Acute Flashcards

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Cardiac causes of chest pain

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MI
Angina
Aortic dissection
Pericarditis

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1
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Which frequency of tuning fork do you use for vibration?

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256hz

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Respiratory causes of chest pain?

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PE
pneumonia
Pleural effusion
Pneumothorax

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Gastro causes of chest pain

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Reflux
Peptic ulcer
Pancreatitis
Gallstones
Cholecystitis
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Muscloskeletal causes of chest pain

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Trauma

Costochondritis

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5
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Most common arrhythmia?

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AF

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What would cause radial-radial delay?

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Aortic coarctation

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7
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Causes of koilonychia

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Iron deficiency anaemia

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8
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Collapsing pulse?

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Aortic regurgitation

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9
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What is glossitis a sign of?

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Can be B12 deficiency

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Problem with managing AF?

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Can get irregular BP readings

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What is pulses paradoxyses?

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Changes in heart rate as breath deeply in and out

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12
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Word you use for cancer by the bedside?

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Neoplasia

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Word you use for Multiple sclerosis by the bedside?

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Demylinating disease

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What word do you use for motor neurone disease by the bedside?

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Anterior horn cell disorder

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15
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In AF what is the risk of stroke?

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5-10% on no anticoagulation depending on other risk factors

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What is a normal INR?

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1

17
Q

How does vocal resonance change in consolidation

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It increases in volume

18
Q

How does vocal resonance change in pleural effusion

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It decreases in volume

19
Q

If the crackles change after cough what does it suggest?

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It’s due to mucus