Hem/Onc type stuff
Objective assessments
Ew, what is that?
GI/Rheum type stuff
Random stuff
100
What three things are assessed for oncologic diagnoses?
Tumor, nodes, metastasis
100
Name the most commonly used performance status scale in oncology
ECOG or Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group
100
folliculitis
100
What’s the bacteria that can cause peptic ulcer disease?
H. pylori
100
What’s the biggest risk factor for antibiotic resistance?
Recent antibiotics
200
Which emergency is associated with back pain and neurologic weakness?
Spinal cord compression
200
What skin color change can you see in patients with sickle cell disorder?
Pallor
200
What is indicated by positive leukocyte esterase and nitrites?
UTI
200
What’s the term to describe something happening on the opposite side of the body?
Contralateral
200
What’s the infection: flank pain, dysuria, frequent urination, abnormal UA?
pyelonephritis
300
What’s the term for those immature cells that crowd out the normal cells?
Blasts
300
What’s the term for the lowest point of myelosuppression?
Nadir
300
What’s the term for a dermatophytosis on the body?
Tinea corporis
300
What is the name of the objective test used to visualize lining of the upper and lower GI tract?
Endoscopy
300
Pain, erythema, warmth, nodules at the back of the neck
Furuncle or carbuncle
400
Which emergency is most likely to lead to arrhythmias, QT changes, and asystole?
Hypercalcemia of malignancy
400
erysipela
400
Name a disease state evaluated by a DEXA scan.
Osteoporosis
400
What type of cancer is osteosarcoma?
Sarcoma or solid
500
Which disorder includes anemia, asplenia, and acute chest syndrome?
Sickle cell disorder
500
What’s the name for the tool used to inspect for otitis media?
Otoscope
500
What infection has a prodrome with pain and itching?
Shingles
500
What’s the orange-yellow substance derived from Hgb breakdown and conjugated in the liver?
Bilirubin
500
Name a type of blood cancer
Leukemia or lymphoma