Complete Solutions
compartment syndrome Correct Ans-sx: severe ischemic pain, tensely swollen, paresthesia
use Stryker tonometer - if >30 then need fasciotomy
Gram-positive bacteria Correct Ans-Staph, strep, entero, Cornebacterium
GI infections Correct Ans-flagyl (metronidazole) + Ceft or Zosyn
basal carcinoma Correct Ans-waxy, "pearly" appearance
rolled edges
telangiectatic vessels
punch/shave biopsy
migraine or cluster HAs Correct Ans-sumatriptan
normal serum osmo Correct Ans-275-285
hypo-Ca Correct Ans-+ Trousseau's sign
, + Chvostek's sign
increased DTR's
prolonged QT
metabolic alkalosis Correct Ans-give NaCL or KCl if volume down
D/c diuretics
Diamox (acetazolamide) if no need for volume
Somogyi effect Correct Ans-hypoglycemia followed by rebound hyperglycemia
tx: reduce insulin at bedtime
Dawn phenomenon Correct Ans-blood glucose increases throughout the night
tx: add/increase bedtime insulin
metformin risk Correct Ans-cause lactic acidosis
d/c 1-2 days before giving contrast
metabolic syndrome Correct Ans-large waist size
BP > 130/85
Triglycerides> 150
FBG > 100
HDL < 40-50