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how do you treat cardiogenic shock
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ace, ugent revascularization
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how do you treat valve rupture
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ace, intraortic ballon pump
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canon a waves
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third decgree heard block
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abcixima
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iib,iiia for those undergoin gstent otherwise no benift, also eptifatide and tirofban
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what do both ace and arbs do?
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hyperkalemia
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what do you do for stable angina
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asa b blocker, nitrates, ace/arb (low ef, can do before angiograph) all need angiography to determine who is candidate for cabg
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when clopidogrel or pasugrel?
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acute mi cannot tolerat ASA
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statins?
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ldl >70-100 although greatss for >130
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goal LDL diabetes
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<70
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# 1 effect of statins--
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liver toxicity check lfeft routinely, rhabdo not the most common effect
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what do you stop with sildenafil?
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nitrates
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systolic vs diastolic heart failure?
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systolic lowe ef, diastolic normal ef, can't tell between symptoms
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63 yo with acute SOB rales on lung, s3 gallop and orthopena
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start o2 furosemide, nitrates and morphine.. Mainstate for acute pulmonary edam
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in ccs how many minutes
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no more than 15-30 or ER or ICU
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pulmonary edma and MI?
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go to ICU
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what tests for pulmonary edma
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cxr, ekg, sp02, echo
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positive inotrope for ICU pt with CHF
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dobutamine (also amrinone or milrinone--use after clocked moved forward 30-60 minutes and no response to preload reduction with nitrates and furosemide
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ventricular tachycardia and acute pulmonary edema?
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syncrhonized cardioversion
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nesiritiede
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synthetic atrial natiuretic pepdtied can reduce shortness of breaet
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when bnp?
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presentation is not clear vs copd
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cardio genic shock page 56
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chf management
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both get metoprolol or carvedilol and a diuretic-- systolic spironolactione, ace, digoxin too
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what for EF <35?
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defibrillator-- most common cause of death arrhythmia
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whn biventricular pacemaker
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wide qrs ?120 in chf
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warfarin for CHF?
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no
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when no b blocker
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symptomatic bradycardia
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how does all valvular heart disease prsent?
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shortness of breath
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right vs left murmers
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rIght Increase with Inspiration (left exhalathion miral and aortic)
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turner's syndrome or aortic coarctation?
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bicuspid aortic
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palpitiation atypical chestpoin
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mitral valve prolape (young female)
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immigrant pregnant
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mitral stenonsis
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what murmers increase with Valsalva or Standing
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Valve prolapse Mitral, or Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy
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worse with handrip
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aortic reguge mitral regurge and vsd
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worse with amyl nitrate
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aortic steonis and hocm
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how does amyl nitrate worsen murmu?
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decreased afterload
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thrill in murmur
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goes to IV
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bes test for murmu
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echo
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most accurate test murmur
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left heart catheterizaitoon--- on ccs also do ekg and cxr
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when TEE
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only if TTE not diagnositic
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worse with handgrip treatment
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ace or arb afterload reduction
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valsalva improve murmur
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diuretics aortic stenosis, arotic reguge, mitral stenosis, mitral regurge VSD not for HOCM or MVP
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amyl nitrate improve murmur
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ace and aortic regurge and mitral regurg, and vsd
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how does aortic stenosis present
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chest pian-- 3-5 year survival if coronary disease, syncope=2-3 year and CHF 1.5-2 year
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dx aortic stenosis
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crescendo-decrescendo-- tte best initial tee more accurate left heart catch most acurate-- moderaate disease 30-70 severe dieseaesse >70
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biprosthetic vs mechanical valve
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bioprosthetic need replacement but not warfarin, mechanical other way
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watter hammer pulse
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corrigan's pulse-- aortic regurge
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how does aortic regurge preseet
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SOB and fatigue
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blood pressure higher in lower extremities
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hill sign aortic regurg
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tx aortic regurge
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ace, arb and nifedipine, for ccs loop diuretic surgery if EF <55
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hoarseness
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mitral stenossi pressure on recurrent laryngeal nerve also dysphagia and afib
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stroke in mitral stenossi
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second to afib
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diastoirc rumbele after snap
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mitral stenosis
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treast mitral stenosi
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diuretics or balloon valvuloplasty
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holosystolic murmur left lower sternal boarder
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vsd
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wide s2 split
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rbb, pulmonic stenosis RVH pulmonary htn
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paradoxical S2
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lbb, as, left vent hypertophy hypdertension
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fix s2
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asd
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when fix asd
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1.5 to 1 shuntin
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dilated cardiomyopathy tx
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same way as chf
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most common cause cardiomyopathy dilated?
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ischemia, alcohol, adriamycine, radiation, chagas tx with ace b blocker and spironolactone, digoxin does not prolong survival
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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy tx
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b blocker and diuretics
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restrictive cariomyopathy
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sacroid amyloid cancer, hemochromatossis,-- SOB and kussmal's sign (increse JVP ion inhalation
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tx restrictive cardiomyopathy
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diuretics and underlying cause
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pulsus paradoxus d
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decrease in blood pressue >10 on inhalation pericardial tamponod
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alterations axis of qrs complex on ekg
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electical alternans pericardial tamponade
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tx pericardial tamponade
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initial pericardiocentis, most effective pericardial window
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pericardial knock
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extra sound--- constrictive pericardidis also presents with edema jvd HEPATOSPLEONMEGALY like all right heart faiure
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dx constrictive pericardidits
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CXR-- calciviaktion, low voltage EKG, ct and MRI
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tx pconstrictive pericardidits
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diuretic most effective pericardial strippling
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sever chest pain to back and HTN`
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ive b blockers and ekg and CXR-- move forward and order CT angio, tee or MRA-- all 3 accurate for aortic disection
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how to tx aortic dissection
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b blocker, nitroprusside, surgical correction
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best test peripheral arterial disese
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abi initial (<0.9, most acurrate angiography
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pain less sitting worse standing
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spinal stenosis
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tx pad
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ace, exercise, cilostazole, ldl <100
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is pad an emergency?
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no move clock forard weeks then surgery if pain progressies or ischemia or gagrne or pain at rest
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CHADS`
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0-1 asa, 2 gets warfarin dabigatran or rivaroxaban
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stroke or tia in chads
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2 points
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ccs tests for afib
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echo (clots) thydroid, electrolytes, troponin ck/mb
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rate control in afib and aflutter
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bblocr usually, ccb for asthma or migrane, digoxin for hypotension
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treat multifocal atrial tchycardia
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no b blockers (polymorphic p waves)
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how does svt present?
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palpitations and tachycardia and occaisionaly syncope-- regular rhythm at vent rate of 160-180
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what do all dysrthymia get on ccs?
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transthoracic echo after initial set
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if ekg does not show SVT?
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holter or telemetry
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treat svt
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unstable cardiovert synchronized, stable vagal maneuvers valsalva ice, carotid
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if vagal maneuvers do not work in stabl svt
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INTRAVENOUS ADENOSINE
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best long term SVT
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radiofrequency ablation
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best tx for WPW
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procainamide if in svt or vt from wpw
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best therapy wpw
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radiofrequency ablation
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how does vtach present
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palpitation synchope cp or death
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how to diagnose vt
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ekg, telemetry, most accurate electrophysiologic
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treat vt
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amiodorone lidocaine procainamide mg. if stble if unstable synchronized cardiovert
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when unsynchronized cardiovert
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vfib
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where is synchronized cardiovert
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not in the T- afib
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vtach with undulating amplitued
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torsades magnesium
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first step vfip
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cpr, defibrillate, epi or vssopressin, defib, amiodorone/lido, defib, no intubate until breathing
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syncope criteria
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sudden or gradual
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sudden syncope
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cardiacc or neuro (seizures)
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gradual syncope
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toxic, hypoglycemia, anemia, hypoxia
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ccs test for syncope that's not clear
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vtilt table or elecrophysiological testing (holder)
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sudden or gradula regain of consciouness in syncope
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gradual is neurologic
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diagnostic testing syncope
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ekg, chemistries, oximeter, cbc cardiac enzyme
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focal neurologic exam or head trauma in syncope
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order ehad ct
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headache and syncope
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order head ct
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seizure syncope
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order ehad ct and eeg
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if not crear on ccs
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holdet, telemetry repeat ckm, urine and blood tox (tox early)
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most importat thing in syncope
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exclude cardiag etiology, vent dysrhythmia-- implatable cardioverty
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endocrine
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diabetes dx
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1 random >200 with sympotms, abnormal GTT , two fasting 125 and A1c 6.5
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best initial diabestes thearpy
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metformin
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sulfonylurea and obesity
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auses weight gain
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when is metformin contraindicated
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renal insufficiency use of contrast agents (lactic acidosis in renal insufficincey)
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not in CHF
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rosiglitazone and pioglitazone
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glyburide, glimepride and glipized
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sulfonylreas-incerase insulin, weight gain, can
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causes SIADH
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sulfonylreas also hypoglycemai
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sitaglipit and saxagliptin
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dipeptyl peptidase IV inhibitors can use with metformin blcok metabolism or ingretin s like GLP
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rosiglitzone and pioglitazone
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increase peripheral insulin sensitivty- now with chf
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acarbose and miglitole
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alpha glucosidoese intestilan lining diarrhea abdominal pain and flatulence
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nateglinidie and rpaglinide
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like sulfonylreas cause hypoglycemia
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long actin insulin
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glargine (lantus) detemir, nph
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short actin insulin
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aspart lispro glulisine
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GLP-1
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exenatid eand liraglutide-- weight loss and lower glucose
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what promotes weight loss
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metformin exnatide and liraglutide mel decreases meals
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slows gastric emtpying
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enatide and liraglutide
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best test dka
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serum bicarb-- low implies anion gap- marker for severe dka
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b hydroxybutryrate
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makrker of ketone production-- level will change with ketones
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lab finding in dka
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hyperglycmea >250, hyperkalemai (then hypokalemia) low bicarb, low pH, acetone, acetoacteat b hydroxybutyrate levels elevated, aniogap pseudohyponatermia
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tx dka
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bolus saline and iv insulin
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diabetic htn
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goal < 130/80 normal pol 140/90
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lipid diabetes
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cad equivalen <100 or if CAD as well <70 when both
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how often for diabetec exeye exam
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yearly
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tx diabetic retinopathy
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laser photocoagulation, also ranibizumapb or bevacizumab
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urine microalbumin
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all diabeteics if any protein give ace
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how to treat diabetic neuropathy
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gabapentin orpregabalin-- no need for diagnostic
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erythromycin and gastric motility
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releases motilin a promotility gi hormone
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tender thyroid gland
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subacute treat with asa-- will have low RAIU
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silent hyperthryoidism
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no tx, nophycial finding
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tx graves
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radioactive iodine ablation
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raiu in graves
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elevated
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tx grave medically
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ptu or methimazol to get undeer control then radioactive iodine then propanolol to treat symptoms
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tx thyroid stomr
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iodine, ptu or methimaol, dexamethasone (blocks peripheral conversion) propanolol blocks target organ effect
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?
