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HIV pt with CD4<50 with sx of esophagitis?
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- MC is candida so start on fluconazole
- if no response in 3-5d, do esophagoscopy, don't to esophagoscopy first - ddx HSV, CMV |
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pt with osteomyeltitis s/p nail puncture... organism?
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- nosocomial = pseudomonas
- tx fluoroquinolones - if hx of DM = strep, staph |
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fungal infx in facial sinuses?
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- mucormycosis 2/2 rhizopus
- tx: surgical debridement + IV amphotericin - deadly! - DM is RF |
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immunocompromized pt with pulm nodule with halo sign?
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- invasive aspergillosis
- CT: halo signs around nodules or lesions with air crescent |
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Histo
Blasto Coccidioidomycosis |
- Histo: south east, mid atlantic, hilar adenopathy, pneumonitis
- blaso: central US, lungs, skin, bones, prostate - SW US, C and S America - cutaneous findings, erythema multiforme/nodosum, arthralgias |
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PCP
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- hypoxia out of proportion to radiographic findings, elevated LDH
- give bactrim - steroid also reduces mortality: indications = PaO2 <70, A-a >35 - pentamidine if can't tolerate bactrim |
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CSF of bacterial meningitis?
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- increased WBC, protein, decreased glucose
- if skin lesions = meningococcal - if no skin lesions, consider pneumococcal |
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DM pt with black nectroic ear lesion?
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- pseudomonas
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MC cause bacterial sinusitis w/ no necrosis?
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- H flu, moraxella
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meningitis in immunosuppressed pts?
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- cryptococcus
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pt with lung infx during long steroid, immunosuppressed tx?
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- acid fast, G+, branching rods = nocardiosis (in soil, see noducles with cavitations, chest wall invasion, can spread subQ or brain abscess => tx is bactrim
- acid fast rods, no gram stain = TB - Actinomyces - presents similar to nocardia but aerobic and facultative anaerobic, cervicofacial dz and sinus tracts, sulfer granules |
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sulfer granules
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actinomyces
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murmur that increases with inspiration?
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- right sided murmur b/c increased inspiration increases venous return
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endocarditis
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- IVDU = staph => VANC
- no IVDU = strep, enterococci => amp-sublactam |
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karposi sarcoma
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- HHV-8
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pt with flu sx that gets better with med, but dvlps sx again a week alter?
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- influenza infx followed by staph PNA infx
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staph PNA?
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- uncommon cause of CAP, occurs in hospital, nursing home, IVDU, CF, s/p influenza infx
- G+ cocci in clusters |
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Klebsiella PNA
Pseudo PNA Mycoplasma PNA |
- kleb: drinkers, DM, currant jelly, empyema, cavitation, see G- encapsulated rods
- pseudo: G- rod, CF, bronchiectasis - Myco: HA, non productive cough, neg cultures, + cold agglutinins |
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pt with erythema migrans?
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- asympt, bulls-eye, other nonspecific complains = lyme -> just tx, clinical dx,give oral doxy
- if intermediate pretest prob => elisa followed by western blot - if pregant give amox, if early dissmenated or late give ctx |
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pt jaundice s/p tick bite?
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babesiosis => hemolytic anemia; can dvlp rash if thrombocytopenic
- lots of blood abnormalities, abnormal LFTs, low complement, high ESR - very ill if no spleen - do Giemsa stain - tx: guinine- clindamycin or atovaquone-azithromycin |
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ehrlichiosis
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spotless rock mountain spotted fever via tick
- leukopenia, thrombocytopenia |
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Q fever
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- coxiella burnetti, sheep, cattle, goat
- flu like, hepattis PNA |
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endocarditis in pt with valve?
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- staph epidermidis
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which HIV drug causes crystal induced nephropathy?
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- indinavir (protease inhibitor)
- hydration may help somewhat |
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rx to HIV meds
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- didanosine- pancreatitis
- abacavir - hypersensitivity - NRTIs- lactic acidosis - NNRTIs - SJS - nevirapine - Liver failure |
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where is chloroquine resistant p.falciparum?
- tx of p vivax or ovale? |
- - resitance: sub saharan africa and indian subcontientn; give mefloquine instead
- vivax, ovale - give primaquine |
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pinworm tx
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albendazole (enterobius vermicularis)
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HIV vaccination?
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- pneumococcal if CD >200
- if +HBV or HCV then HAV vaccination |
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sx of malaria infx?
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- cyclical with RBC lyses by parasites
- vivax and ovale - 48hrs, P malariae - 72 hrs, no cycle with falciparum - cold chills => hot, fever => sweating, no fever - splenomegaly, anemia |
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dx of infectious mono?
