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Pt w/ hazy cornea w/ central ulcer, stromal abscess. Hypopyon present.
ML Dx?
What is hypopyon?
Story preceding this usually?
Bacterial keratitis
-pus collection in anterior chamber eye
-contact wearers following corneal trauma or foreign body entering
Opthalmic nerve is what branch of what?
1st branch of trigeminal (V1)
Test for corneal abrasion?
slit lamp shows it
Who gets fungal keratitis?
What does it look like?
agricultural worker or immunocompromised
-multiple stromal abscesses (stroma is area within corneal layers)
20yo M w/ up Ca, normal or increased PTH= what 2 possible things?
How to tell them apart?
Familial Hypocaciuric Hypercalcemia (aut dom condition) vs. Primary hyperparathyroidism

Do24hr urine calcium (will be elvated in hyperPTH, but not in FHH) TMT of hyperPTH is parathyroidectomy, but no tmt for FHH (benign asymtpomatic)
Pt w/ stroke.
Dx test?
TMT based on time and test result?
Followup?
noncon CT
-if <3-4.5hr: thrombolytic tPA
-if >4.5hr: aspirin (already on it->add dipyridamole or switch to clopidogrel
-if hemorrhagic nothing
Followup w/ echo (if damaged valve->repair, if thrombus->heparin followed by warfarin INR 2-3, patent FO, ASD)
EKG (if afib->warf 2-3INR, if not ->holter 24hr for arrythmia)
Carotid duplex (if >70%->repair w/ CEA, under 50% meds)
Control DM w/ A1C <7%, HTN, LDL under 100 w/ statin, smoking cess
pleural plaques on CXR=?
who gets it?
Risk of?
findings on dx test?
asbestosis
-shipyard, mining, construction, insulation, pipe work (can take >20yrs to start)
-lung ca, malignant mesothelioma
-Restrictive w/ lo FVC, lung volume, diffusion cap, pulm compliance, up FEV1/FVC ratio >80%
What is normal jugular venous pressure?
<10cmH20 (JVD is normal at <3cm)
Describe typical findings of coccidiomycosis?
pulmonary mostly w/ fever fatigue weight loss dry cough pleuritic chest pain
Cutaneous: erythema multiforme, e. nodosum, arthralgias common
-Look for pt in southwest US or central/south america
What is seen in histoplasmosis?
in ohio and missiissipi riv valleys, Acute PNA in 10%)
What is seen in blastomycosis?
Chicago plasmosis or blasto-dermatitis are alternative names
-PROSTATITIS, pna findings, bones and joint, skin ulcers
-IMMUNOCOMPROMISED only
What is seen in aspergillosis?
immunocompromised w/ caviatry lung lesions on CXR, pulm nodules w/ 'halo sign' or 'air crescent', invasive pulm dz w/ hemoptysis, cough, SOB, hi fever
cryptococcus usually causes what?
who gets it?
meningoencephalitis after atypical pulm phase w/ cough and maybe chest pain in HIV <200
72 Pt w/ urinary retention and absent bilat achilles reflex.
ML Dx?
Enlarged prostate (cord compression causes incontinence not retention)
-old people lose their reflexes typically (don't be shocked by this)
Who typically gets myocarditis?
When?
Cause usually?
Presentation?
Dx test?
TMT
infants and young children
spring and summer
-viral (enterovirus #1), toxin, autoimmune
-flulike syndrome->resp distress-acute heart faiure (may have cardiomegaly on CXR, holosystoic murmur of mitral regurg suddenly, hepatomegaly from congestion, decreased O2 perfusion w/ pulm edema)
-echo for initial, myocardial bx is gold standard
-Put kid in ICU for acute decomp and arrythmia
Strawberry tongue=think what dzs?
Scarlet fever vs. kawasaki vs Toxic Shock (staph scalded skin has no strawberry tongue->no mucus membrane involved, immediate rash only)
-kawasaki has unremitting fever>5 days despite aspirin and desquamating rash later (scarlet fever does not)
-TSS has shock type sx (w/signs organ failure), hx of condom or nasal packing, desquamates >1-2wks
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What is contraindication of ACEi in pregnancy?
fetal renal agenesis and feal death
Best initial tmt of mild pree?
bed rest at home w/ close followup (methyldopa if HTN does not improve or exceeds 160/110)
Where is pes anserine bursa?
