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Calciphylaxis Introduction(Complete solutions) PD-Diseases and Related Skin Conditions(100% correct answers) Wound Dehiscence & Calciphylaxis(A+ Graded solutions)

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Example of Metabolic Disease of Genetic Origin: Phenylketonuria (PKU)(Errorless solutions)

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Certain amino acids are "essential" in our diet since correct answers our body cannot construct them from simple components Phenylalanine is one such essential amino acid and is the starting point for correct answers a network of metabolic pathways that produces such important components and th...

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Calciphylaxis Introduction(Complete solutions)

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What is calciphylaxis? correct answers Calcium phosphate in vessels -> thrombosis and necrosis of subcutaneous tissue Which patients get calciphylaxis? correct answers ESRF But also: Early CKD AKI Prior kidney transplant Warfarin What is the progression of skin lesions? correct answe...

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CME May 2022: Calciphylaxis(100% Errorless solutions)

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Approximately what percentage of ESRD patients on dialysis develop calciphylaxis? correct answers 1-4% What percentage of calciphylaxis patients will experience mortality by 1 year of diagnosis? correct answers 40-80% Which has a higher incidence, nephrogenic or nonnephrogenic calciphylaxis? c...

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Wound Dehiscence & Calciphylaxis(A+ Graded solutions)

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what is Wound Dehiscence? correct answers opening of sutured surgical incision what are the risk factors for Wound Dehiscence? correct answers Suturing not properly performed Stress to the wound (i.e. pulling) Chronic conditions that affect healing (i.e. diabetes) Chronic conditions affecting ...

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Atypical ulcers: Necrotizing facitis, Calciphylaxis, Pyoderma Gangrenosum & Erysipelas(100% correct answers)

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A patient with a history of inflammatory bowel disease presents with painful leg ulcers that have irregular shaped wound edges, violaceous with erythema extending from wound edges. Which of the following diagnoses is most appropriate? a. venous b. pyoderma granulosum c. vasculitis d. erysipelas ...

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Calcification ch. 50(Solved solutions)

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Treatment for dystrophic calcium correct answers 0 low calcium and phosphate diet Sodium thiosulfate Example of metastatic calcification correct answers Chronic Kidney disease - iability to clear phosphate Renal transplant patient with bump at site of heparin injection. Why? correct answers ...

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Renal transplant long case(A+ Guaranteed answers)

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If a kidney transplant person has diarrhoea, do tacrolimus levels increase or decrease? correct answers Increase - because enzymes in the gut lining don't have time to break down tacro What is calciphylaxis? correct answers Calciphylaxis is a syndrome of vascular calcification, thrombosis and sk...

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Domain II - Medical Pocket Prep Review(100% Verified)

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Which of the following can be used as a clinical indicator of endogenous insulin? a. FPG b. A1C c. C-peptide d. FS correct answers C. c-peptide C-Peptide test indicative of _____ correct answers clinical indicator of endogenous insulin production Why is C-peptide a clinical indicator of en...

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UWORLD Step 3 Notes 28(with complete solutions)

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definition of tertiary hyperparathyroidism and its management correct answers occurs in the context of ESRD elevated pth with elevated calcium, as opposed to secondary in which there is elevated pth but low to normal calcium medical management, NOT bisphosphonates as they can worsen ESRD, cause...

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Dermatology(All accurately solved)

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Chronic Renal Failure correct answers Skin condition such as pruritis, hyperpigmentation, and calciphylaxis may be seen in patients who have: skin that is dry, flaky, and rough and often itchy correct answers the term asteatosis refers to Basal cell carcinoma correct answers When examining the...

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D2 NUTRITION CARE FOR INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS(with complete solutions)

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The hormone aldosterone is secreted by the adrenal cortex and has what effect on Na and K? Increases Na reabsorption and decreases K excretion Increases Na reabsorption and K excretion Decreases Na reabsorption and K excretion Decreases Na reabsorption and increases K excretion correct ans...

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MEDS calciphylax(complete solutions)

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Warfarin (Coumadin) correct answers Anticoagulant, Vitamin K dependent -uses: Afib, PE, DVT -side effects: BLEEDING, Calciphylaxis (calcium -bloodclots) -2-3 days to reach therapeutic range -PT/INR -<1.5 = normal, >1.5 = risk bleeding Heparin correct answers Anticoagulant - Side e...

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Renal diet(A+ Graded)

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Prevent complications from renal failure correct answers Congestive Heart failure, hyperK, renal bone disease, calciphylaxis, cv complications Teaching thirst correct answers drink only when thirsty, meds w/sips limit salt Suck on ice chips. Suck on a lemon wedge control your blood sugar Su...

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Jain 3.3- Hyperlipidemia and Xanthomas(Complete solutions)

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Calciphylaxis (calcifin uremic arteriopathy) correct answers Calcified sm and med vessels w/ ischemic necrosis. Painful mottling, stellate purpura. Common in ESRD on HD Tx: - Normalize Ca-Phos product - *Sodium thiosulfate* - calcimimetics (cincalcenet) - Parathyroidectomy *Eruptive* x...