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what to do with solitary thyroid nodule
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FNA-- ultrasound radioactive iodine scan are both wrong
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most common cause of hypercalcema
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primary hyperparathyroidism
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other causes of hypercalcemia
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malignancy, granulomatous disease (sarcoid makes vitamin d) vitamin d intoxication, thiazide, tuberculosis, histoplasmosis, berryllios
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how does hyperparthyroidsm present
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asymptomatic hypercalcemia-- kidney stones, osteoporosis/fx, confusion, constipation and abdominal pain
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Multiple endocrine neoplasia
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MEN syndrome solitary adenoma, four gland hyperplasia, cancer
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short qt syndrome
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acute sever hypercalcemia
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what does acute severe hypercalcemia cause
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confusion, constipation, polyuria and polydipsia, from nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, renal insuffincey, atn kidny stone
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tx acute hypercalcemia
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hydration, (3-4 l) furosemide after hydration, bisphosphonate (potent but slow, calcitonin if hydration and furosemide don't work, steroid if sarcoid
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what does hypocalcemia cause
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prolonged qt, neural twitching
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what cushing syndrome is supressed with dexamethasone
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pituitary tumor, ectopic acth and adrenal adenoma don't
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dx pituttary tumor
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mri or petrossal vein sampling
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dx cushings
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24 hour urine cortisol, 1 mg overnight dexamethasone test, 24 hour is more accurate fewer false positive
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after + cushign test what's next?
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acth 0 high ptuitary or ectoppic
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hyperpigmented skin, fatigue anorexea hypotension and weakness
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addison disease
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dx addison
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hyperkalemia with mild metabolic acidosis (can't excrete h or k b/c of loss of aldoseterone,… also hyponatermia
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best test for addisons
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cosyntropin (acth tes raises cortisol) or ct scan adrenal gland
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tx addison
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stable (nonhypotensive prednisone, acute (hypoadrenal crisis) give fluids and hydrocortisone, fludrocorisone is used for patient with adrenal insuficiency whoare hypotensive after intial replacement
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hypertension, hypokalemai and metabolic alkalosis
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hyperaldosteronism
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dx hyperaldosteronism
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low rening, htn, elevated aldosterone (despite salt loading)…
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tx hyperaldosteronism
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adenoma gets resected, hypplasia gets spironolactone
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nephrogenic diabetes insipidus
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occurs form hypkalemia in hyperaldosteronism
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tx pheo
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phenoxybenzamin then propanolol and surigical or laproscopic resection
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dx pheo
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ct or mri of adrenal, metastatic with MIBG scan
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congenital adrenal hyperplasia
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hypertension in 17,11; virilization in 21, 11--dicks rare #1
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labs in congenital adrenal hyperplasia
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low aldosteron and cortisol(hyponatremic)
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treat cah
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prednisone
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why genital efects in prolactinoma
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prolactin inhibits GNRH
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when to look for prolactinoma
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no pregnancy, no metoclopramide, no phenothiaizes or TCA's
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prolactin level in prolactinoma
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very high >200
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most accurate test in prolactinoma
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mri or petrossal vein sampling
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treat prolactinoma
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bromocriptine or cabergoline
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what are side effects of acromegaly
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other than growing--joint abnormalities from articular carlage, amenorrhea, cardiomegaly and htn, colonic polyps
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best test acromegaly
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insulin like growth factor, not gh level
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most accurate test acromegaly
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GH suppression test with glucose
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tx acromegaly
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surgical resection , octreotide, cabergoline or bromopciptine, pegvivomant (growth hormone receptor antagonist
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tall men
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klinefelter… xxy cariotype-- insesitivy of fsh and lh receptos, fsh and lh high but not testosterone tx with testosterone
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no dick can't smell
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callman's sydnroem
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kallman's dx
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low gnrh, fsh and lh, anosmia is key
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no whezing in asthma i
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ominous
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max dose of albuterol
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none
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what to give all sob pts
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oxygen sp02, chest xray and ABG ABG ABG
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tx acute asthma
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albuterol-- iv steroid bolus of methl prednisolone (4-6 hours) ipratoprium, oxygen and MAGNESIUM-- no use for epinephrine or terbutaline or inhaled corticosteroids
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where to send asthmatic
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icu if acidosis and retention; persistent respriatory acidosis gets intubation
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atopy and asthma
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montelukast add if not controled on abluterol
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copd and asthma
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add tiotropum or ipratopium
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hihg ige
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cromolyn then omalizuma (anti IgE
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extrinsic allergies such as hay fever and asthma
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cromolyn or nedocromil
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acute copd tx
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abg, cxr, albuterol, ipratropium, bolus of methy prednisolone chest heart extremity neuro exam
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fever, sputum, new infiltrate on xray and copd
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add ceftriaxone or azithromycine for community acquired pneumonia
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tram tracking
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paralell lines on x-ray--bronchiectasis--anatomic defect with profound dilation of bronchi usually childhoow infection
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how to dx bronchiectasis
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chest xray first then high resolution ct scan of the chet
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tx bronciectasis
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no cure chest physiotherapy and rotation abx
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dry velco rales , loud p2 heart sound in a patient with shorntess of breath and a dry nonproductive cough
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interstitial lung disease
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dx ILD
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cxr, high res CT, lung biopsy PFT
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PFT findings ILD
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all down but fev1/fvc is normal
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glass workesrs
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silicosis
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cotton
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byssinosis
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electronics/ceramics
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beryllios
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mercury
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pulmonary fibrosis
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ekg in ild
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pulmonar ht
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most common cancer in asbestosis
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lung cancer not mesothelioma
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BOOP vs ILD
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BOOP gets fever malaise and myalgias and ther eis no occupational exposure
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boop cxr
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bilateral patchy infiltrates
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boop chest ct
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intersitital disease and alveolitis
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most accurate test for boop
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open lung biopsy
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treat ild
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trial of steroids-- best response is berylliosis b/c it's granulomatous
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how to tx boop
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steroids no reponse toa bx even though fever-- boop normally responds to steroids while ild does not
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boop vs ild onset
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boop days to weeks, ild 6 montsh or more
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african american woman under 40 with cough SOB and fatique and rales on lung exam
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sarcoid
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other findins in sarcoid
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uveitis, 7thc crania nerve incolvement, purlple skin of fase (lupu pernio) restricive cardio myopathy cardiac conduciton defect, renal and hepatic invovlemetn, hypercalcemia
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best test for sarcoid
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initial chest x-ray enlarged lymph nodes, most accurate lung of lymph node biopsy showing noncaseating granulmoas
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sarcoid BAL
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helper cells
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tx saroid-
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steroids no reponse toa bx even though fever-- boop normally responds to steroids while ild does not
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pulmonary htn findings
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loud p2, tricuspid regurge, raynaud's right ventricular heave
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what causes pulmnary HTN
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mitral stseonos, copd, polycythemia vera intersitial lung disessae
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dx pulmonary htn
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tte, ekg righ axis, most accurate righ heart cath
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bosetan
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enothelian inhibitor tx pulmonary htn
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epooprotenol and terepostinil
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porstacyclin analogs act as pulmonary vasodilatoer
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other p htn tx
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ccb and sildenafil
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most common cxr finding PE
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atelectasis
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most common ekg fingin pe
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sinus tach, someitmes nonstpecicic st-t wave changes
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abg pe
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a-a gradient increase and mild resp alkalosis
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dx pe
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give heparin first-- spiral ct is test of choid if x-ray is abnromal, v/q scan must have normal x-ray, LE doppler (30% from pelfic false neg), d-dimer only if low probablity
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single most acurate test for PE
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angiography-- but risk of tdeath about 0.5%
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when greenfield filter
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pe and contraindication to anticoag
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when thrombolytics PE
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if hemodynamically undstable (hypotension-- thromboltics have essecntially replaced embolectoy
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best initial test pleuarl effusion
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chest x-ray decub flilms with patient lying on 1 side next to see if fluid is free flowin
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most accurate test pleural effusion
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throacentesis
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exudad
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high protein high LD - cancer and infection
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transudate
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low protein low ldh
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what test on pleural fluid
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gram sti, acid fast stain, total protein, ldh, glucose, cell count, triglycerides
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treat pleural effusion
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small diuretics esp if chf-- larger chest tube, if can't be corrected and recurrent pleurodisis-- bleomycin or talcum put itn, if pleurodesis fails decorticaiton (stripping
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dx sleep apnea
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polysogmnography
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# 1 cause of sleep apnea
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obstructive
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mild sleep apnea
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5-20 apnec periods anhour
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tx sleep apnea
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weight loss and CPAP if not effective surgery
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central sleep apnea tx
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avoid etoh and seadives, acetazolamide (causes a metabolic acidosis) and medoxyprogestrone-- stimulant
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asthmatic patient with worsenign symtoms coughing up brownish mucous plucs with recurrent infiltrates
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allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis
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labs in ABPA
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IgE level elevated, eosinophlia
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dx abpa
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aspergillis skin steting a. fumigatus specific antibodis
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tx abpa
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corticosteroids or if refrractory itraconazol
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ards dx
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normal wedge rpessure CXR patchy, p02/FIo2 ratio <200 with the FIO2 expressed as a decimal
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tx ards
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low tidal volume vent suport, PEEP, PRONE positioning, dirutecs, inotrops like dobutamine
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steroids in ards
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no
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most common CAP pneumonia
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pneumoccocall HAP is gram neg bacilli
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when to admit pneumonia
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elderlyhypoxic patietn swith or without a fever
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best initial test pneumonia
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cxr, high res CT, lung biopsy PFT
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most accurate test pneumonia
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gram stain and culture
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other tests for pneumoia
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x-ray, pulse ox, o2, abg
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tx outpatient pnumonia
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azithromycine, doxycyclin or clarithromycin, respiratory fluroquinolon, levoflaxacin, moxifloxacin
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treat inpatient pneumonia
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cetriaxone and azithromycin, or fluroquinolone as a single agent
|
|
treat vettilator associated pneumonia
|
imipenem or meropenem, pip tazo or cefepime; gent and vanc or linezolid
|
|
recent viral sydnrome
|
sataph
|
|
alcoholics
|
klebsiella
|
|
gi symptoms and pneumonia/confusion
|
legionella
|
|
young heathy patients
|
mycoplasma
|
|
birth of an animal
|
coxiella burnetii
|
|
arizona contruscion workers
|
coccidio
|
|
hiv with <200 cd4 cells
|
pneumocyss
|
|
ldh and bilateral infiltrated
|
thing PCP-- raises LDH
|
|
tx pcp
|
tmp/smx better than pentamidine, BAL needs to be done as is most accurate test-- steroids if P02<70 or a-a gradiet >35
|
|
best test tb
|
cxr but sputum acid fast stain and culture
|
|
tx tb
|
RIP for 7 months
|
|
peripheral neuropathy
|
isoniazid
|
|
rifampid
|
red/orage colored secretion
|
|
pyrazinamdie
|
hyperuricemia
|
|
ethambutol
|
optic neuritis
|
|
when to tx tb longer
|
osteo, menigigits miliary tb, cavitary tb, pregnancy
|
|
ppd levels
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5mm close contacts and steroids, 10mm risk groups, 15mm normal, hiv are 5 and healthcare immigrantc alcoholics and prisoners 10
|
|
patient never tested for ppd
|
2 stage testing if first test neg wait 1-2 weeks
|
|
IGRA
|
interferon gamma release assa quantiferon--- latent tb
|
|
risk of ppd and tb
|
only 10 percent same with quantifernon
|
|
if positive ppd
|
cxr, if abnormal sputum staining for tb, if this is positive then full dose
|
|
when isoniazid alone
|
for 9 months to treat a positive ppd
|
|
rheum
|
?