Signs of bursitis?
TMT?
Medial tibia just below the knee
point tenderness (may be agravated at night by sleeping on side w/ knees making contact)->no tests will cause it pain, XR normal
-rest ice maneuvers to reduce (steroid inject if bad)
Pt w/ swelling directly over patella, point tenderness on it and pain.
Prepatellar bursitis (will see swelling) usually from trauma, tmt w/ rest ice, steroid inj if bad
What worsens patellofemoral pain syndrome?
Runners Knee: activity, and prolonged sitting (sustained flexion)
may have crepitus on patellar motion
What drugs cause drug-induced esophagitis?
Tetracyclines
NSAIDS, aspirin
Alendronate
Potassium Chloride, quinidine, iron
What are signs of cortisol deficiency?
weakness, fatigue, loss of appetite, EOSINOPHILIA, decreased libido (not seen in hypothyroid)
Differentiate central (secondary) adrenal insufficiency from primary adrenal insufficiency?
Primary ahs hi ACTH and melanocyte stim hormone->hyperpigmentation, salt wasting, hyperk

2ndary does not have salt wasting or hyperk since aldo is ACTH independent (uses renin-aa system) and no hyperpigment since no MSH
elevated alpha subunit TSH=?
rare TSH-secreting pituitary adenoma
Signs of a SEVERE asthma attack?
normal pco2 (pt giving up), silent lungs, cyanosis, speech difficulty, AMS
Define fulminant hepatic failure
TMT?
Contraindications?
hepatic encephalopathy w/in 8wks of acute liver failure (marked increase ALT, up PT, coagulopathy)->usually caused by ETOH, acetaminophen and hepB or D
-Emergent Liver transplant
-irreversible cardioplm dz, incurable malignancy (or <5yr onset), ACTIVE ETOH or substance use
Differential of abnormal uterine bleeding?
Dx tests?
When to do uterine bx?
PALM COEIN (polyp, adenomyosis, leiomyomata, malignancy/hyperplasia endometrium, coagulopathy (von-willebrand), ovulatory dz (PCOS, hypothyroid, cyst), endometritis/ashermans/atrophy, iatrogenic, not yet classified (pregnant/ectopic/miscarriage->unlikely if intermenstrual)
Test: pap, TSH/prolactin/FSH, PT/PTT/INR, plts, factor VIII, endo bx, pelvic u/s, bHCG, LH:FSH
Bx if: >35yo, obese, chronic HTN, diabetic
TMT of abnormal uterine bleeding if uterine bx negative and all organic dz ruled out?
cyclic progestins
-if failed: endometrial ablation or hysterectomy
Chronic smoker developing sudden bilat clubbing and joint-arthropathy in wrists, w/ decreased breath sounds and prolonged exp phase
ML Dx?
Dx Test?
Hypertrophic Pulmonary Osteoarthropathy (HPOA, HOA can occur in smokers w/out lung dz as just arthropathy but clubbing indicates likely underlying lung cancer)
CXR
What are characteristic lab and bx findings in goodpasture's?
Clinically?
TMT
Anti-GBM ab
linear depositis on glomeruli
-hemoptysis (may cause anemia), hematuria
-plasmapheresis and steroids
What is pathophys of Berger's dz?
Classic story?
TMT?
IgA immune complexes to glomeruli (dx w/ bx)
-asian pt w/ gross hematuria 1-2days after URI (may even be strep infxn, whereas poststrep glomer. is 1-2WKS after)
-no TMT (usually resolves), give ACEi and steroids for severe ptnuria
What is the pathophys of poststrep glomerulonephritis?
Presentation
TMT?
circulating immune-complex mediated
1-3wks after strep throat OR SKIN infxn, dark urine, periorbital edema, HTN, U/A w/ ptnuria, rbcs, rbc casts, lo complement level
confirm w/ ASO titer and anti-DNAse ab
-Abx and diuretics (for fluid overload
Pt w/ nephrotic syndrome w/ bx showing C3 and intramembranous deposits=?
