Differential diagnosis — Flashcards

What is the urine Na+ (mEq/L) in postrenal azotemia? _____

CEA is elevated in _____ diseases (ex. Crohns, Pancreatitis)

In the following group of diseases, what is the most likely ratio of conjugated bilirubin : total bilirubin?_____%Drugs (ex. OCPs)Dubin-Johnson / RotorPrimary Biliary CholangitisObstruction (ex. gallstone)

What is a cutaneous complication of Yellow Fever?_____

Is pancreatic insufficiency associated with normal or decreased urinary excretion of D-xylose (D-xylose test)? _____

Which cause(s) of painless genital ulceration presents without inguinal lymph node enlargement?_____

What pathologies (2) are characterized by hematuria with no casts? _____

_____ results in white patches in the oral cavity that cannot be scraped away

Do patients with Radial Head Subluxation present with Wrist Drop?_____

If a patient has moderately elevated serum Alkaline phosphatase levels, you should determine if hepatobiliary or bony origin by checking _____ levels