16/6 Flashcards

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Give ddx for breast lump

A

Breast cancer

Fibroadenoma
Breast cyst
Fibrocystic changes
Ductal ectasia

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Surgery for endometrial cancer

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Hysterectomy with bilateral oo-ophectomy

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3
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What cancers does the COCP put you at increased risk of?

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Breast and cervical - the ones they screen for

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What things are important to ask about when invx causes of palps

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  • Caffiene and alcohol
  • Hyperthyroid - tremor, heat intolerance, agitated, weight loss, diarrhoea
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5
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What meds to start in intermittent claudication?

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Atorvastatin
Clopidogrel

(+ maybe HTN and diabetes meds)

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Investigation and management for angina

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ECG
Cardio exam

Bloods for everything inc. TFTs

  1. CTA

Aspirin and statin
Beta-blocker - bisoporol or CCB - verampil

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Risk factors for endometrial and cervical ca

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Endometrial
- obesity
- nulliparty
- early menarche
- late menopause
- oestrogen-only HRT

Cervical
- COCP
- HPV
- Smoking
- multiple sexual partners

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What can cause post-coital bleeding

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Cervical
- cervical ectropion
- cervical ca
- cervical polps

PID
STIs

Atrophic vaginitis

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9
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Questions to ask in gynae

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Gynae
- smears UTD?
- any abnormal findings
- periods ok? - regular? - how long? - painful/very heavy?
- anything you have seen gynae for in the past?
- any recent or lifelong STIs

Obs
- ever been pregnant before?
- any TOP or miscarriages?
- what were the births and pregnancies like?
- did you breastfeed?

Contraception
- on any contracpetion atm?
- any side effects from that?

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Graft rejection - when hyper, acute and chronic

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Hyper - within minutes
Acute - <6 months
Chronic >6months

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11
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How is felcainide taken?

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Carry it with you and take when you feel symptoms coming on
for young pts with paraoxysmoal AF

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11
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What causes steatorrhoea?

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Fat malabsorption

  • Pancreatic problem - not releasing the enzyme
  • GI malabsorption
  • Biliary tract problem - blockage etc
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11
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Palps invx and management

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Bedside
- cardio exam
- ECG

Bloods
- FBC, U+Es, LFTs, TFTs

Imaging

Special tests
- Holter monitoring (wearable ECG for 24hrs - will be fitted at the hospital - keep a diary alongside it)

Management
- dependant on cause

Paroxysmal AF = felcanide (pill in pocket) if CHADVAS - give DOAC

Episodic SVT = valsalva maneouver (popping ears technique)
- B-blockers can reduce episodes
- ablation

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11
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What meds can cause gynaecomastia?

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Spironlactone
Ketoconazole
Finasteride
Digoxin
Cannabis
Cimetidine
Oestrogens
Anabolic steroids

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11
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Go over CHA2DS2VAS again

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Congestive HF
HTN
Age >75 = 2
Diabetes
Stroke/TIA/Thromboembolism
Vascular disease
Age 65-74
Sex

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12
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Can you do consent for operations?

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No - consultant only

12
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What are the DDx for palpitations

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Heart
- AF
- HF
- other premature ectopic beats

Hyperthyroid

Anxiety

13
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What kind of enema can be used to assess the patency of a reformed bowel anastomises post surgery

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Gastrografin enema
- preferred over barium because it is less toxic in case there is a leak

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