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A Thousand Words
A Numbers Game
Bugs and Drugs
SLE
Potpourri
100
Picture 1
What is parvovirus
100
FEV1/FVC<70%
What is obstructive lung disease
100
Not first line for treatment of UTI at BIDMC due to high e coli resistance
What is Bactrim
100
immune complexes
What is responsible for tissue injury in SLE?
100
Duration of abx in HCAP
What is 8 days
200
Picture 2
What is a monocyte
200
true positives/true positives+false positives
What is positive predictive value
200
A low cost option for treatment of UTIs, 5 day course, cannot use if creatinine clearance is <60
What is Macrobid
200
anti-dsDNA ab
What is the antibody most specific fo SLE
200
Reading level of an average American adult
What is 8th grade (20% read at 5th grade level)
300
Picture 3
What is a basophil
300
true positives/all people with the disease
What is sensitivity
300
A common nitrite negative uropathogen
What is alpha hemolytic strep
300
ANA
What is the antibody most sensitive for SLE
300
Tick borne illness causing elevated LFTs
What is anaplasma
400
Picture 4
What is DIC
400
FEV1/FVC<70% predicted, FVC less than lower limit of normal, TLC normal
What is pure obstruction with pseudo restriction
400
Vanc, CTX and Ampicillin +/-acyclovir
What is the first line abx treatment for meningitis in pts >50
400
anti-histone antibodies
What is the antibody usually present in drug induced lupus?
400
5 numeracy aids to help communicate using plain language
What is Pictures (e.g., dinner plate, sectioned) Analogies (e.g., 1 oz cheese = thumb) Physical representations (e.g., 1 mile is about 2 times around Jamaica Pond) Vivid language (e.g., skyrocketing BP) Narrative illustrations (e.g., “I have a patient who takes a short walk after breakfast, lunch and dinner.”)
500
Picture 5
What is lead poisoning
500
1-sensitivity/specificity
What is negative LR
500
Picture 6
What is oral quinine plus intravenous clindamycin and exchange transfusion
500
Mneumonic for diagnostic criteria for SLE
What is “SOAP BRAIN MD” (serositis, oral ulcers, arthritis, photosensitivity, blood disorders, renal involvement, ANA, immunologic phenomena, neurologic d/o, malar rash, discoid rash)
500
6 concepts of cognitive learning theory
Spaced retrieval (quizzing) Interleaving (learning/practicing several related skills at the same time) Elaboration (relating the material to the real world, explaining in one's own words) Generation (solving a problem before giving the answer) Reflection (reviewing what was learned) Calibration (checking yourself, avoiding the illusion of mastery)