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Iron Deficiency Anemia [ Ans: ] Microcytic; Decreased ferritin
and iron; Increased TIBC
Thalassemia [ Ans: ] Microcytic anemia; dx by electrophoresis;
avoid Fe supplements
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Normocytic anemia [ Ans: ] Hemorrhage? No, check BM; BM
normal = anemia of chronic disease; abnormal is organ failure or
cancer
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Macrocyctic anemia [ Ans: ] hemorrhage/hemolysis; B12
deficiency; Folic acid deficiency
Auer rods [ Ans: ] AML
Pancytopenia with >20% blasts [ Ans: ] Acute Leukemia
Philidelphia chromosome indicates poor prognosis,
lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly [ Ans: ] ALL
CML [ Ans: ] Leukocytosis and only palliative care options once
advanced; Philidelphia chromosome; advances through stages
Lymphocytosis, smudge cells, tx is Gleevec [ Ans: ] CLL
Reed Sternburg Cells [ Ans: ] Hodgkin's lymphoma
Platelet dysfunction [ Ans: ] epistaxis, gingival bleeding,
menorrhagia
Thrombocytopenia manifestation [ Ans: ] petechiae
H.pylori tx [ Ans: ] Triple tx: Clarithromycin 500mg bid, Amoxicillin
1g bid, PPI bid
Quadruple tx: PPI, bismuth subsalicylate, tetracycline,
metronidazole
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Coffee ground emesis, air under diaphragm [ Ans: ] gastric
hemorrhage
Hemorrhoid stages [ Ans: ] 1: internal & confined
2: protrude but reduce spontaneously
3: manual reduction after BM
4: chronically protruding
Cholangitis organisms [ Ans: ] E. Coli, Klebsiella and Enterobacter
(ascend from duodenum)
Cholangitis Dx: [ Ans: ] ERCP
Small bowel biopsy shows atrophy or scalloping of duodenal folds
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[ Ans: ] celiac disease
Endometriosis sx [ Ans: ] tenderness in utero-sacral ligaments,
nodules in cul-de-sac, pain with uterine mvmt & deep thrust,
enlarged adenexa
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Rheumatic Fever etiology [ Ans: ] Beta hemolytic streptococcal
pharyngitis sequelae
Jones criteria [ Ans: ] Rheumatic fever diagnostic criteria: 2 major
or 1 minor
Major: Carditis, Erythema marginatum & subcutaneous nodules,
Sydenham chorea, polyarthritis
Minor: fever, polyarthralgias, PR prolongation, increased ESR/CRP
Echo shows sparkling appearance of thickened ventricles [ Ans: ]
Amyloidosis - restrictive cardiomyopathy
Congo red stain +; abdominal fat pad biopsy [ Ans: ] Amyloidosis
Waxy skin, enlarged tongue/deltoids, CHF, proteinuria,
hepatomegaly [ Ans: ] Amyloidosis clinical findings
Fever of unknown origin [ Ans: ] >101.8 x 3 weeks with no
discernible cause despite 1 wk of workup
Pharyngitis sx [ Ans: ] tonsilar exudates, absence of cough,
tender LAN, hx fever
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Internal Medicine EOR Questions and
Answers (100% Correct Answers) Already
Graded A+
Iron Deficiency Anemia [ Ans: ] Microcytic; Decreased ferritin
and iron; Increased TIBC
Thalassemia [ Ans: ] Microcytic anemia; dx by electrophoresis;
avoid Fe supplements
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Normocytic anemia [ Ans: ] Hemorrhage? No, check BM; BM
normal = anemia of chronic disease; abnormal is organ failure or
cancer
Guru01 - Stuvia
Macrocyctic anemia [ Ans: ] hemorrhage/hemolysis; B12
deficiency; Folic acid deficiency
Auer rods [ Ans: ] AML
Pancytopenia with >20% blasts [ Ans: ] Acute Leukemia
Philidelphia chromosome indicates poor prognosis,
lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly [ Ans: ] ALL
CML [ Ans: ] Leukocytosis and only palliative care options once
advanced; Philidelphia chromosome; advances through stages
Lymphocytosis, smudge cells, tx is Gleevec [ Ans: ] CLL
Reed Sternburg Cells [ Ans: ] Hodgkin's lymphoma
Platelet dysfunction [ Ans: ] epistaxis, gingival bleeding,
menorrhagia
Thrombocytopenia manifestation [ Ans: ] petechiae
H.pylori tx [ Ans: ] Triple tx: Clarithromycin 500mg bid, Amoxicillin
1g bid, PPI bid
Quadruple tx: PPI, bismuth subsalicylate, tetracycline,
metronidazole
, 2
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Coffee ground emesis, air under diaphragm [ Ans: ] gastric
hemorrhage
Hemorrhoid stages [ Ans: ] 1: internal & confined
2: protrude but reduce spontaneously
3: manual reduction after BM
4: chronically protruding
Cholangitis organisms [ Ans: ] E. Coli, Klebsiella and Enterobacter
(ascend from duodenum)
Cholangitis Dx: [ Ans: ] ERCP
Small bowel biopsy shows atrophy or scalloping of duodenal folds
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[ Ans: ] celiac disease
Endometriosis sx [ Ans: ] tenderness in utero-sacral ligaments,
nodules in cul-de-sac, pain with uterine mvmt & deep thrust,
enlarged adenexa
Guru01 - Stuvia
Rheumatic Fever etiology [ Ans: ] Beta hemolytic streptococcal
pharyngitis sequelae
Jones criteria [ Ans: ] Rheumatic fever diagnostic criteria: 2 major
or 1 minor
Major: Carditis, Erythema marginatum & subcutaneous nodules,
Sydenham chorea, polyarthritis
Minor: fever, polyarthralgias, PR prolongation, increased ESR/CRP
Echo shows sparkling appearance of thickened ventricles [ Ans: ]
Amyloidosis - restrictive cardiomyopathy
Congo red stain +; abdominal fat pad biopsy [ Ans: ] Amyloidosis
Waxy skin, enlarged tongue/deltoids, CHF, proteinuria,
hepatomegaly [ Ans: ] Amyloidosis clinical findings
Fever of unknown origin [ Ans: ] >101.8 x 3 weeks with no
discernible cause despite 1 wk of workup
Pharyngitis sx [ Ans: ] tonsilar exudates, absence of cough,
tender LAN, hx fever
