FREE USMLE/COMLEX Question Bank | Question #1

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Alcohol Withrawal (AW) has such a prevalance, but the Differential is astounding: Malignant Hyperthermia (MH), and Neurologic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)/ and surprisingly Seratonin Syndrome (SS)....

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[@HT.100]

I wish that you or the question writers would at least mention his history of alcohol use. I know they don't often but I still wish

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[@DrSajjadPathan]

malignant hyperthermia is a misnomer, it can happen with a normal temperature.

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So helpful! Thank you ☺️

[@speedracer6294]

37.0 is normal temperature. How do you get a barely arousable patient to stand up for a BP ? This question points to anesthesia reaction . There is more in this question to point to NMS than alcohol withdrawal.

[@DirtyMedicine]

You are incorrect. Barely arouseable patients can have supine or prone blood pressures taken.. I'm sure you could imagine a comatose patient having their blood pressue cycled in an emergency situation, in fact this happens all the time. Alcohol withdrawal temperatures are generally normal or only mildly elevated, usually between 37.0 and 38.3.

[@speedracer6294]

@@DirtyMedicine The next to last line says "172/100 standing" At 5:01 you call 37.0 degrees "a low grade temperature" I found that wording confusing and wondered whether 37.0 was a typo.

[@excuseme1543]

​@@speedracer6294 he probably meant to say a normal temperature/insignificant change in T. other than that, the question explanation is on point

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This is so awesome! only suggestion would be to include both the C and F for the temp

[@DirtyMedicine]

get comfortable with C.. thats how it'll be on test day

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We get temp in F in the States tho..

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No they are still uploaded, i just didn't make their title "Video Question Bank". Go to the Video Question Bank playlist and youll find them. They just have different titles

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[@김문수-b6b]

how about delirium instead of delirium tremens?, because of the time after surgery was only 12 hs(48-72hs for delirium). of course B is only resonable answer but just asking.

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Question: So if a patient is underattacked of serotonin Sx, first step is using BZD, then 2nd step is Cyproheptadine, right?

[@DirtyMedicine]

Acutely to get symptoms under control you give a BZD. Then if you still need, Cyproheptadine. You are correct.

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Wouldn't benzodiazepines exaggerate drowziness??

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Alcohol withdrawal

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