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What is erythema toxicum neonatorum?
A pustule disorder that occurs in the first 72 hours of life
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What is 2 weeks?
The length of time for a peak response to occur for intranasal corticosteroids in most patients
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What is feeds back to the pituitary to help inhibit ovulation, causes endometrial atrophy, or thickens cervical mucus?
One of the 3 mechanism of actions for Progestin
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What is H1N1 or Swine flu? (or H1N1pdm09)
The novel influenza virus that originated in the US in 2009
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What is Meniere’s disease?
The condition that causes the classic triad of vertigo, hearing loss, and tinnitus
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What is chicken pox?
The period of infectivity for this illness is 48 hours prior to the onset of the rash and until lesions have fully crusted over
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What is Sudafed?
A product that helps with nasal congestion, but has monthly purchase quantity restrictions
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What is Yasmin/Ocella, Yaz, Safyral, or Beyaz?
Name one OCP that contains drosperinone
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What is the Spanish Flu?
Another name for the H1N1 virus that was originally identified in military personnel and later infected 1/3 of the world’s population
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What is vertigo?
The type of dizziness that causes a false sense of motion
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What is summer and fall?
The time of year that Hand-Foot and Mouth Disease is most commonly diagnosed
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What is Benadryl?
A common antihistamine that causes sedation and anticholinergic side effects?
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What is a contraindication?
Examples of this includes less than 21 days post-partum, current breast cancer, hx of solid organ transplant, HTN with vascular disease and severe cirrhosis
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What is the plague or Black Death?
The pandemic caused by a bacteria that originated in Asia and traveled to Europe causing the most fatal pandemic in human history
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What is central and peripheral
The 2 different origin types of both the “serious” and “benign” types of dizziness
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What is Kawasaki Disease or Scarlet Fever?
Name one illnesses that may have a strawberry tongue as a clinical finding
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What is Singular or Montelukast?
A common allergy medication from the selective leukotriene receptor antagonist class
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What is triphasic?
The type of OCP where the hormone amount changes every week
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What is 1918?
The year of the deadliest pandemic of the 20th century that was known for a high mortality rate in healthy individuals
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What is vertigo and nystagmus?
Two findings that make the Dix-Hallpike test positive
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What is Rubella?
This virus was eliminated from the US in 2004 according to the CDC
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What is 2 years?
The youngest age for which intranasal corticosteroids are indicated
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What are bleeding irregularities?
The top reason, or side effect, for discontinuing oral contraception
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What is H2N2 or the Asian flu?
The name of the virus that caused a pandemic from 1957-1958
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What is physical therapy?
The main treatment for vestibular neuritis
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