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- heterophile test, but if neg it doesn't r/o b/c Ab appear later in dz
- EBC specific Ab is useless b/c detects old infx = 90% population |
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tx of human bite infx?
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- amox+ clavulanate
- clavulanate for anaerobes - coveres polymicrobila, G+,G-, anaerobes - also used to tx dog bites |
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clinda, cipro, erythromycin
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- clinda: G+ anaerboes, lung abscess, female GU infx
- cipro: not good against anaerobes - erythromycin: legionnaire, CAP, not good anaerobes |
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tx for bacterial meningitis in:
- old man - 3 month old - hospitalized pts |
- old man: CTX, vanc, amp; ctx and vanc for strep pneumo, h fllu, n meningitides, am for L monocytogens
- 3 mon: cefotaxime-amp for L monocyto, don't use CTX b/c biliary sludge - hospitalized - IV ceftazidime + vanc for psueo and staph |
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meningitis in immunocompromised?
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L monocytogens
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man with abd pain, week later with splinter hemorrhage, lock jaw? high eos?
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- trichinellosis
- worm invades intestine => N/V, abd pain => 2nd wk local and systemic hypersensitivity => splinter hemm, conjunctivitis, retinal hemorrhage, periorbital edema, chemosis => 3rd wk invades muscle |
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ascariasis
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- lung phase to intestinal phase 2/2 obstruction
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GBS
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- s/p mild resp and GI infx => tingling toes, fingers => ascending paralysis
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angioedema
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CI inhibitor def, ACE-I use
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pt with PID
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- test for HIV, RPR, hep B, pap smear, no need to test for HSV
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foreign man with area of hypopigmented plaque with no sensation?
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- leprosy => do skin biopsy for acid-fast bacili
- neg blood cultures |
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pt s/p bone marrow tx now with sx of lung and GI?
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- always consider CMV penumonitis in ddx of bone marrow tx pt
- CT- many small nodules, patchy infiltrates, GI ulcers - Dx with bronchoalveolar lavage |
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pt s/p exploring cave? or clearing bird cage?
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histo, dimorphic fungi, targets histiocytes and reticuloendotehelial system
- palatal ulcers, hilar lymphadenopathy |
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blasto lung vs histo lung
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- blasto: multiple nodules or consolidation, plaque lesions on mucous membrane, skin ulcers
- histo: hilar lymph with or without pneumonitis |
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tx nocardia?
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- bactrim
- pt siwht transplant => lung dz => crooked branching, beaded G+ acid fast filaments |
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immunosuppressed pt with exophitic purple skin like cherry angioma or granulom and constitutional sx with visceral lesions?
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- bacilliary angiomatosis by bartorella, tissue bsiopy
- note excision causes hemorrhage - abx |
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CMV peripheral smear?
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- leukocytosis, basophilic lymphocytes with vacuolated appearance
- neg pharyngitis, neg LAD |
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abrupt onset N/V s/p food? if water diarrhea? traveler's diarrhea?
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- preformed toxins by s. aureus; if ate rice => bacillus cereus
- c. perfringens - enterotoxigenic e coli |
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hereditary hemochromatosis is increased risk of which infx?
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- L. moncytogens 2/2 decreased phag from iron overload
- y. enteroculitica or vibrio vulnificus = Fe loving |
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cryptococcus meningitis? histoplasma meningitis?
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- crypt: encapsulated yeast => amphotericin plus flucytosine then oral fluconazole
- histo: amphotericin then itraconaozole |
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dog bite?
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- if dog not capture tx for rabies
- if dog captured and has no sx of rabies, observe dog for 10d - if bite in head or neck, tx for rabies |
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pt with ulcerative esophagitis doesn't respond to flucaonazole?
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- If not candida then next MC is CMV: see intranuclear and intracytoplasmic inclusions, tx is IV gangcclovir
- apthous ulcers (nonspecific) => prednisone - HSV: mulstiple small well circumscribed, volcano like cells with ballooning degeneration and eosinophil, intranuclear includsions; tx acycloir - oral itraconazole for fluconazole resistant candida |
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pt dx with syphilis by dark field microscopy, what next?
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- test for HIV
- don't do more tests for syphillis e.g. VDRL, FTA-ABD |
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HIV needle prick
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- start on at least 2 drugs and check blood 6wks, 3mo, 6mo
- use 3 drugs if host was very infected e.g. low CD4, high viral count |
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bloody diarrhea, no hx of travel? ddx?
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- no fever, + abd pain = enterohemmorhagic e oli 0157:h7 from raw meat; complications = HUS, TTP
- + fever or no abd pain = shigella, salmonella, campy - ddx IBD by acute or chronic sx (acute =infx) - pt living on gulf = vibrio - hx of travel = giardia, crypto, entamoeba |
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HIV pt w/ bloody diarrhea, CD4 <50?
