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what two meds can be used as prophylaxis against meningococcal meningitis
ciprofloxacin

rifampin
what two meds can be used to treat chronic HTN and prevent recurrent migraines
CCB

B-blockers

what are Rx's for MG & how do they work

Rx's: edrophonium, neostigmine, & pyridostigmine
MOA: cholinergics: AChE-Inhib's --> incr'd ACh

cause of syncope:
while shaving
carotid sinus hypersensitivity
cause of syncope:
while singing
vasovagal syncope
cause of syncope:
positive tilt test
orthostatic hypotension
cause of syncope:
prolonged loss of consciousness
cerebrovascular etiology
cause of syncope:
preceded by palpitations
cardiogenic
cause of syncope:
type 1 diabetes interrupted while eating
hypoglycemia
what is the MCC of syncope
orthostatic syncope
what should you first think of in a pt who presents to ER with loss of consciousness
Thiamine (prior to glucose)
Glucose (presumed hypoglycemia)

Naloxone (presumed opiod overdose)
in an intact brainstem, ice water should cause eyes to
move to same side
what are the elbows doing in decorticate posturing
flexing
what should be done before giving pt glucose who loss consciousness
thiamine
what measurements make for a positive tilt-test
Incr'd HR > 20 bpm (while standing)

decr'd SBP > 20 points (while standing)

decr'd DBP > 10 points (while standing)
Why is thiamine given in a glucose infusion to alcoholics with hypoglycemia
Glucose without thiamine can exacerbate damage to wernicke's area of the brain (posterior temporal lobe) & worsen Wernicke's Encephalopathy