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next step after vitals for someone with suspected pancreatitis
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LFTs with lipase levels
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characteristics of torsades
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ventricular rate
>100 frequent variations in morphology QPRS peaks twist |
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treatment for torsades in a hemodynamically unstable patient
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defibrillation
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treatment for torsades in a stable patient
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magnesium sulfate
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treatment for stable ventricular tachycardia
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synchronized cardioversion
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treatment for stable atrial fibrillation
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synchronized cardioversion
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a drug that can potentially cause torsades
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amiodarone
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common cause of torsades
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QT prolongation
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causes of QT prolongation
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hypomagnesium
hypokalemia |
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first step in treating heat stroke
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augment evaporative cooling
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what to do if him clunks during birth
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1) Barlow test)
2) ultrasound of hips 3) refer to ortho 4) Pavlik harness to abduct for 1-2 mos |
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victim at wheel of auto, chest bruises, peripheral cyanosis, breath sounds in lower fields b/l
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flail chest
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hypotension and neck vein distension
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cardiac tamponade
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likelihood of HIV transmission by human bite
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o%
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likely infections with human bits
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Eikinella
Stap aureus alpha-hemolytic strep Haemophilus Peptostrep Actinomyces |
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likely infections with cat and dog bites
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pasteurella multicoda and especially with cats can lead to osteo
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best abx for human bites
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amp-sulbactam
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best abc for cat and dog bites
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amp sulbactam (the same!)
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in metastatic disease to brain can radiation help
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yes, it improves survival 3-6 mos
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in metastatic disease to brain can steroids help
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yes, up to 2 months
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do we prophylax with anti seizure meds for brain mets?
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no
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best first test for suspected perforated ulcer with peritonitis
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upright chest xray
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after X-ray what do we do next for perforated ulcer with peritonitis
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laparotomy
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what cause xanthomatous nodules
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hereditary hyperlipidemic syndromes
(versus cholesterol for xanthelasma) |
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memory loss with 2 of cognitive fluctuations, VH, parkinsonism
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Lewy Body
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demential that presents in 50 year olds with changes in personality first
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frontotemporal
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what class of meds increases VH in parkinsons pts
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dopamine agonists
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best initial mgmt for person with diabetes and succession splash
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upper GI endoscopy
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best test for diagnosing diabetic gastroparesis
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scintigraphic gastric emptying study
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meds for diabetic neuropathy
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amitiptyline, duloxeting, pregabalin
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precocious puberty in males and females with rapid acceleration of height, bone age, thelarche, adrenarche, pubarche, menarche
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Hypothalamic hamartomas (secreting GnRH)
treated with GnRH analog |
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precocious puberty in infancy
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benight premature thelarche
not treated, will reverse |
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precocious puberty with virilization in females and peripheral isosexual precocious puberty in males, leading to Cushing's
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Adrenal tumors
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precocious puberty with accelerated height, bone age, menstrual bleeding, estradiol elevated
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ovarian tumor producing estrogen
tx is usually surgical |
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cafe au laid spots
fibrous dysplasia of bone precocious puberty |
McCune-Albright caused by excessive production of estrogen from ovarian cysts
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FEV1/FVC in asthma
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decreased
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what happens to asthmatics on methacholine challenge
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normal
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imaging modality for abdominal abscess
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ultrasound
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how to use abc for patients with esophageal varicose that bleed
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prophylactically given high risk of infectious complications
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what is an apical lung nodule with popcorn calcifications
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pulmonary hamartoma, and not concerning
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are eccentric , reticular/punctate calcifications in the lung concerning?
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yes
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what kinds of lung calcification are benign?