What is the pathophys?
Type II membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis
-persistent activation of alternative complement pathway by IgG antibodies (called C3 nephritic factor)->lead to kidney damage
patient recently dxed w/ polyarteritis nodosa.
TMT?
Check for what?
Prednisone and cyclophosphamide
-screen for HepB
TMT of nephrotic syndrom?
Steroids (if not working after several wks->cyclophoshamide)
-ACEi/ARB for proteinuria
-salt restriction/diuretic for edema
-Statin for hyperlipidemia
What is the hematologic findings in SLE?
warm IgG autoimmune hemolytic anemia (see spherocytosis, coombs +, extravasc hemolysis), ITP-type thrombocytopenia, neutropenia from ab-mediated destruction (less common but can occur)
What is good intensity for working out in pregnancy?
up to 30min, intensity of 12-14 out of 20 or such that you are able to carry on conversation
TMT of disk herniation or any 'mechanical back pain'?
early mobilization and NSAIDs
Type I vs Type II mobitz block?
Type I (wenckebach): PR increases gradually until QRS dropped (in dig tox, increased vagal tone, inferior wall MI, athlets, old adults)

Type II has same PR intervalw/ sudden QRS drop
What is posttransplant ppx?
Bactrim (not azithromycin) to prevent PCP
-vaccinate agains infuenza, pneumococcus, hepB
Pt w/ subacute bacterial endocarditis senstivite to penicillin.
TMT?
IV!!!! penicllin or ceftriaxone (not oral since doesn't work)
What causes secondary amenorrhea in elite female athletes?
estrogen deficiency (from inadequate nutrtion->low LH and GnRH)
Hordeolum vs stye vs chalazion vs dacrocystitis?
Hordeolum is Stye: infxn sebaceous cyst, tender, upper or lower eyelid, staph aureus, abx and warm compress
Chalazion: obstructed meibomian gland w/ ganulomatous inflammation, hard, NONtender, warm compress and drain
Dacrocystitis: of medial canthus, tender, infxn lacrimal sack (infants and adults>40), staph or strep, po abx
When to get DEXA scan?
All women >65yo
Pt had colonoscopy w/ hi risk polyp removed.
Followup?
rpt colonoscopy every 3-5yrs
What precipitates Rosoacea?
TMT?
hot drinks, heat, emotion, rapid temp chang->flushing of cheeks, nose, chin w/ papules/pustules + telangiectasia
-topical metronidazole
Describe 2ndary syphilis?
diffuse maculopapular rash starting in trunk spreading to involve face, palms, soles w/ general lymphadenopathy and constitutional sx
Pt treated w/ penicillin for syphilis yesterday now w/ hi fever, HA, and muscle pain.
ML Dx?
Jarisch-Herxheimer rxn (w/in 24hrs of treating syphilis) from brreakdown and release of trepenomal contents
infant who has had wheezing and SOB since birth, treated w/ bronchodilators and steroids that did not help, wheezing improved on neck extension.
ML Dx?
Vascular ring (from double aortic arch, R side aorta, pulm sling, anomalous innominate artery. Improves on neck extension, worse while supine. Surgery if sever leading to strido
What heme disorder is seen in ESRD?
TMT?
Anemia from no epo (normocytic normochromic hypoproliferative)
-Give supplemental Epo AND IRON (since epo surge will deplete stores fast)
3 things in differential for polyuria?
Osmotic diuresis (glucose, mannitol)
Primary polydypsia
DI (nephrogenic vs. central)
Dx w/ Uosm->water deprivation->DDAVP tests
Name the 6 things of anorexia?
1. osteoporosis
2. hyperlipidemia and hyper carotene
3. euthyroid sick syndrom
4. prolonged QT
5. amenorrhea, low estrogen, anovulation
6. hyponatremia from excess water drinking

In pregnancy: premature, small for gest age (IUGR), postpartum depression, hyperemesis gravidum
Levels in pseudohypoparathyroidism?
