JB can have my HEART
'Side'burn effects
JB can randomly take me
I will have JB's baby
Johnny Bravo more like Bravo, Johnny (Neuro)
100

If you suspect a patient has valvular disease, what is the next best step in management?

Echocardiogram

100

OH no i ate cheese and drank wine, now my BP is 200000/100000

MAO-I

isocarboxazid, phenelzine, tranylcypromine

100

Top risk factor for developing ESRD in US

DM

100

High fever, seizure for <15 min, no recurrence, generalized tonic clonic seizure. diagnosis and tx?

Typical febrile seizure

Tx: antipyretics

  1. Increased risk of recurrence

  2. No imaging, send them home

100

MC brain tumor in kids?

What marker is elevated?

Pilocytic Astrocytoma

GFAP (glial cell marker)

Histology: Rosenthal fibers


200

What is the most common complication of Mitral Stenosis?


Atrial Fibrillation

  • (LA contracts against increased resistance d/t stenotic mitral valve → dilation of LA → disrupts electrical conduction pathways of LA)

  • Upper GI complication? Dysphagia (mitral stenosis causes dilation of LA, which compresses esophagus)


200

This medication can cause: 

Hyper/Hypothyroid + skin discoloration + pulmonary fibrosis

Amiodarone

200
Most likely mechanism behind endometriosis?

Reverse menses through fallopian tubes

200

Child with trisomy 21 will is coming to you because they want to participate in sports this upcoming season. What should you do before you clear them in addition to other typical physical exam stuff?

  1. Before starting sports, lateral neck x-ray

  2. Same thing for pts with ankylosing spondylitis and rheumatoid arthritis prior to surgery
200

Brain tumor that causes loss of “vertical gaze”

pinealoma (causes Parinaud’s syndrome)

Compression of superior colliculus, which is the vertical conjugate gaze center

300

A patient is found to have a BP of 145/60. What is this and what does it likely indicate in an adult? in a child?

Wide pulse pressure (>60mmHg difference)

Adults - Aortic Regurg

Children - PDA

300

Avoid this class of drugs if you're trying to put patient on antidepressant therapy but they have HTN

SNRI (venlafaxine, duloxetine)

300

Mechanism behind insulin resistance during pregnancy?

Human placental lactogen

300

6 month old kid, losing motor milestones, dies before age of 2, autosomal recessive disease

Spinal muscular atrophy (Werdnig-Hoffman)

  1. Chr 5 (SMN1 gene)

  2. Hypotonic infant with fasciculations

  3. Fasciculations in adult = ALS
300

Brain tumor that produces EPO?

Associated Syndrome?

Hemangioblastoma

VHL syndrome

400

Patient with aortic regurgitation can develop this type of HF

HFrEF 2/2 eccentric hypertrophy of LV

What if they had Aortic Stenosis?

400

This anti-epileptic can cause agranulocytosis

Carbamazepine

400

Most likely infection following blood transfusion

CMV

NOT HEP C

400

Clustered seizures in child, contraction of neck and arms, EEG shows hypsarrhythmia, hypopigmented macules on skin

  1. Tuberous sclerosis, the seizures are West syndrome (infantile spasms)

  2. West syndrome tx = ACTH, also vigabatrin (GABAergic agent)

  3. Intellectual disability, nodules in ventricular system (subependymal nodule), subependymal giant cell astrocytoma, cardiac rhabdomyoma, renal angiomyolipoma

400

Anesthesia over medial thigh + weak thigh adduction

Obturator nerve injury (L2-L4)

500
Patient brought to ED with CP radiating to the back. BP is 190/100. Undergoes imaging and confirms diagnosis of aortic dissection NOT involving the ascending aorta. Next step in management?

Propranolol - Type B

  • Do not give use hydralazine b/c it causes reflex tachycardia (causes vasodilation → results in reflex baroreceptor activation)

Must avoid increased heart rate b/c ↑HR = ↑shear stress on aortic valve = ↑risk of worsening aortic dissection


500

Red man syndrome, nephrotoxic, ototoxic

Vancomycin

500

Most common cause of pneumothorax in HIV patient

PCP infection

500

Kid w/ many kinds of seizures, bad cognitive dysfunction, EEG shows generalized spikes and slow waves

Lennox Gastaut syndrome

500

7 yo kid with ataxia + hypertrophic cardiomyopathy + LE hyporeflexia


What trinucleotide repeat?


Freidrich's ataxia

GAA repeat

  •  LOF mutation in frataxin gene (iron binding protein) → iron overload causes oxidative damage

    • Destruction of dorsal columns of spinal cord → hyporeflexia

    • Cerebellar destruction → ataxia

  • Inheritance? AR

    • Unlike other trinucleotide repeat disorders, which are AD

  • MC cause of death? CHF 2/2 hypertrophic cardiomyopathy