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100

PMN cutoff for diagnosis of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

>250

100

Which antibiotic cant be used to treat pneumonia

Daptomycin

100

What is the spironolactone to lasix ratio in the treatment of chronic ascites?

Spironolactone 100mg to lasix 40 mg (5:2)

100

Name one risk stratification for likelihood of PE

Well's Criteria or PERC

100

What does "hakuna matata" mean?

Bonus: what is the original language

"No Worries"

Swahili

200

Pulmonary capillary wedge pressure value for diagnosis of pulmonary artery hypertension

<15

200

Name only oral medication that can cover pseudomonas

levofloxacin

200

How often do you screen a cirrhotic patient for varices if they have active liver disease?

Bonus: if they have known esophageal varices how often do you do EGD with ligation?

2nd Bonus: on average how many sessions of ligation are required to obliterate vessels?

Yearly

Bonus 1: every 2-4 weeks

Bonus 2: 2-4 sessions

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6707816/

and UTD

200

What is the name of the risk stratification tool for pneumonia severity?

Bonus if you can tell me all components

CURB-65

Confusion, BUN>19, RR >30, SBP <90 or DBP <60, Age >65

200

What was the first Pixar movie?

Toy Story

300

What is the expected correction of PaCO2 in a patient with metabolic acidosis with a bicarb of 13

27.5 +/- 2


PaCO2 = (1.5 x serum HCO3)+(8±2)

300

Name 4 oral medications that can cover MRSA

bactrim, doxy, linezolid, clindamycin

300

Name and explain the pathophysiology of this exam finding.

Caput Medusae, recanalization of the umbilical vein 2/2 portal hypertension

300

Name 2 risk assessment tools that can help to predict ICU mortality

APACHE-2 and SOFA

300

Who voices the character of Elsa in Frozen?

Idina Menzel

400

What is the targeted blood pressure for someone with an ischemic stroke and gets tPA. What if they are not a tPA candidate.

With tPA:<185/110

Without tPA: <220/120

400

What are the recommended CAP Coverage regimens for someone with comorbidities and someone without comorbidities/risk factors

Without: amoxicillin or doxy or macrolide

With: augmentin or cefuroxime plus macrolide or doxy
400

What is the scoring system used to grade severity for cirrhosis mortality 

Bonus if you can tell me the 5 components.

Bonus 2: what are the 3 classes and what is their significance

Child-Pugh

Bonus: elevated T bili, hypoalbuminemia, elevated INR, +/- ascites, +/- encephalopathy

Bonus: A-C, 15-20yr lifespan, consider transplant eval, 1-3 yr lifespan

400

What is the predictive risk calculator for VTE while hospitalized (as in, who needs anticoagulation in the hospital setting?)

400

Who was the first Disney princess?

Snow White

500

What are the KDIGO classifications for a stage 3 AKI (must provide 3 of the criteria) 

3x baseline, increase in Cr >4.0, UOP <.3ml/kg/hr for 24rs, anuria for >12 hrs, initiation of RRT

500

68-year-old man is hospitalized following a seizure. Symptoms of fever, chills, dark urine, and headache began when he returned from a 3-week trip to Malaysia, Laos, and Cambodia. He is adherent to a mefloquine chemoprophylactic malaria regimen. Past surgical history significant for splenectomy at age 12 years.


Labs: HCT 23%, T bili 3.1, Cr 2.9, K+ 5, Bicarb 19, UA with 3+ blood.


What is the initial treatment?

IV Artesunate 

Once Stabilized: Atovaquone-proguanil

500

Name 2/3 classes of medications that should be discontinued or lowered in the setting of worsening ascites? 

Bonus if you can name all 3 and give appropriate lifestyle modifications

NSAIDs reduce urinary excretion of sodium as well as can cause additional renal impairment.

ACEi/ARB (decrease renal perfusion pressure, thus functional renal impairment, which leads to ineffective natriuresis and retention of sodium. 

Beta Blocker: hypotension, hypoalbuminemia, renal injury

Lifestyle modifications include: sodium restriction, high protein diet. 

500

What assessment can be used to predict the success of extubation, how do you calculate it, and what is the cutoff for a likely successful extubation?

Rapid shallow breathing index "RSBI"

RR/TV in liters

A RSBI of <105-110 is considered likely to succeed in extubation

500

What is the most expensive Disney movie ever made?

Tangled ($260 Million)