Term
toxo forms and their infectability |
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Definition
trophosite - invasive, cyst/oocyte - latent |
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Term
risk of congenital toxo infection per trimester |
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Definition
1T 10-15%, 2T 25%, 3T 60% |
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Term
signs fetal toxo congenital infection - 10 |
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Definition
ventriculomegaly, miceocephaly, brain calcifications, hydrops, IUGR, seizure, MR, chorioretinitis, hearing loss (delayed), hydrocephalus |
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Term
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Definition
brain calcifications, chorioretinitis, hydrocephalus |
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Term
maternal signs of toxo - 6 |
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Definition
lymphadenopathy, fatigue, encephalitis, pneumonia, myocardotos, brain masses |
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Term
treatment of toxo in pregnancy |
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Definition
no US signs - spirnomycin, US signs - pyrmethamine, sulfasalazine, folinic acid |
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Term
percent of babys asymptomatic after toxo infection and prognosis |
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Definition
50% asymptomatic, 90% will have long term sequalae |
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Term
% population immune to varicella |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
risk of congential varicella by trimester |
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Definition
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Term
signs of congenital varicella - 8 |
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Definition
IUGR, ventriculomegaly, limb abnormalities, echogenic liver foci, cataracts, chorioretinitis, microcephaly, scars |
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Term
cause of neonatal varicella |
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Definition
birth within 5d of lesions or lesions within 2d PP, no IgG can form yet to help baby |
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Term
treatment of varicella in pregnancy |
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Definition
neonatal - give baby VSIG, acute - acyclovir/val/fam |
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Term
management of varicella exposure in non-immune pregnancy and not |
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Definition
not - give vaccine within 3-5d (90 to 70% effective), pregnant - give VZIG within 5-10d (90% effective) |
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Term
% mortality in pregnant adult with varicella |
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Definition
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Term
adult cases are what % varicella |
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Definition
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Term
adult cases are what % of varicella mortalities |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
thoracic, cervical, optic |
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Term
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Definition
prodrome lasts days to weeks, lesions heal in 2-4wk |
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Term
when do you get shingles vaccine |
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Definition
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Term
complications of shingles - 4 |
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Definition
post-herpatic neuralgia 8-70%, zoster opthalmacus, encephalitis, secondary infection |
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Term
treatment of post herpatic neuralgia - 5 |
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Definition
opioids, lidocaine, TCAs, gabapentin, capsacin |
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Term
#1 risk factor for post perhatic neuralgia |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
cytotoxic to RBC precursors |
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Term
% already immune to parvo |
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Definition
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Term
if exposed % that youll get parvo |
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Definition
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Term
where are most parvo cases acquired |
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Definition
20-50% schools, 17-33% congenital |
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Term
when is the highest risk of fetal loss by parvo |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
hydrops 3%, skin edema, pulmonary edema, myocardial injury |
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Term
matetrnal signs of parvo - 7 |
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Definition
fever, headache, sore throat, malaise, arthralgias, aplastic crisis in hemoglobonaopathies, 25% asymptomatic |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
antepartum management after parvo infection |
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Definition
weekly dopplers for 8-12wk |
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Term
worst prognostic factor for baby in parvo infection - 2 |
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Definition
worse hydrops = worse prognosis, <20wk 8-17% stillbirth |
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Term
even if a baby has zero parvo signs at birth, what are they at risk for |
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Definition
long term cognitive defects |
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Term
when is rubella infectious |
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Definition
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Term
highest risk in pregnancy for congenital rubella |
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Definition
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Term
#2 highest time in pregnancy for congential rubella |
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Definition
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Term
#3 highest time in pregnancy for congential rubella |
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Definition
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Term
fetal signs of congenital rubella - 12 |
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Definition
immediate deafness 65%, cataracts 20%, cardiac defects 20%, CNS defects 15%, microcephaly, glaucoma, subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, blueberry muffin rash, IUGR, thrombocytopenia, supraventricular pulmonary stenosis, hydrops |
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Term
maternal signs of rubella - 4 |
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Definition
maculopapular rash, post-aricular adenopathy, conjunctivitis |
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Term
how long does symptoms of rubella last in adult |
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Definition
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Term
what percent of those who get MMR seroconvert |
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Definition
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Term
how long should you wait after MMR for pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
gram negative bacilli non spore forming bacteria, mobile |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
binds to e-cadherin in meninges and placenta, which is why 13x risk in pregnancy |
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Term
what percent of listeria cases are in pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