|
|
what finger joints rheum
|
mcp pip
|
|
test for rheumatoid
|
x ray, rf, anticcp, esr, cbc and crp (aspiration of joint if swollen)
|
|
tx ra
|
nsaid and dmard --methotreaxate #1
|
|
hydroxychloroquin
|
use with mild disease and check for retinopathy
|
|
sulfasalazine
|
can suppress bone merrow
|
|
alternate dmards
|
rituximab (anti cd-20) anakinra, tociluzmab
|
|
leflunomide
|
pyrimidne antagonis similar to methotrexate
|
|
most accurate test anklyosing spondylitis
|
mri or petrossal vein sampling
|
|
associations with as
|
uveitis 20 arotitis 3 restricivie lung disesase 2-15 percent
|
|
tx as
|
nsaid, sulfasalazine, inflixmab, adalimab, no steroids
|
|
urethitis, gi, genital lesions, conjuctiviits, kerataodablenorrhagium
|
reactive arthrits tx with nsaids, hx of chlamydia, shigella, salmonella, yersinia or campylobacter
|
|
tx psoriasis
|
nsaid, methrotrexate for ristant, infliximab
|
|
salmon colored rash, polyarthitis, lymphadenophathy fever
|
jra
|
|
test for jra
|
none, high ferritin, elevated white cound, negative rheumatoid factoer and ana are essential
|
|
treat jra
|
nsaid steroids, then on to methotrexate
|
|
diarrhea fat malabsorption and weight loss with joint patin
|
whipple disease-- bowel biopsy with pas positiv eorganism treat with tmp/smx
|
|
morning stiffness
|
ra 1 hour, osteo 30 minutes
|
|
dip joint
|
heberden's oa, bouchards is pip
|
|
best test for oa
|
x-ray, get ana, esr rf anticcp to rule out, joint fluid low leukocyte count
|
|
best test sle
|
ana initial, most specific anti ds dna
|
|
best test for lupus flare's
|
complement drop in flare ups anti ds dna rise in flare's
|
|
tx sleep apnea
|
prednsone acute, joint pain nsaid,
|
|
rash and joint pain in sle not responidn gto nsaid's
|
hydroxychoroquin and antimalarials
|
|
treat lupus nephritis
|
steroids and mycophenolate mofetil
|
|
sever disease releaps in lupus after steroids
|
belimumab, azathiporine, cylcophosphamid
|
|
most accurate test sjogren't
|
lip biopsy
|
|
loss of teach early age
|
sjogren's
|
|
drug induced lupus
|
hydralazine, procainamide and isoniazid-- hip
|
|
drug induced sle findings
|
no cns or renal, complement and anti ds dna normal antihistone bodies are positive
|
|
immobile fingers
|
sclerodactyly
|
|
antitoperisomerase
|
antiscl70 scleroderma only in 30 percent of patients, ana is present in 95 perecetn
|
|
treat renal involvment in scleroderma
|
ace
|
|
treat pulmonary htnin scleroderma
|
bosentan, epoprostensl, sildenafil
|
|
treat raynauds
|
ccb and sildenafil
|
|
treat gerd
|
ppi
|
|
treat lung fibrosisi
|
cyclophosphamid
|
|
what does crest spare
|
htn, joint pain, heart involvment, lung involvemnt (except for pulmonary htn) kidney involvment
|
|
antricentromere antibodies
|
crest
|
|
eosinophilia nad thickened skin
|
eosinophilic fasciitis-- looks like scleroderma without hand, raynauds or heart/lung kidne… oragne pell appearance, tx with corticosteroids
|
|
dermatomyositis vs polymysytis
|
dermatomysoitis has rashes-- grotton's, heliptrope, shawl sign
|
|
dx dermato/polymyositis
|
order cpk, aldolse EMG, for CCS get LFT and ANA
|
|
best test PM/DM
|
biopsy
|
|
anti - jo 1
|
interstitial lung disease risk
|
|
complication from PM/DM
|
malignancy dm greater than pm
|
|
treat fibromyalgia
|
nsaids are not first line, exercise, milnacipracine, duloxetine or pregabalin… tca's like amitriptyline have more adverse effects
|
|
profound pain and stifness of proximal muslce worse in mornting
|
PMR-- ESR is up and amazing response to steroids
|
|
labs in polymyalgia rheumitica
|
all normal but elevated esr-- often fever
|
|
treat vasculitis
|
prednisone and glucocorticoids, cyclophophamide, azathioprine/6mercaptopurine, methotrexate
|
|
polyarteritis nodosa
|
diffuse symtpoms don't involve the lung, abdominal pain, renal involvemnt, pericarditis, htn testiclar invovlement
|
|
test for pan
|
biopsy of skin muscle or sural nerve
|
|
best initial test pan
|
angiography of abdominal vessels
|
|
pan association
|
hepatititis b surface antigen
|
|
upper and lower respiratory findings
|
wegner's
|
|
wegner's test and tx
|
c-anca elevated most accurate test is biopsy
|
|
tx wegner's
|
prednisone and cyclophosphamide
|
|
asthma eosinophilia and vasculitis
|
churg strause-- panc biopsy steroids
|
|
young asian female with diminisehd pulses
|
takayasu's arteritis
|
|
tia and stroke
|
takayasu's arteritis
|
|
dx takayasus'a
|
aortic arteriography or MRA, tx with steroids like all others
|
|
cryoglobulinima
|
like vasculitis-- has hepatitis c and renal involvment-- treat hep c with interfoeron and ribaviron-- step 3 lvoes
|
|
oral and genital ulcers
|
bechet's disease
|
|
hyper activity to needle sticks
|
sterile skin abscesses-- bechet's disease, also causes ocular involement, no speicific test treat with prednisone and colchicine
|
|
pseudogout
|
PPPPostively bifirngent
|
|
what precipitates gout
|
binge drinking, thiazides, nicotinic acid
|
|
ccs and gout
|
joint fluid exam for cell count culture, serum uric acid, x ray of toe, extremity exam for tophi
|
|
uric acid in gout
|
can be normal
|
|
treat gout
|
best is nsaids, colchicine in first 24 hours or when there is renal insufficincy, also steroids
|
|
when steroids for gout
|
when there is a contraindication to nsaids or insufficient response
|
|
what does colchicine cause
|
nausea and diarrhea/bone marrow suppressoin
|
|
febuxostat
|
alternative to allopurinal--answer when patient is intolerant
|
|
allopurinal adverse effects
|
rash, allergic insterstiial nephritis
|
|
allopurinal during attack?
|
no!
|
|
what to expect when there is CPPD?
|
positively birefingent RHOMBOID shaped crstals-- look for hemochromatosis, hypoerparthyroidism or hypothryodism
|
|
tx cppd
|
nsaids or steorids
|
|
see chart page 139
|
?
|
|
bowing of tibias
|
paget's disease
|
|
best test paaget's disease
|
alkaline phosphatase
|
|
otsteolitic x-ray
|
paget's or osteoporosis
|
|
osteoblastic xray
|
metatstatic prostate cancer
|
|
best test paget's
|
x-ray
|
|
ccs and pagets'
|
urinary hydroxyproline, serum calcium (normal) serum phosphate (normal) bonescan
|
|
treat paget's
|
bisphophonates and calcitonin
|
|
platar fascitis vs tarsal tunnel
|
trasal tunnel more painful with use, but platar fascitis has worse in morning… tarsal tunnely may need surgery or may have numbness
|
|
hematology
|
?
