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day 3 post kidney transplant
oliguria leukocytosis next step? |
IV steroids to stop rejection
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indian woman eats corn
diarrhea dementia malar type rash |
pellagra (niacin deficiency)
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decreased glomerular filtration
signs of liver issues no shock/proteinuria responds to IV 1.5 saline |
hepato renal syndrome
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cause of hepato renal
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renal vasoconstriction
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tx for hepatorenal
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transplant liver (kidney is fine)
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tx for afib
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DC cadioversion
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tx for ventricular arrhythmia
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lidocaine
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irregular RR, absent P, narrow QRS
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A fib
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LDL goals for
CHD risk 2+ rf 0-1 rf |
< 100 >130
<130 >160 <160 >190 |
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CHD RF
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men >45
women >55 HTN Cigarettes HDL <40 Fam Hx premature CHD (male <55, femail <65) |
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SAAG method of calculating exudate vs. transudate
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serum alb - fluid alb
If it's >1 then transudate |
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indication for thyroid testing, seemingly unrelated
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hyperlipidemia
unexplained decreased sodium increased CK |
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ARDS patient on a ventilator with respiratory alkalosis. Next step?
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increase PEEP
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clasp knife
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decreased muscle tone after resistance to passive movement
hypertonia |
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Aa gradient calculation
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PAO2 - PaO2
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normal Aa
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<15
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abnormal Aa
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>30
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hypoxanthine guanin phosphoribosy transferase
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Lesche Nyan
HGPT |
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problem with sulfonylureas
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wt gain
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mode of action of sulfonylureas
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insulin secretagogue
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mode of action of metformin
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blocks gluconeogenesis
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efect of miglitol/acarbose
side effect |
alpha glucosidase inhibitors that block uptake of sugar in the small bowel
downside is farting |
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bad side effect of pioglitazone
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CHF
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diabetes med with SIADH
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sulfonylureas
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renal insufficiency is a contraindication to which diabetes rx? why?
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metformin
lactic acidoses |
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BP target in diabetics
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130/80
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LDL target for diabetes
for diabetes and coronary disease |
<100
<70 |
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LDL level in diabetic to start statins
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130
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lipid drug counterindicated in DM
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Niacin (poor glucose control)
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rx for microalbuminuria
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ACE
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focal segmental is associated with
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injection drug use
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normal cup to disk ration
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1/3
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if cub/disk ration is great, this indicates
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glaucoma
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rx for glaucoma
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pilocarpine
beta blocker |
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tx for retinal artery occlusion
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aspirin
thrombolytics push on eye |
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diabetic
bloating early satiety next step? |
reglan and erythromycin
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diabetic
low bicarb black stuf on roof of mounth |
DKA - mucormycosis
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cavernous sinus thrombosis bug
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mucormycosis/rhizopus
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sulfur granules,
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actinomyces
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bug in neutropenic pts
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aspergillus
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bug from bites of sandlflies
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leschmaniasis
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pulmonary and brain infection in immunocompromised
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nocardia
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bug from wet areas, river valleys
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histo
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rx for mucor
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amphotericin B
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rx for aspergillis
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caspofungin
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rx for candida
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fluconazole
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rx for crypto maintenance
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fluconazole
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side effect of ampho
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RTA
metabolic acidis decreased bicarb decreased potassium increased chloride |
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antifungal causing gynecomastia
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ketoconazole
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key steps in response to a mucor infection
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1) ampho
2) maximum debridement |
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hyperglycemia with normal hgb A1C
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smogy effect
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increased JVP on inhalation
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kussmaul sign
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why heavy breathing in DKA
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compensat for metabolic acidosis
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key lab value for severity of DKA
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serum bicarb
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1st step in DKA treatment
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fluid NS
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kind of acidosis:
Kussmaul Carbon monoxide |
lactic acidosis
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EKKG findin in DKA
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peaked T waves
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Wide QRS, no R waves in V1V2
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LBB
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ST segment depression in I, AVL, 4,5,6
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lateral wall ischemia
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bicarb level in DKA
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decreased
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relationship between Na and glucose in dKA
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Glu up 100 for every Na down 1.6
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Why does BP go down in DKA
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osmotic diuresis. Sugar goes out and takes fluid with it
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bad side effect of fluid resuscitation in DKA from correcting sugars too rapidly
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seizure
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bad side effect of fluid resuscitatio in DKA from correcting salt too rapidly
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seizure from sodium
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cause of rhabdo by electorly abonormality
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quickly down K and free water
myocytes angry |
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most common site for hemorrhagic stroke
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putamen
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gaze drifting away from paralytic side
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putamen stroke
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what part of the putamen leads to hemiparesis
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internal capsule
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man from Ohio with warty, heaped up skin lesions with a violaceous hue and sharply demarcated border
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blasto
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skin lesions and an asymptomating lung primary infection
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blasto
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acute pna which presents as cough, fever, malaise, from southeaster us
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Histo
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Pulmonary infection with erythema nodosum, SW
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cocco
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electrolyte change with furosemide
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K down
mg down |
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cause of hearing loss in HIV
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noninfectious effusion 2/2 HIV LAD
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mechanism of HT
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antibodies vs heparin platelet factor 4 complex
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how to evaluate liver damage in acute hepatitis
chronic hepatitis? |
LFTs
biopsy |
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tx for pericardities in patient with ARF
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dialysis
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chronic malabsorptive diarrhea
wt loss, migratory non-deforming arthritis lymphadenopathy low grade fever |
whipples disease
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PAS + macrophages with non-acid-fast gram + bacilli
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Whipples
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what are patients with nephrotic syndrome at risk for?
