How long do you treat enterobiasis (Pinworm Infection)?: 2 Wks
2. What medication do you treat enterobiasis (pinworm infection) with?: Iver- mectin
3. What is a Helminthic Infection?: A worm infection
4. How do you treat a worm infections/Helminthic infection?: Albendazole 400 mg po x 1 dose,
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3Ps Exam Prep Questions With Complete solution 1. How long do you treat enterobiasis (Pinworm Infection)?: 2 Wks 2. What medication do you treat enterobiasis (pinworm infection) with?: Iver- mectin 3. What is a Helminthic Infection?: A worm infection 4. How do you treat a worm infections/Helminthic infection?: Albendazole 400 mg po x 1 dose, repeat in 2 weeks=2 doses total 5. What do you treat bacterial sinusitis with (over 10 days)?: Amoxicillin -Aug- mentin 6. Sinusitis Treatment?: Amoxicillin 7. What does having mononucleosis put you at risk for?: Burkitt's Lymphoma H odgkin's Lymphoma Non -Hodgkin's Lymphoma 8. What drugs cause ototoxicity?: ASA Loop Diuretics Quinidine (antiarrhythmic) Aminoglycosides ((((((#1 Answer)))))) 9. When can lymph nodes be felt?: Any inflammation process or with the presence of an infection 10. Where do lymph nodes drain?: Lymph nodes drain into the internal jugular vein/subclavian vein. Lymph from the RIGHT UPPER BODY drains to the right side of the neck. Everything else drains into the LEFT SIDE. 11. If you have an infection in your left hand where will the lymph from the infection drain to?: to the right epitrochlear node to the axillary nodes then in the right lymphatic duct and intro the right subclavian 12. A patient with Aortic Regurgitation presents with what?: DYSPNEA & ANGI - NA=Diastolic MURMUR=BADDDDD 13. What is the mechanism of action of prostaglandin in a patient with trans - position of the great vessels?: To produce vasodilation & adequate oxygenation 14. When starting coumadin, when should you get your first INR?: between 3-5 days after starting 15. When is the half -life of coumadin?: 35-45 hours 16. Patient reports missing their coumadin dose, what advise do you give them?: if <12 hours, take immediately and continue scheduled doses, INR in 1 week if > 12 hours, do not take, continue with your next dose as scheduled , notify your doctor, INR in 3 -7 days 17. What is the reversal agent for rivaroxaban (Xarelto) & apixaban (Eliquis)? - : Andexanet Alfa (Andexxa) 18. What is the reversal agent for dabigatran (Praxbind)?: Idarucizumab (Praxbind) 3Ps Exam Prep Questions With Complete solution 19. How long does pertussis usually last?: "100 DAY Cough" 6 weeks to months if not treated 20. What medication is used to treat pertussis?: Macrolides ends in "mycin" Erythromycin 21. A young 35 y/o patient presents with malaise, sore throat, dry cough, paroxysmal coughing and a maculopapular rash. They have been diagnosed with MYCOPLASMA Pneumonia (walking PNA -
Atypical), how would you treat this patient?: Treat with a Z -PAK (Azithromycin) 22. What is the GOLD standard for DIAGNOSIS of PNA?: Clinical examination Chest X -Ray The presence of infiltrate is considered the gold standard for diagnosis of PNA 23. What is the most common organism that causes the superficial cellulitis or "erysipelas"?: Streptococcus 24. What is the most common organism that causes cellulitis to the deeper layer of the dermis?: Staph 25. What medication do you use to treat cellulitis of the deeper layer of the dermis?: BACTRIM or VANCO 26. What is ACNE Vulgaris usually treated with?: An erythro"mycin" based (Macrolide) with benzol peroxide to decrease the resistance to erythromycin 27. How do you treat scabies?: permethrin 5% topical x 1 week or Ivermectin (PO, more effective with topical scabicide) 28. How do you treat H. Pylori?: Triple therapy -Clarithromycin -Amoxicillin -PPI D/C ASA and NSAIDs 29. What are the s/sx of a small bowel obstruction?: N/V & epigastric pain 30. What are the s/sx of pyloric stenosis in a infant?: Sunken Fontanels (dehy - dration) Explosive/Projectile Vomiting Olive size lump in ABD Non -distended belly May be able to see peristalsis 31. What is the most common pathogen to cause acute gastroenteritis in adults?: The Norovirus 32. How do you treat Giardia Infection?: Metronidazole (Flagyl) 33. What is the most common organism that causes UTI's?: E.Coli
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