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what presents with refractory hypoxemia and infiltrates?
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ARDS
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difference between MM and WMG?
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nose bleed in WMG |
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what test do you order for symptomatic kid with foreign body?
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upper endoscopy
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bias based on having answers that are "cool"
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social desirability bias |
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type of bias when groups are treated differently?
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procedure bias |
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type of bias that improves with random selection and has an alternative exposure for a certain end result? |
confounding bias |
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type of bias when the population doesn't fit the study |
measurement
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bias that doesn't include all of the variables |
omitting bias |
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MCC of mortality in ESRD |
MI |
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skin condition caused by complement activation. ass with celiac disease?
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dermatitis herpetiformis |
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also called subacute granulomatous and has decreased uptake on thyroid scan |
dequervain's thyroiditis
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most common of all germ cell tumors in men |
seminoma |
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2 testicular cancers associated with increased HCG
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Chorio and seminoma |
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testicular CA with a poor px |
chorio |
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Seen in pre-pubertal boys and is high in afp |
yolk sac tumor |
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testicular tumor with fried egg appearance
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seminoma |
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risk factors for testicular cancer |
personal or fam hx of testicular ca infertility kleinfelters |
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what does the talus do when the ankle plantar flexes
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anterior |
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what does the talus do when the ankle dorsi flexes
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posterior
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Ankle injury type: ATL injured only
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Type I |
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Ankle injury type: ATL and FCL injured
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Type II |
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Ankle injury type: All 3 ligaments injured |
Type III |
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Name the kidney condition associated with the disease: HIV |
FSGS
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Name the kidney condition associated with the disease: Syphillis |
Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis
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Name the kidney condition associated with the disease: Hep B and C |
Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis
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Type of anemia and how to treat it |
Sideroblastic anemia tx with pyroxidine |
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has a serum ascites albumin gradient >1.1
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portal HTN |
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tx for generalized pustular psoriasis |
oral retinoids |
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Tx of mom and kid with candida of the nipple |
baby-oral azole |
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has n/t at 4th and 5th finger and affects the ulnar nerve
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cubital tunnel syndrome |
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how do you treat this?
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deferoxamine
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what do you check for on amniocentesis
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AFP and ACH
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study to look for genetic factors
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twin concordance study |
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what type of study that looks at genetic and environmental factors
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adoption |
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what type of study is cross-sectional?
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prevalence |
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what 2 types of studies look at environmental factors only? |
cohort and case-control |
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what makes a confidence interval not statistically significant? |
including 1 |
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management for fibroadenoma of the breast |
US and fine needle bx |
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what ion def causes cardiomyopathy and muscle deficiency? |
selenium |
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what ion def causes fatigue and anemia? |
copper |
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what ion def causes tremors and seizures? |
magnesium
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what syndrome has thrombosis of the hepatic vein or IVC? How do you dx?
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abd US |
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Difference between Rett's syndrome and Autism?
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Rett's has microcephaly and stereotypic hand movements |
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Pneumonia vaccine schedule in a person without and with DM
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once and 5 years after |
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treatment for idiopathic bilateral hyperplasia hyperaldosteronism |
spironolactone |
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treatment of unilateral adrenal adenoma |
surgery |
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name 2 complications of CLL |
pure red cell aplasia autoimmune thrombocytopenia |
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if a MRI is negative for a lesion, what's the next step? |
dx mammo |
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management of hypocalcium- cut off for oral vs iv
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<7.5- IV |
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what happens when you give a ACTH secreting tumor low dose vs high dose steroids? if it's from an adrenal source, what happens? |
Cortisol should be >1.8 reduces by 50% no suppression |
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Anemia of Chronic Dz -Iron -TIBC -Ferritin |
Iron and TIBC low and Ferritin high
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Iron def anemia -Iron -TIBC -Ferritin |
Iron low, TIBC high |
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Name the virus that causes the disease: Measles Rubella Sixth's disease |
paramyxovirus togavirus HHV6 |
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score that sees how far above or below the mean is from the standard deviation
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Z |
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used when population parameters are estimates
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t |
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treatment for polycythemia
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hydroxyurea |
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treatment for tourette's |
Haldol or fluphenazine |
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has bilateral opacities in the upper lobes of the lung |
silicosis |
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bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy (not sarcoidosis) |
berrylium |
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failure to pass meconium in the first 48 hours is the buzz word and how to dx it
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rectal bx |
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this is used by HMO's to reimburse a flat fee per service regardless of service rendered |
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congenital heart murmur with dilated pulm vasculature |
PDA |
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Name that pleural effusion >80% lymphocytes, increased total protein an adenosine aminase >40 |
TB |
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Name that pleural effusion
low glucose |
RA
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Name that pleural effusion white and milky with increased TG's |
Lymphoma |
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PE |
bloody |
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anti scl + |
aka anti-topoisomerase |
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has neuro and renal involvement with a lesion in the groin area |
goucher disease |
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has neuro disease, HSM, pancytopenia and osteoporosis
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fabry's |
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how to treat diabetic retinopathy |
laser photocoagulation |
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Difference between Kawasaki's and Scarlett Fever |
No conjunctivitis with scarlett fever |
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what causes osteo in sickle cell
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salmonella and staph |
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The power of a study lies in its ability to avoid what type of error? |
type 2 |
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what do you treat akasthia with |
beta blocker or benzo |
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EKG findings of PE |
S1Q3T3 |
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A kid that can stand on their foot for 3 seconds, walk up and down stairs, fantasy play and cant draw a triangle |
3-4 yo |
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Can only walk backward and put on 1 piece of clothes
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2-3 yo |
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How to dx intussception |
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what antipsychotic can cause hyperprolactinemia |
fluphenazine |
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when do you get a CT with a concussion |
vomiting |
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How long does someone with a type 1 concussion stay out for the 1st and 2nd time |
+1 week |
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How long does someone with a type 2 concussion stay out for the 1st and 2nd time
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1 week +2 weeks |
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How long does someone with a type 3 concussion stay out for the 1st and 2nd time
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go to hospital, 2 weeks +1 month |
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pauarticular vs polyarticular JRA
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poly >5 joints |
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treatment for mod persistent asthma
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steroid + LABA |
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What condition is worse with wrist extension and supination |
Lat epicondylitis |
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What is both diagnostic and therapeutic for volvulus
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sigmoidoscopy |