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atherosclerosis
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hyponatremia and dehydration in neonate
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CAH/21 hydroxylas deficiency
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mechanism for globes pushed outward in graves
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preorbital lymphocytic infiltration
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gram positive, branching bacterin in neck
tx? |
Actinomyces
high dose penicillin 6-12wks |
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needl shaped crustals in urine sediment
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uric acid stones
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rx for UTI in pregnancy
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nitrofurantoin
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no breast developmetn or menstruation
next two steps? |
FSH.
if low, GnRH stim test if high, Karyotype |
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menopausal woman with dysuria and increased frequency
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likely due to decreased estrogen
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selenium deficiency leads to
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cardiomyopathy
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zinc deficiency
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alopecia
skin lesions abnormal taste imparied wound healing |
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SLE patient with a positie RPR
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not necessarily syphillis
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most common cause of neonatal sepsis/meningitis
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strep B
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3rd most common cause of neonatal sepsis/meningitis
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listeria
"its down on the LIST" |
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mammo recommendations
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1/2yrs until 75
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epigastric pain relieved by eating
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duodenal ulcer
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likely cause of duodenal ulcer disease
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h pylori
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classic indications for AS
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syncope
angina dyspnea SAD |
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tx for AS with syncope
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valve replacement
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how to eval for suspected diverticulitis
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CT
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protein at fault inhereditary spherocytosis
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spectrin
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gallstones associated with hereditary spherocytosis
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pigmented
(calcium bilirubinate) |
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bilirubin in urine
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conjugated
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bilirubinemia in hemolytic anemia
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unconjugated
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bilirubin type in thalassemia
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unconjugated
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bilirubin type in Gilberts
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unconjugated
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bilirubin type in PNH
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unconjugated
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bilirubin type in Rotors
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conjugated
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dull, aching fullness of scrotum
soft swelling not transilluminating swelling increases with valsalva bag of worms what is the part involved |
varicocele
(dilation of pampiniform plexus) |
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cause of varicocele
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incompetent valves in testicular vein
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NE US tick causing hemolysis
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babesia, a parasite transmited by the idoxes tic
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RMSF that is spotless. bug?
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ehrlichiosis
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diverticulosis leads to bleeding.
next step |
labelled erythrocyte scintigraph to ID site of bleed
Technetium 99 |
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bluish white lesions that look like table salt crystals on an erythematous bucal mucous membrane
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koplik spots in measles
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childhood disease that can present with proteinuria
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measles
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erythema infectiosum
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5th disease (B19)
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fever more than 5 days
cutaneous and lymph node changes |
kawasaki
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strawberry tongue
desquamation |
kawasaki or scartlet fever
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fever 3-4 days then a face sparing rash
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6th disease = roseola
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mild fever, malaise, post cervical LAD
3 day rash from face to trunk |
rubella
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14 year old boy with epistaxis and congestion of one side of nose
seen to have mass/bone erosion ID? tx? prognosis? |
juvenile angiofibroma
surgery by specialist possible recurrence |
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hemosiderin deposits and fibrosis
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hemophilia
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rx for human bite
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amox/clav
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rx for dog bite
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amox/clav
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coveragy by augmentine
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gram +/-, anaerobes
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coverage by clinda
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gram +
anaerobes no gram - |
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coverage by ampicillin
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no beta lactamas
may not do anaerobes |
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C3 deposits on GBM
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membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis
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