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MCC Adrenal Failure

  • USA
  • WW
  • Overall
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  • USA = AI Adrenal Destruction
  • WW = Diss TB
  • Overall = Chronic Steroid Use –> Withdrawal (produces TERTIARY = CENTRAL HYPOADRENALISM with low ACTH, low cortisol and normal aldosterone)
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Ortner’s Syndrome

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Hoarse voice 2/2 LA enlargement; look for elevation of L primary bronchus too

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Malaria

  • Bug
  • Reservoir
  • P/w (2) and Why
  • 2 Protected Populations
  • Dx
  • Vs. Babesiosis?
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  • Bug: Plasmodium (Vivax, Ovale, Malariae, Falciparum)
  • Reservoir: ANOPHELES Mosquito
  • P/w (2) and Why: Cyclical FEVERS + HA as leave liver –> RBC
  • 2 Protected Populations: Sickle Cell (not favorable RBC) + Prior Infection
  • Dx: Thick and thin blood smear with Gimesa+ stain
  • Vs. Babesiosis? Caused by IXODES deer tic and found in USA NE area; causes similar presentation
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Histoplasmosis

  • Microbiology
  • Location
  • Presentation / Dx / Tx
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  • Micro: Histo hides in macrophages, this is why disseminated infection produces hepatosplenomegaly + palate ulcers
  • Location = Ohio + MS River Valleys, caves + bats
  • Fx: Diss infection as above; tx with Ampho B + Itraconazole
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Blastomycosis

  • Microbiology
  • Location
  • Presentation / Dx / Tx
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  • Micro: Broad Based Budding Yeast
  • Location = E of MS River
  • Fx: Disseminated = Pancytopenia (bone) + skin problems (warty like lesions + ulcers)
  • Tx: PO Itraconazole (mild) –> Severe with Amphotericin B
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Coccidiomycosis

  • Microbiology
  • Location
  • Presentation / Dx / Tx
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  • Micro = Endospore spherules
  • Location = SW USA
  • Fx = Valley Feve
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Paracoccidio

  • Microbiology
  • Location
  • Presentation / Dx / Tx
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  • Micro: Captain’s Wheel Appearance

- Fx: Latin America

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gluten sensitive; IgA Ab to gliadin, Dermatitis Herpetiformis. Dx gold standard = biopsy with villous flattening

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Celiac

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as Celiac, need h/o of living in endemic area

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Tropical Sprue

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SI bacterial overgrowth

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the little SI bacteria are overtaken by other growth 2/2 ∆anatomy or ∆gastric motility; diagnose with jejunal aspirate >10*5 bacteria, Tx = Rifaxamin/Augmentin

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Whipple dz

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PAS+ cells in old white men

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MCCOD in Dialysis

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Cardiovascular Disease

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Nasal Septal Perforation

  • P/w
  • 4 MCC
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P/w = Persistent whistling noise

4 MCC

  • S/p Rhinoplasty
  • Trauma (nose picking)
  • Wegener’s (ELK)
  • Cocaine
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MoA + ADE

  • Didanosine
  • Abacavir
  • Indinavir
  • Nevirapine
  • Lamivudine
  • Efavirenz

General AADE for

  • NRTI
  • NNRTI
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  • Didanosine (NRTI) = Pancreatitis
  • Abacavir (NRTI) = Hypersensitivity
  • Indinavir (Protease I, all end in -navir) = Needle Shaped Crystals
  • Nevirapine (NNRTI) = Liver Failure
  • Lamivudine = Liver Failure
  • Efavirenz (NNRTI) = Vivid Dreams/Hallucinations

General AADE for

  • NRTI (all end in -ine except Abacavir) = Lactic Acidosis
  • NNRTI (Nevirapine, Efavirin) = SJS
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Flagyl Indications (7)

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GET GAP on metRo

  • Giardia
  • Entoamoeba
  • Trich
  • Gard. (BV)
  • Anaerobes
  • (H) Pylori
  • Rosacea
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Caution in Using Nitroglycerin (4)

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  1. Aortic Stenosis
  2. Right Ventricular Infarct
  3. With PDE-I (Sildenafil; also watch PDE and alpha-blocker use)
  4. Hypotension
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MoA Plavix

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PGy-12 Receptor Blocker

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MEN Syndromes and PT-adenoma vs. hyperplasia?

