Step 2 Dit: Gi 01 & 02

Front 1

characteristics of pericarditis

Back 1

pleuritic CP (worse in supine position)
JVD
pulsus paradoxus
pericardial friction rub
diffuse ST elevations
fever, dyspnea, & cough

Front 2

what is an acceptable urine output in a trauma patient

Back 2

NORMAL: 30 cc per hour

TRAUMA: 50cc per hour

Front 3

what are some causes of exudative pleural effusion

Back 3

malignancy
TB
bacterial infection
PE
pancreatitis

Front 4

GI infection a/w:
food poisoning with mayo

Back 4

s aureus

salmonella

Front 5

GI infection a/w:
rice water stools

Back 5

V. cholera

Front 6

GI infection a/w:
diarrhea from pet feces

Back 6

Yersinia enterocolitica

Front 7

GI infection a/w:
reheated fried rice

Back 7

B cereus

Front 8

GI infection a/w:
travelers diarrhea

Back 8

ETEC

Front 9

GI infection a/w:
diarrhea after antibiotics

Back 9

C diff

Front 10

GI infection a/w:
diarrhea with stream ingestion

Back 10

giardia

E histolytica

Front 11

GI infection a/w:
a/w neurocysticerosis

Back 11

T solium

Front 12

GI infection a/w:
undercooked hamburger

Back 12

EHEC (0157:H7)

Front 13

GI infection a/w:
diarrhea from sea food

Back 13

V. cholera

V. parahaemolyticus

Front 14

GI infection a/w:
diarrhea with poultry

Back 14

#1 salmonella

#2 campylobacter

Front 15

GI infection a/w:
diarrhea with pink eye

Back 15

adenovirus

Front 16

GI infection a/w:
bloody diarrhea with liver abscess

Back 16

entamoeba histolytica

Front 17

GI infection a/w:
diarrhea in AIDS

Back 17

cryptosporidium parvum

Front 18

GI infection a/w:
dehydrated child with foul-smelling greenish diarrhea

Back 18

rotavirus

Front 19

GI infection a/w:
cruise ships

Back 19

Norwalk virus

Front 20

GI infection a/w:
summer months

Back 20

coxsackie & echovirus

Front 21

GI infection a/w:
winter months

Back 21

rotavirus

Front 22

GI infection a/w:
respiratory infection

Back 22

adenovirus

Front 23

GI infection a/w:
Triad: thrombocytopenia, hemolytic anemia, acute RF

Back 23

hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) = E. Coli 0157:H7

Front 24

Rx for:
e histolytica

Back 24

metronidazole or paramomycin

Front 25

Rx for:
giardia

Back 25

hydration & metronidazole

Front 26

Rx for:
salmonella

Back 26

hydration

fluoroquinilones (in immunocompromised pt's)

Front 27

Rx for:
shigella

Back 27

hydration

fluoroquinilones/TMP-SMX if severe

Front 28

Rx for:
campylobacter

Back 28

hydration

possibly erythromycin

Front 29

Rx for Hep B

Back 29

IFN-a (pegylated)

ANTIVIRALS:
lamivudine
adefovir
entecavir
telbivudine

Front 30

Rx for Hep C

Back 30

IFN-a (pegylated)

ribavirin

Front 31

hepatitis a/w chronic hepatitis

Back 31

Hep C

Front 32

hepatitis a/w hepatocellular carcinoma

Back 32

Hep B (check AFP levels)

Front 33

Hep status a/w:
Hep BcAb (IgM)

Back 33

acute infection within the window period

Front 34

Hep status a/w:
Hep BsAg BcAb (IgG)

Back 34

chronic infection

Front 35

Hep status a/w:
Hep BsAb

Back 35

vaccinated

Front 36

Hep status a/w:
Hep BsAb BcAb (IgG)

Back 36

recovered