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pericarditis may be caused by many viruses, but the most common is
coxsackie B virus
coxsackie B virus: classification
picornavirus

+ssRNA
naked
icosahedral
pericarditis pain:

relieved by _

exacerbated by _
leaning forward

inspiration
classic ECG findings of pericarditis
diffuse ST-segment elevation
PR segment depression
inability to perform rapid alternating movements is aka
dysdiadochokinesia
_ occurs in 50% of pts with temporal arteritis
polymyalgia rheumatica
the common cold is most often due to what viruses?

their classification?
rhinoviruses (50%)
RSV (10%)
coronaviruses (10%)

ssRNA
the most frequent cause of lobar pneumonia
strep pneumoniae
treatment for mycoplasma pneumonia
a macrolide, usu. azithromycin
lobar pneumonia usually presents with (2)

(as compared with bronchopneumonia)
tactile fremitus
egophany
a couple physical descriptors of klebsiella
mucoid capsule

grows in viscous colonies
klebsiella tends to cause bronchopneumonia or lobar pneumonia?

pathology description
bronchopneumonia

neutrophil ("acute") inflammatory infiltrates from bronchioles partly entending into adjacent alveoli
lobar pneumonia is characterized by _
alveolar infiltrates
two notable pathology ARDS findings
intra-alveolar hyaline membranes

*bilateral* alveolar infiltrates
a way to notice Ghon complexes
they show up as calcifications on x-ray
secondary tuberculosis presents with _ lesions and is seen more in _ patients
cavitary
immunocompromised
notable antibiotics (3) implicated in C. diff overgrowth
ampicillin
clindamycin
cephalosporins
which would you use to Rx an enterococcal UTI,

ampicillin
clindamycin
ampicillin
first-line antibiotic for enterococci

if that one doesn't work, then use _
ampicillin

vancomycin
killed vaccines
rabies
influenza
salk polio
hep A
a common sequela of rotavirus infection in children
transient lactose intolerance