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UWorld_8.03 Flashcards

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Birth defects 2/2 phenytoin use in pregnancy

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  • “fetal hydantoin syndrome”:
  • microcephaly
  • small body size
  • digital hypolasia
  • hirsutism
  • cleft palate
  • rib anomalies
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Clinical manifestations of neonatal sepsis

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-most common: T>38 or

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Zinc deficiency cause/presentation

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  • TPN vs. malabsoprtion
  • alopecia
  • skin lesion
  • abnormal taste
  • impaired wound healting
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4
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Selenium deficiency ==> ?

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cardiomyopathy

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5
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Ototoxic drugs

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  • loop diuretics (esp. @ renal failure)
  • aminoglycosides
  • ASA at high doses
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high-risk pulm. nodules

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  • > 2cm
  • age >60
  • current smoker/cessation
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intermediate-risk pulm. nodules

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  • 0.8-2cm
  • age 40-60
  • current smoker/cessation 5-15ya
  • scalloped border
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Medications assoc. w/idiopathic intracranial HTN

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  • GH
  • tetracycline (minocycline, doxycycline)
  • excess vitamin A/derivatives (isotretinoin, retinoic acid)
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Beta-blocker overdose presentation

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  • bradycardia
  • hypotension
  • wheezing
  • hypoglycemia
  • delerium, sz
  • cardiogenic shock
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Management of beta-blocker overdose

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  1. IV fluids + atropine

2. IV glucagon for profound/refractory hypotension

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Management of brain metastases

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  • single + good fxnl status ==> surgical resection
  • multiple ==> whole brain radiation
  • multiple/poor fxnl/widespread recurrence ==> supportive
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Most common predisposing factor for acute bacterial sinusitis

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viral URI

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Asterixis associations

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  • hepatic encephalopathy
  • uremic encephalopathy
  • CO2 retention
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Disseminated gonoccocal infection ==>

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  • polyarthralgia
  • tenosynovitis
  • vesiculopapular skin lesions
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Types of fetal growth restriction

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-asymmetric ==> “head-sparing” affects head & body equally

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Causes of asymmetric IUGR

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  • maternal factors:
  • vascular dz
  • APAb
  • autoimmune
  • cyanotic heart disease
  • substance abuse
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Causes of symmetric IUGR

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  • fetal factors:
  • genetic d/o
  • congenital heart disease
  • intrauterine infection
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Aortic regurg. murmur & PE findings

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  • early diastolic murmur ==>

- hyperdynamic/bounding peripheral pulse

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Hypoventilation ==> ABG

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  • hypoventilation ==> normal A-a gradient
  • respiratory acidosis
  • low SpO2
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Renal cell carcinoma presentation

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  • flank pain, hematuria, +/- palpable abdominal mass
  • L-sided ==> non-emptying scrotal varicoceles
  • paraneoplastic sx: anemia vs. erythrocytosis, thrombocytosis, fever, hypercalcemia, cachexia
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Classic appendicitis presentation ==> ?

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  • laparoscopy w/out further imaging

- imaging only if nonclassic sx

22
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Rifampin SE

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red urine

23
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Cerebellar tumors ==>

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  • ispilateral ataxia
  • nystagmus
  • intention tremors
  • loss of coordination
24
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Hydroxychloroquine SE

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retinopathy

25
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Postcholecystectomy syndrome presentation/evaluation

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  • persistent abdominal pain/dyspepsia postop or delayed after cholecystectomy
    1. abdominal imaging (US)
    2. direct visualization (ERCP
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Ichthyosis vulgaris presentation

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  • dry/rough skin
  • horny plates over extensor surfaces of limbs
  • “lizard skin”
27
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Psoriasis presentation

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-silvery scales @ extensors: elbows, knees, scalp, trunk

28
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SE of O2 therapy in severe COPD

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  • can lead to increased hypercapnea 2/2 increased dead space perfusion ==> V/Q mismatch, decreased aff. of oxygemoglobin to CO2, and reduced alveolar ventilation
  • goal spO2 = 90-93%
29
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Testing for lactose intolerance

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  • (+) hydrogen breath test
  • (+) stool test for reducing substances
  • low stool pH
  • increased stool osmotic gap
30
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When to vaccinate against yellow fever

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before travel to sub-saharan african and equatorial S. American countries

31
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Elderly pt. w/GI painless bleeding + maroon-colored stools ==> dx?

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angiodysplasia = dilated submucosal veins and AV malformations
frequently missed on colonoscopy

32
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TEN vs. SJS

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  • 30% BSA = TEN
33
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MOA of sodium bicarb in TCA overdose

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  • increases serum pH & extracellular sodium ==>

- releives cardio-depressant action on myocardial sodium channels

34
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Evaluation of zenker’s diverticulum

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contrast esophogram (not GI endoscopy)

35
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CT in PE

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classic = wedge-shaped infarction

36
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Increased palpitations when lying on left side ==> dx?

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aortic regurgitation ==> brings enlarged L. ventricle closer to chest wall and leads to pounding sensation

37
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Initial eval/management of GCA

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  1. steroids (high dose IV methylpred)

2. temporal artery biopsy

38
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Most common STD/gram stain

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  • chlamydia > gonorrhea
  • neither usually show on gram stain
    • nucleic acid testing
39
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Tx of central retinal artery occlusion

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ocular massage and high flow oxygen

40
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Presentation of menopausal genitourinary syndrome

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  • vulvovaginal atrophy

- + urinary sx ==> UTIs, incontinence

41
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central vs. peripheral facial n. lesion

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  • peripheral = ipsilateral weakness of all facial m.

- central ==> contralateral weakness that spares the forehead/ability to close eye

42
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Causes of primary adrenal insufficiency

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  • autoimmune
  • infections (TB, HIV, diss. fungal)
  • hemorrhagic infarction
  • metastatic
43
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CSF in GBS

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elevated protein w/normal cell count

44
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Facial rash in SLE

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darker erythema, spares the nasolabial folds

45
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Middle mediastinal tumors

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  • tracheal tumors
  • pericardial cysts
  • lymphoma
  • aortic aneurysms

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