Internal medicine #1
HY lecture info: TB diagnosis2 PPD skin test is performed first diagnostically. If history of BCG vaccine, do interferon-gamma release assay (IGRA) instead. Do not do IGRA in addition …
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HY lecture info: TB diagnosis2 PPD skin test is performed first diagnostically. If history of BCG vaccine, do interferon-gamma release assay (IGRA) instead. Do not do IGRA in addition …
Internal medicine #1 See Full PostHY lecture notes: Gold salts + sulfa drugs –> membranous glomerulonephritis –> nephrotic syndrome. Aminoglycosides (e.g., gentamicin) –> acute tubular necrosis –> oliguria + dark urine with muddy brown …
Nephrology #1 See Full PostHY lecture notes: Juvenile dermatomyositis –> shawl rash (over upper back / back of neck); heliotrope rash (violaceous eyelids; don’t confuse with malar rush of SLE); Gottron papules over …
Pediatrics #1 See Full PostHY lecture notes: Bone age = chronologic age = true short stature. Bone age less than chronologic age = constitutional short stature (right-shifted growth curve) –> parents normal height, …
Internal medicine #11 See Full PostHY lecture notes: Super HY inheritance patterns in no particular order Autosomal recessive G6Pase (von Gierke) CF Friedreich ataxia (GAA TNR) Hemochromatosis Wilson disease Sickle cell All glycogen storage …
Internal medicine #18 See Full PostPhakomatoses is that obscure term that pretty much causes every convo with a student to go like this: “Wait, what… what did you just say.” “Phakomatoses.” “Phakomatoses?? What the fuck …
Phakomatoses See Full PostHY lecture notes: Tx cystitis with nitrofurantoin; notably the answer in pregnant women; but there’s also a Q on one of the 2CK NBMEs where it’s the answer in …
Internal medicine #10 See Full PostHY lecture notes: Strongest indication for anticoagulation on the USMLE = having a prosthetic valve. This is asked straight-up on one of the NBME forms. Tx of asthma outpatient: …
Internal medicine #9 See Full PostHY lecture notes: Congenital hip dysplasia –> Dx with “clicking/clunking” of hip (Ortolani + Barlow maneuvers) –> if (+), do ortho referral next. Sounds incredibly wrong, since referral is supposed …
Internal medicine #8 See Full PostHY lecture notes: On the USMLE, new onset murmur + fever = endocarditis until proven otherwise. Empiric treatment means that which is given before the culture results are known. …
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