Pharyngitis
______________________ is the most important to identify in bacterial pharyngitis because it is
responsible for acute rheumatic fever and poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis
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group a strep
,bells palsy with a RASH, same presentation, more severe symptoms, less likely to have
full recovery, use treatment
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ramsay hunt
_____________ is the leading cause of death in children under the age of 1
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trauma
management of spinal stenosis
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limit activity, pt medications including steroids
patient lies on stomach and bends knees up, you press down on heel; pain presents
with torn meniscus
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Apley test
,(Back pain)
narrowing of the nerve root, swelling, inflammation, pain, nerve impingement,
neurogenic claudication or radicular pain, pain can radiate down leg (following
nerve), adults greater than 60, spinal degeneration
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lumbar spinal stenosis
Who is at higher risk for kawasaki
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males less than 6 months or greater than 9 years
What stage of Lyme disease? ____________________
1-2 months after tick bite, multiple rashes, cardiac symptoms including AV block and
carditis (should reverse with abx), flu like symptoms, facial nerve palsy, arthralgia
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Stage 2; early disseminated
What is important when getting history from concussion?
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, Mechanism of injury:
any LOC
fall
walk after
n/v
amnesia
Pain in RLQ with palpation of LLQ indicative of appendicitis
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rovsing sign
Lyme disease is most common in Northeast US=
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new england
mid atlantic
upper midwest
northern california
With lumbar spinal stenosis what will occur when performing the straight leg raise
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______________________ is the most important to identify in bacterial pharyngitis because it is
responsible for acute rheumatic fever and poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis
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group a strep
,bells palsy with a RASH, same presentation, more severe symptoms, less likely to have
full recovery, use treatment
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ramsay hunt
_____________ is the leading cause of death in children under the age of 1
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trauma
management of spinal stenosis
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limit activity, pt medications including steroids
patient lies on stomach and bends knees up, you press down on heel; pain presents
with torn meniscus
Give this one a try later!
Apley test
,(Back pain)
narrowing of the nerve root, swelling, inflammation, pain, nerve impingement,
neurogenic claudication or radicular pain, pain can radiate down leg (following
nerve), adults greater than 60, spinal degeneration
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lumbar spinal stenosis
Who is at higher risk for kawasaki
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males less than 6 months or greater than 9 years
What stage of Lyme disease? ____________________
1-2 months after tick bite, multiple rashes, cardiac symptoms including AV block and
carditis (should reverse with abx), flu like symptoms, facial nerve palsy, arthralgia
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Stage 2; early disseminated
What is important when getting history from concussion?
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, Mechanism of injury:
any LOC
fall
walk after
n/v
amnesia
Pain in RLQ with palpation of LLQ indicative of appendicitis
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rovsing sign
Lyme disease is most common in Northeast US=
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new england
mid atlantic
upper midwest
northern california
With lumbar spinal stenosis what will occur when performing the straight leg raise
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