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Systemic blastomycosis: presentation (3)
*
Pulmonary symptoms
Ulcerated skin lesions
Lytic bone lesions
Blastomycosis: tx
Itraconazole or amphotericin B
Two substances predisposing to pseudotumor cerebri
* (SE)
Isotretinoin
Vitamin A
Length of lithium maintenance in BPD
Single manic episode: at least 1 year
Three+ relapses: lifelong tx
Size of vessels in Wegener's
Small and medium
Presentation of Wegener's
*
Glomerulonephritis
Upper and lower respiratory tract dz
Serology in Wegener's
* (seen in?)
c-ANCA
Very high Ca levels: most likely cause?
Hypercalcemia of malignancy
LH:FSH ratio in PCOS
* (ratio increased in PCOS)
Increased
TB ppx in HIV
INH
Fluconazole: uses (3) in HIV
* (med for)
1) Cryptococcus neoformans ppx
2) Coccidioides immitis ppx
3) Frequent Candida infections
PCP ppx in HIV: 2 organisms
* (ppx for)
PCP
Toxo
Azithromycin ppx in HIV: for what?
MAC when CD4 <50
Alternatives to heparin for HIT
Danaparoid
Direct thrombin inhibitors (argatroban, lepirudin)
Drugs causing priapism (2)
* (common SE)
Prazosin
Trazodone
MC organism causing pericarditis
Coxsackie
Management of alkali (lye) ingestion
Endoscopy
Liver histology in PBC
* (cause of this type of liver damage)
Ductopenia
Liver histology in acetaminophen toxicity
* (cause of this type of liver damage)
Centrilobular or diffuse necrosis
Liver histology in PSC
* (cause of this type of liver damage)
Periductal portal tract fibrosis
Segmental bile duct stenosis
Hyperextended neck, impaired inspiration, hot potato voice: dx?
Epiglottitis
MCC of croup
* (Causes what?)
Parainfluenza virus type I
Foreign body aspiration: type of breathing difficulty
Expiratory difficulty (wheezing)
Horseshoe kidney: seen in?
Turner syndrome
Bullous myringitis: a/w?
Mycoplasma pneumoniae
CD4 count at which to start PCP ppx
<200
Presentation of Behcet's syndrome (3)
*
Recurrent oral and genital ulcers
Uveitis
Skin lesions, incl erythema nodosum
Management of TCA intoxication
-Mild
-Severe
-Physostigmine
-Sodium bicarbonate
Glatiramer acetate: use
MS
Decreased vascular compliance: type of HTN
* (cause)
Isolated systolic HTN with widened pulse pressure in elderly pt
Cause of HTN in hypothyroidism
Increased systemic vascular resistance
Malaria ppx:
-Chloroquine-resistant P. falciparum
-P. vivax and P. ovale
* (type of malaria)
-Mefloquine
-Primaquine
PCP tx
IV TMP-SMX
+ Oral prednisolone for PaO2 <70
PCP tx for pts who cannot tolerate TMP-SMX
IV Pentamidine
Bilateral solid ovarian masses in pregnancy: dx & rx?
* (presentation)
Pregnancy luteoma; no action necessary
Type of paralysis with botulism
* (Infectious dx)
Descending paralysis
Rapidly progressive ascending paralysis with no other abnormalities: dx?
Tick-borne paralysis. Remove tick.
Type 4 RTA
-Cause
-Presentation
*
-Deficiency of or insensitivity to aldosterone
-Hyperkalemic non-gap metabolic acidosis
Cardiomyopathy in amyloidosis: presentation
*
Restrictive cardiomyopathy with thickened ventricular walls and preserved ventricular dimensions
Type of amyloidosis a/w chronic inflammatory conditions
* (a/w?)
AA amyloidosis
Rh antibody titer at which a woman is considered sensitized
>= 1:6
Granulosa cell tumor: type of hormone secreted
* (which tumor secretes this?)
Estrogen
Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor: type of hormone secreted
* (which tumor secretes this?)
