1003. 29/09/20 Flashcards
What are the refeeding vitamins?
100mg 3xPD
1 capsule- forceval 1 capsule
1 tab Vit B co-strong 3xPD
How do you recognise a refeeding patient?
Low albumin,
What should you check in a refeeding patient?
Check magnesium, phosphate and potassium
What is the primary antibiotic for a skin infection?
What is the penicillin allergic antibiotic for a skin infection?
Flucloxacillin
Vancomycin
What conditions may lead to erythema nodosum?
TB, Sulfanimide, NSAIDS, idiopathic, strep pharyngitis, deep infection
What drugs may cause steven johnsons syndrome?
Anti-epileptics (vancomycin, rivaroxaban, penicillins, barbiturates
Why would someone get a Hickman line in?
Long term antibiotics
hemodialysis
long term TPN
Poor access
What are the two types of NG tubes?
Feeding tubes draining tubes (andersons)
What are the symptoms of cirrohsis?
Bleeding, ascites, hypoalbuminemia
What is to be said about the liver?
Loves food
Hates alcohol
What are some good study resources from Mo?
Zero 2 finals
Tom’s tips (usually come up in exams)
All UC patients receive an x-ray upon admission. Why is this?
Rule out toxic megacolon
Features include:
small bowel: <3 cm loss of houstral markings
large bowel: <6 cm
appendix: <6 mm Thumbprinting- mucosal oedema
caecum: <9 cm
Why do you test a IgA and an TTG in celiac’s disease?
In those with an IgA deficiency then TTG will not be raised. Therefore IgA must be checked before IgA
IgG is raised in coeliacs
What is seen in celiacs on biopsy?
What condition is ceoliac’s related to?
Villous atrophy and crypt hypertrophy
T1DM
What is involved in a TACE procedure?
Embolisation of a hepatic artery combined with deliverance of chemotherapy.