Levels in x-linked hypophosphatemic rickets?
Levels in renal failure 2ndary hyperparathyroidism?
Levels in osteomalacia or rickets?
1.lo Ca, hi PO4, hi PTH, normal alk phosph, normal vit D
2.norm Ca, lo PO4 (from renal PO4 wasting), norm PTH, norm alk phosph, norm vit D
3,lo Ca, hi PO4, hi PTH, lo vit D, norm alk phosph
4.lo Ca, very lo PO4, hi PTH, lo vit D, HI alk phosph
When does papillary muscle/free wall/interventricular wall rupture usually occur after MI?
What about Dressler's syndrom?
What about acute pericarditis?
What can occur months after presenting w/ new mitral regurg?
3-7days after
wk-mos after (immune mediated pericarditis)
1-3days
Ventricular aneurysm (will be identical to wall rupture in presentation)
What are the dietary recommendations for pts w/ renal calculi?
1. decrease ptn and oxalate intake
2. decrease sodium intake (Na enhances Ca excretion)
3. increase fluids
4. increase dietary ca (or at least include it)
What presents identical to malaria but you can get it in New York?!
Presentation?
Transmission?
Kind of patient?
Dx Test?
TMT?
Babesiosis-parasite (in northeast USA)
-flu-like, jaundice (from hemolytic anemia), hemoglobinuria, drenching sweats, RENAL FAILURE
-Ixodes tick (look for hx tick bite)
-over 40 w/ hx of SPLENECTOMY, immunocompromised
-Giemsa stain
-Quinine-clindamycin or Atovaquone-azithromycin
What is the nickname for ehrilichiosis?
spottless Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
What is Q fever?
Coxiella burnetii from cattle, goat, sheep (meat processing workers and vets get it)->flu-like synd, hepatitis, pna
TMT for chronic hepB w/ up ALT?
for chronic HepC w/ up ALT?
For normal LFTs in hepB?
for normal LFTs in hepC?
-interferon alpha and ribavirin
-interferon alpha and lamivudine
-none
-none
After labs have detected a conjugated hyperbilirubinemia in a pt w/ asymptomatic icterus, next workup step?
U/S abdomen or CT
-if these show nothing, then ERCP or perc trans cholangiogram
Philadelphia chromosome is what?
abnormal chromosome 22 (translocation of 9 & 22)->BCR-ABL genee
in CML
Treat w/ imatinib (gleevec) tyrosine kinase inhibitor
Wehn do you use all-trans retinoic acid tmt?
APML
Eye motor and sensory innervations and eyelid?
Opthalmic V1: sensory scalp, forehad, upper eyelid, conjunctiva, cornea, nose, frontal sinus->damage makes you prone to corneal injury
Optic II: vision
Oculomotor III: eye movement (most), eyelid opening, pupillary constriction->damage cause ptosis, anisocoria, impaired eye adduction
What is seen in CSF of MS pts?
oligoclonal bands (immunoglobulins IgG mostly, some IgM and IgA)
albumino-cytologic dissociation=?
guillain barre-syndrome (elevated ptn and normal cell count)
Name the 3 invasive fetal monitoring tests, when they can be done, and what for?
-chorionic villus sampling: 10-13wga, for advanced maternal age >35yo, to obtain fetal karyotype early after abnormal u/s, more risky than amnio
-amniocentesis: >14wga, for same indications, safer
-fetal blood sampling (perc umbilical blood sample): done for pts w/ Rh isoimmunization or fetal anemia suspected
Name 5 factors of infertility
Algorithm for testing?
ovulatory (PCOS, primary ovulatory failure, hypothyroid), uterine (fibroids, septate uterus), tubal (hx G or C, PID), peritoneal (endometriosis), male (mumps, hernia, varicocele)
-1yr unable conceive->semen analysis (+ is male)->irregular menses?
yes->check basal body temp, midluteal serum progest, LH: FSH, TSH (ovulatory->give clomiphene citrate, if POF check antimullerian hormone)
no->hysterosalpingogram->normal (endometriosis->dx w/ lap and ablation)
nonpatent tubes+hx g&C->tubal->laparoscopic tmt w/ intraU fertilization
->fibroids->treat
unrestrained driver in car accident w/ CXR show alveolar opacities=?