Androgens
HR for Apgar of 2
>100
Reaction to nasal stimulation: Apgars
0: None
1: Grimace
2: Cough
Tone/activity: Apgars
0: Limp
1: Some flexion of extremities
2: Active flexion of extremities
Goodpasture's syndrome: cause
*
Anti-GBM antibodies
Goodpasture's: tx
Emergency plasmapheresis
Leuprolide:
-Class
-Indication
*
-GnRH antagonist
-Metastatic prostate ca
Absence sz: tx (2)
Ethosuxamide
Valproic acid
Initial drug of choice for partial sz
Phenytoin
Pain over anteromedial part of tibial plateau, just below joint line of knee: dx?
* (presentation)
Anserine bursitis
Electrolyte imbalance causing increased DTRs
Hypocalcemia
Electrolyte imbalance causing decreased DTRs
* (neuro manifestation)
Hypermagnesemia
All-trans retinoic acid: treats?
* (Tx)
Acute promyelocytic leukemia
Philadephia chromosome
9;22 (BCR-ABL - CML)
Trachoma: presentation (2)
*
Follicular conjunctivitis
Pannus (neovascularization) in cornea
Dz caused by cryptococcus in HIV/AIDS with CD4 <200
Meningoencephalitis
Dx of acromegaly
Measurement of GH levels following oral glucose load (will not be suppressed)
Urine Na in pre-renal renal failure
Very low (<10 mEq/L)
2 meds for overflow incontinence
*
Bethanechol (muscarinic)
Alpha-blockers
Type of hydrocephalus caused by SAH
Communicating
Dandy-Walker and Arnold-Chiari: type of hydrocephalus
Non-communicating
Head CT findings with Dandy-Walker
*
Cystic expansion of fourth ventricle
Head CT findings with Arnold-Chiari
*
Protrusion of posterior fossa structures through foramen magnum
Triad of congenital toxo
*
Chorioretinitis
Hydrocephalus
Intracranial calcifications
Trad of congenital rubella
*
Deafness
Cataracts
Cardiac defects
Size of vessels in temporal arteritis
Large
Polymyalgia rheumatica: bad association
Temporal arteritis
Temporal arteritis: tx
High-dose steroids
Enthesitis
-Definition
-Common sites
-Association
*
-Pain & inflammation at site of tendon/ligament attachment to bone
-Heels, tibial tuberosities, iliac crests
-Ankylosing spondylitis
RDW in
-Thalassemias
-Iron-deficiency anemia
* (Condition with this RDW)
-Normal
-Elevated (>20%)
Anti-Jo antibodies seen in?
* (Ab)
Polymyositis
Anti-RNP antibodies seen in?
* (Ab)
Mixed connective tissue disease
PE findings in lung consolidation (3)
*
Dullness to percussion
Egophany
Bronchial (increased) breath sounds
Pain from which kind of ulcer is improved with food?
* (effect of food)
Duodenal ulcer
Pain from which kind of ulcer is worsened by food?
* (effect of food)
Gastric ulcer
Riluzole
-Class
-Indication
*
-Glutamate inhibitor
-ALS
When can post-exposure VZIg be given?
Until 72-96 hours after exposure
Severe lung exacerbation in pt with CF: tx?
Ceftazadime + gentamicin
Anti-pseudomonals (5)
*
Ceftazidime
Ticarcillin
Aminoglycosides
Imipenem/meropenem
Ciprofloxacin/levofloxacin
% transferrin saturation in hemochromatosis
*
Elevated transferrin sat (>= 45%)
Tx of recurrent hypercalciuric stones
HCTZ
Low urine pH: type of stone?
* (Urine finding)
Uric acid stone
Tx of uric acid stones
* (tx of what?)
Potassium bicarb or potassium citrate to alkalinize urine
Liver histology finding in Dubin-Johnson
*
Dark granular pigment in hepatocytes
Urine finding in Dubin-Johnson
*
Elevated proportion of coproporphyrin I in urine
Anchovy paste material in?
