Endocrine
Hematology/platelets
GI
Antimicrobials/ID
Cardiology
100

This is the most common cause of hypothyroidism in iodine sufficient regions

What is hashimoto thyroiditis? 

100

This scoring system can help identify patients with suspected TTP who may benefit from early PLEX

what is the PLASMIC score? 

100

This biliary disorder is predominantly seen in patients with UC and is characterized by chronic inflammation of both the intra and extrahepatic biliary ducts

What is PSC?
100

This antimicrobial is ineffective in treating pnuemonia and requires monitoring of CK levels during treatment

What is daptomycin? 

100

This syndrome occurs 2-10 weeks after an acute MI and is characterized by pericarditis with no infective/viral cause identified

What is Dressler syndrome? 

(also accept postmyocardial infarction syndrome)

200

This autoantibody is identified in 60-80% of patients with a new diagnosis of T1DM

What is antiglutamic acid decarboxylase antibodies? 

(accept anti GAD)

200

This MAHA is acquired by eating undercooked meat and should NOT be treated with abx 

what is HUS? 

200
This type of kidney stone occurs at increased frequency in patients with Crohn's disease

What is a calcium oxalate stone? 

(bonus if you can explain the pathophysiology)

200

This antimicrobial is effective at treating infections due to MDRO organisms but has the highest risk of causing seizures within its class 

What is imipenem? 

200

This type of non infective endocarditis is seen in patients with SLE or APLS

What is libman-sacks endocarditis? 

300

This life threatening cause of hypocalcemia is seen after parathyroidectomy 

What is hungry bone syndrome? 

300

This coagulation disorder can cause recurrent hemarthrosis and joint destruction via deficiency of factor VIII

What is hemophilia A? 

300

This condition typically presents ~4 weeks after an episode of acute pancreatitis and is characterized by deep abdominal pain with persistent elevations in lipase

What is a pancreatic pseudocyst? 

300

This antimicrobial has unique adverse effects including thrombocytopenia and serotonin syndrome

What is linezolid? 

300

These are the EKG findings that are typically observed in V1-V3 in patients with Brugada syndrome

What are ST elevations? 

(also accept ST segment coving)

400

This bone disease is typically seen in ESRD patients and is often due to over supplementation with vitamin D

what is adynamic bone disease? 

400

This medication can be used to treat Von Willebrand disease by increasing release of Von Willebrand factor from endothelial cells

What is desmopressin? 

400

This is the gold standard test to confirm the diagnosis of SIBO

What is jujenal aspirate? 

(accept basically any answer that suggests you sample the small intestine. Note that hydrogen breath test is used as non invasive but aspirate is the gold standard) 

400

This antimicrobial is the preferred treatment for enterococcus infections that are not resistant to vancomycin 

What is ampicillin? 

400

Severe MR should be managed with valve replacement when the EF falls below this value

What is < 60%? 

500

This treatment can be employed for life threatening thyroid storm despite treatment with PTU, iodine, and beta blockers. 

What is plasmapheresis? 

(also accept emergent thyroidectomy)

500

Primary (idopathic) ITP should be treated with steroids regardless of bleeding presence when the platelet count falls below this value

what is < 30K? 

500

This is the preferred management of Ogilve syndrome if cecal diameter is < 12cm and there are no signs of ischemia, perforation, or peritonitis

What is conservative management? 

500

This antimicrobial is known to cause false positive results during serum galactomannan testing 

What is zosyn? 

500

This genetic syndrome characterized by short stature, webbed neck, broad chest and low set ears is associated with this pathology of the aorta

What is coarctation of the aorta? 

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