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1. drug tox assoc with hyperther- salicylate toxicity
mia
2. hyperpnea, GI irritation, tinni- salicylate toxicity
tus
3. acid-base disorder in salicylate 1. respiratory alkalosis (from medullary stimulation --> hy-
toxicity perventilation)
2. anion gap metabolic acidosis (increased renal bicarb
excretion + lactic acidosis
4. specific findings concerning for - *non-midline perianal scar*
sexual abuse - perianal lacerations extending deep to external anal
sphincter
- lacs/bruising to labia/perineum/hymen
- scar/fresh laceration on posterior fourchette
- absence of hymenal tissue
5. indications for emergent la- - hemodynamic compromise
parotomy in penetrating ab- - peritoneal signs
dominal trauma - *evisceration*
6. 2 most common organs injured spleen, liver
in blunt abdominal trauma, in
order
7. intracerebral hemorrhage score -GCS
components -*ICH volume* (+1 for >30mL)
-intraventricular extension of hemorrhage
-infratentorial origin of hemorrhage
-age
8. fascia iliaca block location
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lateral third of inguinal ligament, deep to fascia liliaca -
contains both femoral and lateral femoral cutaneous nerves
- gives near-complete analgesia to femur
9. -episodic vertigo dx = meniere disease (end-lymphatic hydros)
-sensorineural hearing loss tx = hydrochlorothiazide, low sodium diet,
-tinnitus other - vasodilators (betahistine), calcium channel blockers,
avoidance of caffeine/tobacco, antihistamines (mecliczine),
dx? tx? benzos (diazepam)
10. diplopia from unilateral CN VI horizontal and binocular
palsy
11. diplopia from unilateral CN IV binocular, rotational diplopia when looking down and to-
(trochlear) palsy ward nose
12. greatest reduction in mortality ceftriaxone
in variceal hemorrhage in the
setting of cirrhosis?
13. hematochezia, pain with defi- anal fissure
cation, constipation, infant/tod-
dler/school-age child
14. hemoptysis, SOB, bilateral hilar dx = sarcoidosis (noncaseating granulomas)
adenopathy, upper lobar retic- lab = elevated ACE
ular opacities, plaque-like rash, tx = corticosteroids (prednisone)
injected sclera. ADR = hyperglycemia
dx? labs? tx? side effect of tx?
15. rapid cessation of longstanding adrenal crisis
glucocorticoid therapy may trig-
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ger what life-threatening condi-
tion?
16. cough, lightheadedness, SOB, dx = nitrogen dioxide pneumonitis (soli filler's disease)
chest pain, choking, acute respi-
ratory distress, farmer, works in smells like bleach
silo.
dx?
17. weakness in finger abduction, T1 nerve root injury
finger adduction, thumb oppo-
sition, wrist flexion. decreased -usually from arm hypertension
sensation to ulnar aspect of
forearm.
damaged nerve?
18. electrical alternans dx: pericardial effusion with tamponade
tx: normal saline bolus (preload dependent), pericardio-
dx? tx? centesis, pericardial window
19. H's for reversible causes of PEA Hypoglycemia
Hypoxia
Hydrogen ions (acidosis)
Hypo and Hyper-kalemia
Hypovolemia
Hypothermia
20. T's for reversible causes of PEA tension pneumothorax
thrombosis (coronary)
thrombosis (pulmonary embolism)
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1. drug tox assoc with hyperther- salicylate toxicity
mia
2. hyperpnea, GI irritation, tinni- salicylate toxicity
tus
3. acid-base disorder in salicylate 1. respiratory alkalosis (from medullary stimulation --> hy-
toxicity perventilation)
2. anion gap metabolic acidosis (increased renal bicarb
excretion + lactic acidosis
4. specific findings concerning for - *non-midline perianal scar*
sexual abuse - perianal lacerations extending deep to external anal
sphincter
- lacs/bruising to labia/perineum/hymen
- scar/fresh laceration on posterior fourchette
- absence of hymenal tissue
5. indications for emergent la- - hemodynamic compromise
parotomy in penetrating ab- - peritoneal signs
dominal trauma - *evisceration*
6. 2 most common organs injured spleen, liver
in blunt abdominal trauma, in
order
7. intracerebral hemorrhage score -GCS
components -*ICH volume* (+1 for >30mL)
-intraventricular extension of hemorrhage
-infratentorial origin of hemorrhage
-age
8. fascia iliaca block location
, ITE Mock Exam
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fe6wok
lateral third of inguinal ligament, deep to fascia liliaca -
contains both femoral and lateral femoral cutaneous nerves
- gives near-complete analgesia to femur
9. -episodic vertigo dx = meniere disease (end-lymphatic hydros)
-sensorineural hearing loss tx = hydrochlorothiazide, low sodium diet,
-tinnitus other - vasodilators (betahistine), calcium channel blockers,
avoidance of caffeine/tobacco, antihistamines (mecliczine),
dx? tx? benzos (diazepam)
10. diplopia from unilateral CN VI horizontal and binocular
palsy
11. diplopia from unilateral CN IV binocular, rotational diplopia when looking down and to-
(trochlear) palsy ward nose
12. greatest reduction in mortality ceftriaxone
in variceal hemorrhage in the
setting of cirrhosis?
13. hematochezia, pain with defi- anal fissure
cation, constipation, infant/tod-
dler/school-age child
14. hemoptysis, SOB, bilateral hilar dx = sarcoidosis (noncaseating granulomas)
adenopathy, upper lobar retic- lab = elevated ACE
ular opacities, plaque-like rash, tx = corticosteroids (prednisone)
injected sclera. ADR = hyperglycemia
dx? labs? tx? side effect of tx?
15. rapid cessation of longstanding adrenal crisis
glucocorticoid therapy may trig-
, ITE Mock Exam
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fe6wok
ger what life-threatening condi-
tion?
16. cough, lightheadedness, SOB, dx = nitrogen dioxide pneumonitis (soli filler's disease)
chest pain, choking, acute respi-
ratory distress, farmer, works in smells like bleach
silo.
dx?
17. weakness in finger abduction, T1 nerve root injury
finger adduction, thumb oppo-
sition, wrist flexion. decreased -usually from arm hypertension
sensation to ulnar aspect of
forearm.
damaged nerve?
18. electrical alternans dx: pericardial effusion with tamponade
tx: normal saline bolus (preload dependent), pericardio-
dx? tx? centesis, pericardial window
19. H's for reversible causes of PEA Hypoglycemia
Hypoxia
Hydrogen ions (acidosis)
Hypo and Hyper-kalemia
Hypovolemia
Hypothermia
20. T's for reversible causes of PEA tension pneumothorax
thrombosis (coronary)
thrombosis (pulmonary embolism)
