Anxiety Dx/Mgmt
Lyme Disease
Syncope
Anticoagulation
NAS
100

Name 5 common symptoms of a panic attack

Racing/pounding heart

Feeling detached

Shortness of breath

Chest pain

Shaking/trembling

Feeling of doom/dying

Nausea

Sweating

Hot flashes

100

The organism b. burgdorferi takes how long to migrate from a tick to a human?

36-48 hours

100

This class of syncope may be associated with a prodrome of diaphoresis or nausea.

Reflex (neurally mediated) syncope

100

First line anticoagulant class indicated for nonvalvular A-Fib

Direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)

AHA and ACC recommend using a direct oral anticoagulant or vitamin K antagonists in atrial fibrillation. DOAC's offer superior reduction in incidence of cerebral ischemic events as well as lower risk of intracranial hemorrhage compared to vitamin K antagonists.

100

Two medications recommended for MAT that support mothers with SUD during pregnancy.

Buprenorphine and methadone

200

These are the frequency and duration of symptoms required for a diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

Most days and for longer than 6 months. 

200

What is the only clinical manifestation that is sufficient enough to make the diagnosis of lyme in the absence of lab confirmation?

Erythema migrans

200

This is the most common class of syncope.

Reflex (neurally mediated) syncope

200

Anticoagulant class indicated for valvular A-fib

Vitamin K antagonists (Coumadin/Warfarin)

200

A baby experiencing NAS should easily be able to consoled in less than this amount of time, before it is concerning and would require additional interventions.

10 minutes

300

This medication, which is FDA approved for treating anxiety, may also be helpful for chronic pain.

Cymbalta/duloxetine

300

In addition to EM, what other clinical manifestation is associated with early localized lyme disease?

What is a virus-like illness (fever, chills, headahce, malaise, myalgias)

300

This class of syncope is provoked by positional change.

Orthostatic syncope

300

Length of anticoagulation treatment for initial provoked venous thromboembolism

3-6 months

300

Pre-eclampsia with severe features, includes a blood pressure of greater than _____ systolic over ____ diastolic.

160/110

400

This medication carries a warning for prolonged QT in patients over 60 yo at doses that may be therapeutic in younger patients.

Celexa/citalopram

400

This is the recommended duration of oral doxycycline for treatment of lyme arthritis.

28 days

400

Along with orthostatic vital signs, this test should be performed in all patients with syncope, regardless of suspected cause.

EKG

400

Criteria for admission for anticoagulation at time of diagnosis of DVT (credit 4/6).

-Hemodynamic instability

-High Bleeding Risk

-Renal Insufficiency

-Massive DVT

-Symptomatic PE

-Unreliable home environment

400

The cut off for abnormal protein / creatinine ratio in pre-eclampsia without severe features (when BP is > 140/90 on 2 occasions 4 hours apart).

0.3

500

This SSRI is generally not recommended for use in adolescents or elderly due to increased adverse effects.

Paxil/paroxetine

500

This is the most common finding on EKG in patients who have lyme carditis.

AV block (1st, 2nd and 3rd degree)

500

This class of syncope is associated with sudden onset and may occur when supine or during exercise.

Cardiac syncope

500

Risk factors included in HAS-BLED scoring tool (no phone use allowed!) (Credit 6/8)

-Hypertension

-Abnormal renal function

-Abnormal liver function

-History of stroke

-History of significant bleeding

-Labile  INR  

-Age over  65

-Drug or alcohol misuse

500

Name 3 non-pharmacologic measures to support "TLC" support care when caring for a newborn with NAS

-low light

-breastfeeding

- skin to skin-swaddling

- sucking on pacifier

-swing

-bundled assessments

- music therapy

- reiki

- volunteer cuddlers for parents/ nurses

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