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what can prevent the flushing reaction of niacin
aspirin

take niacin at night

L-T use ("stick it out")
what supplements should be given to a woman on anticonvulsants during pregnancy
folate, especially phenytoin & carbamazepine
(up to 4 mg/day)
findings found in a post term pregnancy beyond 42 weeks
oligohydramnios

passage of meconium in utero

neonate with dry peeling skin

mature placenta with calcifications
recommendations for breast cancer screening
>/= 40 y/o - q1 yr

50 - 74 y/o - q2 yrs

> 75 y/o - no recommendations
recommendations for hypertension screening
check BP q2 yrs

starting at age 18 y/o for normotensive pt's
recommendations for cholesterol screening in a px without CAD risk
MALES: start at 35 y/o

FEMALES: start at 45 y/o
what prescriptions can help a smoker quit
nicotine replacement (patch, chewing gum)

bupropion
(doubles chances when used with nicotine)

varenicline
SE of varenicline
nausea

suicidal thoughts

bizzarre dreams
SE of bupropion
dry mouth

weight loss
what are the contraindications of bupropion
seizure d/o

bulimia

pregnancy

3+ psych meds
vitamin deficiency a/w:
increased RBC fragility
Vitamin E
vitamin deficiency a/w:
dermatitis, cheilosis, glossitis
Vitamin B2
Vitamin B3
Vitamin B9
Vitamin B12
Iron
vitamin deficiency a/w:
peripheral neuropathy, angular cheilosis, glossitis
Vitamin B12
vitamin deficiency a/w:
hemorrhagic disease
Vitamin K
vitamin deficiency a/w:
neural tube defects
folate
vitamin deficiency a/w:
dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia
Dx: Pellegra

Deficiency: Vitamin B3 (aka niacin)
vitamin deficiency a/w:
megaloblastic anemia
folate

B12
vitamin deficiency a/w:
pernicious anemia
Vitamin B12 deficiency 2nd/2 IF deficiency/defect
vitamin deficiency a/w:
bitots spots, keratomalacia, xerophthalmia
Vitamin A
vitamin deficiency a/w:
osteomalacia
Vitamin D
vitamin deficiency a/w:
rickets
Vitamin D
vitamin a/w:
treats acne AND psoriasis
Vitamin A (e.g. retinoic acid or isotretinoin)
vitamin a/w:
treats psoriasis
Vitamin A

Vitamin D
vitamin a/w:
involved in hydroxylation of prolyl residues
Vitamin C (i.e. collagen synthesis)
vitamin a/w:
requires IF for absorption
Vitamin B12
vitamin a/w:
deficiency may result from kidney disease
Vitamin D
vitamin a/w:
given prophylactically to newborns
Vitamin K
vitamin a/w:
used to elevate HDL and lower LDL
Niacin (i.e. Vitamin B3)
vitamin a/w:
deficiency can be caused by isoniazid
Vitamin B6
vitamin a/w:
contains cobalt
Vitamin B12
smoking cessation method that doubles the quit rate
nicotine replacement (patch, chewing gum)
symptoms of folate deficiency
megaloblastic anemia; NTD's
symptoms of vit A def
bitot spots, keratomalacia, & xerophthalmia (dry eyes)
symptoms of vit D def
osteomalacia/rickets
symptoms of vit E def
incr'd RBC fragility --> anemia
symptoms of vit B3 def
pellagra (dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia --> death)