highest time of fetal listeria transmission |
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Definition
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Term
signs of fetal listeria - 7 |
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Definition
PTD, granulomatous infantseptica (maculopapular rash), stillbirth, meningitis, organ abscesses, placental abscesses, chorioamnitis/villitis |
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Term
maternal signs of listeria - 5 |
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Definition
diarrhea, fever, headache, URI, meningoencephaloitis |
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Term
management of listeria and exposure to listeria in pregnancy |
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Definition
exposure and no sx no management needed, exposure and sx give tx and do culture, esposure and fever, no management |
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Term
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Definition
IV ampicillin 2g q4h for 2wk |
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Term
worst prognostic factor in listeria in pregnancy |
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Definition
maternal bacteremia assoc 50% fetal death |
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Term
rate of fetal death from listeria infection |
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Definition
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Term
alternative treatment for listeria |
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Definition
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Term
how to use bleach to clean |
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Definition
1 tbsp. bleach to 1 gal water for 10m |
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Term
#1 cause of congenital deafness |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
risk of congenital CMV by trimester |
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Definition
1T 40-70%, 2T 35$, 3T 30% |
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Term
trimester with highest CMV infection rates for baby |
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Definition
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Term
percent of neonates affected by CMV |
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Definition
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Term
what % of CMV cases occur in pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
% of population immune to CMV |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
day cares, sex, STIs, low SES, <15yo first pregnancy |
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Term
fetal signs CMV (Early) - 17 |
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Definition
splenomegaly, jaundice, petechiae, echogenic bowel, IUGR, ventriculomegaly, liver damage, ascites, thrombocytopenia, periventricular calcifications, abdominal calcifications, seizure, meconium peritonitis, chorioretinitis, microcephaly, anemia, hydrops |
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Term
CMV fetal signs (late) - 3 |
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Definition
progressive hearing loss, psychomotor delays, vision loss |
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Term
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Definition
fever, malaise, adenopathy, HSM |
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Term
% of congenital CMV that is severe |
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Definition
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Term
% of congenital CMV resulting in fetal death |
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Definition
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Term
% of congenital CMV with mild or an isolated symptoms |
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Definition
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Term
% of congenital varicella that is asymptomatic |
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Definition
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Term
% of congenital CMV that will have late fetal symptoms |
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Definition
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Term
management of congenital CMV |
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Definition
IgG-/IgM+ give IVIG, IgG+/IgM+ - if low avidity <60% give IVIG |
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Term
mosquitoes that have zika - 3 |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
80% asymptomatic, fever, rash, arthralgia, conjunctivitis, guillian-barre |
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Term
fetal signs of congenital zika - 13 |
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Definition
microcephaly, eye malformations, ventriculomegaly, cerebellar hypoplasia, brain calcifications, cortical abnormalities, echogenic foci, hypotonia, contractures, SAB, PTD, IUGR, stillbirth |
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Term
how to tell what caused a microcephaly |
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Definition
>2 SD below - repeat it prolly measuring wrong >3 SD below - isolated >5 SD below - pathologic |
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Term
percent of vertical transmission of zika overall and by trimester |
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Definition
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Term
pregnant and patient or partner was exposed - when to test for zika |
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Definition
asymptomatic: if non-recurring risk don't test, if recurring disk do NAT qTrimester. Symptomatic: if <12wk from incident do NAT/IgM, if >12wk too late |
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Term
how long should someone exposed or affected by zika abstain |
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Definition
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Term
how long should someone just visiting a place with zika (not specifically exposed or affected) abstain |
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Definition
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Term
what are the zika zones and the recommendations for each |
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Definition
green - no mosquitoes - no recs, yellow - no zika - prevent bites, purple - piror zika - abstain, red - current zika - abstain |
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Term
2 chemicals that repel mosquitoes safe in pregnancy |
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Definition
permethrin, diethyltoluamide |
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Term
non-PRINT area - NAT -, IgM zika +, IgM dengue - |
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Definition
zika infection unknown timing |
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Term
non-PRINT area - NAT -, IgM zika +, IgM dengue + |
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Definition
zika and or dengue infection unknown timing of either |
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Term
non-PRINT area - NAT -, IgM zika -, IgM dengue - |
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Definition
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Term
non-PRINT area - NAT -, IgM zika equiv, IgM dengue equiv |
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Definition
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Term
non-PRINT area - NAT +, IgM zika _/-, IgM dengue +/- |
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Definition
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S +, NAT-U +, zika IgM +/- |
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Definition
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S +, NAT-U -, zika IgM + |
