ hours get tpa into the pt
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
middle cerebellar infarct affecting R parietal hemisphere - where affected?
L hemiplegia, neglect of stroke sx, misjudgement of distances, reads books upside down, L vz field neglect
brain stem stroke - where affected?
poor BP, resp finc, P, consciousness
L middle cerebral artery stroke - where affected?
expressive and receptive aphasia and L facial weakness
orthstatic change definition
tom was wrong

at least 20 decrease in systolic and 10 in diastolic
timed up and go - normal values
avg 3 trials

<20 is mostly indep
20-29 is variable mobility
>20 is impaired mobility
romberg sign - where is lesion?
vertebrobasilar system affected
fast test for stroke
face - smile
arms - pronator drift
speech - repeat simple sentence
time - get to hospital fast
sudden extreme elev of BP assoc with papilledema
could be a sz
hypokalemic periodic paralysis
occurs while resting - since childhood - episodes of weakness
hemiplegic migraines
not present after mid adulthood - HA with hemiparesis and stroke like sx
can lp find subarachnoid hemorrhage?
yes
post-stroke - better to have ASA or asa with ER dipyramidole
asa with dipyramidole
ticlopidine
slightly better htan asa for post-stroke pts - but expensive and lots of AEs.
htn therapy post stroke
diuretics alone or with an ace
maximum waist circ in post-stroke pt
<40 males, <35 females
key aspects to a preventive exam
RISE
risk factors for serious med conditions
immunizations
screening tests
education
quickest way to determine nutritional deficiencies and excesses
food freq questionnaire
acceptable colon ca screenings
annual testing of 3 stools/year for blood

flex sig or double contrast enemas every 5 years
target heart rate calculation
(220-age) * 07.-0.8
borg level of exertion scale
pts should be at 12-14
colo reveals tubular adenoma with low grade dysplasia - next step?
repeat colo in 5-10 yeras