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, What are S/S of iron deficiency anemia? - correct ans:Microcytic/hypochromic anemia, presents with
fatigue, SOB, PICA, soft spoon nails, cheilosis, sore tongue, and in children learning difficulties. PALLOR is
late sign. May also be asymptomatic. Know labs are Low MCV, MCHC and HGB
What are treatments for iron deficiency anemia? - correct ans:Fix the site of bleeding, give iron
supplementation, recheck in about 3 months
Risk factors for the development of iron deficiency anemia? - correct ans:Those with dietary restrictions
or malabsorption issues, GI bleed, in children high amounts of cows milk, premature infants, exclusively
breast feeding past 4-6 month
What are contraindications to hormonal contraception or HRT? - correct ans:Clotting disorders, history
of DVT or PE, migraine with aura or focal neurological deficit, uncontrolled HTN, smoking, active breast
or uterine cancer, undiagnosed vaginal bleeding, or liver disease
What are the assessment findings in testicular torsion? How is it diagnosed? - correct ans:Pain in the
testicle or abdomen, N/V, one testicle higher or at strange angle, swelling of scrotum.
Diagnosed with physical exam, cremasteric reflex, and scrotal ultrasound
What are common problems seen in Klinefelters? - correct ans:Sterile males, feminine characteristics,
learning disabilities
What are common problems seen in Down's Syndrome? - correct ans:Congenital heart disease,
hirschprungs, duodenal atresia, imperforate anus, expressive language difficulty, delayed development
What are common problems seen in Turner's Syndrome? - correct ans:Short statured, broad chested,
often sterile or will need help to conceive,
What is included in a functional geriatric assessment? - correct ans:Need to assess basic self cares (ADLs)
can use Katz index. Also need to assess instrumental ADLs which indicate their ability for independent
community living... can use Lawton-Brody scale for this
recent & frequently tested exam and
well elaborated questions with
questions and correct answers
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, What are S/S of iron deficiency anemia? - correct ans:Microcytic/hypochromic anemia, presents with
fatigue, SOB, PICA, soft spoon nails, cheilosis, sore tongue, and in children learning difficulties. PALLOR is
late sign. May also be asymptomatic. Know labs are Low MCV, MCHC and HGB
What are treatments for iron deficiency anemia? - correct ans:Fix the site of bleeding, give iron
supplementation, recheck in about 3 months
Risk factors for the development of iron deficiency anemia? - correct ans:Those with dietary restrictions
or malabsorption issues, GI bleed, in children high amounts of cows milk, premature infants, exclusively
breast feeding past 4-6 month
What are contraindications to hormonal contraception or HRT? - correct ans:Clotting disorders, history
of DVT or PE, migraine with aura or focal neurological deficit, uncontrolled HTN, smoking, active breast
or uterine cancer, undiagnosed vaginal bleeding, or liver disease
What are the assessment findings in testicular torsion? How is it diagnosed? - correct ans:Pain in the
testicle or abdomen, N/V, one testicle higher or at strange angle, swelling of scrotum.
Diagnosed with physical exam, cremasteric reflex, and scrotal ultrasound
What are common problems seen in Klinefelters? - correct ans:Sterile males, feminine characteristics,
learning disabilities
What are common problems seen in Down's Syndrome? - correct ans:Congenital heart disease,
hirschprungs, duodenal atresia, imperforate anus, expressive language difficulty, delayed development
What are common problems seen in Turner's Syndrome? - correct ans:Short statured, broad chested,
often sterile or will need help to conceive,
What is included in a functional geriatric assessment? - correct ans:Need to assess basic self cares (ADLs)
can use Katz index. Also need to assess instrumental ADLs which indicate their ability for independent
community living... can use Lawton-Brody scale for this