Pulm contusion from steering wheel (can be bilateral here), don't give large volume IV fluid since makes it worse
Down syndrome is related to what?
When does this occur?
Presenting signs/sx?
Dx Test?
TMT?
Hirschsprungs dz
-don't pass meconium 1st 48hrs, rectal w/ tight anus & explosion of stool/gas, extreme constipation/distension
-XR w/ distended bowel loops, barium enema to determine level obstruction, rectal full thick bx is gold standard to dx (aganglionic cells in submucosa)
-Surgery
What is gestational trophoblastic dz?
When to suspect?
Types and presentation?
Dx test?
abnormal tissue neoplasia in younger women
-women after normal pregnancy/abortion/molar, w/ irregular bleeding/enlarged uterus/pelvic pain 8wks postpartum
-invasive gest troph neoplasia (GTN)->local invasion
-choriocarcinoma->metastatic to lungs (will see on CXR)
-Check bHCG
When to evaluate primary amenorhea?
First test
if normal secondary sex characteristics->16
if no normal->14
FSH level (if there is no 2ndary sex characteristics and normal pelvic exam)->if up do karyotype, if down do pituitary MRI
Dx test to evaluate precocious puberty?
GnRH stim test
What's the technical term for osgood schlatter dz?
Who gets it?
Dx Tests?
TMT?
traction apophysitis
-adolescent MALE athletes w/ running/jumping sports
-pain on extending knee against resistance, XR w/ anterior soft tissue swelling or irrgularitiy in shaft/tubercle
-activity restriction, stretching, NSAIDs
Pt dxed w/ HIV has low CD4 count.
Should he get vaccines?
he should not get live vaccines including BCG, anthrax, po typhoid, intranasal flu, po polio, yellow fever.

One EXCEPTION: Can get MMR as long as CD4 >200 (since at hi risk for getting measles)
What is the acid-base irregularity seen in seizures?
TMT?
anion gap metabolic acidosis from lactic acidosis of muscles->transient
-TMT is observe and rpt labs in 2hrs (usually resolves w/in 90min)
How to tell if gastroenteritis (stomach flu) is from what organism?
-if febrile=infectious (shigella, salmonella, yersinia, campylobacter, e coli-travel hx, giardia-camping/hiking/smelly, c. dif-hospital/abx/sick)
-if afebrile w/ ACUTE presentation=pre-formed toxin (s. aureus vs. bacillus cereus)
--if s. aureus: look for hx salad (mayo product), cream filled pasty, milk, dairy, meats, eggs
--if b. cereus: look for re-heating of starchy food
What are 3 methods to control confounders?
matching, restriction, randomization
How do you control observer's bias?
blinding the study
How do you control selection bias?
choosing representive sample of the population and having hi rates of followup
How do you control ascertainment bias?
having strict protocol for case ascertainment
What is acanthosis nigricans associated w/?
insulin resistance (PCOS, obese, DM)
GI and GU malignancy (will see weight loss in these pts in contrast to insulin resistance)
What are perianal skin tags associated w/?
Crohns dz
What are multiple skin tags associated w/?
insulin resistance (PCOS, obesity, DM)
Pregnancy
What dz porphyria cutanea tarda associated w/?
HepC
What dz is severe seborrheic dermatitis associated w/?
HIV infxn
What dz is sudden-onset severe psoriasis associated w/?
HIV infxn
What is the exlposive onset of multiple itchy seborrheic keratoses associated w/?
GI malignancy
Herpetic whitlow is associated w/ what career?
Dx Test?
TMT
healthcare workers/dentist (NOT sex workers)
-Tzanck smear w/ multinucleated cells
-po acyclovir and topical bacitracin (to prevent 2ndary infxn
What is a felon?
Who gets it?
TMT?
bacterial infxn distal volar space feels like tense abscess w/ throbbing pain
-Tailors, from needle injury
-I& D and cephalosporin
Diagnostic criteria for spont bacterial peritonitis?