Amebic abscess
Tx of amebic abscess?
Oral metronidazole
-Initial dx test in ZE
-F/U test if results are non-diagnostic
*
-Serum gastrin concentration
-Secretin stimulation test (secretin stimulates release of gastrin from gastrinoma cells only)
MC nerve injury with fracture of midshaft of humerus
* (injury damaging)
Radial nerve
Sign of radial nerve damage
* (nerve?)
Wrist drop
Sign of ulnar nerve damage
* (nerve?)
Claw hand
Friedrich ataxia: type of mutation
Trinucleotie repeat
2 antipsychotics available in depot form
Fluphenazine
Haloperidal
Test of choice for urinary stones
Non-contrast spiral CT of abdomen and pelvis
Schilling Test: for?
B12 deficiency/pernicious anemia
Prussian blue staining: for what?
* (test for)
Sideroblastic anemia
Serum LDH increased in which type of megaloblastic anemia?
B12 deficiency
Nature of facial lesion in Sturge-Weber
Cavernous hemangioma
Skull x-ray finding in Sturge-Weber
* (seen in?)
Tramline intracranial calcifications
Heinz bodies: seen in?
* (RBC finding)
G6PD deficiency
Heinz bodies: appearance?
*
Precipitants appearing in RBCs after crystal violet dye
Howell-Jolly bodies: seen in?
* (RBC finding)
Asplenia (functional or actual)
Howell-Jolly bodies: appearance?
*
Single, round, blue RBC inclusion on Wright stain
Umbilcated vesicles over area of healing atopic dermatitis: dx?
* (Presentation)
Eczema herpeticum
Lab findings in inflammatory myopathies (2)
Elevated ESR
Elevated creatine kinase
Pernicious anemia: future risk of what?
Gastric cancer
Electrolyte abnormality predisposing to torsades
* (cardiac abnl a/w)
Hypomagnesemia
PPD considered positive in HIV pt
>5mm
Tx of asx HIV pt with + PPD
INH (+pyridoxine) x 9 months
Cotton-wool spots seen in what kind of diabetic retinopathy
* (retinal finding)
Pre-proliferative diabetic retinopathy
2 radiographical findings in osteosarcoma
*
Codman's triangle
Sunburst pattern
Radiographical finding in Ewing's sarcoma
*
Osteolytic lesion with onion-skin appearance
Tx for giardiasis
Metronidazole
Tx of uncomplicated acute bacterial sinusitis in children
Amoxicillin
Hep B serology during window period
Anti-HBcAg
Cryoprecipitate contains?
* (in what?)
Fibrinogen
Tx of TTP
Plasmapheresis
Next step if fingerstick lead screening is positive
Confirm with serum lead level
Rapid reversal of warfarin anticoagulation
FFP
DDAVP
-Given preop to whom?
-WHy
*
-Given pre-op to pts with mild hemophilia A
-Increases Factor VIII levels by releasing vWF
Test of choice for AAA
Abdominal US
Causes of hyperprolactinemia (3)
1) Elevated TRH (eg 2/2 hypothyroidism)
2) Dopamine antagonists
3) Pituitary/hypothalamic tumors
Management of foreign body aspiration
Direct laryngoscopy and RIGID bronchoscopy
MCHC in HS
* (Condition)
Elevated MCHC
Complications of HS (3)
*
Cholelithiasis
Chronic leg ulcers
Aplastic crisis
Rx in HS
Folic acid supplementation
Build tower of 2 blocks: when?
* (tower of how many blocks?)
15 months
Obeys 2-step command: when?
2 years
Raking grasp: when?
6 months
Tower of 6 blocks: when?
* (tower of how many blocks?)