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Definition
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S +, NAT-U -, zika IgM - |
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Definition
possible zika - repeat NAT if positive infected, if negative do IgM in 2wk and if positive has zika |
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S -, NAT-U +, zika IgM - |
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Definition
possible zika - repeat NAT if positive infected, if negative do IgM in 2wk and if positive has zika |
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S -, NAT-U +, zika IgM + |
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Definition
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S -, NAT-U -, zika PRNT >10, dengue PRNT <10 |
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Definition
zika infection but unknown timing, consider IgM |
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S -, NAT-U -, zika PRNT <10, dengue PRNT <10 |
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Definition
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S -, NAT-U -, zika PRNT <10, dengue PRNT >10 |
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Definition
no zika, dengue present but unknown timing, consider IgM |
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Term
PRINT area - NAT-S -, NAT-U -, zika PRNT >10, dengue PRNT >10 |
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Definition
has had zika and dengue at some point but not sure when |
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Term
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Definition
malaise, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, anorexia, RUQ pain, jaundice, dark urine, acholic stools |
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Term
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Definition
immunoglobin protective within 2wk of exposure and safe in pregnancy |
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Term
risk of household transmission hepatitis B |
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Definition
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Term
risk of perinatal transmission HBSAg+ |
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Definition
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Term
risk of perinatal transmission HBEAg+ |
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Definition
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Term
risk of hepatitis B after a percutaneous exposure |
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Definition
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Term
hepatitis B - natural infection |
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Definition
HBSAg negative, anti C/S positive |
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Term
hepatitis B - susceptible |
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Definition
HBSAg negative, anti C/S negative |
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Term
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Definition
HbsAg negative, anti C negative, anti S positive |
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Term
hepatitis B acute infection |
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Definition
HbsAg positive, anti C positive, anti C IgM positive, anti S negative |
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Term
hepatitis B chronic infection |
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Definition
HbsAg positive, anti-C positive, anti C IgM negative, anti S negative |
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Term
hepatitis B inicidence in pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
hepatitis B screening for disease and immunity indication - 9 |
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Definition
pregnancy, adolescent, contact with HBSAG+, >1 sexual partner in past 6mo, MSM, IV drugs, dialysis, healthcare workers, inmates |
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Term
hepatitis B treatment in pregnancy |
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Definition
get viral load at 28wk, treat with tenovir 28-32wk if DNA >6-8 log 10 IU/mL |
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Term
is breastfeeding ok with hepatitis B |
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Definition
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Term
is amniocentesis ok with hepatitis B |
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Definition
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Term
% that will clear hepatitis B |
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Definition
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Term
% with hepatitis B that will develop chronc infection |
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Definition
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Term
percent of hepatitis B with chronic infection that will develop hepatitis or cirrhosis |
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Definition
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Term
percent of hepatitis B with chronic infection that will develop fulminant hepatitis and death |
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Definition
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Term
incidence of hepatitis C positive in pregnant patients |
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Definition
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Term
rate of hepatitis C from a blood transfusion |
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Definition
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Term
#1 cause of liver failure |
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Definition
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Term
#1 cause of need for liver transplant |
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Definition
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Term
risk of hepatitis C for a percutaneous exposure |
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Definition
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Term
what years are 75% of the hepatitis C patients born in |
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Definition
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Term
prevalence of hepatitis C in ths born 1945-1965 |
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Definition
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Term
% of hepatitis C that will develop chronic infection - ie not clear it |
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Definition
75-85% get chronic infection, 10-15% clear it |
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Term
% of hepatitis C that will develop chronic liver disease and cirrhosis |
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Definition
60-70% chronic liver disease, 5-20% cirrhosis |
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Term
% of hepatitis C that will die of liver cancer or cirrhosis |
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Definition
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Term
after clearing hepatitis C can you get it again |
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Definition
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Term
#1 way to get hepatitis C |
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Definition
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Term
transfusion before what year has hepatitis C risk |
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Definition
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Term
what can increase the perinatal hepatitis C transmission and % |
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Definition
HIV increases it from 5% to 44% |
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Term
what is the rate of transmission of hepatitis C if there is not viremia |