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- MC is CMV, do colonoscopy w biopsy => eosinophilic intranuclear and basophilic intracytoplasmic inclusions; tx: gangcyclovir, else foscarnet
- if non bloody and gian cells => crypto - if blood, visualize trophozoites on stool, flask shaped colonic ulcers = e. histolytica - nonbloody, involves small bowel = diss MAC |
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pt with infx on side of neck, serosanguinous drainage, G+ branching bacteria?
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- actinomyces causes infx in cervicofacial, thoaraci, abd
- drains yellow sulfur granule containing fluid, tx: high dose PCN 6-12 wks - must ddx TB which can grow in same area with acid fast |
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HSV meningitis?
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- no meningeal signs, affects temporal lobes => bizarre behavior, hallucinations
- non specific CSF = low glucose, pleocytosis, high lymphocytes (so know it's not bact) - dx by PCR, don't culture - IV acyclovir |
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contact with soil contaminated by cat/dog poo in southeast sand?
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- cutaneous larvae migrans
- ancylostoma brazilianse - helminth - erythematous papules at sight of contact -> elevated serpiginous lesions |
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HIV, ring enhaning lesion in brain?
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- toxo, give bactrim, CD4 <100
- note: b/c of high prevalence of toxo in pts, screen for Ab in newly dx HIV => give bactrim prophylactically b/c most cerebral toxo is 2/2 reactivation |
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prophylaxis for CD4 <50?
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- azithromycin for MAC
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pt with neutrapenia, now sick?
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- sick = single temp > 100.9 or sustained temp > 100.4 for 1 hr
- MC is skin flora bacteria infx with G+ - start empiric covering pseudo = monotherapy of ceftazidime, imipenem, cefepime or meropenem - combo: aminoglycocide + antipseudo beta lactam |
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cefazolin?
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- primary gen ceph, G+ > G-, no pseudo coverage
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eating undercooked pork? seafood? poulty?
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- pork: sporadic persiniosis
- seafood: vibrio parahaemolyticus - poultry: campy |
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CXR with multiple small tin wall cavities?
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- post viral USI staph aureus nectrotizing PNA
- most likely old man |
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pulm infx in CF child?
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- MC is pseudo => aminoglycoside and antipseudo PCN e.g. piperacillin or anti pseudo ceph (ceftazidine, cefepime)
- adults: fluoroquinolone - if mild, most likely staph infx |
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PPD positive in HIV pt with neg CXR?
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- tx prophylactically with isoniazid + pryidoxine x 9 months
- pyridoxine prevents neuropathic complications of isoniazid but not hepatitis so check LFTs - PPD >5 |
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tx syphilis?
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IM benzathine PCN G.
- if allergic, give doxy or tetra x 14 d - if neurosyphlis, IV aqueous crystalline PCN or IM procaine PCN |
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anogenital warts
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- condylomata xeuminati; skin colored, verrucous papilliform lesions around anus;
TX: - chemical/physical agenets - trichloroacetic acid, 5-FU epi gel, podophyllin (teratogenic) - immune therapy: imiquimod, interferon alpha - surgery |
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traveller's diarrhea?
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E. coli
- parasites are area except in hyperedemic regions - nepal = giardia, cyclospore - giardia = mountainous areas of N,W USA |
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UTI with alkaline urine?
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- proteus
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HIV prophylaxis if live in SE?
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CD4 <100 = histo => itraconazole
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HIV pt with disseminated Histo?
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- IV amphotericin B + life long itraconazole to prevent relapse
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erysipelas
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- Group A strep = s. pyrogens
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Jarisch-Herxheimer rxn
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tx of primary or secondary syphilis => spirochetes die quickly => antigen-Ab copmlex released => immunological rxn like acute syph flare up
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proper removal of tick?
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- tweezers, no pet jelly
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women s/p rubella vaccine, risk to pregnancy?
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minimal risk for congenital rubella, rec is try not to get pregnant within 28 days, but if you do, oh well
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tx HSV
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- oral valacyclovir is drug of choice
- acyclovir is effective and less expensive - oral steroids for sx - topical lidocaine doesn't help - TCA for post-herpetic pain |
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tx Bartonella henselae?
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- azithro
- hallmark = regional LAD, clinical dx - cat scratch dz |
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clostridium perfringens?
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- watery diarrhea 8-14 hrs s/p meat, poultry, gravy
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MC valve involved in infective endo?
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- mitral
- IVDU = tricuspid |
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osteo in kids? infant? SS? prostehtic? hx UTI or cath?
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- kids- staph aureus, pyrogens
- infant - e coli, GBS (s. agalactiae) - SS: salmonella - prosthetic: s. epi - UTI/cath: psuedo |
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meningitis
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