-Who is at hi risk from getting this
From paracentesis: PMN count>250 and positive ascites culture (confirm is ascites by SAAG>1.1)
-cirrhotic pts
Pt gets fatty liver (steatosis) after alcohol ingestion and promises to quit drinking.
Will it resolve?
Yes, as long as pt is abstinent
What is tmt of vaginismus?
What is it?
Kegel excercise and gradual dilation to bring desensitization, also relaxation
-involuntary contraction perineal muscles
Pt w/ hematuria and scrotal varicocele that does not resolve when recumbant=?
What other dzs can be associated with this one?
most likely RCC->do CT scan
-lo epo->anemia, thrombocytopenia
-or ectopic production epo->polycythemia
-hypercalcemia
Pt w/ recurrent sinopulmonary infxns and pseudomembranous colitis infxn.
Dx test?
quantatative measure of serum Ig levels (recurrent bacterial infxns indicate possible humoral immune deficiecny w/ loss of IgG, IgA->most common in women, etc.)
Side effects cyclophosphamide?
preventative tmt?
bladder ca!, hemorrhagic cystitis, sterility, myelosuppression
-drink fluids, void lots, take MESNA
Pt gets cochlear dysfunction and on lots of meds.
Which ones may have done this/
cisplatin, carboplatin, aminoglycosides
Pt w/ optic neuritis on lots of meths.
Which ones may have done this?
ethambutol (used in TB for RIPE), hydroxychloroquine (for SLE and malaria)
Pt w/ digital vasospasm (raynauds) on lots of drugs.
Which ones may have done this?
beta-blockers, ergotamine (used to treat migraines)
Differentiate Tropical sprue vs. whipple's vs. celiac dz
Tropical:
What is seen in xray in pulm htn
enlarged pulmonary arteries w/ rapid tapering of distal vessels (pruning) and enlarged R ventricle

Defined as mean pulm art pressure >25 at rest or >30 during excercise
Where do most subarrachnoid hemorrhages occur?
ruptured saccular aneurysm in anterior circle of willis
Pt w/ hx of SLE on steroids, postop immediately found to have naus/vom/acute abd pain, bp 70/40, HR 110, glucose 50
ML Dx?
Acute adrenal insufficiency (think about it in any pt who is exogenous steroid-dependent put thru stress like surgery)
What is a howell-jowell body look like?
When do you get it?
on peripheral smear: rbc w/ single, round, blue inclusion on Wright stain
-splenectomy, splenic infarcion
What are the mostlikely organisms in septic arthritis and indicated tmts?
birth to 3mo: GBS, gram neg rods (e.coli), staph->tmt w/ antistaphylococcal (nafcillin vs vanco) PLUS gentamicin or cefotaxime

Older 3mos: Staph, group A strep, strep pneumo->tmt w/ nafcillin, clinda, cefazolin, or vanco
Describe the rash in disseminated gonococcal infxn?
2-10 discrete purpuric or pustular lesions w/ hemorrhagic component and central necrosis occasionaly (blood cx are often negative)
What are common side effects of niacin therapy?
Pathophys?
cutaneous flushing and puritis
-prostaglandin induced peripheral vasodilation
What is the complication of pseudotumor cerebri?
TMT of intracranial hypoertension?
Blindness
-weight loss, if fails->acetazolamide->if fails shunt
What are the only things that decrease mortality of COPD?
1 smoking cessation
2 at home oxygen
Amsterdam criteria is for what?
Define it?
What are these pts at hi risk of?
Lynch syndrome (HNPCC):
1. at least 3 relatives w/ colorectal ca, 1 is 1st degree of other 2
2.involvement of 2 or more generations
3.at least 1 pt dxed b4 50yo
4familial adenomatous polyposis is excluded
-risk of extracolonic tumors->number one is endometrial ca
What is the most common cause of polycythemia (hi RBCs) in a term neonate?
Sx of polycythemia neonate?
TMT?
delayed clamping of umbilical cord->increased blood transfer
-respiratory distress, lethargy, irritability, seizures from hyperviscosity
-hydration and partial exchange transfusion (if symptomatic)