Anatomy
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Ambulatory
GI
Potpourri
100

Nerve innervating the diaphragm and spinal levels that feed the nerve

Phrenic Nerve; C3, C4, C5

100

Murmurs that increase in intensity with Valsalva

HOCM, MVP

100
USPSTF screening guideline for AAA?

Men between 65-75 who have ever smoked

* "Ever smoked" defined arbitrarily as smoking >100 cigarettes in lifetime; one-time check

100

Timing of EGD in variceal GI bleeding

 Within 12 hours of presentation

* As opposed to 24 hours for non-variceal GI bleeds

100

Class of antibiotic that Fidaxomicin belongs to

Macrolides


*Does NOT carry QTc prolongation risk associated with traditional macrolides

200

3 arteries coming off the ascending/arch of aorta?

Brachiocephalic artery

Left common carotid artery

Left subclavian

200

Monitoring required for patients on long-term Amiodarone 

LFTs, PFTs, TFTs, Ocular testing

200

Pap smear reveals ASCUS with + high-risk HPV, next best step?

Colposcopy

200

In high SAAG ascites, how can you differentiate between cardiac and hepatic cause?

Ascitic protein > 2.5 indicates cardiac etiology
200

Alpha-2 agonist that is typically mixed with fentanyl, colloquially known as "tranq" as it is used in veterinary medicine as horse tranquilizer

Xylazine

300

Test used to diagnose De Quervain's tenosynovitis

Finkelstein's Test

300

Imaging study used in the diagnosis of ATTR cardiac amyloidosis

Technetium-99m pyrophosphate (99mTc-PYP) Cardiac Scintigraphy

300

Give 3 indications for treatment of subclinical hypothyroidism

1.) TSH > 10

2.) + TPO antibodies and TSH between 4.5 - 10

3.) Pregnancy

300

Best way to reduce post-ERCP pancreatitis?

Indomethacin PR

* RRR decrease of 46% and ARR of 7.7%

300

Triglyceride cutoff for the diagnosis of chlyothorax

TG > 110

*  Due to thoracic outlet obstruction, lymphoma being the most common cause


400

Which rotator cuff muscle is being assessed here?

Supraspinatus

* Empty Can (Jobe) Test

400

Two reasons why a suction-alarm would go off for an Impella

1.) Hypovolemia

2.) Device Malpositioning

* RV failure is another cause, same mechanism as hypovolemia. Ventricular arrhythmia is another

400

Most common cause of secondary hypertension

Primary Hyperaldosteronism

400

For an elevated Alkaline Phosphatase with elevated GGT, what other test should be ordered alongside RUQ US?

AMA

*To assess for PBC

400

Patient presents with intermittent burning sensation in hands and feet, worse in the summer time and is intermittent. Skin exam reveals the following. CBC reveals PLT 760,000. Diagnosis?

Bonus for 200: What is the treatment of choice?

Secondary Erythromelalgia 2/2 Essential Thrombocytosis

* Aspirin; cornerstone of treatment in secondary, usually not effective in primary

500

Transplant indicated in Nutcracker Syndrome

Renal Autotransplantation

500

Why do bioprosthetic mitral valves degrade faster than bioprosthetic aortic valves?

MV faces higher pressure at the start of LV systole (~120 mmHg) as compared to AV that faces a lower pressure at the start of aortic diastole (~60 mmHg)

500

Per 2026 ACC/AHA lipid guidelines, this is the goal LDL-C for patients at very high risk of ASCVD (Class I recommendation)

LDL-C < 55

500

Elderly patient with history of aortic stenosis presents with LGIB, undergoes EGD/colonoscopy that is unremarkable, most likely diagnosis?

Heyde Syndrome


* Causes small-bowel AVMs 2/2 acquired vWF deficiency from sheared vWF multimers at aortic valve

500

A patient with suspected PAH is started on epoprostenol and subsequently develops fulminant pulmonary edema and develops hypoxic respiratory failure leading to a cardiac arrest, what is the diagnosis?

Pulmonary Veno-Occlusive Disease (PVOD) or Pulmonary Capillary Hemangiomatosis (PCH)

* Due to dilatation of pulmonary arterioles increasing blood flow to stiff, fibrotic pulmonary venules --> leads to back up and flash pulmonary edema

* WHO group 1.5 pHTN; classic triad of centrilobular GGOs, interlobular septal thickening, mediastinal LAD

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