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PD-Diseases and Related Skin Conditions(100% correct answers)

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Addison's Disease correct answers Hyperpigmentation of skin and mucous membranes AIDS correct answers *Hairy leukoplakia, Kaposi's sarcoma, severe psoriasis*...and pretty much everything else Chronic renal disease correct answers Pallor, xerosis, pruritus, hyperpigmentation, uremic frost, "...

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The ABCs of Other Wound Types(Errorless Answers)

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Abrasions: etiology correct answers wound caused by friction may be superficial or deep (partial thickness) >typ affect epidermis, occasionally the dermis Abrasions: presentation correct answers may be contaminated mild, stinging sensation light to mod bleeding rarely progress to chronic ...

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Endocrine dermatology(A+ Guaranteed Answers)

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Diabetic dermopathy, necrobiosis lipoidica, diabetic bullae, peripheral neuropathy/vascular disease, calciphylaxis, increased infections, acanthosis nigricans, lipodystrophy/atrophy, scleroderma, eruptive xanthoma, granuloma annulare correct answers Dermatology related to DM Diabetic dermopathy c...

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REVIEW 04: Nutrition, Labs, HD Delivery System, Adequacy, Complications(100% Guaranteed answers)

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A patients protein status is affected by nutritional and non-nutritional factors. What can you do to prevent a drop in your patient's albumin correct answers Remind the patient to take phosphate binders when snacking during dialysis Calciphylaxis is a consequence of which out-of-range labs? corr...

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Derm Calciphylaxis(100% verified)

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When examining the left ear, a raised nodule behind the ear is noted to have a lustrous surface with visible telaniectatic vessels in the center. This lesion needs further evaluation because it is most likely: correct answers basal cell carcinoma The term used to refer to skin that is peeling is:...

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9. Skin Manifestations of Chronic Disease Magic Notes(Accurately solved)

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What are the common dermatological manifestations of diabetes mellitus? correct answers Skin manifestations that almost all diabetics have. What are the risk factors and treatment options for the common dermatological manifestations of diabetes mellitus? correct answers Risk factors include poor ...

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unit 2: hemodialysis(with complete solutions)

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what does dialysis do? correct answers removes excess fluids/waste products that are typically excreted by the kidneys -circulates blood through semi-permeable membrane that acts as an artificial kidney reasons for HD correct answers -severe acidosis (<7.2) or doesn't respond to tx -FVO ...

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Medicine UWorld(100% correct answers)

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Acute cholangitis correct answers Fever, jaundice, and RUQ pain (Charcot triad) are consistent with acute cholangitis. Ultrasound or CT most commonly shows common bile duct dilation. In addition to leukocytosis with left shift, laboratory studies reflect biliary stasis and demonstrate direct hyperbi...

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NEJM/MKSAP IM questions(All accurately answered)

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calciphylaxis correct answers calcific deposits in arterioles causing ischemia. ESRD patients- violaceous tender sub q nodules, arthritic joint changes. tongue itching after eating nuts, vegetables or fruits correct answers pollen food allergy syndrome/ oral allergy syndrome; also ragweed allergy...

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MHRA and CSM warnings(A+ Guaranteed answers)

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Sucralfate correct answers BEZOAR formation (mass in GIT), Caution with enteral feeds PPI correct answers 1) low risk SCLE (systemic cutaneous lupus erythematous) weeks, months, or years after exposure if develop lesions (esp in sun-exposed area of skin) + arthralgia - advice to avoid e...

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252 Module 1 and 2(with complete solutions)

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Loop diuretics (furoremide) correct answers reestablish urine flow and convert oliguria adverse - hypotension, dehydration, hypokalemia, oxotoxicity give slow and during the day to avoid noturina sodium polystyrene sulfonate correct answers hyperkalemia treatment (kidney disease) interacts wi...

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Renal Quiz Questions(Errorless solutions)

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A vegetarian on dialysis adhering to a renal diet should be advised to restrict bean/legume consumption to how many cups per day? ¾ cup ¼ cup ½ cup 1 cup correct answers ½ cup - Most people on dialysis can have one serving of high-phosphorus foods per day. This includes ½ cup cooked beans...

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Breeding and associates(Correctly solved)

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Thoery Z is based on correct answers involved employees are the key to increased productivity/ workers accept responsibility when they understand the big picture If collective bargaining or negotiation (same thing) does not work what is the next step?t correct answers hen mediation (a third party...

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3P Dermatology(100% verified)

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Keloid correct answers Hypertrophic scar Furuncle correct answers Sebaceous gland Which model is used to designate risk factors for melanoma? correct answers HARMM Transverse depressions of the nail plates, usually bilateral, resulting from temporary disruption of proximal nail growth from ...

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8/14 Derm lecture 6(100% Guaranteed solutions)

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Raynaud's Phenomenon - Overall (2) correct answers o Episodic, recurrent vasospasm of fingers and toes resulting in white, blue or red discoloration § Intermittent constriction of small digital arteries and arterioles Raynaud's Phenomenon - Triggers (2) correct answers § Cold § Stress R...

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Warfarin (Coumadin, Jantoven)(A+ Guaranteed answers)

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Category correct answers Anticoagulant Class: Coumarin Indications correct answers Thrombosis-associated a-fib, thrombosis-associated, MI, prosthetic cardiac valve component embolism, PE, post MI- thrombosis, VTE MOA correct answers Blocks regeneration of vitamin K epoxide, thus inhibiting...

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