|
|
what tests for anemai
|
best initial cbc with smear,
|
|
additional tests anemia
|
reticulocyte cound, haptoglobin, ldh, total and direct bilirubin, tsh with t4, b12/folate, iron studies… also urinalys with micorsopic anlysis
|
|
most accurate test iron deficiency
|
bone marrow biopsy--don't do
|
|
alcoholic, isoniazid or lead and anemia
|
hhigh Fe thing prussion blue and sideroblastic
|
|
treat sideroblastic anemia
|
pyridoxine replacement if minor or major remove toxin exposure
|
|
beta vs. alpha thal
|
in hgb electrophoresis beta is elevated hga2 and hgf, alpha is normal--
|
|
treat thalassemai
|
none
|
|
most accurate dx for alpha thallessemia
|
dna sequenceing
|
|
iron and dark stool
|
iron makes stool dark but only hemoglobin or myglobin make guiac posiitve
|
|
iron studies
|
fe level, fe sat, ferritin, tibc
|
|
see page 144 iron chart
|
?
|
|
smooth tongue and diarrhea
|
b12 deficincy remember no neurologic sympoms in folate
|
|
diagnostic tests for macrocytic anemia
|
bilirubin and ldh (commonly levated) retics will be down and oval cells visible
|
|
most accurate test b12/folate
|
low levels
|
|
b12 normal
|
methylmalonic acid
|
|
homocystein
|
up in both b12 and folate, methylmalonic up only in b12
|
|
after b12 replacemetn
|
reticulaocytes improve first, neruologic improves last
|
|
best test to figure out cause of b12 anemia
|
antiparietal cell antibodies and anti intrinsic factor antibodies
|
|
what does folate do to b12 deficicny
|
fixes blood problems
|
|
sudden weakness and fatigue
|
hemolytic anemai--
|
|
dx hemolytic anemai
|
elevated indirect bilirubin, elevatd reticulocyte, elevated ldh, decreased haptoglobin
|
|
what happens after b12 deficincy treatment
|
hypokalemia
|
|
what do you find with intravascular hemolysis?
|
hemoblobinuria, hemosiderinuria, schistocytes helmet cells
|
|
ccs and sickle cell
|
o2 hydration and morphine.. Fever gets ceftriaxone, levofloxacin or moxifloxacin… get blood cultures, urinalysis, reticulocytes, cbc chest xray all on first screen do not wait
|
|
when exchange transfusion in sickle cell
|
visual disturbance, pulmonary infarction leading to abnormal xray, priapism, stroke
|
|
what causes sudden drop in hematocrit in sickle cell
|
parvovirus or b19/folate deficincy, all sickle cells should be on folate
|
|
when discharging patient with sickle cell what to do?
|
folate, penumococcal, hydoryurea to prevent furhter crisis if the happen >4 times per year
|
|
d/c sickle cell patient
|
folate, pneumoccocal hydroxyurea
|
|
SC sickle cell
|
mild version fewr crisis, hematuria, isothenuria (can't concnetrate) UTI-- no specific tx
|
|
sickle cell trait
|
hematuria and concentrating defect
|
|
heinz bodies and bite cells
|
g6pd
|
|
most accurate test g6pd
|
g6pd level, after 2 months have passed, will be normal on day of hemolysis
|
|
how do you treat autoimmune hemolysis
|
steroids
|
|
autoimmune hemolysis
|
warm IgG, goombs teset
|
|
best test autoimmune
|
spherocytes on peripheral smear most accurate goombs test
|
|
what causes autoimmune hemolysis, sle, rheumatoid, cll, lymphoma, penicillin, alphamethyldopa, quinine or sulfa
|
?
|
|
warm autoimmune not responding to steroids
|
IVIG
|
|
what causes cold induced hemolysis
|
mycoplasma or epstein barr
|
|
cooms in cold
|
negative
|
|
complement in old
|
positively birefingent RHOMBOID shaped crstals-- look for hemochromatosis, hypoerparthyroidism or hypothryodism
|
|
how to tx cold agglutinin disease
|
steroids, if no repsonse splenectomy or IVIG, if no repsonse RITUXIMAB
|
|
medications that cause g6pd?
|
sulfa, favabeans, primaquine, dapsone
|
|
pyruvate kinase deficency
|
presents like g6pd but not provoked
|
|
bilirubin gallsotones
|
hereditary spherocytosis,.. Also splenomegaly, elevted mchc
|
|
best test hereidtar spherocytosis
|
osmotic fragility
|
|
tx spherocytossi
|
splenectomy
|
|
hus triad
|
intravascular hemolysis, elevated bun and cratin, thrombocytopenia: ART Autoimmune hemolysis, Rental fialure, Thrombocytopena
|
|
TTP
|
FAT RN HUS+ Fever and neurologic abnormalities
|
|
tx ttp or hus
|
most better onown..no platelets or abxc may make it worse treat with plasmapheresis
|
|
what causes death in Paroxysmal noctural hemoglobinurai
|
large vessel venous thrombosis
|
|
best test PNH
|
CD55 and CD59 aka decay accelaerating factor
|
|
treat pnh
|
glucocorticoids, if transfusion dependent eculizumap
|
|
dark urin in monring
|
PNH, can transform into aplastic anemia or AML
|
|
shortness of breath for no clear reason and clear lungs on exam and normal chest x-ray
|
methemoglobinemai
|
|
what causes methemoglobinema
|
nitroglycerin, amyl nitrate, nitroprusside, dapsone, any anesthetic drugs that end in CAINE< can occur with dopical lidocaine
|
|
brown blood
|
methemoglobinemai
|
|
tx methemoglobinemia
|
methylen blue
|
|
auer rods
|
aml
|
|
leukemia and dic
|
M3 acute promylocytic leukemia
|
|
best test leukemia
|
peripheral smear-- they have fatigue bleeding and fucntional immunodeficincy
|
|
tx M3 leukemia
|
all trans retinoic acid
|
|
treat all
|
intrathecal methotrexate
|
|
sob confusion and blurry visoin, WBC cound over 100K… acute leukemia--tx with leukapharesis (removes white cesll) and hydroxyurea
|
?
|
|
chemo for aml
|
idarubicin (daunorubicin) and cytosine arabinoside
|
|
pelger heut cell
|
2 lobes assocaited with myelodysplasia
|
|
2 lobes
|
myelodysplasia--normal b12
|
|
cause of death in myelodyslpasia
|
infection or bleeding--usually need supportive transfusion
|
|
5q minus myelodyslpasia
|
lenalidomide-- tx myelodysplasia all otehrs azactidadine
|
|
leukocyte alkaline phosphatase core
|
cml will be low, lap is up in normal infected cells not cml
|
|
most accurate test
|
philadelphia
|
|
tx cml
|
glevac imatinib , bone marrow transplant cures but not best
|
|
patient over 50 with eleveated which count that appears normal
|
cll
|
|
best test cll
|
peripheral smear shows smude cells
|
|
treatint cll
|
do not treat asymptomatic, fludarabine is most likely to extend survival
|
|
tartrat resistat acid phophatase
|
most accurate test for hairy cell
|
|
treat hairy cell
|
cladribine 2-CDA
|
|
pancytopenia and splenomegaly
|
normal trap its myelofibrosis, hairy cell if elevated TRAP
|
|
headach blurred vision pruritis after shower
|
polycythemia vera high hematocrit with ypoxia and low mcv, low erythropeintin
|
|
dx polycythemia vera
|
abg to exclude hypoxia as cause of erthyrocytosis, if ccs or ERYTHROPOEINTIN level which will bel ow, test for JAK 2
|
|
tx polycythemia vera
|
phelbotomy intial, hydroxyureia lowers cell count and dail aspairin
|
|
jak 2 mmutation
|
both polycythemia vera and essential thrombocytopeni
|
|
headach pain in hands
|
essential thrombocythemia-- treat with hydroxyuriea, anagrelide
|
|
bone pain or fracture under normal use
|
multiple myeloma
|
|
dx MM
|
skeletal surve serum protein electrophoresis, urine protein electrophoresis, peripheral smear
|
|
rouleaux
|
mutliple myloma
|
|
elevated calcium
|
mm--osteolytic
|
|
treat multiple myleopma
|
mephalan and steroids, thalidomide, lenalidomid, or bortezomib
|
|
most effective therapy multiple myleoma
|
stem cell transplan autologuous
|
|
MGUS
|
elevation of IgG on SPEP-- doen b/c elevated total protein in elderly patient over 0 no treatment
|
|
hyperviscosity--blurry vision cnonfusion and headache
|
waldenstroms macroglobulin emaia enlarged nodes and spleen
|
|
reed sternburg cell
|
hodkin's lymphoma
|
|
dx lymphoma
|
both hd an dnhl-- exiciional lymphnode biopsy
|
|
b symptoms
|
fever weight loss night seates
|
|
aplastic anemia
|
pancytopenia-- bone marrow transplant or if not available anithymovyte glovulin
|
|
dx lymphoma after biopsy
|
stage with cxr, ct scan with contrast bone marrow-- no laparotmy
|
|
epistaxis
|
or bleeding from gums and vagina- VWD, a PTT elevated b/c destablizies factor VIII
|
|
dx VWD
|
ristocetin cofacot rasss and VWF level
|
|
if vwf is normal
|
ristocetin tells if woking
|
|
tx vWD
|
desmopressin or ddavp, release stores
|
|
ddavp not efective
|
factor VIII replacemetn
|
|
factor type bleeding
|
hemarthrosis or hematoma while platelet is prupura petechia, epistaxis gums vaginal gingival
|
|
platelet bleeding and coun <50000
|
ITP,
|
|
dx ITP
|
antiplatelet antibodies, sonogram (spleen normal) bone marrow for megakaryocytes, antiboides go gIIB, IIIa receptor
|
|
treat mild ITP
|
prenisone
|
|
treat severe ITP
|
IVIG platelet count sub 20,000, ao give rhogam
|
|
uremia induced platelet dysfunctio
|
normal platelet count in patietn with renal failure and normal ristocetin and VWF level
|
|
best iniitial test for Uremia
|
DDAVP
|
|
clotting factor vs inhibitor antibody
|
mixing study aPTT corrects with clotting not with antibodies
|
|
platelets drop 50 percent
|
hit
|
|
dx hit
|
platelt factor 4 antibodies or heparin induced antiplatele antibodies
|
|
tx hit
|
stop heparin and use direct trhombin inhibots like argatroban or lepirudin
|
|
hit and unfractionated heparin
|
dow not switch to lmwh
|
|
viper venum
|
lupus anticoagulant
|
|
tx hypcoagualbe states
|
heparin followed by warfarin
|
|
skin necrosis with use of warfarin
|
protein c deficincy-- tx heparin first then warfarin
|
|
gastroenterology
|
?
