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ACE INHIBITOR SIDE EFFECTS
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CAPTOPRIL
Cough (kinins) Angioedema Pregnancy (teratogenic) Taste change O - hypOtension Proteinuria Rash Increased renin Low AT II HYPERKALEMIA! |
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Can reduce the risk of hepatic injury by acetaminophen by competing with CYP2E1
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Acute alcohol intake (chronic intake increases chance of injury by decreasing glutathione)
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Lyte abnormality caused by acetozolamide
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Normal anion gap metabolic acidosis
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How do dx achalasia (3 tests)
Which one is confirmatory |
Barium studies
Esophagoscopy Manometry - CONFIRMATORY |
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Rx for comedons
What do you add if reactivation |
Topical retinoids
Add topical erythromycin or benzoyl peroxide |
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Rx for papulary and inflammatory acne
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Oral doxycycline
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Rx for nodular and scaring acne
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Oral isotretinoin
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slowly progressing , non tender, indurated
mass, which evolves into multiple abscesses, fistula, and draining sinus tracts with sulfur granules, which appear yellow Whats the treatment |
Cervical actinomycosis (actinomyces israelii)
Rx - high dose IV pcn for 6-12 weeks, followed by surgical debridement (ABX FIRST) |
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Acute onset of naseau, vomiting, abdominal pain and hypoglycemia and
hypotension after a stressful event (surgery) in a pt who is steroid dependant |
ACUTE ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY
ALWAYS THINK WITH PRE OP STEROID USE |
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Pt ingested alkali in attempted suicide- your actions?
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First do contrast GI studies to r/o perforation (NOT x ray - would not show perforation), then can do diagnostic peritoneal lavage but ALWAYS RULE OUT PERFORATION FIRST
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Most pelvic abscesses are due to _
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Ruptured appendicitis
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Acute bacterial prostatitis - what's the cause
How do you manage? What's contraindicated? |
Young - Chlamydia and Gonorrhea
Old - E coli Do culture + start empiric abx DO NOT do prostatic massage to prevent sepsis |
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Muddy brown granular casts - dx?
Most likely cause? |
ATN
Hypotension |
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WBC cast in urine (2)
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Pyelonephritis
Interstitial nephritis |
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Fatty cast in urine
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Nephrotic syndrome
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Broad and waxy cast in urine
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Chronic renal failure
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Anti viral drug, Can cause crystalluria with renal tubular obstruction during high dose parenteral therapy, especially in inadequately hydrated pts.
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Acyclovir
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Acid base disturbance in aldosterone defficiency
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non-anion gap hyperkalemic, hyponatremic metabolic acidosis
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80% of pt have primary adrenal deficiency due to
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Autoimmune adrenalitis
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MC cause of adrenal insufficiency in underdeveloped countries
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TB
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presence of Endometrial glands in the uterine muscle.
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Adenomyosis
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Enlarged symmetrical uterus + menorrhagia + dysmenorrhea
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Adenomyosis
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Treatment of choice for adjustment disorder
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Cognitive or psychotherapy
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Major pathological findings of alcoholic liver disease(3)
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Fatty liver (steatosis)
Alcoholic hepatitis Alcoholic fibrosis/cirrhosis |
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Liver biopsy shows Mallory bodies, infiltration by neutrophils,liver cell necrosis, and a perivenular distribution of inflamation
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Alcoholic liver
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Positive Periodic Acid Shiff
reaction (PAS |
ALL
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transient recurrent pulmonary infiltrates, peripheral
eosinophilia, asthma and immediate wheel and flair reaction to Aspergilus fumigatus and presence of antibodies in serum against AF |
Allergic Bronchopulmonar Aspergillosis
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recurrent bacterial infection and markedly elevated IgE.
Infections are due to Staph and are SKIN infections. Neutrophils exihibit impaired chemotaxis. Other features are eczema, asthma, allergic rhinitis. |
JOB SYNDROME
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Triad of eczema,thrombocytopenia, pyogenic recurent infections. IgA & IgE are high while IgM is low
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WISKOT ALDRICH
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Allergic interstitial nephritis - which drug causes , what type of hypersensitivity
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Nafcillin
Type IV |
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fever,petechial rash and peripheral eosinophilia in an azotemic (Increased Urea) pt
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Allergic interstitial nephritis
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MC cause of low AFP
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Gestational age error
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High levels of MSAFP - what are you thinking about
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Omphalocele, gastroschisis
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protein that increased only in neural tube defects
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ACHE
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High level of MSAFP - what do you do next
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First do US, then amniocentesis
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Triple test
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MSAFP
B HCG Unconjugated estriol |
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Decreased MSAFP + Increased b-hCG + Decreased UE3
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DOWNS
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Decreased MSAFP + Decreased b-hCG + Decreased UE3
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TRISOMY 18
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Alpha 1 AT defficiency - whats the risk
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Panlobular emphysema
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Hepatocytes contain granules that are PAS positive and Diastase resistant + cirrhosis
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Alpha 1 AT defficiency
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Recurent episodes of Hematuria, sensoryneural deafness and a family hx of renal
disease. Alternating areas of thinned and thickened capilary loops with spliting of GBM. |
ALPORTS
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Amiodarone toxicity (4)
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PULMONARY (contraindicated in restrictive lung disease)
Hepatotoxicity Skin reaction Corneal deposits |
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Amphotericine causes which lyte disturbance
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HYPOKALEMIA
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a woman with chronic HA, almost everyday, who presents
for Hematuria |
Analgesic nephropathy - hematuria is due to papillary necrosis
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MC cause of descending aortic aneurysm
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ATHEROSCLEROSIS
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pt with absence of risk factors of CAD, night pain waking her
up, transient ST elevation, absence of Q waves and negative cardiac enzymes |
PRINZMETAL ANGINA - vasospasm
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DOC for Prinzmetal angina
If doesnt work what do you add |
DILTIAZEM
If doesnt work add nitrates (ASA and propranolol are CONTRAINDICATED) |
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Adolescent male with frequent epistaxis, nasal obstruction, HA and conductive hearing loss, has greyish red mass in posterior nasopharynx
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Angiofibroma
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Pt post MVA there is anesthesia below level of injury but preserved posterior column function
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Anterior cord syndrome
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Dystonia, an extrapyramidal
SE of Haloperidol is treated with_ |
Benztropine or diphenhydramine
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Common SE of SSRI - how do you fix
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Sexual dysfunction, d/c SSRI and start Bupropion
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Antidepressant thats also good for insomnia
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Trazodone
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