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when is rash seen iwth mono
after penicillin is given, otherwise no rash
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when do you do HD for lithium overdose
level of 4 or 2.5 with signs of toxicity
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2 most common causes of ICH
- hypertensive
- Cerebral amyloid angiopathy
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suspecting perforation, next step after xrays are negative
gastrograffin CT scan
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what meds for fistulas in crohsn
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is pseudo gout ruled out with no crystals on microscopy
no
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next best step for suspected OM
xrays and ESR, if + MRI, if MRI inconclusive, bone scan
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osa can lead to what
- hypertesnion
- pHTN
- arrhythmias
- HF
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GN vs AIN
GN-proteinuria, RBC casts
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how many tests do you need to rule out hp
2 in high risk patients
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do you do 2nd look endocsopy for duodenal ulcers?
no but you may for gastric ulcers
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what prevents ACS in SS
hydroxyurea and incentive spirometry
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how to diagnose ACS in SS
infiltrate + CP, fever, hypoxemia
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rx for primary raynauds
CCB
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pt on reglan has SE, wtd
stop reglan and start promethazine
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can you give NAC for non tylenol ALF
yes
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do you do surveillance with EGD with somone who has FAP?
yes
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when do you treat acute hep b
with fulminant disease or protracted state
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rx for chronic pancreatitis
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how often should patients with serrated polyp syndrome be getting colonoscopy
q1y
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salvage therapy for h.pylori shold contain what ab
something instead of clarithromycin
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rx for NET if <1cm
resect it, no octerotide scintigraphy
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diff between juvenile polyposis syndrome vs solitary polyposis syndrome
juvenile you have to scope them frequently
with solitary where they only have it in the rectum you dont scope them again after 1st time
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when TPMT lvels are low, what do you use for maintenance of remission
Anti-TNF
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who gets HCC surveillance for chronic hep B
- somalians
- asians
- chronic hep B with elevated ALT and DNA
- cirrhotics
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