|
|
dysphagia investication
|
barium study first unless cancer or barret's
|
|
if stomach problem
|
endoscopy
|
|
odynophagia
|
pain ful swallowing thing HIV , HSV or candida
|
|
soids and liquids dysphagia
|
achalasia
|
|
dx achalasia
|
barium sawallow initial esophageal manometer most accurate
|
|
hiv negative esophagitis
|
endocopy
|
|
hiv positive esophagitis <100cd4
|
fluconazol and look for response
|
|
when to treat helicobacter
|
if assoceiated with gastritis or ulcer, not if with gerd or non ulcer dyspepsia
|
|
gastic pain above 45
|
must scope
|
|
when stress ulcer prophylxis
|
head truama, intubation, burns, coagulopathy and stoir use
|
|
iv secretin
|
zollingerellis dest, gastrin level and gastric acid level do no go down
|
|
h2 blocker or ppi and gastrin
|
all have elevated gastrin
|
|
zes findigns
|
lareg ulce multiple ulcer >1cm, distal location recurrent
|
|
nuclear somatostatin scan- sensitve
|
?
|
|
ASCA
|
crhons
|
|
ANCA
|
UC- not complete
|
|
best treatment chron's and UC
|
mesalamine
|
|
sulfasalazine
|
not best therapy for cd or uc because rash hemolytic anemia and interstitial nephritic
|
|
budenoside
|
glucocorditoid that controls acute exacerbations of IBD, extensive first pass effect so limited adverse effects
|
|
azathiprine and 6 mercaptopruien
|
ween patients off steriods
|
|
metroidazol and cipro
|
perinal involvmenet in cd
|
|
surgery in IBD
|
UC remove colon curative, cd recurs, but must do surgery in CD if obstruciotn or stricture
|
|
treat diarrhea
|
if blodd fever abdomanal pin or hypotension use cirpo- don't reat o157 h7
|
|
pork diarrhea or rodents
|
yersinia
|
|
best initial test diarrhe
|
fecal leukocytes
|
|
fish and diarrhea within 10 minutes flushing
|
schromboid
|
|
tx giardia
|
metronidzol
|
|
treat amebic
|
metronidazol
|
|
liver abscess and diarhea
|
amebic
|
|
flushing chronic diarrhea nad hypotension
|
carcinoid dx urinar 5 hiaa and tx with octreotide
|
|
oxalate kidney stones
|
all types of malabsoprtion
|
|
best test malabsorption
|
sudan black stain of stool for fat, most sentisive 72 hour fecal fat
|
|
dx celiac
|
antigliadin, ani endomysial anti tissue transglutamase
|
|
mos t accurate celiac
|
small bowel
|
|
d-xylose
|
abnormal in whipple celiac and tropical sprue
|
|
celiac disease with negative antitissue transglutamase
|
tropical stpure
|
|
tx tropical sprue
|
tmp smx for 3-6 months
|
|
most acurrate test pancreatittis
|
secretin stimulation
|
|
tx whipple
|
tetracycle or tmp/smx for 12 months
|
|
tx irritable bowel
|
fiber, then antispasmodic like dicyclomine or hycoamine or if no response amitriptyline
|
|
3 family members 2 generations on premature
|
lynch syndroem
|
|
osteoma's on x ray what do you recommend?
|
colonoscopy gardner's syndroem
|
|
famlial ademoatous polyposis
|
start screening at age 12
|
|
melanotic spots on hlips
|
harmartomatous polyps in colon-- peutzjehgers lifetime risk only 10 % of cancer no extra screening
|
|
diverticulitus vs diveticulossi
|
both llq pain and lower gi bleed, it is has fever and elevated WBC.
|
|
tx diverticulois/it is
|
osis-fiber it is cipro and metronidazole
|
|
best stest for diverticular disase
|
abdominal ct-- most accurate is colonsocop for diverticuloss
|
|
orthostasis
|
BP <100 or HR >100 = 30% volume loss or standing drop systolic >20 or hr up >10
|
|
when to transufse
|
hct <30 oldre or <20-25 younger w/ no heart disease
|
|
when ffp
|
elvated PT/INR
|
|
when platelets
|
bleeding or surger <50,000
|
|
ccs orders for large volume GI
|
fluid bolus, CBC, PT/Inr, type and cross, consultation with gastroenterology EKG
|
|
variceal bleeding
|
octreotide initially, upper endoscopy, if endoscopy not working then TIPS, never ice lavage.. Discharge with propanolol
|
|
lower gi bleeding
|
endoscopy then technium, if massive, angiography or laparatomy
|
|
uncessary stres sulcer prophylaxis
|
increases risk of pneumonia and Cdiff
|
|
metabolic acidosis abdominal pain and elevated amylase in elderly patient with valve disease
|
acute mestenerich ischmia-- most accuratte test angiography
|
|
tx amesetneri ischemai
|
surgery
|
|
gastric surgery ansd sweathing shaking and weakness
|
dumping syndroem-- tx frequent small meals
|
|
best test pancreatitis
|
amylase and lipase, lipase higher specificity
|
|
most acurate test pancreatitis
|
ct scan
|
|
ct scan negative pangreattiic
|
MRCP magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatiography
|
|
dilation of bile duce without pancreatic head mass
|
ERCP to look for stones or stricutres
|
|
trypsisnogen activation peptide
|
urinary test for severity of pancreatitis
|
|
treat pancreatitis
|
ercp
|
|
necrotising pancreatitis
|
when ct shows >30% necrosis- patietn should receive abx such as imipenem and ct guided bipsy- if infected necrotic pancreas then surgical depretment
|
|
ast/alt
|
alt is viraL, aSt is drugS
|
|
first test elvated in hep b
|
surface antigen, alt e antigen all symptoms after surface antigen
|
|
vaccinated hep b
|
surface antibody and no others
|
|
healed /recovered hep b
|
core antibody and surface antibody
|
|
chronic hep b
|
surface antigen beyond 6 months
|
|
window period
|
core antibody + no others
|
|
acute and chronic hepatitis
|
is surface antigen, e antigen and core antibody
|
|
most accurate test for hep a,c,d,e
|
serology IgM/IgG (chonic IgG)
|
|
best test hep b
|
antigen core antibody only associated with heb b
|
|
bilirubin in hapatitius
|
conjugated (direct) bilirubin-- found in urine or urobilinogen, uncongugated with hemolysis will not pass into urine
|
|
hep b e antigen
|
same as hep b na polymeraase or pcr for dna-- allindicate active viral replication
|
|
most accurate test hepc c
|
hep c pcr for rna
|
|
liver biopsy in hep c
|
staging
|
|
treat acute hepatitis
|
only 1 is hepc c that can be treated-- interferon an dribavirin
|
|
best initial test hep c
|
hep c antibody
|
|
tx heb b chronic
|
lamivudin, adefovir, entecavire, tenofovir
|
|
what does ribavrin tx
|
chronic hep c or acute hep c, chronic is compbined with bocepreiver or telaprevir-- adverse effec anemai
|
|
interferon side effects
|
flu like arthralgia myalgia thrombocytopenia, depression-- most common hep b drug with side effect
|
|
tx cirrhotic edema
|
sprionolactone and diuretics
|
|
treat cirrotic encephalopathy
|
lactulose
|
|
when paracenteses
|
new ascites, pain fever or tenderness
|
|
SAAG
|
>1.1 portal htn, <1.1 not portal htn or chf
|
|
spontaneous bacterial peritonits
|
cell cound >250 neutrophils
|
|
tx SBP
|
cefotaxime
|
|
best test chronic liver disease
|
elevated alkaline phosphatase with normal bilirubin for primarry billiary cirrhossis
|
|
most accurate test pbc
|
antimitochondiral antibody, liver biopsy
|
|
anti smooth muslce antibody
|
primary sclerosig cholangiis--- 80% associated with IBD-- has elevated bilirubin vs PBC
|
|
tx pbc
|
ursodeoxycholic acid
|
|
Primary sclerosing cholingits findings
|
beading on ERCP, anca positive, ASMA
|
|
tx PSC
|
ursodeoxycholic acid
|
|
best test for wilson's
|
slit lamp and ceruloplasmin, on ccs order both
|
|
most accurate test wilson's
|
liver biopsy better than urinary copper
|
|
tx wilson's
|
penicillamine or trientine
|
|
most common cause of death in himocrhomatosis
|
cirrhosis
|
|
best test hemocrhomatosis
|
elevated serum iron and ferritin levles with low iron binding capacity
|
|
autoimmune hepatitis
|
ana and antismooth muslce positive, other immune disease present… serum protein electrophoresis shows hypergammaglobulinemai
|
|
most accurate test autoimmune hepittis
|
liver biopsy better than urinary copper
|
|
treat haautoimmune hepatitis
|
prednisone
|
|
treat non alcoholic steatohepatitis
|
weight loss, diabets control
|
|
aspirin in stroke
|
not till ct
|
|
best test stoke
|
non contrast ct
|
|
see arterial sympoms page 200
|
?
