UWSA1 Step 2 CK – Questions With Expert
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short: infection
parenteral nutrition risks
long: cholelithiasis
central scotoma
methanol ingestion AE
afferent PD
flank pain
ethylene glycol ingestion calcium oxalate crystals
CN palsies, tetany
disconjugate gaze
isopropyl alcohol
absent ciliary reflex
Reactive NST 2 Acceleration > 15 bpm for 15 seconds in 20 minutes
impair vasoC
HOW DO MEDS DISRUPT
alpha1 blockers
THE BARORECEPTOR
ace inhib
RESPONSE
hydralazine
how does Parkinson's cause degeneration of autonomic nerve fibers
hypotension
frontotemporal abnormality HSV encephalitis
lymphocyte predominance
inc. # erythrocytes
elevated protein
back pain relief with lumbar spinal stenosis
leaning forward
hyperpigmentation of Cushing syndrome
palmar creases
obesity
htn
hypoK
, active phase arrest vs no change in 4 hrs (do CS) vs <1cm/2hr (oxytocin)
protraction
-aban blood thinners for cv score 2 or more
abx for aspiration clindamycin
pneumonia
what is elevated in CK
polymyositis and not poly
rheum
Neck vein distention can svc compression from mediastinal shift
happen in tension -needle decompression will increase venous return
pneumothorax due to back to normal
cardiac tamponade
what is pulsus paradoxes
(dec BP on inspiration)
linked to and how does it
presents as loss of palpable radial pulse during
present on PE
inspiration
headache SVC syndrome
facial swelling -complication of malignancy
jugular venous -tx is radiation therapy to tx underlying malignancy
engorgement w/o
peripheral edema
HA worse w/ leaning
forward
patients seem alert but are seizing (blank stare).
temporal lobe epilepsy
automatisms and postictal confusion may be present
heart defects
NTD
complications of DM in
limb defects
infant if first trimester
left colon syndrome
spont abortion
complications of DM in RDS
infant if second/third preterm delivery
trimester fetal macrosomia
wide complex tachy tx loading dose amiodarone
SVT tx adenosine
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Terms in this set (119)
short: infection
parenteral nutrition risks
long: cholelithiasis
central scotoma
methanol ingestion AE
afferent PD
flank pain
ethylene glycol ingestion calcium oxalate crystals
CN palsies, tetany
disconjugate gaze
isopropyl alcohol
absent ciliary reflex
Reactive NST 2 Acceleration > 15 bpm for 15 seconds in 20 minutes
impair vasoC
HOW DO MEDS DISRUPT
alpha1 blockers
THE BARORECEPTOR
ace inhib
RESPONSE
hydralazine
how does Parkinson's cause degeneration of autonomic nerve fibers
hypotension
frontotemporal abnormality HSV encephalitis
lymphocyte predominance
inc. # erythrocytes
elevated protein
back pain relief with lumbar spinal stenosis
leaning forward
hyperpigmentation of Cushing syndrome
palmar creases
obesity
htn
hypoK
, active phase arrest vs no change in 4 hrs (do CS) vs <1cm/2hr (oxytocin)
protraction
-aban blood thinners for cv score 2 or more
abx for aspiration clindamycin
pneumonia
what is elevated in CK
polymyositis and not poly
rheum
Neck vein distention can svc compression from mediastinal shift
happen in tension -needle decompression will increase venous return
pneumothorax due to back to normal
cardiac tamponade
what is pulsus paradoxes
(dec BP on inspiration)
linked to and how does it
presents as loss of palpable radial pulse during
present on PE
inspiration
headache SVC syndrome
facial swelling -complication of malignancy
jugular venous -tx is radiation therapy to tx underlying malignancy
engorgement w/o
peripheral edema
HA worse w/ leaning
forward
patients seem alert but are seizing (blank stare).
temporal lobe epilepsy
automatisms and postictal confusion may be present
heart defects
NTD
complications of DM in
limb defects
infant if first trimester
left colon syndrome
spont abortion
complications of DM in RDS
infant if second/third preterm delivery
trimester fetal macrosomia
wide complex tachy tx loading dose amiodarone
SVT tx adenosine
