ID
Osteomyelitis
Psychiatry
Stats 2
Eyes & ENT
100

Mode of transmission by which actively infected patients transmit mycobacteria to non-infected individuals

Aerosolized droplets (droplet nuclei carrying M. tuberculosis)

100

This is the pathognomonic finding of chronic osteomyelitis infection in the bone

Draining sinus tract

100

By DSM-5 criteria, peripartum depression begins during pregnancy or within this many weeks following delivery

4 Weeks

100

Number of patients needed to receive a treatment for one additional patient to be harmed

Number needed to harm

100

In Herpes Zoster, patients presenting with this sign require emergent ophthalmologic referral due to risk of vision loss

Hutchinson Sign

200

Time frame after a solid organ transplant that infection with CMV is most likely to occur

Between 1-6 months (suppressed cell-mediated immunity)

200

This is the best imaging technique for detecting osteomyelitis

MRI (high sensitivity for bone infection means a negative scan rules out osteo)

200

This is the DSM-5 criteria for bipolar I disorder

major depressive episodes with 1 or more periods of mania or hypomania

200

Probability of an event occurring in a group during a specified period

Absolute risk or event rate

200

This ocular emergency is caused by increased IOP resulting from blocked drainage of the aqueous humor

Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma (Narrow Angle Glaucoma)

300

Outpatient empiric therapy for CAP in otherwise healthy patients includes monotherapy with one of these two medications

doxycycline or amoxicillin

300

With the exception of osteo from this organism, microorganisms cultured from superficial wounds or sinus tracts typically poorly correlate with cultures from deep bone beneath them

S. aureus

300

This is the recommended initial treatment of panic disorder

Antidepressant (SSRI/SNRI) with CBT

300

This aspect of study or trial refers to the ability of that study to detect a difference if one exists

Statistical power

300

This condition involves purulent inflammation of both the aqueous and vitreous humors

Endophthalmitis

400

Patients with mild cellulitis or erysipelas without systemic signs or symptoms should receive empiric oral therapy directed against this group of bacteria

streptococci

400

This is the most common region where spinal osteomyelitis is found

A: Lumbar Spine

400

This second-generation antipsychotic agent is the most appropriate treatment option for patients with schizophrenia who exhibit extrapyramidal symptoms

Clozapine

400

Proportion of patients with the disease before a test is performed

Pretest probability

400

This is the most common type of hearing loss associated with continuous, high-pitched tinnitus

Sensorineural hearing loss (Presbycusis)

500

Short-course prophylactic antibiotic therapy with is antibiotic recommended for human bites that perforate the skin

amoxicillin-clavulanate

500

All patients with a new diabetic foot infection should undergo this type of imaging to assess for bony abnormalities, soft tissue gas, and foreign bodies

Plain Radiography

500

This is the most effective intervention for bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder

Cognitive behavioral therapy

500

Difference in rates of events between the experimental event rate (EER) and the control event rate (CER)

Absolute risk reduction

500

This form of conductive hearing loss is characterized by gradual onset, difficulty hearing low-pitched sounds, and no history of exposure to loud noises

Otosclerosis