Differential Diagnosis Development — Flashcards

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Urge incontinence/overactive bladder due to detrusor muscle instability is best treated with _____.

The causes of _____ anion gap metabolic acidosis may be remembered with the mnemonic MUDPILES: M: methanol (formic acid)U: uremiaD: diabetic ketoacidosisP: propylene glycolI: iron tablets or isoniazidL: lactic acidosisE: ethylene glycol (-> oxalic acid)S: salicylates (late)

Pellagra (from severe B3 deficiency) may be caused by _____ disease, malignant carcinoid syndrome, and isoniazid therapy

A patient with treatment-resistant hypocalcemia after massive blood transfusion, also most likely has a co-existing _____.

In case of recurrent furunculosis, _____ should be excluded.

Differential Diagnosis Development Flashcards for NEET-PG

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