|
|
lower extremity wekness, urinary incontiences personality chances
|
aca
|
|
upper extremity weakness, aphasia, apraxia/neglect
|
mca
|
|
PCA
|
prospagnosia-inability to regonize faces
|
|
vertibrobasialr
|
Vertigo vertical nystagmus and labile blood pressure
|
|
PICA
|
ipsilateral face contralateral body, vertigo and HORNER's syndrome
|
|
Lacunar
|
no cortical defects,
|
|
mri vs HEAD ct for storke
|
head ct 3-5 days to achieve 95% in nonhemorrhagic, MRI 95% in first 24 MRA for brainstem
|
|
contraindications to thrombolytics
|
hemorrhaic stroke, mass, active bleed or surgery within 6 weeks, bleeding disordedr, cpr within 3 weeks, stroke within 1 hear, cerbral trauma or surgery within 6 months, aortic dissetion
|
|
antiplatelte for stroke
|
aspirin or clopidogrel or aspirin combined with dipyridamonle
|
|
stroke already on aspirin
|
swith to clopidogrel or add dipyridamole
|
|
heparin for stroke
|
no!
|
|
ticlodipine for stroke?
|
no!
|
|
post stroke workup
|
after ct and thrombolytics do ECHO, cartoid dopplers, ekg and holter (warfarin if ekg)
|
|
younger patient and sroke
|
if <50 do sed rate, vdrl or rpr, ana dsdna, protein c, protein s factor v leiden antihopholipid syndromes
|
|
seizure
|
ativan, move 10-20 minutes then fosphenytoin, then 20-20 minutes then phenobarb, then indubate
|
|
what tests on seizure
|
sodium calcium glucose 02 cr and mg, head ct urgently, urine tox, mri if ct negative
|
|
neurology consult on CCS for seizure
|
always In 10 words ore lss never say anything
|
|
single seizure treatment
|
never drug unless abdnormal eeg, status epilepticus that requried benzo's, brain tumor, strong family hx
|
|
seizure med stevents johnson
|
lamotigrine
|
|
levetiracem
|
keppra, first line seizure along with valproidc acid, carbamazepine, phenotin
|
|
most dangerous seizure med in preggers
|
valproic acid
|
|
tremor at rest and intention
|
essentila tremor
|
|
intention tremor only
|
cerebellar
|
|
resting tremor
|
parkinsons
|
|
over age 60 first line parkinsons
|
amantadine
|
|
under 60 parkinsons first line
|
anticholinergic
|
|
levodopa causes psychosis
|
add quitiapine
|
|
beset test MS
|
MRI, csf if mri non diagnostic-- oligoclonal bands, no visual and auditory evoke potentials
|
|
best therapy ms
|
steroids
|
|
natalizumab
|
causes PML
|
|
disesaes modifying for ms
|
beta interferon, glatiramer, mitoxantrone
|
|
additional medications for ms
|
baclofen or tizanidine for spactiiciy
|
|
ct showing diffuse symmetrical atrophy
|
alzheimer's
|
|
treat alzheimer's
|
donepezil, rivastigmine and glanatime-- combinations not effective, metmatine ok
|
|
14-3-3 protein in csf
|
creutzfeld jakob
|
|
eeg in cjd
|
abnormal in whipple celiac and tropical sprue
|
|
best test cjd
|
brain biopsy-- if css do mri
|
|
treat NPH
|
wet weird wobbiliy, placemetn of a shunt, do a head ct to dx
|
|
dx huntington's
|
specific genetic testing
|
|
lewy body
|
parkinson't with dementia
|
|
what do dementia patients need tested
|
head ct/mri, vdrl, b12, t4
|
|
best tx for migrane
|
sumatriptan or ergotamine
|
|
when head ct or mri fro migraine
|
onset after 40 , sudden or sever, focal neurologic finding
|
|
when s4 or more migraines a month
|
b blocker propanolol- alternative ccb, tca or ssr
|
|
tx cluster headache
|
100% 02 or sumatriptan
|
|
prhylaxis for cluster
|
verapamil
|
|
papilledema but normal ct/mri
|
pseudotumor cerbri-- headach plus 6th nerve palsy visual field loss, pulsatile tiniitus
|
|
tx pseudotumro
|
weight loss acetazolamide-- vp shunt if fail
|
|
best test pseudotumro
|
Lp with elevted opening pressure
|
|
vertigo dx
|
all patietns hsould have MRI-- all patients will have nystagmus
|
|
what type of vertigo has no hearing loss/tinnitus
|
BPV or vestibular neuritis
|
|
when does vertigo occur without position changes
|
vestibular neuronitis or any of the hearing loss ones
|
|
labyrinthiitis vs menier's
|
both have tinnitus labrythitis is acute menier'es chronic
|
|
tx bpv
|
meclazine
|
|
tx vestibular neuronits
|
meclizine
|
|
tx labyrnthitis
|
meclazine
|
|
tx menier'es disease
|
diuretic and asalt restriction
|
|
vertigo and ataxia and tinnitus
|
acoustic neurmoma
|
|
tx werneke korsakoff
|
thiamine IV then later glucose with thiamine
|
|
testing for wernekes'
|
head ct b12 thyroid rpr or vrdl
|
|
barotrauma and vertigo
|
perilymph fistula fix hole surgically
|
|
dx meningitis
|
lumbar puncture if no focal findings, get head ct if seizure, altered conscous ness focal deficit cns disesea and give abx after blood cultures before ct
|
|
gram positive bacilli menigitis
|
listeria
|
|
gram neg cocobacillary
|
haemophilus
|
|
hiv <100 cdd4 and menigeal signs
|
india ink test best initial most accurat cryptococcal
|
|
tx cryptococcus
|
amphotericin
|
|
tx lyme disease
|
ceftriaxone or peniclline
|
|
rash on wrist and ankles that moves to the center
|
rocky mountain tx with doxycycline
|
|
tb meningits
|
very slow, high csf protein-- add steroids to RIPE, not acute onset
|
|
standard menigitis when lumbar puncture neg but shows neutrophils
|
ceftiraxone, amp and vanc… amp for lysteria
|
|
petichial rash and meningitis
|
neisseria menigitis esp in younger-- tx ceftriaxone and vanc place on isolation
|
|
when listeria?
|
elderly, neonatal, hiv positive patietns no spleed steroid immunocompromised
|
|
when neisseria
|
adolescent military
|
|
who needs neiseria prophylaxis
|
rifampin cipro or cefriaxone for houseold members hare utensil cups or kisses, routine contact do not
|
|
fever + confusion
|
encephalitis
|
|
# 1 cause encepahlitis
|
herpese
|
|
best test encephalitis
|
head ct-- temporal do not do prain biopsy most acurate PCR of CSF
|
|
tx herpes encephalitis
|
acyclovir or if resitent foscarnet
|
|
brain abscess HIV neg
|
brain biopsy-- if css do mri
|
|
hiv positive brain absess
|
tthink toxoplasmossis- tx with pyrimethamine and sulfadiazine for 2 weeks and repeate head ct
|
|
what was that tx for toxo
|
pyrimethamine and sulfadiazine
|
|
tx pml
|
treat hiv
|
|
patient from mexico with seizure
|
neurocystericosis-
|
|
1cm cystic lesion multiple on head ct
|
neurocystericosis-
|
|
treat neurocystericosis
|
albendazol and steroids to prevent rx
|
|
loss of conciousness
|
head ct
|
|
concussion
|
no focal defici and normal head ct
|
|
contusion
|
ecchymosis on head ct- admit
|
|
large intracranial hemorrage with mass effect
|
intubate imediately, manitol surgery
|
|
best test Subarachnoid hemorrage
|
head ct
|
|
most accurate test for sah
|
lumbar puncture-- ratio is 1 white cell for every 500 red cells
|
|
tx sah
|
angiography, embolization
|
|
meds for sah
|
nimodipine ccb that prevents stroke
|
|
lumbrosacral strain vs cord compression
|
strain does not give tenderness of the spine itself
|
|
anterior spinal artery infartion
|
all position lost but position and vibratory-- no therapy
|
|
most urgent step in management of cord compression
|
steroids-- hyperreflexia in cancer patient that is tender
|
|
hyper reflexia and fasciulations/waisting
|
als-- both upper and lower--
|
|
treat als
|
riluzole blocks accumulation of glutamate
|
|
tx bell's palsy
|
steroids or acyclovir, not clear acyclovir helps
|
|
RSD/CRRPS
|
tx with nsaids gabpentin nerve block
|
|
Restless leg
|
pramipexole or ropinrole
|
|
tx guillan barre
|
do a peak inspiratory pressure, ivig and plasmaphereis, steriods are not effective, lp shows elevated protein no cells
|
|
best test myasthenia gravis
|
antiacetylcholine antibodies,
|
|
best tehrapy mg
|
pyridostigmine or neostigmen
|
|
theymectomy mg
|
<60 if pyridostigmine doesn't work
|
|
predisone mg
|
if thymectomy doesn't work
|
|
nephrology
|
?
