URIs
Red Eye/Opioid Prescribing
Trans Health/
Clinical Jazz
Peds-pourri
AFib
100

The number of days that an antiviral needs to be started to shorten the illness duration of influenza?

2 days

100

This is the daily morphine equivalents above which the NH Board of Medicine recommends primary care providers consider appropriate specialist consultation

100mg morphine equivalents

100

This medication has been shown to increase the risk of VTE and stroke in transfeminine patients

Estrogen

100

This patient education website from the Nemours Children’s Health System in Delaware provides concise, helpful, and accurate health education both for the prevention and management of a wide variety of pediatric health conditions.

100

In afib, the majority of abnormal atrial impulses come from ectopic foci situated in this blood vessels in the heart.

Pulmonary Veins

200

These are the three most specific clinical findings for diagnosing strep pharyngitis.

Cervical lymphadenopathy

Fever

Pharyngeal exudates

200

This is the duration of days of which an acute opioid consent/treatment plan is good for until a patient needs to return in office for re-evaluation before additional prescription?

30 days

200

This type of study is best for examining rare exposures, but not rare diseases

Cohort study

200

When doing phone triage for a young child, who makes the final decision about when and how to access care?

Parent or guardian

200

Three risk factors for developing afib include these.

Age

HTN

Sleep apnea

Alcohol use (esp. binge drinking)

Obesity

Hyperthyroidism

Structural heart disease

ACS

P.E.

Pericarditis

Sepsis

Pneumonia

Cardiac surgery.

300

This antibiotic (including dosing and duration) is the best choice for uncomplicated strep throat.

Penicillin V 500mg orally twice daily for ten days.

300

Three symptoms/signs that would be more associated with orbitals cellulitis that preseptal cellulitis include these.

Proptosis

Double vision

Loss of vision

Limitation of eye movements

Pain with eye movements

Edema beyond the lid margin

Leukocytosis (ANC > 1000)

Signs of CNS involvement

No improvement on 24 hours of antibiotics

300

Your patient refers to a "partner" during your visit.  These are the best pronouns to use to refer to this partner until the patient tells you otherwise.

They/them/theirs

300

When trying to decide how urgently a patient needs to be evaluated, it is important to assess the likely diagnoses, current severity of symptoms and the tempo and timing of the illness.  What other group of factors needs to be considered?

Host factors such as age, chronic health issues, immunologic status

300

In afib, this medication can be used for rate control that will not decrease blood pressure?

Digoxin or amiodarone

400

These infections/complications what must be ruled out in acute bronchitis, when antibiotics are indicated.

COPD

Pertussis

Chlamydia

Mycoplasma

400

The virus that most commonly causes the condition seen here, including conjunctival erythema, watery discharge, mild eyelid edema and preauricular lymphadenopathy.


Adenovirus

400

The term that refers to someone who identifies with more than one gender and whose gender expression can change daily.

Gender fluid


400

This is the most specific finding on pneumatic otoscopy for acute otitis media

Bulging tympanic membrane

400

In afib, the majority of blood clots collect in this anatomic portion of the left atrium.

The left atrial appendage

500

There are a number of recommendations you might give patient with a viral illness, and antibiotics are not necessary, including these (correctly identify 3).

Antipyretics

Decongestants

Antihistamines

Antitussives

Pocket prescription

Easy access to follow-up

Hand-outs with advice.

500

Seen here, is white blood cell in the anterior chamber- and ocular emergency.


Hypopyon

500

The way to refer to someone who was born with XY chromosomes and is a woman.

Assigned male at birth

500

The parent of a 3-year-old child who lives in Concord calls their primary care clinician that their child has been vomiting and having frequent diarrhea for 3 days.  On further questioning, they report that the child is previously healthy and fully immunized.  However, this evening, the child is now hard to wake up, has a dry mouth and has not urinated in over 12 hours.  This is your recommendation.

Promptly get child to the ED 

500

This device can be implanted to effectively seal off the left atrial appendage.

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