What tests would you perform if concerned for PE?
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, cxr
EKG
O2 levels
ventilation/perfusion lung scan
thrombophilia testing
labs for anticoagulation studies
CURB-65 2= ____________
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inpatient or outpatient observation
Pneumococcal vaccine should be give to adults over the age of ______
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65
RSV pneumonia is common in ________
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older adults
Management of mild to moderate croup
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single dose of dexamethasone IM (more moderate status) or oral
Acute bronchitis
consider other diagnosis if cough >3 weeks (_____________?)
order ___________
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pertussis; CXR
Management of _______ Croup:
supportive care
hydrate
consider PO dexamethasone once
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mild
Macrolides
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, Azithromycin
Clarithromycin
Erythromycin
Risk factors for DVT:
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cancer, immobilization, pregnancy, medications, obesity, blood clotting
disorder, infection, autoimmune disorder, smoking, afib/MI
URI
most commonly _____________ (50% ______________ serotypes)
highly contagious
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viral; rhinovirus
Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) for pts > _____________ weeks old
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2
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, cxr
EKG
O2 levels
ventilation/perfusion lung scan
thrombophilia testing
labs for anticoagulation studies
CURB-65 2= ____________
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inpatient or outpatient observation
Pneumococcal vaccine should be give to adults over the age of ______
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65
RSV pneumonia is common in ________
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older adults
Management of mild to moderate croup
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single dose of dexamethasone IM (more moderate status) or oral
Acute bronchitis
consider other diagnosis if cough >3 weeks (_____________?)
order ___________
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pertussis; CXR
Management of _______ Croup:
supportive care
hydrate
consider PO dexamethasone once
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mild
Macrolides
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, Azithromycin
Clarithromycin
Erythromycin
Risk factors for DVT:
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cancer, immobilization, pregnancy, medications, obesity, blood clotting
disorder, infection, autoimmune disorder, smoking, afib/MI
URI
most commonly _____________ (50% ______________ serotypes)
highly contagious
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viral; rhinovirus
Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) for pts > _____________ weeks old
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2
