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UWorld_7.18 Flashcards

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Analgesic overuse ==> kidney dz?

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chronic interstitial nephropathy w/WBC casts

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glomerulonephritis ==> UA results?

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  • hematuria/RBC casts

- +/- proteinuria

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Most important risk factor for stroke

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HTN

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Complications of wilson’s dz.

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  • cirrhosis

- hepatolenticular degeneration (basal ganglia) ==> neuropsych changes

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Tx of wilson’s dz.

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  • copper chelators: d-penicillamin or tientine
  • oral zinc
  • liver transplant if needed
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Renal tubular acidosis ==> acid/base disturbance?

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metabolic acidosis

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Metabolic alkalosis evaluation

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  1. urine chloride
    - low urine cl ==> vomiting/aspiration vs. diuretic use
    - high urine cl ==> examine vol. status
  2. volume status
    - hypervolemia ==> excess MC activity, e.g. hyperaldo, cushings, ectopic ACTH
    - hypovolemia/euvolemia ==> bartter & Gitelman syndromes
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Management of torsades de pointes

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  1. defib in hemodynamically unstable patients

2. IV magnesium sulfate @ conscious/stable patients + removal of offending causes (e.g. medication induced prolonged QT)

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Drugs that prolong QT

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  • diuretics ==> electrolyte imbalances
  • zofran
  • antipsychotics (haloperidol, quetiapine, risperidone)
  • TCAs
  • SSRIs: citalopram
  • Antiarrhythmics: amiodarone, sotalol, flecainide
  • antianginal: ranolazine
  • antibiotics: macrolides, fluoroquinolones, antifungals
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Electrolyte imbalances ==> prolonged QT

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  • hypoK
  • hypoMg
  • hypoCa
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Thyroid storm presentation

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  • fever
  • tachycardia/arrhythmias
  • HTN
  • tremor
  • AMS
  • lid lag
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Dermatitis herpetiformis association/presentation

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  • pruritic papules/vesicles @ elbows, knees, buttocks, etc.

- assoc. w/gluten-sensitive enteropathy

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Porphyria cutanea tarda presentation

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  • painless blisters, hypertrichosis, hyperpigmentation
  • assoc. w/hep C
  • can be triggered by ethanol, estrogens
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Acute Hep B infection

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  • icterus
  • urticarial rash
  • flulike sx
  • elevated LFTs
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Indications for carotid endarterectomy

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  • @ men: 60-99% stenosis w/out sx or >50% if sx

- @ women: 70-99% stenosis

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RA skeletal risks

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  • osteopenia
  • osteoporosis
  • bone fx
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Sensorineural hearing loss vs. conductive hearing loss

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  • Rinne test: bone > air conduction ==> dx = conductive hearing loss
  • Weber: @ conductive ==> affected ear; @ sensorineural ==> unaffected ear
18
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Common cause of conductive hearing loss in adults

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otosclerosis = remodeling of otic capsule w/stapes fixed to oval window

19
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Abx ototoxicity ==>

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sensorineural hearing loss

20
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Imaging of pancreatitis

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RUQ ultrasounds

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Artifical heart valves/severely calcified valves ==> heme-related complication?

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macrovascular hemolysis ==> microcytic anemia

22
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Fear of public speaking/performance ==> dx?

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social anxiety disorder

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hyperactive bowel sounds + dilated loops of bowel ==> dx?

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ileus

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Albumin impact on calcium

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  • most Ca2+ bound to albumin/plasma proteins

- decreased albumin ==> decreased total Ca2+; ionized Ca will stay stable

25
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Cause of low platelets in HIT

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autoantibodies

26
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Tx of acute dystonia 2/2 anti-psych

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  • benztropine

- diphenhydramine

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Tx of acute parkinsonism 2/2 anti-psych

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  • benztropine

- amantadine

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PPx of cluster H/A

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  • verapamil
  • prednisone
  • ergotamine
  • indomethacin
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Tx of cluster H/A

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100% O2

30
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Wartlike lesions + violaceous nodules + skin ulcers ==> dx?

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blostomycosis

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Histoplasmosis infx presentation

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  • mycosis @ Miss./OH river valley
  • asx vs. mild pulmonary
  • diss. @ immunocompromised
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Coccidioidmycosis infx presentation

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  • mycosis @ SW united states/CA

- pulmonary

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Evaluation of hypocalcemia

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  1. corrected Ca (is albumin low?)
  2. low Mg? drugs? blood transfusion?
  3. measure PTH
    - normal/low: (para)thyroidectomy/radical neck surgery, wilson’s dz, hemochromatosis
    - high: Vit D deficiency/CKD, pancreatitis, sepsis, tumor lysis
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Tetralogy of Fallot murmur

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harsh, systolic ejection murmur @ LUSB

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VSD murmur

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  • holosystolic murmur @ LLSB

- diastolic rumble 2/2 increased blood flow across mitral valve

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Risk factors for acalculous cholecystitis

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  • severe trauma, burns, recent surgery
  • prolonged fasting or TPN
  • critical illness

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