ABDO AND RESP Flashcards

1
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What are the infections that cause bronchiectasis?

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TB/Pertussis/Measles

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What are the Pulmonary obstructive causes of bronchiectasis?

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COPD, tumour and aspiration

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3
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Name some complications of bronchiectasis

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Pulmonary hypertension
Recurrent infection
Pneumothorax
Cor pulmonale
Abscess formation
Haemoptysis

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4
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Apart from MC+S what else should you culture sputum for in bronchiectasis?

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Acid fast bacilli

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5
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What is an important part of management of any chronic health condition which you cant seem to remember

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Vaccines

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6
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What does Azithromycin do?

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Antibiotic and anti inflammatory

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7
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What type of pneumonitis occurs in IPF

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UIP

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8
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What type of pneumonitis responds well to steroids

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NSIP

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9
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What is the name of the clamshell scar?

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Transverse thoracosternotomy

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10
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Indications for lung transplant

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Bronchiectasis
CF
ILD
Pulmonary hypertension

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11
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Complications of lung transplant

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Bronchiolitis obliterans
RIMS - Rejection - acute/chronic
Infection - reactivation and opportunistic
Malignancy - lymphoproliferative and skin
S- side effects of the meds - Steroids/Tacro/ciclosporin

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12
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How to manage recurrent effusion

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Pleurodesis
VATS Pleurodesis
Indwelling drain and f/u in pleural clinic

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13
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What do you send pleural fluid for when you do a Tap

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pH (<7.2 - empyema)
MC+S
Cytology
LDH, glucose, protein
Amylase
Triglycerides

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14
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What interacts with aminophylline causing toxic levels?

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Macrolide antibiotics

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15
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What is the MRC Dyspnoea scale?

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1 - no symptoms, 5 = breathless

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16
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Side effects of aminophylline toxicity?

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N+V, diarrhoea, arrhythmias

Can cause low K and low phosphate
Can cause raised glucose and calcium

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17
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What are the complications of ESRF

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Hyperparathyroidism
Anaemia
Fluid overload

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18
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If it was a transplant station and someone had hearing aids in, whats the condition?

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Alports

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19
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What are causes of ESRF?

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4 big ones - dm/htn/GN/PCKD
3 wee ones - obstructive (Check PSA)/alports/NSAIDs

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20
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What are the indications of decompensated renal disease?

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Uraemia
Fluid overload

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21
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Indications for a nephrectomy in PCKD

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Abdominal pain
Haemorrhage
Recurrent infections
Space for transplant
Compressive features - e..g reduced appetite/vomiting
Renal cancer

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22
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Name some complications of PBC?

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Jaundice
Xanthelasma
Pain
Itch

Cirrhosis
Cholangiocarcinoma
HCC

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23
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What are some barriers/contraindications to transplant?

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Active infection
Comorbidities
Raised BMI/low bmi

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24
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Causes of a raised SAAG

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> 1.1g/dl
Liver - cirrhosis/fulminant liver failure/alcoholic hep
Cardiac - CCF
Schistosomiasis + SBP
Budd chiari/portal vein obstruction

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25
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Causes of low/normal saag

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Nephrotic syndrome
TB
Caricomatosis peritonei
Pancreatic duct leak

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26
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What are the variant syndromes for liver transplant

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DIRE
Diuretic resistant ascites
Intractable pruritus
Recurrent cholangitis
Encephalopathy

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27
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What scores are used in alcoholic hepatitis

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Maddrey or glasgow

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28
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How do you decide in the chronic situation if someone is for a liver transplant?

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UKELD - >49

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29
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What is the kings criteria pH score for transplant?

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<7.3

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30
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How do you do a biopsy in someone with liver disease and ascites?

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Via the transjugular route

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31
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What is an important investigation to do in patients with chronic liver disease?

32
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what are the 3 main presenting symptoms of haemochromatosis

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Arthralgia
Fatigue
Erectile dysfunction

33
Q

What are the complications of hered sphero

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Anaemia
Hypersplenism
Jaundice
Gallstones
Extramedullary haematopoiesis
Aplastic crisis - parvovirus

34
Q

What is included in a haemolysis screen

A

HB
Blood film
Reticulocytes
Haptoglobin
LDH
Unconjug bilirubin
COOMBS - DAT

35
Q

How to treat ascites

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Conserv; fluid restrict, low salt
Meds; loop, spiro
Surgical; tap (if large volume needs HAS 20%), drain
TIPPS
Transplant

36
Q

What causes gynaecomastia

A

Spironolactone
Digoxin
Chronic liver disease
Testicular tumour
Klinefelters
Kennedys

HIGH OESTROGEN STATES

37
Q

Complications of acute and chronic pancreatitis

A

Acute - ARDS/SIRS/DEATH
Chronic - pain/malnourish/cysts/cancer/necrosis

38
Q

How to determine severity of IBD

A

True love and witts

39
Q

How to treat mild-mod crohns

A

Oral steroids
Oral mesalazine

40
Q

How to treat mild-mod UC

A

Oral/rectal steroids
Oral/rectal mesalazine

41
Q

How to treat severity Crohns/UC

A

Crohns - IVMP or IV Inflix
UC - IVMP Or IV ciclosporin

42
Q

How to maintain crohsn

A

SAMI
Steroid
Azathioprine
Methotrexate
Inflix

43
Q

How to maintain UC

A

SAM
Steroids
Aza
Mesalazine

44
Q

On looking, how to tell the difference between an ileostomy and colostomy?

