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Dr. Juan Carlos Dí az Tor r e CLINICAL CASES CASOS CLÍNICOS Dr. Juan Carlos Díaz Torre Pediatra Neonatólogo [email protected] (779) 100 - 40 - 26 DR. JCDT 1

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CLINICAL CASES

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A 42 year old male comes in with a history of recurrent episodes of hives over the past 5 day that are intensely pruritic on the arms, chest, and back. He has a medical histoy of Diabetes Type II, coronary artery disease and a recent urinary tract infection. His medications

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include glucophage, lisinopril, baby aspirin and trimethoprim – sulfamethoxazole. He has applied over the counter Calamine lotion and has been taking Benadryl without much relief. He denies any new use of soaps or products and has not been out of the country recently. He is not in contact with any plants or chemicals at work.

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Question:What is the mechanism of hypersensitivity in this case.

Answers:a) Overabundance of IgA.b) Overabundance IgG.c) Prostanglandin synthesis.d) Mas cell degranulation.

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A 75 years old female is evaluated for refux esophagitis. At endoscopy the mucosa is salmon pink with a definite demarcation between normal and abnormal esophageal mucosa. Biopsy indicates no dysplasia. Three weeks following a Nissen Fundoplication, the

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patient has a severe episode of retching following a heavy meal and has been vomiting with blodd. Two hours later, he has severe epigastric pain and a spiking temperature of 102 F.

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Question:Which of the following is the problem?

Answers:a) The Nissen has slipped.b) Fundoplication disruption has

occurred with perforation.c) A perforated ulcer has developed.d) Acute pancreatitis.

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A 76 year old black male with a history of chronic gout, on uric acid lowering therapy and severe Class IV renal disease presents with multiple swollen joints. Aspiration of his knee reveals uric acid crystals intracellularly.

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Question:What is the most appropriate therapy for him a this time?

Answers:a) Start indomethacin.b) Start prednisone.c) Discontinue allopurinol.d) Start febuxastat.

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A 48 year old man presents with hemoptysis. He reports that he has also had bloody nasal discharge over the past month. His CXR shows bilateral nodules. Laboratory data is notable for creatinine of 4.7 mg/dl, and urine analysis shows 250 RBC/hpf.

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Question:Which of the following serum studies should be ordered next?

Answers:a) ANCA, anti-GBM antibodies. (AntiNuclear Cytoplamic Antibodies, Glomerular Basement Membrane Antibodies)

b) Anti-dis-DNA and anti-cardiolipin antibodies.C) ESR, C3, C4 levels.D) RF, anti-citrulline antibodies.

(Rheumatoid Factor)

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A 46 year old male has had intermittent flares of ulcerative pancolitis for 10 years. He has increasing diarrhea, blood per rectum, and fever. He responds to medical management.

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Question:Proctocolectomy is indicated for?

Answers:a) Length of colon involved.b) Long periods of persistent disease.c) Severe dysplasia on initial biopsy.d) Persistent stricture.

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A 46 year old woman with a history of asthma calls you for a refill of her albuterol inhaler. Her asthma has always been well-controlled on a daily dose of moderate-dose inhaled corticosteroid and she´s long misplaced her albuterol inhaler. However 3 weeks ago she had an upper respiratory tract infection.

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All her acute symptoms have resolved but since then she has felt more wheezing, and often coughs at night. She’s been using her daughter’s albuterol inhaler and finally decides to call you to get her own prescription.

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Question:What is the next appropriate step in management?

Answers:a) Prescribe a course of oral

fluoroquinolone.b) Prescribe albuterol inhaler for as

needed rescue use.

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c) A short course of oral corticosteroid therapy.

d) Double her moderate-dose inhaled corticosteroid therapy.

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A 75 year old woman suffered from sudden onset left eye blindness. No pain was associated with her blindness, and no other abnormalities were seen in the neurological examination.

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Question:What is the most likely diagnosis?

Answers:a) Small lacunar stroke involving the

occipital lobe.b) Ischemic lesion involving the lateral

geniculate nucleus.

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a) Compressive lesion on the optical chiasm.

b) Retinal ischemia due to retinal artery occlusion.

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A 25 year old man with HIV presented to the ED with right-sided weakness and confusion. An MRI of the brain showed a few ring enhancing lesions. The differential diagnosisis narrowed to toxopasmosis and primary CNS lymphoma.

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Question:What is the appropriate next step management?

Answers:a) Open brain biopsy.b) Stereotactic brain biopsy.c) Empiric treatment of toxoplasmosis

with reimagining to evaluate the response.

d) High dose steroids.

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A 65 year old male with pneumonia and septic shock develops acute kidney injury. He has been running a low blood pressure (80/45 mmHg) on several vasopressor agents. Urine output start to fall and his creatinine begins to rise. His urine sodium is high; he has no proteinuria.

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Question:The most common cause of his kidney failure in this setting is:

Answers:a) Obstruction.b) Acute tubular necrosis.c) Acute interstitial nephritis.d) Goodpasture´s disease.

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A 32 year old white female with systemic lupus erythematosus is 32 weeks pregnant and presents to your office with a headache. Physical examination is remarkable for a blood pressure of 200/110 mmHg. Laboratory studies show a hemoglobin of 8.0 g/dl, platelet count of 38,000, a low haptoglobin level, and an elevated LDH, AST and ALT.

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Question:What test should be best to determine the cause of her problems?

Answers:a) Complement levels.b) Erythrocyte sedimentation rate.c) Anti-Smith antibody.d) C-reactive protein.

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