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Major Depressive Disorder symptoms - ---Answers----S:
Sleep Disturbances
I: Interest/Pleasure loss in activities once enjoyed (anhedonia)
G: Guilt or Worthlessness feelings
E: Decreased Energy or Fatigue
C: Difficulty concentrating or making decisions
A: Changes in appetite or weight (Increase/Decrease)
P: Psychomotor agitation or retardation (slow movements)
S: Suicidal thoughts/behaviors
Neurotransmitters in Depression - ---Answers----Serotonin
- Regulate mood, sleep, appetite, social behavior
Norepinephrine - Mood, Arousal, Attention Dopamine - Pleasure, reward, motivation, movement GABA - Inhibitory - Calmness, Relaxation, Sedation NMDA (Glutamate) - Excitatory - Learning, Memory
Munchausen syndrome by proxy - ---Answers----A factitious disorder in which parents make up or produce illnesses in their loved one. Also known as factitious disorder by proxy.
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Suicide Screening - ---Answers----Are you thinking of hurting yourself?If yes, do you have a plan?Do you have means to make the plan happen?
Risk Factors: Prior attempts, adolescents, Males, Elderly
males
Asthma - Mild Intermittent - ---Answers----Symptoms present < 2 days/week, or < 2 nights/month
Asthma - Mild Persistent - ---Answers----Symptoms present > 2days/week but not everyday, 3-4 nighttime awakenings/month
Asthma - Moderate Persisent - ---Answers----Daily symptoms or more than 3-4 nights per month
Asthma - Severe Persistent - ---Answers----Continuous symptoms, frequent nocturnal symptoms, <60% FEV
Asthma Diagnostic - ---Answers----Spirometry, Pulmonary Function Tests (PFTs), Allergy Testing, Peak Flow
COPD - ---Answers----Progressive pathological changes to the airway and/or alveoli due to increased inflammatory response to pollutants or inhaled irritants
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COPD Diagnostics - ---Answers----Gold Standard - Spirometry with bronchodilation.Other criteria - Prolonged expiratory phase, wheezing with forced exhalation, barrel chest & tripod position in late phase.
Empyema - ---Answers----Prescence of pus in the pleural space. Develops when pulmonary lymphatics become blocked leadingn to an outpouring of contaminated lymph fluid into the pleural space.S&S - Cyanosis, pleural pain, fever, tachycardia
Pleural Effusion - ---Answers----Presence of fluid in the pleural space from blood or lymphatic vessels.S&S - Dyspnea, atelectasis, pleural pain. Dullness on percussion, mediastinal shift.
Treatment of Mycoplasma Pneumoniae "Walking PNA" - --- Answers----Infants - Amoxicillin School age - Amoxicillin or Macrolide
Treatment of Streptococcus Pneumoniae "Deadly" - --- Answers----Previously Healthy - Macrolide or Doxycycline Previously Healthy with Recent Abx use - Flouroquinolone or Advanced Macrolide (Azithromycin) PLUS high dose Amoxicillin Comorbidities with No ABX use - Advanced macrolide OR Flouroquinolone 3 / 4
Comorbidities recent ABX - Flouroquinolone or Advanced Macrolide PLUS beta-lactam
Pertusis - ---Answers----Whooping cough caused by Bordatella Pertussis. Can last 6wks to 2months.
Pertussis Treatment - ---Answers----macrolide (Azithromycin) or sulfonamide (Bactrim). Everyone in the household is treated. Pregnant women get Tdap @ 27/28wks
Tuberculosis (TB) Diagnostics - ---Answers----Gold Standard
- sputum sample. Other - Quantiferon Gold, T spot, TB Skin
Test S&S - Hemoptysis, weight loss, night sweats, Fever, Cough
TB Treatment - ---Answers----Isoniazid, Rifampin - Both very liver toxic.Do treat latent, but not infectious
Croup - ---Answers----Acute viral illness S&S - Barking Cough, Stridor, Sub-glottal swelling, Hoarseness.
Croup Treatment - ---Answers----Racemic Epinephrine, Corticosteroids, Cool-Mist Humidification
** DO NOT USE TONGUE DEPRESSORS, CAN CAUSE SPASM!!
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