|
|
when is renal failure acute
|
normal kidney size normal hct, normal calcium… later all drop (calcium from loss of vitamin d hydroxylation)
|
|
tests for kidney failure
|
urinalysis, chemistry, renal ultrasound
|
|
treat prerenal failures
|
underlying ccuase
|
|
finds in prerenal
|
bun:cr 15:1 or higher, low urinary sodium, fena<1, urine osmolalti >500
|
|
postrenal
|
distended bladder, hydronephrosis, bilateral to cause renal fialure, urnilaterl usually not
|
|
intrarenal findings
|
bun:cr closer to 10:1 urin sodium >40 urine osmolatiy <350
|
|
atn cause
|
hypoperfusion or toxic injuries
|
|
muddy brown casts
|
atn
|
|
what does pip tazo cause
|
AIN-- also phenytoin, allopurinal cyclospoirne, quinidien, quiinolones or rifampin
|
|
what cuases atn
|
CAAC contrast (order mg level) amphotericin, aminoglycoides (hypomagnesemia suggestive of aminoglycoisde) chemotherapy such as cisplatin
|
|
wright or hansel's stain
|
will show eosi in urine- more senstive for AIN than blood or IgE level
|
|
tx AIN
|
resolves
|
|
tx ATN
|
none
|
|
fever and rash and renal failure
|
think AIN
|
|
cyclophosphamide
|
hemorrhagic cystitis not renal fialure
|
|
tx rhabdo
|
bolus, mannitol and diuresis, alkinilize the urine
|
|
tests for rhabdo
|
urine myoglobin, also the hypkalemia, hypocalcemia, chemistries fo rbicarb
|
|
square crystals
|
oxalate crystals
|
|
antifreze ingestion
|
metabolic acidosis with elevated anion gap tx fomepizol or ethinal with dialysis
|
|
uric acid crystals
|
usually post lymphtoma for tumor lysis syndrome
|
|
crystal induced renal failure
|
usually oxalate antifreeze or uric acid from tumorlysis
|
|
most urgent step in rhabdo
|
ekg
|
|
tx hyperkalemia
|
calcium gluconate, insulin and glucose
|
|
prevent contrast renal fialure
|
normal sailine, bicarbe, nacytly cystein or both
|
|
when contrast renal prevention
|
cr 1.5-2.5 slifgh elevation in cr= 60- 70% of renal funciton loss
|
|
nasaid kidney damage
|
direct and atn, ain, nephrotic vasoconstriction
|
|
red blood cells /casts in urine and proteinuria
|
glomerulonephritis may lead to nephrotic sydnrome need kidney biopsy
|
|
linear deposists on renal biopsy
|
good pastures anti basement membrane treat with plasmapheriss and steroids
|
|
tx churg struase
|
1. prednisone, 2 cyclophosphamide--
|
|
dx churg strouss
|
cbc for eos
|
|
dx wegener's
|
c-anca initial then biopsy
|
|
tx wegner's
|
cyclophosphamide and steroids
|
|
mutliple morot and senory neuropathy with pain
|
PAN purpuric skin lesions, stroke uveitis
|
|
what does pan effect
|
everythign but the lung
|
|
best tests for pan
|
esr, sural nerve biopsy most accurate, hep b+C, angiography showing beading
|
|
painless recurrent hematuria in asia
|
aga nephropathy berger's not breugers
|
|
dx berger's
|
renal biopsy
|
|
tx bergers
|
steroids/ace (all proteinuria) fish oil
|
|
kid with raised non tender purpuic skin lesions, abdominal pain bleeding and joint involvment
|
hsp
|
|
best test hsp
|
bipsy is most accurate but not necsary resolves over time
|
|
tea colored urine with periorbital edmea after soare throat
|
PSGN-- dx aso, antidnase, anthihyaluronidase,
|
|
most accurate test for psgn
|
bipsy shows IgG and C3, not done
|
|
tx PSGN
|
ppencillin and other abx diruetics
|
|
hep c with renal involvment
|
cryoglobulinemia/component levels (light chaisn Igm)
|
|
tx cryglobulinemai
|
biopsy
|
|
hep c with joint pain and pupruic skin lesions
|
cryoglobulinemai hep c with renal involvment
|
|
lupus sle
|
never drug-- do biopsy to dx extent of disease, sclerosis-- scar, mild steroids, advance myocophenolate mofeitl
|
|
eye /ear/.kidneys
|
albort no therapy
|
|
platelet for hus or ttp
|
no make it worse
|
|
when nephrotic synrome
|
more than 3.5g /day of urine
|
|
what does nephrotic sydnrome cause
|
low albumin, edema, hyperlipidemia, thromsobis b/co of loss of antithrombin prient c an dpotein s
|
|
test for nephrotic sydnorme
|
urinalysis , spot urine for proetien to cratingin = to 24 hour
|
|
hiv heron and renal
|
focal segmental
|
|
hep c and renal
|
membranoproliferative
|
|
minimal change
|
children
|
|
cancer and renal
|
membranous
|
|
proteinuria workup
|
repeat the ua, orthostatic? Protein creatinine ration, renal biopsy
|
|
orthostatic proteinuria
|
job wehre must stand allday
|
|
dx orthostatic
|
split the urine do not treat
|
|
manifestation of esrd
|
hyperphosphatemia, hypermagnesemia, anemia, ahypocalcemia
|
|
when dialys ?
|
hyperkalemia, metabolic acidosis, urenmia with encephalopathy, fluid overload, uremia with PERICARDIS
|
|
dialyzable drugs
|
lithium , ethylene glycol, or asa
|
|
esrd hyperphosphatemai
|
calcium acetate phophaate binder
|
|
anemia
|
epo
|
|
hypocalcemia
|
vit d
|
|
hypermagnesmia
|
dietar restricuion
|
|
diabetes insibitus
|
low urine asmolality, low urine sodium can be central or nephrogenic
|
|
causes of nephrogenic
|
insensitivyt to adh.. Hypokalemia, hypcalcemia, lithum toxicty
|
|
treat diarrhea
|
central DDAVP or vasopresin, nephrogenic-- thiazide and correct underlyin cause
|
|
hypervolemic hypernatremia
|
chf, nephrotic, cirrhois
|
|
hypovolimic hyponatmeia
|
diuretics, gi loss, skin loss
|
|
addison's hyper or hypo
|
addison's hyponatmerim with hyperkalemia and metabolic acidos
|
|
euvolemic hypotnatermia
|
SIADH, hypotheyroid, psychogenic polydypsia, hyperglycemia
|
|
siadh causes
|
cns, lung diseae, sulfonylreas or SSRI's, cance
|
|
siadh urine
|
high urine sodium inappropriate and high urine osmolality
|
|
tx hyponatremia
|
adh blocker tolvaptan, conivapan, hypertonic saline,
|
|
tx chronic siadh
|
demeclocycline or coivapan/tovaptan
|
|
type IV renal tubular acidosis
|
decreased aldosterone-- hyperkalmeia
|
|
hyperkalemia ekg changes
|
peaked t waves then loss of p wave then widen qrs
|
|
hyper/hypokalemia and seizure
|
no
|
|
tx severe hyperkalemia
|
calcium gluconate IV and insulin and glucose when tpeaked t waves
|
|
moderate hyperkalemia
|
no ekg changese, use insulin and glucose then bicarb when acidosis is causeing then Kayexalate orally
|
|
hypokalemia
|
proximal and distal renal tubular acidos, conn sydnrome, diuretics, vomiting, amphoteric, Barters'
|
|
u waves
|
between tand p hypokalemia
|
|
muscle weakness in hypokalemia
|
inhibits contraction
|
|
glucose in hyopkalemia
|
no
|
|
muscular weakness and loss of dtr
|
hypermagnesmia tx with saline and dialiysis if needed
|
|
hypomagnesemia
|
loop diruetic etoh withdawl, gentamycin, cisplatin
|
|
torsades
|
mg is required for pth release
|
|
respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidossi
|
aspirin use-- causes hyperventalion and loss of aerobic metablism treat with bicarb
|
|
intoxicated patient with visual distubance
|
methanol intoxication
|
|
dx tx methanol
|
methanol level, fomepizol or ethanol administration
|
|
metabolic acidosis with normal ag gap
|
diarrhea or rta
|
|
test rta type II
|
bicarb-- can't absorb so urine becomes basic
|
|
urin ph in rta
|
high in type 1 low in others
|
|
diarrhea vs rta
|
urine na-urine cl-- if negative diarrhea b/c it's negative to have diarrhea
|
|
stones in rta
|
type 1 only
|
|
treat type 1 rta
|
bicarb (causes stones)
|
|
rta with fractures
|
type II
|
|
tx type II
|
thiazide and high dose bicarb
|
|
treat type IV (high K)
|
fludrocotisone
|
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metabolic alkalosis causes
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volume contraction (secondary hyperaldosteronism), conn syndrome, hypokalemia, milk alkali, vomiting
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most common cause of death in cystic disease of kidney
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not sah, renal failures, cuases hematurea stones, mvp, and diverticulosis-- most common site of extratenal cysts is liver
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tx urge incontinence
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behavior, oxybutynin, tolterodine, trospium dariflcan
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tx stess incontinence
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kegl or estorgen kcream
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htn workup ccs
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come back 1-2 weeks, takes 3, work up UA, EKG, eye exam, Cardiac exam
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when to investigate for secondary htn
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if 2 drugs don't control it
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first line htn
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thiazide, in diabetics ace or arb
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chlothalidone
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thiazide
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<30 or >60 patient with new onset htn
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thingk secondary
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best stest renal artery stenosi
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renal ultrasound, if small kidney then MRA, dublpex, nuclear renogram… most accurate renal angiogram
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onc
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?
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when start tamoxifen prophylaxis
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multiple first degree relatives start at age 40
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when adjuvant chemotherapy
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cancer in axilla or larger than 1cm
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trastuzumab
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her-2/neu
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colon cancer tx
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5 fluoruracil and resection
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when screen hnpcc
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25 then 1-2 years
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when screen fap
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age 12 then 1-2 yeasr
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when screen juvenile polyposis, peutz jergerhs, turcot's, gardner
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no additoina
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prostate cancer with mets
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(if spine steroids) then flutamide--- block tempary flaire that acopanies leuprolide or goserelin (gnRH) flutamide is receptor blcoker
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finasteride
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5 alpha reducatese BPH
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ca 125
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follow progression of ovarian not diagnosis
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needle biopsy of testicle cancer?
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no orchiectomy order afp, ldh BHCG, ct scan of abdomen and pelvis
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ASCUS
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hpv testing if hpv positive colposcopy
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when pap
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21
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who gets influenza vaccine?
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everyone, but best for >50, pregnant, health care workers
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who gets pneumoccal
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patietns ?65 asthma ettc
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hpv vaccination
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between 13 and 26
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who gets zostervax?
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everyoen above 60
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who gets menigococal vavvine
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age 11 or asplenic or terminal compliment earlier
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bone desniometry
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age 65
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AA screen
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age 65 who were smokers
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htn screen
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all pateints above 18
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hyperlipidemia screen
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men >35 women >45
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diabetes screen?
