CROSSWORD CLUE

6. A patient presents with a rash after tick bite starting at wrists and ankles and spreading centripetally. What antibiotic should be used for this?
8. Early stages in Salicylate toxicity causes respiratory “_______”.
9. An infection that can lead to hematemesis and requires airborne precautions. Less commonly seen in the US.
11. What should be given to a pregnant patient experiencing a seizure in addition to standard therapies?
12. An X-ray of a child with croup may note “______” sign

1. Lichtenberg sign (superficial skin ferning/feathering pattern) is pathognomonic for an injury caused by this.
2. A patient with severe hypothermia may have this finding on their ECG (Occurs immediately after the QRS complex)
3. Lyme disease can cause a rash in the shape of a targetoid lesion. This is called Erythema “_______”.
4. A pediatric patient fractures their tibia. The fracture occurs above the growth plate. This is a stable fracture typically. Spell out the salter-harris type fracture this is describing.
5. What is used to stabilize the cardiac membrane for a patient with hyperkalemia and peaked t-waves noted on ECG?
7. This bite envenomation can cause severe neurotoxicity by binding acetylcholine receptors resulting in reparatory depression, weakness, and fasciculations
9. An alcoholic patient is showing signs of confusion AMS and ataxia. You suspect Wernicke encephalopathy. What should be given to this patient for their symptoms.
10. What is a sign on ultrasound that indicates fluid in the lungs?