Endocrinology Content Blueprint Classic and Pathognomonic Patient Presentations and Question Stems
Endocrinology Content Blueprint Classic and Pathognomonic Patient Presentations and Question Stems
Pulmonary Content Blueprint Classic and Pathognomonic Patient Presentations and Question Stems Quiz Yourself
Pulmonary Content Blueprint Classic and Pathognomonic Patient Presentations and Question Stems Quiz Yourself
EENT PANCE and PANRE NCCPA Content Blueprint (9%) EENT Common Patient Presentations Below is a list of the most common PANCE and PANRE board review question stems and patient presentations from the SMARTYPANCE EENT Content Blueprint board review. These case presentations represent the most common pathognomonic findings associated with each content blueprint EENT board review topic. You can
EENT PANCE and PANRE NCCPA Content Blueprint (9%) EENT Common Patient Presentations Below is a list of the most common PANCE and PANRE board review question stems and patient presentations from the SMARTYPANCE EENT Content Blueprint board review. These case presentations represent the most common pathognomonic findings associated with each content blueprint EENT board review topic. You can
Condition Incubation period Prodrome Rash Other Dx features Measles (Rubeola) 9-14 days Fever Cough, Conjunctivitis Rhinitis Maculopapular – face to extremities Koplik spots in mouth Mumps (Parotitis) 12-25 days Pain/swelling in front of/below ear Rubella (German Measles) 14-21 None Maculopapular – rapid spread from head to toe Teratogenic,
Condition Incubation period Prodrome Rash Other Dx features Measles (Rubeola) 9-14 days Fever Cough, Conjunctivitis Rhinitis Maculopapular – face to extremities Koplik spots in mouth Mumps (Parotitis) 12-25 days Pain/swelling in front of/below ear Rubella (German Measles) 14-21 None Maculopapular – rapid spread from head to toe Teratogenic,
Hypertensive therapies recommended for treating coexisting conditions: Angina β-blockers, CCB Post Myocardial Infarction β-blockers, ACE Inhibitors Systolic Heart Failure ACEI/ARB, β-blockers, diuretics Diabetes mellitus/Chronic kidney disease ACEI/ARB Isolated systolic HTN in elderly Diuretics, CCB osteoporosis Thiazides BPH α1 blockers African Americans Thiazides, CCB Young white males Thiazides → ACEI/ARB → β-blockers Gout CCB, Losartan is the only ARB
Hypertensive therapies recommended for treating coexisting conditions: Angina β-blockers, CCB Post Myocardial Infarction β-blockers, ACE Inhibitors Systolic Heart Failure ACEI/ARB, β-blockers, diuretics Diabetes mellitus/Chronic kidney disease ACEI/ARB Isolated systolic HTN in elderly Diuretics, CCB osteoporosis Thiazides BPH α1 blockers African Americans Thiazides, CCB Young white males Thiazides → ACEI/ARB → β-blockers Gout CCB, Losartan is the only ARB
The most common BP meds and facts you need to know for your board exam Ace inhibitors are associated with cough, angioedema and can cause hyperkalemia. They are contraindicated in pregnancy. Spironolactone (a potassium sparing diuretic) can also cause hyperkalemia β blockers are contraindicated in Asthma and may cause impotence CCB cause leg edema, verapamil and diltiazem are rate
The most common BP meds and facts you need to know for your board exam Ace inhibitors are associated with cough, angioedema and can cause hyperkalemia. They are contraindicated in pregnancy. Spironolactone (a potassium sparing diuretic) can also cause hyperkalemia β blockers are contraindicated in Asthma and may cause impotence CCB cause leg edema, verapamil and diltiazem are rate
From the PANCE and PANRE Gastroenterology content blueprint board review
From the PANCE and PANRE Gastroenterology content blueprint board review