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htn
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tx pemphigus vulgaris
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glucocorticoids or azathioprien
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tx bullous pemphgoid
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steroids or tetracycle or nicotinamide
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what phemphigoid is life threatening
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vulgarus
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causes of vulgaris
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idopathic, ace, penicillamine
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which has nikolsky's isgn
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vulgarus
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what causes porphyreia cutatnea trada
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etoh, liver disea, hep c, oral contraceptives, diabetes
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tx pct
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no etho, no estrogen, phlebotomy to remove iron DEFEROXAMINE to remove iron if no phlebotomy, chloroquine inceases porphyrin exretion
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treat eerythema multifomre
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antihystamine
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treat stevens johnson
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burn unit if respiratory invovlemnt, iv ig, cyclophosphamide
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what causes sjs
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penicillins, sulfa drugs, nsaid, phenytoin and phenobarb
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does SJS involve the mouth?
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yes also conjuctivate and respiratory tract
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TEN
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most sever-- nikolsky's sign ten looks like SSS no ABX dx with skin biopys and do not give steroids
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fixed drug reaction-- same site always with repeaded exposure, tx with topical steroids
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?
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erythema nodosum tx
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analgesic andnassiads, causes are pregnancy, sterp, coccidiomycosis, hisoplasmiosis, sarcoid, ibd, syphilis, hepatitis
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treat hair or nail infection with fungus
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terbinafine or itraconazole… need to check lft's with terbinafine
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tx fungal c/o hair or nails
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take your pic ketoconazole etc
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pen allergic cellulitus
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don't use cipro, use macrolides or fluroquinoones
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impetigo tx
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mupirocin
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erysipleas
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tx with pen g or ampicillin if strep culture +.
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tx cellulitis
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dicloxacillin, cephalexin or cefadroxil
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folliculitus tx
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topicl mupirocin
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furnucle and carbuncle tx
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dicloxacillin or ceadroxil
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tx nec fasc
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ampicillin sulbactam, pip/tazo, ticarcillin clauvlonate. If definitley strep a, then clindamycin and penicillin
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tx varicella
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gernerally know unless child immunocompromised or adult primary then acyvclovir, valacyclovir or framicyclover
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dx herpes
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tzank smear or most acurate viral culture, serology not useful
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tx shingles
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acyclovir decrees risk of postherpteic neuralgia, gabapentin tca or topicalcaspaicin
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imiquiimod
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tx HPV instead of cryotherpay or podophyllin
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best test syphilis
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dark field examination in primary better than vdrl or rpr
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secndary syphyllis dx-
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vdrl and rpr
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tx syphillus
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both primary and secondary pnicillin g single dose. If pen allergic doxycycline for 2 weeks
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dx scabies
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(hands spares the head) scarping out organism after mineral oil applied ot aburrow
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tx scabies
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permetrhin, or severe ivermectin orrally
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dx pediculosis
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can be seen attached to hair, tx with permetrhin
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retianed foreign body
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toxic shock sydnrome
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tx anthrax
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cipro or doxy
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SSSS vs TEN
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SSS superficial layer not full thickness
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tx SSSS
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nafcillin, in burn unit
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stuck on appearance
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seborrheic keratosis benigh
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sun exposed tender lesion
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actinic keratosis, pre cancerous… remove with cryotherapy 5 FU
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ulceration on lip or sun exposed
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squamous cell, do biopsy and surgical remeoval-- mets are rare
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basal cell
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moh's microsuregery
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shiny or pearly
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basacl cell, mets rate only 0.1
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benign moles
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do not grow, smooth borders, diameter <1cm, homongeousn-- bipsy if ?
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extensor scaly
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psoriasis
|
|
flexor scaly
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atopic
|
|
salmon colored patch that spare spalms and sole and negative vdrl/rpr
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pitryiasis rosa-- chrismas tree patter, resolves on its own tx with topical steroids
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tx acnem mild
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topical antiboitix clindamycin, erythromycin sulfactamide, or topical retinoids
|
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tx moderate acne
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benzoyl peroxide and retinoids tazarotene, tretinon and adapaline
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sever cystic acne
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oral abx-minocycle tetracycline clindamycin and isotretinoin
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|
?
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?
|
|
surgery
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?
|
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asymptomatic head injury with closed skull fx
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if no neurolgic signs and ct negative then clean lacs
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warm and flushed shock
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vasomotor--- medication use, (PCN allergy) spinal anesthesia or allergen (bee sting) give vasoconstrictors and fluids
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basal skull fracutre
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csf leak will stop by itself, steroids will resolve facial palsy symtopms that occur 2-3 days later…
|
|
racoon eyes or behind the ear
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basal skull fracture-- ct head and neck not x-ray
|
|
tx epidermal hematoma
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emergency craniotomy
|
|
tx subdural hematoma
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steroids for conservative-- emergency craniotomy if lateralizing signs or midline displacement
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|
tx diffuse axonal injury
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decrease ICP
|
|
head trauma then improves then progressive drowsiness
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elevated ICP, may have gradual dilation of one pupil get ct head
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|
managmeent eleaated icp
|
head elevation, hyperventilation, avoid fluid overload,.. Then second line mannitol furosemide sedation
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primary peritonitis
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spontatneous in childrin with nephrosis or adult with ascities even if there is fever and leukocytosis-- medicall treat no surgery
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all other peritonitis
|
surgery
|
|
cholangitis
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emergecny ERCP not surgery
|
|
pancreatitis complications
|
10 days abcesss surgical drainage, 5 weeks pseudocysts-- <6cm and present <6 weeks observe, >6 cm or present >6weeks perc trainage
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chronic pancreattiis damage
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treat with insulin and pacreatic enzyme supplements
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|
abx an appendctomy
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before
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perforated appendic
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continue iv until fever and wbc normalized
|
|
mesenterich ischmia in surgery
|
perform embolectomy and revascularization
|
|
if mesenteric ischmeia during angiography
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vasodilators or thrombolyzsis
|
|
tx abdominal abscess
|
drain either surgically or perc, give abx
|
|
acute ascending cholangitis
|
cholangitis except higher fever and higher whit cound and HIGH LEVLES OF ALKALINE Phosphatase
|
|
tx acute ascending cholangitis
|
iv abx and decompression of bile duct by ercp followed by surgery later
|
|
billiary colic
|
elective cholycestecomy
|
|
when emercency cholecystecomy for acute cholycystitis
|
gernerlized peritonitis or emphysematous cholecytsis
|
|
post op fever
|
atelectasis day 1, pneumoia uti day 3, dvt day 5 wound day 77 , dep abscess days 10-15
|
|
post op disorientation
|
most important is hypoxia other uremia hypoonatremia dt's iatrogenic-- get a blodo gas first
|
|
temp 104
|
if right afer anestheisa then malignant htn if 30-45 minutes after invasive procedure bactermia
|
|
post op fecal or gastric fistula
|
not an emergency if ok
|
|
when i+d wound infection
|
if abscess
|
|
when PE
|
day 7
|
|
tx claudication
|
smoking cessation cilostazol, if disablign surgery
|
|
peds
|
?
|
|
best predictive test for RDS in kids
|
lecithin sphingomylein ratio on amniotic fluid prior to birth
|
|
cds vs pneumonia on cxr
|
look same give abx if in doubt-- both show atelectasis air bronchograms ground glass
|
|
all newborn repirstory distress
|
abg blood clutures, clugose CBC, caranial ulrasound .. Give 02 and snasal cpa and empirc abx
|
|
tx meconium
|
ppv, nitric oxide
|
|
meconium plug
|
lower colon, hirschprug cystic fibrosis
|
|
meconium ileaus
|
lower ileum- cystic fibrosis
|
|
tx ileus or plug
|
gastrogaffin enema
|
|
double bubble
|
duodenal atresia-nasogastric decompression.. Look for polyhydraminos down's sydnreom
|
|
pneumatosis intestinalis
|
gas cysts in bowel wall instead of bowel lumen-- NEC
|
|
treat NEC
|
stop feed decompress gut broad spectrum
|
|
when is jaundice pathologic in newborn
|
1st day of life >5mg/dl .day, >12, direct >2
|
|
when phototehrapy for jaundice
|
>10-12mg/dl
|
|
when exchange transfuion in jaundice
|
bilirubin ecephalopathy
|
|
early newborn sepsis
|
gbs, ecoli, h flu, listeria
|
|
lumbar puncture for spesis workup
|
not if no lethargy
|
|
tx newborn sepsi
|
no menigits amp and aminoglycoide, if menigitis amp and cephalosporin (not ceftriaxone)
|
|
best test enuriesis
|
urnalysis
|
|
best tx enuresis
|
behavor and motivation, then trycilic, imipramine and desmopressin
|
|
best test encoporesis
|
abdominal xray- retentive constipation, non retenive abue
|
|
tx encoporesis
|
retentive disimpaction, stool softeners, non reetneive behavior modification
|
|
x ray bronchiolitis
|
hyperinflation patchy atelectasiss
|
|
xdx bronchiolitis
|
viral antigen testing
|
|
tx bronchiolitis
|
hospitalize if tachypnea >60.minute-- no steroids B agonist?-- no ribavirin
|
|
high risk for bronchiolitis
|
rsv ivig or palvizumab
|
|
foreing body sites
|
children>1 year larynx, children <1 year mainstem bronchus
|
|
staccato cough , peripheral eosinophilia in 1-3 months old
|
c. trachamotosu
|
|
mos common bacterial in children >5
|
s. pneumonia, m. pneumonia, c. pneumonia
|
|
most common <5 year spneumonia
|
rsv
|
|
unilateral lower lobe intesrtitial pneumonia in not that iskc
|
mycoplasmia-- igm titiers
|
|
pneumonia in kids sputum cultures
|
no adults only
|
|
tx pneumonia
|
amoxicillin, cefuorime, amoxicillin clavulanic acid
|
|
hospitialzied pneumonia kids
|
cefuroxime, add vanc if s . Aurisu
|
|
chlamydia or mycoplasma
|
erythromysin
|
|
best test CF
|
2 sweat chlorid concentrations
|
|
dx secondary amenorrea
|
progestin, then estrogen progestin bleed then no ovulation, if no bleed 3 week estrogen
|
|
?
|
?
|