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Definition
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Term
what is most correlated with hepatitis C viral load |
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Definition
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Term
when do you do a CD for hepatitis C |
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Definition
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Term
is hepatitis C in breastmilk |
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Definition
it is but it is inactivated, breastfeeding is ok |
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Term
who should be screened for hepatitis c - 10 |
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Definition
once if born 1945-1965, IV drug user, clotting factors <1987, HIV, dialysis, persistent elevated aLT, prior transplant or transfusion <1992, healthcare worker with needle stick, born to HCV mom |
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Term
who is it not needed but should consider hepatitis C screening - 4 |
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Definition
recipient of transplanted tissue only, non-IV drug user, tattoo/piercing, history of multiple HCV positive sex partners |
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Term
should you screen household contacts of those with hepatitis C |
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Definition
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Term
after an occupational exposure how is hepatitis C screened for if the patient is HCV positive and the worker HCV positive |
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Definition
do HCV RNA - if positive right now they ALREADY had hepatitis C, if negative then repeat it in 3wk, if negative then they cleared it, if positive then refer to care |
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Term
after an occupational exposure how is hepatitis C screened for if the patient is HCV positive and the worker is HCV negative |
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Definition
test for the RNA in 3wk, if positive refer to care, if negative no disease |
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Term
in what time frame would someone clear hepatitis C on their own |
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Definition
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Term
rate of cirrhosis in hepatitis D |
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Definition
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|
Term
risk of mortality in hepatitis D |
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Definition
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Term
rate of hepatitis B carriers with hepatitis D |
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Definition
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Term
transmission of hepatitis E |
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Definition
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Term
which hepatitis has highest mortality in pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
% women colonized with GBS |
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Definition
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Term
mom is colonized and untreated what is the rate of GBS infection in baby, what is the mortality |
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Definition
<5% without risk factors with <5% mortality, 50% if risk factors with 35% mortality |
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Term
risk factors that make GBS exposure more likely to cause infection in baby - 10 |
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Definition
GBS positive in prior pregnancy, prematurity, prolonged ROM, intrapartum fever, prior affected child, <20yo, heavy maternal colonization, late prenatal colonization, anti-GBS Ab, AA |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
PCN G 5 mill U IV --> 2.5-3 million U q4h --- OR --- ampicillin 2g IV --> 1g IV q8h |
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Term
GBS treatment PCN allergy no hives |
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Definition
cefazolid 2g IV --> 1g IV q8h |
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Term
treatment of GBS PCN allergy, suspeptible |
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Definition
susceptible to clinda and erythromycin - clindamycin 900mg IV q8h |
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Term
treatment of GBS PCN allergy, unknown susceptabilities or not susceptible |
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Definition
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Term
who gets treated for GBS if GBS unknown - 7 |
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Definition
<37wk, ROM >18h, >100.4F, NAAT+, GBS positive in prior pregnancy, prior GBS baby |
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Term
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Definition
sepsis, pneumonia, meningitis |
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Term
incidence of asymp bacturia in pregnancy and population |
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Definition
2-14% pregnancy, 5% population |
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Term
% asymptomatic bacteria will turn into pyelo |
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Definition
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Term
cause of most asymptomatic bacteria |
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Definition
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Term
definition of asymptomatic bacturia |
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Definition
>100,000 bacteria per millimenter in single midstream collection without symptoms |
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Term
complications of asymp bacteria - 3 |
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Definition
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Term
prevention of asymptomatic bacteria (after already identified) |
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Definition
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Term
incidence of pyelonephritis not in pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
#1 cause of septic shock in pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
incidence of pyelonephritis in pregnancy |
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Definition
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Term
risk factors for pyeo - 8 |
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Definition
age, mutliparity, DM, sickle cell anemia, nephrolithiasis, drug use, urinary tract abnormalities, history of pyelo |
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Term
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Definition
Macrobid 100mg/d for pregnancya nd PP |
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Term
3 organisms most likely to cause pyelo |
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Definition
E. coli, klebsielle, proteus |
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Term
what happens if you give tocolytics in pyelo |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
amp and gent or single agent ceftriaxone |
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Term
complications of pyelo - 4 |
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Definition
bacteremia 20%, ARDS 1-8%, PTD 6-50%, infectious endocarditis |
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Term
what pyelo bug is most likely to cause infectious endocarditis |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
how well does prophylatric treatment prevent pyelo |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
cause of struvite urinary stones |
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Definition