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MEN1 = Adenoma
MEN2 = Hyperplasia
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Ca and PTH Levels in:

  • Familial HyperCa HypoCaUria
  • PseudohypoPTH (Albrights)
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FHH: Mutation in Ca Sensing Receptor in PTH Gland

  • Increase Ca
  • Increase PTH

PseudohypoPTH (Albrights): xEnd Organ Damage to Ca

  • Low Ca
  • Increase PTH
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How to approach Acetaminophen OD?

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  1. Activated Charcoal ≤4 hours s/p ingestion

2. Plot Acetaminophen level @4hrs on Rumack-Matthew Nomogram

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CO tox

  • Risks
  • P/w
  • SaO2
  • Tx
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  • Risks: space heater, garage
  • P/w: Cherry Red Skin, High HCT
  • SaO2: normal b/c COHb
  • Tx: Hyperbaric (100%) O2
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Methemoglobinemia

  • Risks
  • P/w
  • SaO2
  • Tx
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  • Risks: Rx (Sulfas, nitrates, dapsone)
  • P/w: Chocoloate Brown Blood
  • SaO2: normal
  • Tx: Methylene Blue
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CN Toxicity

  • Risks
  • P/w
  • SaO2
  • Tx
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  • Risks: nitroprusside, burning plastic
  • P/w: Pink skin, burnt almond smell
  • Tx: Amyl Nitrate (induce methem) –> sodium thiosulfate
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(T/F) In atrial fibrillation with dilated ventricle, digoxin is treatment of choice?

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FALSE. Dilated ventricle is 2/2 to atrial fibrillation, control the afibb with typical RATE control

