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pericarditis may be caused by many viruses, but the most common is
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coxsackie B virus
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coxsackie B virus: classification
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picornavirus
+ssRNA naked icosahedral |
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pericarditis pain:
relieved by _ exacerbated by _ |
leaning forward
inspiration |
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classic ECG findings of pericarditis
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diffuse ST-segment elevation
PR segment depression |
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inability to perform rapid alternating movements is aka
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dysdiadochokinesia
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_ occurs in 50% of pts with temporal arteritis
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polymyalgia rheumatica
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the common cold is most often due to what viruses?
their classification? |
rhinoviruses (50%)
RSV (10%) coronaviruses (10%) ssRNA |
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the most frequent cause of lobar pneumonia
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strep pneumoniae
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treatment for mycoplasma pneumonia
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a macrolide, usu. azithromycin
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lobar pneumonia usually presents with (2)
(as compared with bronchopneumonia) |
tactile fremitus
egophany |
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a couple physical descriptors of klebsiella
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mucoid capsule
grows in viscous colonies |
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klebsiella tends to cause bronchopneumonia or lobar pneumonia?
pathology description |
bronchopneumonia
neutrophil ("acute") inflammatory infiltrates from bronchioles partly entending into adjacent alveoli |
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lobar pneumonia is characterized by _
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alveolar infiltrates
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two notable pathology ARDS findings
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intra-alveolar hyaline membranes
*bilateral* alveolar infiltrates |
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a way to notice Ghon complexes
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they show up as calcifications on x-ray
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secondary tuberculosis presents with _ lesions and is seen more in _ patients
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cavitary
immunocompromised |
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notable antibiotics (3) implicated in C. diff overgrowth
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ampicillin
clindamycin cephalosporins |
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which would you use to Rx an enterococcal UTI,
ampicillin clindamycin |
ampicillin
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first-line antibiotic for enterococci
if that one doesn't work, then use _ |
ampicillin
vancomycin |
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killed vaccines
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rabies
influenza salk polio hep A |
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a common sequela of rotavirus infection in children
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transient lactose intolerance
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