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rx for baby of hep B + mother
ivig and then hep b vaccine
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for what value of BPP do you deliver?
4 or less
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a young child with a febrile uti, next step besides treating?
a young child with multiple febrile uti's, next step besides treating?
- ultrasound
- voiding cystourethragram
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delayed sleep phase syndrome?
being able to sleep from a late hour at night to late in the morning
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what is shy drager syndrome?
parkinsons phenomenon where autonomic system is not functioning so you get orthostatic hypotension, impotence
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shy drager vs riley day
- shy drager is multisystem atrophy with parkinsons
- riley day is autonomic dysfunction that is familial
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most common complication of peptic ulcer
hemorrhage
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1st cranial nerve to get compressed from high intracranial pressure?
oculomotor
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after a head injury and loss of conscienscness, when do you observe in the ospital?
- if seizures
- if focal neurological defects
- if signs of cranial injury
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complication of repair of aaa?
ischemia to the bowel
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complication of diabetes in the baby?
- macrosomia
- hypoglycemia
- hypocalcemia
- hyperviscosity
- caadal regressio
- togv
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rx for entamoeba liver abscess?
pyogenic abscess?
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rx for afib due to wpw?
whats contraindicated?
procainamide
anuthing that blocks av node--ccb, bb, digoxin
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rx for rheumatic fever?
penicillin for 5 or 10 years and depending on whats involved till 21 or 40 years of age
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all the triplet repeat disease have what inheritance?
autosomal dominant
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what occurs in reponse to inflammation in the body
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duration of clopidogre for metal stents?
drug elutting stents
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when do you give clopidogrel following myocardial events?
- after unstable/nstemi
- after stent placement
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when is the answer bacterial overgrowth vs short bowel syndrome?
- surgery for gastric ulcer--bacterial overgrowth
- surgery for duodenal ulcer--short bowel or weight loosing surgery
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rx for refractory hydrothorax due to cirhosis
tips
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papillary necrosis gives dysmorphic or normal shaped rbc?
normal since its after the glomerulus
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symtpoms of opiod withdrawal
everything is fast--tachy, nasuea, diarhea, pioerection, mydiasis
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most important modifiable risk factor that helps lower bp
weight
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what kind of skeletal instability is seen in down patients
atlantoaxial instability
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most common cause of idiopathic lymphadenopath of cervical region
staph aureus
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rx for asymptomatic sarcoid
symptomatic
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differnece between meniscal vs ligamental tear
ligamental-immediate swelling and cant bear weight on knee, knee instability
meniscus--delayed swelling and can bear weight
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hep b or hep c produces a chronic hepatitis?
hep c with arthralgias
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moa of dipyrimadole for stress test
coronary steal --blood flow goes to good areas of heart with good perfusion
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what is the pcwp in pe?
normal but pulmonary artery is increasedfel
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felty syndrome
ra + neutropenia + splenomegaly
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rx for saline reponse metabolic alkalosis
urine chloride <20 meq/L
normal saline
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difference in presentation between nieman picks and taysachs?
- nieman picks---cherry red macula, hepatlosplenomegaly
- tay sachs--cherry red macula but no hepatosplenomegaly
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rx for hypoxic conditions created in sickle cell like chest pian, stroke, splenic infarction
exchange transfusion
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selenium deficieync?
zinc deficiency
cardiomyopathy
skin lesion and hair loss
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