PAEA EOR IM miss 2025 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS
PAEA EOR IM miss
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EXAM QUESTIONS|
1. Clinical Therapeutics, Parox- Adenosine
ysmal supraventricular
tachycardia (PSVT) Stable
Narrow Complex:
2. Clinical Therapeutics, Parox- Amiodarone
ysmal supraventricular
tachycardia (PSVT) Stable
Wide:
3. Diagnosis, Acute coronary ST elevations V5, V6, I and avL
syndrome: If left coronary
artery is ischemic, what are
the ECG changes?
4. Diagnosis, Coarctation of o CXR: rib notching, and "3 sign"
the aorta o Difference in BP upper and lower extremities
5. Diagnostic Tests, Coarcta- o GOLD: angiogram
tion of the aorta o CXR: rib notching, and "3 sign"
6. Diagnostic Tests Ventricular Initial test is Echo then MRI and/or CT
aneurysm
7. Clinical therapeutics, Con- NSAIDs x7-14 days. (sx usually subside within 24h).
strictive pericarditis
8. Clinical therapeutics, Refrac- Corticosteroids if symptoms> 48h & refractory to 1st line meds.
tory pericarditis
9. Health Maintenance, Pan- Stop ETOH use and/or mange gallstones
creatitis
10.
, PAEA EOR IM miss
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History and Physical, Aortic HTN, 50-60yo Intimal wall tear* d/t HTN Intrascapular chest pain,
dissection ripping
11. History and Physical, Aortic Blowing diastolic high-pitched decrescendo, murmur located at
regurgitation the LUSB
12. History and Physical, Con- Hx of DM2, meth use, EtOH use, chemo/radiation to chest. PE=
gestive heart failure dyspneic w/lying flat, multiple pillow prthopnea, ascites, heapto-
jugular reflex, JVD/distended neck veins, extremity edema, lung
sounds will have rales. S3-heart sound
13. Scientific Concepts, Lateral Atherosclerosis MC- plaque rupture ’thrombosis, EKG: 3-contigu-
wall MI ous pathologic Q waves/ST elevations in lateral leads w/ reciprocal
changes in inferior leads, usually affects circumflex artery
14. Critical Care : Clinical Thera- 2 steps: lower IOP ’open the angle (cholinergics)
peutics, Acute angle-closure o 1st line: Acetazolamide (carbonic anhydrase inh.) ’or Topical BB
glaucoma (Timolol)
o Then: Miotics/cholenergics (Pilocarpine, Carbachol)
o Definitive: bilateral peripheral iridotomy
15. Critical Care : Clinical Ther- Labetalol- Decrease BP no more than 25% within 1st hour
apeutics, Hypertensive crisis
(emergency)
16. Critical Care : Clinical Ther- Lorazepam or Diazepam ’Phenytoin ’Phenobarbital
apeutics, Status epilepticus
(sz follow without conscious
recovery between)
17. Critical Care : Diagnosis, Sec- o Mobitz I ECG- progressively elongating PR ’dropped QRS
ond-degree atrioventricular o Mobitz II ECG- constant, prolonged PR complex ’dropped QRS
block
PAEA EOR IM miss
|FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS |RECENTLY TESTING REAL
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fo7iax
EXAM QUESTIONS|
1. Clinical Therapeutics, Parox- Adenosine
ysmal supraventricular
tachycardia (PSVT) Stable
Narrow Complex:
2. Clinical Therapeutics, Parox- Amiodarone
ysmal supraventricular
tachycardia (PSVT) Stable
Wide:
3. Diagnosis, Acute coronary ST elevations V5, V6, I and avL
syndrome: If left coronary
artery is ischemic, what are
the ECG changes?
4. Diagnosis, Coarctation of o CXR: rib notching, and "3 sign"
the aorta o Difference in BP upper and lower extremities
5. Diagnostic Tests, Coarcta- o GOLD: angiogram
tion of the aorta o CXR: rib notching, and "3 sign"
6. Diagnostic Tests Ventricular Initial test is Echo then MRI and/or CT
aneurysm
7. Clinical therapeutics, Con- NSAIDs x7-14 days. (sx usually subside within 24h).
strictive pericarditis
8. Clinical therapeutics, Refrac- Corticosteroids if symptoms> 48h & refractory to 1st line meds.
tory pericarditis
9. Health Maintenance, Pan- Stop ETOH use and/or mange gallstones
creatitis
10.
, PAEA EOR IM miss
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fo7iax
History and Physical, Aortic HTN, 50-60yo Intimal wall tear* d/t HTN Intrascapular chest pain,
dissection ripping
11. History and Physical, Aortic Blowing diastolic high-pitched decrescendo, murmur located at
regurgitation the LUSB
12. History and Physical, Con- Hx of DM2, meth use, EtOH use, chemo/radiation to chest. PE=
gestive heart failure dyspneic w/lying flat, multiple pillow prthopnea, ascites, heapto-
jugular reflex, JVD/distended neck veins, extremity edema, lung
sounds will have rales. S3-heart sound
13. Scientific Concepts, Lateral Atherosclerosis MC- plaque rupture ’thrombosis, EKG: 3-contigu-
wall MI ous pathologic Q waves/ST elevations in lateral leads w/ reciprocal
changes in inferior leads, usually affects circumflex artery
14. Critical Care : Clinical Thera- 2 steps: lower IOP ’open the angle (cholinergics)
peutics, Acute angle-closure o 1st line: Acetazolamide (carbonic anhydrase inh.) ’or Topical BB
glaucoma (Timolol)
o Then: Miotics/cholenergics (Pilocarpine, Carbachol)
o Definitive: bilateral peripheral iridotomy
15. Critical Care : Clinical Ther- Labetalol- Decrease BP no more than 25% within 1st hour
apeutics, Hypertensive crisis
(emergency)
16. Critical Care : Clinical Ther- Lorazepam or Diazepam ’Phenytoin ’Phenobarbital
apeutics, Status epilepticus
(sz follow without conscious
recovery between)
17. Critical Care : Diagnosis, Sec- o Mobitz I ECG- progressively elongating PR ’dropped QRS
ond-degree atrioventricular o Mobitz II ECG- constant, prolonged PR complex ’dropped QRS
block