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Pulsus Bisferiens Def + 2Dz
Defined as biphasic systolic pulse with midsystolic dip. Seen in: - Aortic Regurge - HOCM
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2 Stones that PPT in low pH and 2 Treatments
Uric Acid + Ca Oxalate Give K Citrate + NaHCO3
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2 CHF Exacerbation Protocols What is never included?
1. CHF with nl/high BP - O2 + Lasix + Nitroglycerin 2. CHF with low BP - O2 + Lasix + NorEpi Pressor Never included = beta blocker (in acute CHF exacerbation, increase survival for chronic management)
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Chondrocalcinosis - 2 DZ?
1. CPPD (Pseudogout) ~ wrap around patella | 2. Hemochromatosis
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4 Steps in Progression of Diabetic Nephropathy What is key treatment and why?
1. Glomerular Hyperfiltration 2. GBM Thickening 3. Mesangial Expansion 4. Glomerulosclerosis (KW Nodules) Give ACE-I to decrease efferent arteriole constriction = decrease glomerular HTN = decrease progression of disease
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3 MC Malignancies found in Malignant Effusions?
1. Lung 2. Breast 3. Lymphoma
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Chalazion - Def - P/w - Management
Def: chronic granulomatous inflammation of meibomian gland 2/2 obstruction P/w: rubbery lesion on eyelid Mgmt: warm compresses (Same as Stye = Hodeolum) --> I+D --> BIOPSY (increase risk for conversion to carcinoma)
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Gold Standard PNA Dx in Outpatient Setting
CXR (≠Sputum Culture)
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4 ARDS Criteria
1. New Onset 2. Noncardiogenic (nl PCWP) 3. B/l Fluffy Infiltrates on CXR 4. Hypoxia (P/F Ratio) -
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Beck's Triad Underlying Physiology
Triad = JVD, Muffled Heart Sounds, Hypotension Decrease PRELOAD
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2 Neuro Signs for Immediate Back Imaging in DM?
UMN Signs or Motor Weakness DM are at increase risk for abscess
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Triad of EPO Abuse
HA, HTN and Flu Symptoms
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Cystercercosis - Bug - Intermediate vs. Definitive Host - Transmission - 3 Organs
- Bug = Taenia Solium (pork tapeworm) - Humans are only definitive host (only humans can become infected) - Intermediate: pig (can eat eggs and not beome infected) - Transmission: when humans eat eggs they become infected - 3 Organs: Skeletal Muscle, Eye, Brain (Scolex)
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How does insulin resistance cause NALFD?
Increase insulin resistance = increase peripheral lipolysis = increase Fatty acid delivery to liver = increase fatty oxidation = inflammation
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Older patient with known presbyopia is peeing a lot and suddenly their vision gets better?
Look for New DM. Persistent hyperglycemia = corrects presbyopia
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Corneal arcus in young person?
Think Familial HyperCholesterolemia
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Whats the difference in Metabolic Syndrome Key Features and CAD Risk Factors (used in LDL goals too?)
Met Syndrome = SHODDy CAD Risk = SHAFDy * Age: >45 men, >55 women * FMHx CAD:
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What 3 things increase HDL?
Moderate Alcohol Consumption Exercise Estrogen
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Tx of Viral vs. Allergic vs. Bacterial Conjunctivitis?
Allergic (itchiness + B/L) = Topical Antihistamines / Mast Cell Stabilizers / Vasoconstrictors Viral (no itch + U/L + close contacts) = hand washing Bacterial = ABx ***High Yield: Viral/bacterial are U/L and use the discharge to tell the difference. B/L = Allergic!!!
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(T/F) Topical Steroids should be given on the eye?
FALSE FALSE FALSE - Increase cataracts / glaucoma - Worsen HSV / Fungal keratitis
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Who gets UV keratitis? (3) | Treatment? (2)
UV Keratitis = welders, skiers (snow blind) and tanners Tx = Patch the eye +/- Topical Abx
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What high yield DZ is associated with CRAO?
Temporal Arteritis
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What is presbyopia? What is treatment? What is the disease associated with ∆corneal shape?
Loss of lens elasticity --> cannot accommodate (holding objects @distance to see) --> need bifocals for NEAR Vision Don't confuse with ∆Corneal shape = astigmatism; blurry vision regardless of distance
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Massive PE Definition (2) + Unique Treatment
1. PE with Hypotension 2. PE with Acute Heart Strain as evidence by JVD (b/c RV dilation) or RBBB Unique Treatment = candidate for fibrinolytic therapy
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- MCC Folate Deficiency | - 3 Rx Causing Folate Deficiency
- MCC Folate Deficiency: EtOHism (Nutritional) | - 3 Rx Causing Folate Deficiency: MTX, Trimethoprim (DHFR) and Phenytoin (xIntestinal Absorption)
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cANCA vs. pANCA Targets
``` cANCA = anti proteinase 3 pANCA = anti MPO ```
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Casts - Muddy Brown - RBC - WBC - Fatty - Waxy - Epithelial
- Muddy Brown: ATN - RBC: Glomerular Damage / Nephritic Syndrome - WBC: AIN (PCN, Sulfa, Ceflacor) / Pyelo - Fatty: Nephrotic Syndrome - Waxy: Chronic Renal Disease - Epithelial: Acute INTRARENAL Injury (Aminoglycoside)
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Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis - Definition - P/w - 2 Examples - Treatment
- Def: inflammation of lung parenchyma 2/2 antigen exposure (vs. PNA = infectious inflammation) - P/w: Fever, Cough, SOB (recurrent mini-PNA) - 2 Examples: Farmer's Lung + Bird Fancier's Lung - Tx: Avoid exposure to antigen
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2 Associations with Reactive Arthritis (other than triad) Treatment of Reactive Arthritis
Associations = PO Ulcers + Enthesitis Tx = NSAID
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3 Predictors of AAA Expansion / Rupture
1. Size >5.5 cm 2. Active Cig Smoking 3. Rate of expansion >.5cm/6mo or ≥1.0 cm/yr
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4 Fx of Legionella PNA
1. PNA 2. Watery Diarrhea 3. HypoNa 4. Elevated LFTs
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Clubbing: 2/2 low O2 or 2/2 malignancy?
Depends; in cyanotic heart, pHTN, CF = chronic hypoxia. BUT, in COPD = 2/2 HOA = Malignancy
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W/u Testicular Mass (1)
ULTRASOUND IS ALL THAT IS NEEDED!!!! No biopsy / FNA b/c of seeding theory. This is a cancer that you shoot (operate) first and ask questions later.
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5 ∆Lifestyle for High BP?
1. Weight Loss 2. DASH Diet 3. Regular Exercise 4. Low Salt Diet 5. xEtOH
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