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1
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subacute presentation brucellosis

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> 1 month

  • fever
  • joint pains
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2
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define influenza-like illness

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  • fever >38*c

- cough

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3
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presentation salmonella

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  • symptoms appear <48 hours after exposure
  • diarrhoea lasts <10 days
  • recent BBQ
  • features of inflammation (fever, increased WCC)
  • N+V
  • abdo cramps
  • headache
  • haematochezia
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4
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define class III surgical site infection

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contaminated wound (open/ fresh accidental or gross spillage from GI tract)

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5
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presentation pneumocystitis jiroveci pneumonia

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  • dry cough
  • increasing SOB
  • antibiotic course doesn’t solve it
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6
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explain avian influenza transmission

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  • highly contagious

- spreads through contact with infected birds - dead or alive

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7
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indication for investigations into secondary bacterial pneumonia

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flu like symptoms + fever >4 days

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8
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malaria treatment

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7 days quinine + oral doxycycline

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9
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common causes of leptospirosis

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  • cattle
  • NE Scotland fish
  • fife miners bitten by rates
  • travellers who’ve been white water rafting
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10
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invasive candidiasis investigations

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  • culture from blood/ sterile site
  • B-d-glucon
  • PCR
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aspergillus investigations in neutropenic patients

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  • high resolution CT
  • galactomannan and PCR-aspergillus
  • BAL + biopsies
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12
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presentation meningoencephalitis

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  • headache
  • N+V
  • confusion
  • altered behaviour
  • visual disturbances
  • coma
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13
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how does HIV work

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infects and destroys immune cells, especially those which are CD4+
slow with long incubation period

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14
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management chronic invasive and allergic aspergillosis

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  • amphotericin B formulations (IV)
  • azoles (IV/ oral)
  • echinocandins
  • flucytosine (IV)
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15
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if a traveller has returned with splenomegaly, consider

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  • visceral leishmaniasis
  • typhoid
  • malaria
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16
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management norovirus

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  • isolation
  • PPE
  • rehydration
  • strict infection control measures
17
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procedural factors increasing risk of surgical site infections

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  • equipment not properly sterilised
  • improper pre-op skin preparation
  • improper anti-microbial prophylaxis
  • break in sterile technique
  • inadequate theatre ventilation
  • perioperative hypoxia
18
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define chronic HBV infection

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persistence of HBsAg in the serum for >6months

19
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furunculosis risk factors

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  • obesity
  • DM
  • atopic dermatitis
  • chronic kidney disease
  • corticosteroid use
20
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management folliculitis

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no treatment

21
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how is e.coli 0157 spread

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faecal -> oral route

contaminated water/ food

22
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presentation Weils disease

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triad of:

  • jaundice
  • AKI
  • bleeding