ACNP--Rosh Review Test Questions and Answers Graded A
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ACNP.
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ACNP.
Possible side effects of Amiodarone - side effects include hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism. interstitial lung disease, elevated liver enzymes. When starting a pt of this drug, remember to check TFTs, LFTs, and PFTs.
Ankle-brachial index (ABI) -
Acute appendicitis - Most common in 10-19 y/o, ...
ACNP--Rosh Review Test Questions and
Answers Graded A 2024-2025
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, Possible side effects of Amiodarone - opening snap; no radiation; left sternal
side effects include hypothyroidism, border thrill
hyperthyroidism. interstitial lung
disease, elevated liver enzymes. Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (Herpes
When starting a pt of this drug, Zoster Oticus) - Caused by
remember to check TFTs, LFTs, and reactivation of a latent varicella zoster
PFTs. virus infection in the geniculate
ganglion of the 7th cranial nerve;
Ankle-brachial index (ABI) - Signs=unilateral facial nerve palsy,
severe pain, and a vesicular eruption.
Acute appendicitis - Most common in Vesicles may appear on the pinna,
10-19 y/o, RLQ pain, anorexia, N/V, external auditory canal, tympanic
Periumbilical pain that migrates ot membrane, within oral cavity, on
RLQ, Fever, Pain at McBurney's face/neck.
Point
Treatment for Ramsay Hunt
McBurney's point - RLQ point (1/3 of Syndrome - Oral steroids and antiviral
the way from the ASIS to the therapy (prednisone and oral
umbilicus) tenderness indicative of valacyclovir)
appendicitis
Hunt and Hess grade I - Mild HA,
Rovsing sign - pain in the RLQ when normal mental status, no nerve
the LLQ is palpated (indicative of deficits
appendicitis)
Hunt and Hess grade II - Severe HA,
What is the preferred diagnostic normal mental status, may have
imaging study in patients where cranial nerve deficits
appendicitis is suspected? - CT scan
Hunt and Hess grade III - Somnolent,
Obturator sign - pain in the lower confused, may have cranial nerve or
abdomen or inside of thigh when the mild motor nerve deficit
hip is flexed and internally rotated; a
sign of appendicitis Hunt and Hess grade IV - Stupor,
moderate to severe motor deficit,
Psoas sign - RLQ pain with extension mayu have intermittent reflex
of right thigh indicative of posturing
appendicitis
Hunt and Hess grade V - Coma, reflex
Mitral stenosis murmur - mid-late posturing or flaccid
diastolic rumble at apex and/or
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