A

Ileostomy tends to have a spout

45
Q

How to check for renal decomp?

A

Fluid overload
Signs of uraemia
May be active RRT in place

46
Q

What signs are there of renal failure

A

Fistula etc
Parathyroidectomy
Anaemia

47
Q

What are complications of renal fistula?

A

Bleeding
Infection
Aneurysm
Stenosis
Thrombosis
High output cardiac failure

48
Q

How can you tell if a transplant is failing?

A

Fever
Abdo pain
Reduced urine output
Fluid overload
Uraemia

49
Q

What are some complications of nephrotic syndrome

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VTE - lose antithrombin
Infection - lose IGs
Pleural effusion - lose proteins
High lipids

50
Q

What do you send in membranous nephropathy

A

Anti-phospholipase A2 receptor

51
Q

Criteria for diagnosis of Nephrotic syndrome?

A

Oedema
Proteinuria (>3.5g/dl)
Hypoalbuminaemia

52
Q

What are some primary causes of nephrotic syndrome

A

IgA nephropathy
Membranous neph
Minimal change nephropathy
FSGS

53
Q

In ESRF what bloods do you send?

A

FBC…..
Vasculitis screen including complement
Autoimmune - ANA
Immunoglobulins/electrophoresis
PSA if obstructive

54
Q

What are complications of haemodialysis

A

Dialysis washout (hypotension/chest pain/headache/nausea)
Infection
Gout
Bleeding
Amyloid

55
Q

Extra renal manifestations of PCKD

A

Hepatic cysts (70%)
Berry aneurysm (10%)
Splenic cysts (5%)
MV prolapse

56
Q

What are signs of uraemia?

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Pruritus
Flap
Encephalopathy
N+V
Uraemic rub

57
Q

If someone has ESRF and evidence of a stroke, what could have happened?

A

Berry aneurysm

58
Q

Key points in the management of PCKD

A

Conservative - education/avoid nephrotoxics/3L water per day to suppress ADH
Monitor proteinuria and BP
Treat BP with ACEi
Tolvaptan
Screen for aneurysms and MVP
RRT

59
Q

Differentials for enlarged kidneys

A

PCKD
RCC
Hydronephrosis
Tuberous sclerosis
VHL

60
Q

What is VHL associated with ?

A

Phaeochromocytoma
Renal cell carcinoma

61
Q

Cause of hepatomegaly

A

CCC III
ABCs
- Abscess
- Budd chiari
- Cysts
- Sickle cell disease

62
Q

Signs on examination of chronic ETOH XS

A

Parotiditis
Dupytrens

63
Q

Some blood tests to send when there is splenomegaly?

A

CML - philadelphia
Myelofibrosis - JAK2
Sickle cell - Hb Electrophoresis
Sarcoid - ACE
Infective - HIV/EBV/CMV
Blood film
HS - EMA Binding

64
Q

Why do you check genitals when doing examination for chronic lvier disease

A

Testicular atrophy

65
Q

How do you treat HRS

A

TerlipressinH

66
Q

How to treat variceal bleed

A

ABCDE
Terlipressin
OGD + Banding
Prophylactic BB - carvedilol
TIPPS

67
Q

What are the components which cause signs in liver failure

A

POS
Portal htn - splenomegaly/caput
Oestrogen excess- dupytrens/spider naevi/hair loss/gynaecomastia
Synthetic loss - leuconychia/bruising

68
Q

Why do we check HbA1c in liver disease?

A

Haemochromatosis causes diabetesH

69
Q

How to treat wilsons

A

Zinc acetate
Pencillinamine

70
Q

What causes the liver to decompensate

A

Infection
Alcohol
Cancer
Constipation
GI bleed
Medications - Hepatotoxic

71
Q

Complications of Chronic liver disease

A

Jaundice
encephalopathy
Varices - upper GI bleed
SBP
Acscites
Cancer
Hepato renal/pul syndrome

72
Q

Causes of palmar erythema

A

chronic liver disease
thyrotoxicosis
pregnancy
rheumatoid arthritis
polycythaemia

73
Q

Abdo causes of finger clubbing

A

Cirrhosis
IBD
Coeliac
Cancer

74
Q

What is the criteria used for acute liver transplant

75
Q

What conditions can re-occur post transplant

A

hepatitis B + C
PBC

76
Q

What conditions can be treated with liver transplant

A

Cirrhosis - NASH or ALD
Cancer
PBC
Haemochrom
Wilson
AIH

Acute liver failure