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contraindicated

1. benzos*, nitrates, aspirin 2. they lead to unopposed cocaine mediated alpha vasoconstriction' *choose a CCB insted to control vasospasm

861.what is the cause of inc. orthostatic hypotension with increased age

+ what other changes to the heart with age

progressively decreasing baroreceptor sensitivity * 862.worsening diastolic function, dec. resting/maximal CO. dec. # of myocytes ...

863.how does the kidney adapt to respiratory alkalosis

excreting bicarbonate in the urine

864.what are poor prognostic

indicators during an asthma attack

NORMAL PaCO2 - because it should be low 2/2 hyperventilation

865.others - speech difficulty, diaphoresis, altered sensorium, cyanosis, silent lungs ... 866.what decreases mortality in COPD home oxygen smoking cessation

867.indication for NIPPV respiratory distress

pH <7.35, PaCO2>45, RR>25/min

868.complete

opacification of a SINGLE lung with shifted mediastinum

indicates a collapsed lung, should look for bronchial lesion with bronchoscopy -- causes include mucus plugging, tumor, foreign body

869.reyes syndrome 1. patho

2. tx

hepatic encephalopathy in children associated with viral infections and salicylates

- mitochondrial injury --> extensive fatty vacuolization of the liver without inflammation 2. glucose, FFP, mannitol (for cerebral edema)

870.legionella pneumonia 1. clinical pres 2. treatment 3. dx

1. refractory to beta lactam (also mycoplasma), HYPONATREMIA CONFUSION, ABDOMINAL PAIN, DIARRHEA acute onset fever, malaise, headache, non-productive cough, dyspnea,

2. erythromycin or azithromycin 3. HYPONATREMIA, organism negative smear (only polymorphs)

871.hypoventilation syndrome

consequence of severe obesity and untreated OSA, chronic

hypercapnia/hypoxic resp. failure, secondary erythrocytosis, low serum Cl, hypertension, cor pulmonale

872.aspirin sensitivity syndrome

pseudo allergic reaction - 2/2 aspirin induced prostaglandin/leukotriene imbalance

* tx = leukotriene receptor antagonist

873.what

conditions will increase fecal fat

bacterial overgrowth, pancreatic insufficiency, celiac disease, crohns disease

874.D-xylose test simple sugar that does not need to be

digested to be absorbed tests for INTACT MUCOSA OF PROXIMAL SMALL BOWEL ONLY ONLY

- THUS if pancreatic insufficiency is present D-xylose absorption/excretion will not be effected

875.acid fast oocysts

cryptosporidium parvum - chronic diarrhea in HIV patients with CD4<180

876.also may be isospora ... 877.when to order EGD for patients with GERD n/v

weight loss, anemia, melena/blood long duration of symptoms >1-2 years failure to respond to PPI

878.^ALARM SYMPTOMS ... 879.GI bacterial overgrowth nutrient defiencies Vitamin D

Vitamin A - night blindness B12 - neuropathy

880.what vitamin deficiency in carcinoid syndrome

niacin - used to synth seratonin/5HIAA metabolites

881.which type of polyps are most likely to

progress to malignancy

villous adenoma, sessile adeoma, size >2.5cm

882.what GI pathology is often associated with elevated BUN

upper GI bleeding

883.two situations where you can see elevated BUN without elevated Cr upper GI bleeding steroids 884.1. vitamin E deficiency clinical pres 2. Vitamin C """

1. RBC fragility, hyporeflexia, muscle weakness, blindness

2. perifollicular hemorrhage, swollen gums, poor wound healing

885.most common complication in UC

colon cancer (1% per year)

886.gallstone risk factors

caucasian race, obesity, female, OCP, DM, hypomotility of gallbladder (preg), ileal disease, clofibrate, octreotide, ceftriaxone

887.pancreatic pseudocyst treatment

<5cm observe for 6 weeks if persistent then drain *no ABX necessary >5cm - drain

888.liver histo findings 1. balloon degeneration with inflamm cells 2. panlobular mononuclear inflammation 3. piecemeal necrosis

1. acute alcoholic hepatitis 2. acute viral hepatitis, bridging necrosis (confluent hepatic necrosis between adjacent lobules)

3. inflammatory cells extend between portal ducts with periportal bridging fibrosis 889.how to evaluate liver damage in acute vs chronic hepatitis acute - LFTs

chronic - liver biopsy

890.causes of liver biliary ductopenia

PBC, transplant rejection, hodgkins disease, GVHD, sarcoid, CMV/HIV

891.entamoeba histolytica 1. patho 2. clinical pres 3. dx/tx

1. contaminated water in endemic region (south america)

2. bloody diarrhea, RUQ pain 3. THIN WALLED CYST IN RIGHT LOBE OF LIVER, sterile aspirate, stool exam shows trophozoites tx = metronidazole -- DO NOT DRAIN (compare to echinococcus)

892.What should all cirrhotic patients be screened for

esophageal varices HCC - (AFP)

893.what is the risk associated with porcelain gallbladder

894.risk is cancer of the gallbladder

...

895.when to give hep A Ig vs hep A vaccine

give immunoglobulin if travel will occur in less than 4 weeks

896.otherwise give vaccine ... 897.uric acid stones

1. dx 2. tx

1. radiolucent stones on KUB, acid urine pH <5,

2. hydration, sodium bicarb or sodium citrate dissolves the stones

898.varicoceles that fail to empty in the

recumbent position

RCC

diagnose with CTA

899.what should be first diagnostic test for patient with BPH symptoms and elevated Creatinine

kidney, ureter, bladder ultrasound

900.amikacin aminoglycoside

901.causes of priapism sickle cell/leukemia, trauma,

spinal cord/cauda equina, trazodone/prazosin

902.erythropoietin side effects

worsening hypertension (30%), flu like symptoms

903.1. hypertensive nephropathy histological progression

1. dec. in blood flow,

Nephrosclerosis - hypertrophy and intimal medial fibrosis of afferent and efferent arteries Glomerulosclerosis - progressive loss of glomerular capillary surface area with

glomerular/peritubular fibrosis 2. glomerular

hyperperfusion/renal hypertrophy and INC. GFR GBM thickening, glomerular hypertrophy mesangial expansion, GFR NORMAL microalbuminuria and progressive glomerular sclerosis/fibrosis (kimmelstiel wilson) 904.causes of kidney transplant rejection + tx

acute rejection, cyclosporine toxicity, vascular obstruction, ATN

tx = IV steroids

905.1. risk

most common cause of death in dialysis patients

cardiovascular disease hyperphosphatemia, inc. PTH, inc. homocysteine, accelerated atherogenesis 2/2

uremia/dialysate oxidative stress, inc. calcium intake

906.what kind of urine sediment seen in chronic kidney disease

broad casts, waxy casts

907.urine sediments 1. muddy brown casts 2. RBC casts

3. WBC casts

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