High Yield IM INFECTIOUS DISEASE Review for Step 2 CK & Shelf Exam

[@quranrecitationsandmemoriz1474]

falcipraum: 1 vertical line in the f, thus fever every single day vivax/oVale: 2 vertical lines in the v, thus fever every 2 days malariae: 3 vertical lines in the m, thus fever ever 3 days

[@kennyroca3405]

Azythromycin is no longer used as prophylaxis for M.avium in px < 50 T-CD4.

[@hwang5997]

It is for pt not on ART or remain viremic on ART, AND no active MAC infection

[@OMJiLoVeJB92]

For aspiration pneumonia we give ceftriaxone plus azithromycin since anaerobes aren't the main cause of it anymore - rather oropharyngeal secretions which contain aerobic microorganisms :)

[@neil6407]

We give ampi-sulbactam here now

[@mistinamano4545]

@@neil6407 its for aspiration + abscess - Ampic+ sulbactam Aspiration pneumonia -> Ceftrioxone+ azithromycin

[@RaineFoulkes]

Amazing!! Thank you. This is just what I needed for Step 2 review--I suck at ID!

[@dropapebble]

S. Aureus is most common in osteo for everyone, even sickle cell. Salmonella is just more common within sickle cell pt population versus normal population.

[@stephenwishburne1034]

“If someone has greater than 2 UTI’s a year that’s not good.” LOL

[@azkarislam]

18:00 "or u can just watch sketchy micro" lol

[@DoctorHighYieldMD]

Brian Lee 😂

[@anastasiahaponyuk7753]

Your videos are fantastic. Thank you

[@Ss-pj8vn]

Question: Doesn’t HSV encephalitis have Monocyte predominant WBCs on CSF findings and not Lymphocyte predominant WBC findings?

[@inchyokk]

I thought in patient cap is dual therapy with beta lactam and macrolide?

[@anita26069]

M is for atypical (mycoplasma, chlamydia, rickettsia)

[@rwinkler4321]

However you often also give macrolides initially because in reality it's hard to differentiate between typical and atypical on clinical or Rx

[@shahwarzaman6784]

You're right

[@stephenpope578]

Three ABs usually for hospitalized pneumonia pts.

[@yasmedalequintorres5707]

I love your videos!

[@WolfPeeBz13]

Thank you so much for these videos!! These feel like they were made for med students and reviewing doctors alike. So many good explanations, mnemonics and illustrations! A-1 work!!!!

[@DARK-ej2wc]

18:13 in SANd mnemonic-the S stands for what?

[@shahwarzaman6784]

Strongyloides

[@2010Nazari]

Rabies are most common by dogs in endemic countries.

[@Med-Life_account]

Do you have PDF notes?

[@neehajoy4597]

Just my query...wont using fluoroquinolones cause tendon rupture in old patients with UTI?

[@DoctorHighYieldMD]

Yes it could happen, it is a known side effect

[@DoctorHighYieldMD]

“Fluoroquinolones hurt the bones” eg tendon rupture

[@lola-mo5sh]

thank you very much!

[@emil3316]

so perfect!!!!

[@drezaldin3516]

can I find these high-yield written notes?

[@DoctorHighYieldMD]

They are available on Amazon

[@mansibrahmbhatt6522]

@@DoctorHighYieldMD can u share a link?

[@mariyamn]

thank you :)