Numbers
'Murican Medicine
-Itis
Pathognomonics
In the Clinic
100
At what percent 10 year risk of adverse event (ASCVD) would you start a high intensity statin for a diabetic
>7.5%
100
Though German by Birth, this American physician lent his name to the famous test for diagnosing Keratoconjuctivitis Sicca.
(Otto) Schrimer
100
Nephrotic syndrome, associated with heroin use, alport syndrome, and HIV.
Focal Segmental Glomerulonephritis
100
Meningitis
100
57 year old hypertensive patient presents for follow up on his BP. On Losartan and Nifidipine for six weeks, however his log still shows systolics ~160 and diastolics ~90. What is the next medication to start?
Diuretic
200
A Maddrey Score of more than ___ is suggested prior to the initiation of corticosteroids.
32
200
This reflex of bradycardia and hypertension, is named after an American Neurosurgeon who is most notable for his contribution to the world of hormones.
Harvey Cushing
200
CD4 mediated
Contact Dermatitis
200
Intracellular lengthy Findings
AML
200
You are seeing a 18 year old soccer player who presents after an injury to his left knee. You perform this exam and suspect a medial meniscus tear. What is the name of this exam?
McMurray's Test
300
HEART score -> at what number do you admit
4
300
Sister Mary Joseph Nodule
300
Inflammation of the retina or choroid, with sparing of the iris, ciliary body, and anterior chamber is referred to as (two words).
Posterior Uveitis
300
Rose spots
Enteric (Typhoid) Fever
300
32 year old female with UC, diagnosed in 2011. Lost to follow up, now returns today.
What screening test should you order today in regards to her underlying diagnosis of UC?
Colonoscopy - Now and then 2 years
400
A GCS less than ____ is indicative of "Severe Brain Injury"
<8
400
Koplik's Spot
400
General term for a condition manifested by persistent watery diarrhea, with abdominal cramping and often night times awakenings. Pathological specimens show collagen deposition. (Two Words)
Microscopic Colitis
also accept Collagenous
400
Levine's Sign
Angina Pectoris
400
Your family from the middle east FaceTimes you showing you their new born infant who prescribed an antibiotic for his diarrhea. The baby appears "gray"
What is the offending agent?
Chloramaphenicol
500
Non septic patient, requires a MAP of what to maintain adequate perfusion
60
500
Named after an American Surgeon,
- Symptoms known or likely to be caused by hypoglycemia especially after fasting or heavy exercise
- A low plasma glucose measured at the time of the symptoms
- Relief of symptoms when the glucose level is raised
Whipple's Triad
500
Progressive, commonly mistaken for ALS. This inflammatory and degenerative muscle disease causes painless weakening of muscle. Autoimmunity is questionable.
Inclusion Body Myositis
500
Hydrophobia
Negri Bodies
Rabies
500
102 year old patient with a history of thoracic surgery, switches to your care after her PCP retired. She brings her chart, including this XR. What is the name of the procedure that explains this image:
Plombage (Pneumonolysis)