2 years
When to do GBS cultures
35-37 weeks
PPV
-Meaning
-Equation
*
-Proportion of pts with + test who truly have the dz
-TP/(TP+FP)
NPV
-Meaning
-Equation
*
Proportion of pts with - test who truly don't have the dz
-TN/(TN+FN)
Sensitivity
-Meaning
-Equation
*
-Proportion of pts with a dz who have a positive test
-TP/(TP+FN)
Specificity
-Meaning
-Equation
*
-Proportion of pts without a dz who have a negative test
-TN(TN+FP)
Ranitidine: class
H2-receptor antagonist
Dx test for pancreatic pseudocyst
US
Appearance of cells in HSV esophagitis
*
Ballooning degeneration, eosinophilic intranuclear inclusions
Immunodeficiencies with Giardia infection
B-cell deficiencies
Max FiO2 in ventilated pts
40%
Thayer-Martin media
* (type of plating media)
Gonococcus
Skin finding with Mycoplasma pneumonia
Erythema multiforme
Sumatriptan: class
Serotonin agonist
Rx to prevent vasospasm in pts who have had SAH
Calcium channel blockers
Cause of restrictive lung disease with increased functional residual capacity
Ankylosing spondylitis (fusion of costovertebral joints)
"Pencil-in-cup" deformity: seen in what?
* (radiographic finding)
Psoriatic arthritis
Extra heart sound in aortic stenosis
S4
Nerve at risk in fracture of medial epicondyle of humerus
* (injury that can damage)
Ulnar nerve
Finding in radial nerve injury
* (Nerve?)
Wrist drop
Two causes of radial nerve damage
* (Nerve?)
Humeral midshaft fracture
Improperly fitting crutches
Nerve at risk in anterior shoulder dislocation
* (Injury that can damage)
Axillary nerve
Enzyme in adipose tissue that converts adrenal androgens to estrogen
Aromatase
Cat-scratch disease
-Organism
-Presentation
*
-Bartonella henselae
-Lymphadenopathy
Pruritic, elevated, serpiginous lesions: dx?
* (presentation)
Cutaneous larva migrans
Cutaneous larva migrans
-Organism
-Found where?
*
-Ancylostoma braziliense (dog/cat hookworm)
-Tropical/subtropical sand
Cause of febrile transfusion rxn
* (type of transfusion reaction)
Host antibodies to donor leukocytes
Breastfeeding jaundice
-Type of hyperbilirubinemia
-When?
-Cause
-Pathophsyiology
*
-Unconjugated
-Jaundice a few days after birth
-Insufficient breastfeeding
-Increased enterohepatic circulation
Galactosemia: type of hyperbilirubinemia
Conjugated
Condition with elevated ACE levels
Sarcoidosis
Lateral spinothalamic tracts: type of sensation
* (tract?)
Pain and temp
Where do lateral spinothalamic tracts cross?
Early
Where will sensory loss start with damage to lateral spinothalamic tract?
Contralateral loss of pain & temp sensation two levels below lesion
Bowel ischemia: acid-base abnl
Anion-gap metabolic acidosis
CF
-Chromosome
-MC type of mutation
-Ch 7
-Three base-pair deletion
Goal INR for pt with AFib
2.0-3.0
Goal INR for pt with idiopathic DVT
2.0-3.0
Goal INR for pt with prosthetic heart valve
2.5-3.5
Segment of spine most often affected by RA
Cervical spine
Screening mammogram schedule
Every two years from 50-75
"Blood and thunder" appearance on fundoscopic exam: dx?
CRVO
CRVO: presentation on fundoscopic exam (4)
*
1) Optic disk swelling
2) Retinal hemorrhage
3) Dilated veins
4) Cotton wool spots
CRAO: presentation on fundoscopic exam (3)
*
1) Optic disk pallor
2) Cherry red fovea
3) Boxcar segmentation of blood in retinal veins
MC nephropathy a/w carcinoma
Membranous nephropathy
Type of nephropathy a/w Hodgkin's lymphoma
Minimal change disease
Initial hematuria: location of lesion?
* (type of hematuria)
Urethral
Terminal hematuria: location of lesion
* (type of hematuria)
Bladder or prostate lesion
Total hematuria: location of lesion
* (type of hematuria)
Ureteral or renal