AMK gold (Daire) Flashcards

1
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pneumonias

klebsiella

A

elderly and alcoholic

caveatting pneumonia on xray

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2
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pseudomonas pneumonia

A

CF

bronchiectasis

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3
Q

legionella

A

water tanks (hot tubs)

investigations:
bloods:
hyponatraemia
abnormal LFT
lymphopenia

bedside:
urinary antigens*** (urine sample)

management:
clarithromycin

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4
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pneumocystis jirovecci

A
immunocompromised (HIV)
exertional dyspnoea
low sats
inhibits olate
minimal CXRAY findings
dry cough

tx: co trimoxazole

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5
Q

OH SHIT

asthma attack

A
OXYGEN 15L
SALBUTAMOL
HYDROCORTISONE
IPATROIUM
THEOPHYLLINE
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6
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respiratory pathology buzzwords

barrel chest
whooping cough
green/rusty sputum

A

barrel chest COPD
whooping cough pertussis
green/rusty sputum pneumonia

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7
Q

Paeds

‘barking cough’

A

croup
rhinovirus, parainfluenza virus, adenovirus, RSV (bronchiolitis if <18M)
treat: rest, O2

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8
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epiglottis

A

emergency
stridor, drooling, tripod position
do not open mouth and examine
call for anaesthetic and ENT

rare because of haemophilia influenza vaccine (6 in 1)

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9
Q

causes of acute abdominal pain

BIDI

A

blockadge
inflammation / infection
damage/dysfunction
ischaemia

appendicitis:
1/3 from ASIS to umbilicus
central colicky then sharp RIF

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10
Q

where is absorbed where

“I”m on facebook, do joint in”

A
I
F
B
D
J
I
iron= duodenum
folate = jejunum
B12= ileum
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11
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anatomical levels

A

aortic hits = T12 (12 letters)
vena cava= T8
oesophagus = T10

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12
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C DIFF management

A

metrondiazole

vancomycin

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13
Q

HPV

A

6 and 11= genital warts

16 and 18= cerivcal cancer

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14
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dermatology
cellulitis
animal bite
impetigo
bullseye rash
A

cellulitis= flucloxacillin
animal bite= co amoxcilav
impetigo= staph aureus, topical fusidic acid
bullseye rash= lyme disease

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15
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cancers

A

AFP (Alpha FetoProtein) => Liver or germ Cell

CA 153=> Breast Cancer (15 3 Double D rhyme to remember)

Ca 19-9 => Pancreatic Cancer

Ca 125 => Ovarian Cancer

CAE => Colorectal cancer

CD20 => B cells- Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Reed-Sternberg Cells (Owl Face) => Hodgkin’s lymphoma

Philadelphia chromosome [t(9;22)] => Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia

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16
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ENT

A

OM- common in children, balding tympanic member.e treat with amoxicillin

OE- swimmers ear. damp, discharge, fluxcloaxicillin

surfers ear- bone due to repeated cold water. surgical removal

cholesteatoma
keratising squamous epithelium in middle of ear
repeated infections
persists, watery and smelly dicharge
surgery
17
Q

common infections

A

throat- phenoxymethylpenicillin
sinusitis- amoxcillin
periodontal absses- amoxcillin
necrotising gingivitis- metronidazole

18
Q

OD antidotes

A

paracetemol:
Within 1st hour give Activated Charcoal, N-acetylcysteine

Aspirin: Haemodialysis

Heroin/Opioids: Naloxone

Benzodiazepines: Flumazenil

Tricyclic Antidepressants: IV Bicarbonate

Lithium: Dilute with Saline or Haemodialysis

Warfarin: Vitamin K

Heparin: Protamine sulfate

Beta Blockers: Atropine- fertiliser inhalation/ drinking by farmers child

Methanol: Fomepizole,
Ethanol

Digoxin: Digibind

Carbon Monoxide: High O2 & hyperbaric O2

Cyanide:Hydrocabalamine

Lead:Dimercaprol

19
Q

ECG
tall tented t eaves
no p waves
slurred upstroke, delta wave

A
  1. hyperkalaemia
  2. AF
  3. wolff-parkinson white syndrome
20
Q

microbiology:

A

Gram +ve cocci
Strep
Staph

Gram +ve bacillus
Actinomycoses
Bacillus anthrax
Clostridium (C.Diff)
Diphtheria
Listeria

Gram –ve cocci
Neisseria Meningitis
Neisseria Gonorrhoea
Moraxella

Gram –ve bacillus
The Rest

21
Q

MI management

A

MONA B

morphine
oxygen high flow 15L/min
nitrate (GTN spray)
aspirin and clopidogrel
beta blockers
22
Q

STI’s

A

BV- loss of lactobacilli, smelly, fishy, high vaginal swab and gram stain. clue cells. tx: metronidazole

chlamydia (CAD)
asymptomatic, yellow/cloudy, NAAT, gram -ve intracellular.
azithromcyin 1g
doxycyline 100mg

gonorrhoea
low abdominal pain, intermenstrual or post coital bleeding, green discharge, NAAT, gram -ve intracellular diplococci. tx: azitrhomcyin 1g and 1g ceftriaxone

trichomoniasis vaginalis
protozoan
itchy/burning, strawberry cervix
green and frothy dischrge
HVS, urine test for men
motile protozoa
tx: metronidazole 

thrush
candida, itchy/burning, white and thick, HVS ,gram stain
hyphae and gram +ve spores
azaleas for tx (fungal)