AAFP American Family Physician Articles. Questions and answers. 2022/ Graded A+.

AAFP American Family Physician Articles. Questions and answers. 2022/ Graded A+. Document Content and Description Below AAFP American Family Physician Articles. Questions and answers. 2022/ Graded A+. * Treatment of Motion Sickness * - recommended tx of choice - 1. Scopolamine (aids in nausea but does not decrease vomiting) - better than Zofran in trials 2. Ginger * URI * - what are the 5 symptoms that are more predictive of BACTERIAL vs. viral sinusitis? - - at least > 10 days of: - purulent nasal discharge - tooth pain - UNILATERAL maxillary sinus tenderness - worsening symptoms * Acne * - Recommended regimen for acne treatment. - 1st: benzoyl peroxide qd-BID 2nd: add topical retinoid 3rd: add topical antibiotic (clindamycin, erythromycin) 4th: add short course of PO antibiotic (doxy, minocin, erythromycin, Bactrim) 5th: Accutaine How long should each step of acne treatment be attempted for before a new step is added? - 2 months * CKD * - besides IVF, what is an alternative to reducing contrast-induced-neprhopathy is CKD patients? - N-acetylcysteine - 1,200 mg BID for 24 hours prior to the day of contrast adminstration * Chronic Atrial Fibrilaltion * - What are the 4 patterns of atrial fibrillation? - describe - 1. PAROXYSMAL - intermitent, lasting < 48 hours 2. PERSISTENT - lasting more than 7 days, converting to NSR with medicine 3. LONG-STANDING PERSISTENT - one year or longer - without attempted cardioversion 4. PERMANENT A-FIB - one year of longer after unsuccessful cardioversion Differentiate between the following genital lesions (etiology, characteristic, pain, lymphadenopathy): - Chancroid - HSV - Lymphogranuloma venereum - Syphylis - CHANCROID - haemophylus cucreyi - painful, friable, purulent exudates - *