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Comprehensive Coverage of ALL Exam Domains: Category Key Topics Covered Dermatology Hemangioma (bright red rubbery nodule in 6-week-old), plaque psoriasis (symmetrical extensor plaques with sharp margins), basal cell carcinoma (pearly papules with telangiectatic vessels), slow-growing facial lesion (squamous cell carcinoma), benzoyl peroxide (photosensitivity, bleaching), topical permethrin (8-hour treatment duration) Cardiovascular Hypertension in Black patients (amlodipine), isolated systolic hypertension (calcium channel blocker), MVP (midsystolic click + late systolic murmur), S4 in obese diabetic patient (abnormal finding), bilateral ankle swelling with naproxen (stop – adverse reaction), aspirin for PAD (reduce CV events) Endocrine Sulfonylureas (increase insulin release from pancreatic beta cells), levothyroxine monitoring (recheck TSH at 6 weeks), hypoglycemia with levofloxacin in DM patients, random BG 352 (initiate insulin), propranolol for migraines (FDA-approved beta blocker), ARBs + chlorothiazide (increased efficacy without added side effects) Infectious Disease Pyelonephritis (most common pathogen = E. coli), worsening pyelonephritis on oral cipro (hospitalize for IV antibiotics), Bactrim (not effective against Pseudomonas aeruginosa), ciprofloxacin (fluoroquinolone), erythromycin (macrolide), acyclovir (requires dose adjustments, confusion/hallucinations in older adults), azithromycin (QT prolongation), HIV exposure (rescreen at 6 weeks), acute Hep B (varied clinical presentations), BV treatment (NOT IM Rocephin), H. pylori treatment (take probiotics to avoid side effects) OB/GYN & Women's Health Nexplanon (quicker return to fertility than Depo), cervical motion tenderness/chandelier sign (PID), endometriosis complication (infertility), urinary stress incontinence in pregnancy (nonpharm interventions), levonorgestrel side effects (nausea/vomiting), pregnant patient with chickenpox exposure (check immune status), peak bilirubin in full-term infant (3-4 days) Musculoskeletal Gouty arthritis (monoarticular MTP pain + edema + inflammation), carpal tunnel (nocturnal paresthesias in upper extremities), complete rotator cuff tear (positive drop arm test + left shoulder pain with abduction/forward flexion), osteoarthritis (pain + morning stiffness + tender bony ridge, wrists LEAST likely affected), RA (symmetrical), tibial fracture (elevated alkaline phosphatase) Neurologic/Psych Bell's palsy (unilateral muscles of expression affected), meningitis (papilledema NOT a common sign), presbycusis (symmetrical hearing loss), migraine treatment with HTN + obesity (AVOID triptans), nonselective beta blockers for migraines (bronchial constriction), serotonin syndrome (SSRI + tramadol), anxiety (excessive worry about something that hasn't occurred), major vs minor depression (number of symptoms), CAGE (alcohol abuse screening), ADHD treatment with Ritalin (tics), dementia in 84-year-old (NOT normal aging process) GI Cholelithiasis with obstruction (jaundice), abdominal pain + hematochezia (NOT IBS – think inflammatory bowel disease), Crohn's disease (weight loss + elevated CRP/ESR + denies hematochezia), PPI use for 6 months with diarrhea (consider C. diff), antacid most likely to cause constipation (calcium carbonate/TUMS) Pharmacology Glucocorticoids (DO NOT produce bronchodilation, DO NOT give with live vaccines), statins + gemfibrozil (AVOID combination), Zetia (take without regard to meals), loop diuretic side effect (ringing in ears/ototoxicity), sildenafil side effect (priapism), amoxicillin side effect in children (abdominal pain/hypersensitivity), azelastine ophthalmic drops (bitter taste), benzotropine/trihexphenidyl for Parkinsonism (blurred vision + urinary retention), max daily dose of ibuprofen (2400mg), inhaled corticosteroids prolonged use (pneumonia), prednisone toxicity (moon facies + central obesity + purple striae = Cushing syndrome) GU/Men's Health BPH (NOT a cause of acute prostatitis), acute prostatitis (fever + dysuria + boggy tender prostate), gynecomastia (unilateral centrally located ridge of breast tissue), testicular cancer risk factor (cryptorchidism) Hematology/Oncology Iron deficiency anemia in patient with osteoarthritis (think NSAID-induced GI bleeding), lead toxicity (anemia, lead binds to RBCs more than plasma), eosinophilia (allergic response CBC finding) Prevention & Professional Issues Primary prevention for MI risk reduction (lowering LDL), asymptomatic PAD (aspirin to reduce CV events), leadership style with minimal involvement (laissez-faire), melatonin production (dependent on absence of light)