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popcorn
concentric or laminated central diffuse homogenous |
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what kinds of lung calcification are not benign
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eccentric
reticular punctate |
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diet after chole
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no changes needed
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tx for nurse with low Hep B titres who is exposed
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IG and initate revaccination
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what stool studies do you do for someone with foul-smelling loose stools for 10 months
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stool microscopic exam (not cultures)
this person has celiac |
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igA endomysial antibodies indicated
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celiac
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morphological changes in celiac
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villus blunting and lymphocytic and plasma cell infiltration in GI tract
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mainstay of diagnosis in celiac
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small intestinal biopsy
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transmural inflammation of mucosa
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Crohns
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superficial mucosal inflammation with infiltration of plasma cells
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UC
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girl with grimacing, delayed patellar reflex relaxation, changes in pitch and volume of voice, muscular tone mildly decreased, pronator drift, 2/6 holosystolic murmur. ? and how to treat
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Sydenham Chorea Treat with penicillin
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how to handle a new patient asking for pain meds
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2 weeks supply
pain contract |
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most common side effect after LEAP
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bleeding
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when does pap smear interval change, and what are former and later frequenceis
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2 years at ag 21
change to 2-3 after - three negatives - age thirty |
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sensitivity is
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ability to catch the disease if it's there
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best treatment for bereavement related insomnia in the elderly
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behaviorl therapy and relaxation
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future risk in a woman who had preeclampsia
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elevated but not sure to happen
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first order after suspecting pancreatitis
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LFTs and lipase
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first step in managing pancreatitis
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IV fluids and narcotics
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drug for pancreatitis
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imipenem
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twisting tachy oscillating QRS
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torsades
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first step in treatment of torsades if pt stable? unstable?
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magnesium
defibrillation |
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what is synchronized cardioversion used for?
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stable ventricular tachy
a fib a flutter SVT |
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what rhythm often happens with QT prolognation
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torsades
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causes of torsades
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low mag
lok K macrolides antihistamines |
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milk type product that gives a cgood source of calcium ok for lactose intolerance
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yogurt
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imaging for diverticulitis
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CT
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what to do if a patient from endemic area with prior BCG has a tuberculin of 16mm and RIL fibrosis with no signs of active TB
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isonizid for 9 mod because induration >10 (
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induration to treat HIV pt
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5mm
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inducartion to treat recently exposure
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5mm
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induration with fibrotic changes suggesting prior tb
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5mm
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inducation for transplant reciptient
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5mm
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induration for IV drug user
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10mm
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induration fo healthcare workers
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10mm
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induration for kids <4
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10mm
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induration for people with no risk factors
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15mm
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fibrosis in upper lobes suggest
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latent tb
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tx for latent tb
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isoniazid for 9 mos
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what is pyelophblebitis
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infectious thrombosis in portal veins
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main complication fo appendicitis in pregnancy
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perforation with peritonitis and subsequent pylephlebitis
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chromosome mutations in CML
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9, 22
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translocation in CML
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bcr/abl
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treatment for CML
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tk inhibitors
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nail wound for someone who has a clean wound but unknown immunization status
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toxoid only
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nail wound in which patient has a clean wound, prior 3 doses, more than 10 years ago
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toxoid only
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nail wound contaminated, 3 or more doses of antitoxin >5 years ago
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toxoid only
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nail wound, contaminated, unknown immunization status
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toxoid and IG
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endocarditis and conduction system abnormalities: which vallve
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aortic (because of close proximity to ventricular conduction system)
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tx for large retrosternal multinodular goiter in euthyroid pt
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surgery
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rx for hypercholesterolemia and hyper TGL
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statin
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what to add to treatment with statin if it fails to control hyper TGL
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gemfibrozil or niazin
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first step after exposure to hazardous dry chemicals
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brush away
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next step for unresponsive patient who was hit by lightening
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continue chest compressions (quite prolonged, actually)n, and give epinephrine for the asystole
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what is defibrillation used for
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vfib
pulseless ventricular tachycardia |
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treatement for carpal tunnel
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1) NSAIDS long course, stroid injections, splinting
2) occupational rehab |
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most common cause of thrombophilia
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Factor V leiden
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