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Term
% of urinary stones that will pass |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
0.1mL STU PPD into volar forearm, read in 48-72h |
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Term
for whom is a >5mm PPD positive for - 5 |
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Definition
HIV, close contacts with TB, CXR with fibrotic changes, TNFa inhibitors, chronic steroids |
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Term
for whom is a >10mm PPD positive for - 12 |
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Definition
CRD, DM, cancer, silicosis, underweight, jugenal bypass, IV drug users, <40yo, born in country high risk, healthcare workers, prisoners, homeless |
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Term
for whom is a >15mm PPD positive for |
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Definition
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Term
who should get a quantiferon Gold / T-spot test - 2 |
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Definition
wont return for PPD, BCG vaccine |
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Term
who has a high risk of the latent TB turning active / just getting active TB instead of latent - 12 |
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Definition
HIV, transplant, cancer, CXR with fibronodular changes, silicosis, renal failure, TNFa inhibitor, DM, steroids, <12yo, infected in past 2y, elderly, inconsistent treatment |
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Term
who has a slight increasd risk of latent TB turning active - 3 |
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Definition
underweight <85% ideal, smokers, CXR with solidary granuloma |
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Term
top 3 sites for extrapulmonary TB |
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Definition
1 - nodes, 2- pleural effusions, 3 - urogenital |
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Term
after TB exposure what is the work up other than the TB tests themselves - 2 |
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Definition
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Term
what tests can diagnose latent TB - 2 |
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Definition
TB skin testing, INF-gamma release assay |
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Term
what tests can diagnosis TB in someone who had vaccine - 2 |
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Definition
INF-gamma release assay, t-spot/quantiferon gold |
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Term
which tests can diagnose active TB - 2 |
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Definition
sputum testing then stain for acid fast bacilli not very sensitive, sputum culture gold standard but takes 3wk |
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Term
after TB exposure how long is latency |
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Definition
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Term
|
Definition
none, but could have lymphoma B symptoms |
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Term
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Definition
weight loss, sweats, loss of appetite, fever, fatigue, cough >3wk, coughing blood |
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Term
% of TB with extrapulmonary diseases |
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Definition
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|
Term
after exposure what is given for TB prophylaxis |
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Definition
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|
Term
SE INH - 2 and their preventions |
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Definition
peripherial neuropathy (B6), liver disease |
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Term
who should have LFTs monitored in TB treatment - 5 |
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Definition
pregnancy, liver disease, drug reaction suspected, therapy with pyrazinamide for everyone, abnormal baseline LFTs |
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Term
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Definition
RICE for 1-2mo - rifampin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol or streptomycin --> 2 drugs for 4-6mo depending ons usceptibility |
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|
Term
how is TB treated in pregnancy |
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Definition
active - 9mo INH, RIF, EMB. Latent - 300mg INH for 6-9mo |
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Term
how effective is the prevention INH for TB |
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Definition
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|
Term
what increases the risk of congenital TB |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
B burgdorferi a spirochete |
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Term
transmission of lyme disease |
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Definition
iodes tick on deer and mice, highest in north america |
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Term
testing for lyme disease - 2 |
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Definition
culture in Barbour-stonner-kelly medium (definitive), ELIZA with blot (IgG present in 1mo) |
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Term
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Definition
erythema migrans (legs, feet, burn, itch), AV block, aseptic meningitis, arthritis |
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Term
treatment of lyme disease |
|
Definition
doxy 14-21d (amox or amp alternate) |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
risk factors for chorio - 6 |
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Definition
prolonged labor, prolonged ROM, GBS, genital tract infection, meconium, multiple SVE |
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Term
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Definition
>/= 39C once -- OR -- 38-39C/100.4 on 2 occasions ------ PLUS ONE ---- elevated WBC, fetal tachycardia, purulent cervical DC |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
complicaitons of chorio - 11 |
|
Definition
dysfunctional labor, CD, PPH, transfusion, endometritis, abscess, bacteremia 10%, shock, DIC, ARDS, death |
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Term
fetal complications of chorio - 7 |
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Definition
septic shock, pneumonia, IVH, cerebral white matter damage, CP, asyphixa, death |
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|
Term
rate of neonatal sepsis caused by chorio |
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Definition
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|
Term
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Definition
infection plus 1 - temp >101 or <98.6, tachycardia, tachypenia, altered mental status, WBC >12 <4 or >10% bands, hypotension |
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Term
criteria for severe sepsis - 5 |
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Definition
sepsis +1 - oliguria, Cr >1.1, DIC, thrombocytopenia, hyperlactemia >1 |
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signs of septic shock - 5 |
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Definition
hypotension, fever, tachycardia, tissue hypoperfusion, low urine output |
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risk factors for septic shock - 5 |
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Definition
extremes of age, immune deficiency, wounds, burns, hospitalization |
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Term
which pressor is used in septic shock |
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Definition
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