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1
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Marker raised in muscular dystrophy

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Raised CK

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Woodt texture muscle swelling

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Duchenne or becker MD

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Fluctuating cognitive deficit

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Lewy body or delirium

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Xanthochromic lumbar punture

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SAH

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5
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What is cogwheel rigidity

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Tremor superimposed on rigidity

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6
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REM disturbance

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Lewy body or PD

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7
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Pain on loud noise

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Facial nerve palsy

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8
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Inflammatory myopathy with poor response to steroids

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Inclusion body myositis

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Leg symptoms (e.g. leg weakness) and midline shift

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Falcine herniation

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10
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Back pain worse on coughing

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Slipped disc

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11
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Headache worse on coughing

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Pituitary fossa issue

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12
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Myalgia + myositis + myoglobulinaemia/uria

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Rhabdomyolysis (can lead to DIC and acute renal failure)

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13
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Weakness and frontal balding and cataracts and ptosis

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Myotonic dystrophy (onset 30s, positive family history)

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Migraine prophylaxis

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First line: propanolol, topiramate or amitryptiline
Second line: valproate, pizotifen, gabapentin, pregabalin

If one drug doesn’t work by 4/12 try another

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15
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This palsy is associated with should dystocia

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Erbs palsy

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16
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+ve simmonds test

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Achilles tendon rupture

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17
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High stepping gait and romberg’s positive

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Cervical myelopathy

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18
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Racoon or panda eyes occur with which fracture

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Fracture of the anterior fossa

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19
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Battle sign is seen in which fracture?

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Fracture of middle cranial fossa - mastoid process of temporal bone

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20
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Mesocortical dopamine hypoactivity

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Negative and cognitive symptoms in schizophrenia

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21
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Subcortical dopamine hyperactivity

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Psychosis

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22
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What is the tuberoinfundibular pathway involved in?

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Prolactin release

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23
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What is the nigrostriatal pathway responsible for?

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Extra pyramidal movements

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What is the mesolimbic system responsible for? (often called the mesolimbic system)

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Motivation and reward

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Which dopamine pathway is dysregulated in schizophrenia?

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The mesolimbic (subcortical/mesocortical)

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26
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Mesolimbic dopamine blockade

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Depression

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27
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Mesolimbic dopamine agonism

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Psychosis

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28
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Which atypical causes the most weight gain?

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Olanzapine

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29
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How often do you monitor clozapine levels?

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Weekly for the first 6 months
Fortnightly for the next 6 months
Then every 4 weeks after that, and one month after discontinuation

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30
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What is the limbic system responsible for?

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M2OVE
Motivation
Memory
Olfaction
Visceral afferents
Emotion
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31
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Reduced frontal lobe volume (and grey matter), enlarged lateral ventricles, reduced grey matter in the temporal cortex

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Schizophrenia

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32
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Brain changes seen in schizophrenia?

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Reduced frontal lobe volume (and grey matter), enlarged lateral ventricles, reduced grey matter in the temporal cortex.

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33
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What is thought blocking?

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Abrupt and complete interruption of stream (strongly associated with schizophrenia)

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34
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Difference between flight of ideas and knights move thinking

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Flight of ideas - ideas are connected
Knights move thinking - no link

Seen in bipolar during manic phase

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35
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Treatment for EPSE

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Procylcidine

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36
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This part of the brain is involved in normal responses to threat

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Amygdala

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37
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What does the pre-frontal cortex do?

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Dampens down amygdala response to threat (fewer connections less effective)

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38
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What is Beck’s triad?

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Negative feelings about self, world and future

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39
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Treatment of OCD

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SSRI or clomipramine (TCA)

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40
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Side effect of NMDA antagonists?

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Psychotic symptoms

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41
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Treatment of alcohol withdrawal

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use chlordiazepoxide ( 30mg QDS, 25mg QDS, 20 mg QDS, 15mg QDS, 10mg QDS, 10mg TDS, 10mg BD, 10mg OD - nocte)

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42
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When do alcohol seizures occur?

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48 hours

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43
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When does delirium tremens present?

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48-72 hours

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44
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Which types of dementia would you see eosinophilic inclusions in?

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Lewy body and PD

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45
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Treatment of hypertensive crisis?

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Phentolamine infusion

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46
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Who do you need to avoid TCAs in?

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Need to avoid in old people, people with suicidal intent and patients with cardiac problems

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47
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How does a blow-out fracture present?

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Can’t look up and double vision

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48
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Tear drop or “blood level” in sinus

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Blow out fracture

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49
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Failure to adduct and nystagmus in abducting eye

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Internuclear ophthalmoplegia - issue with medial longitudinal fasciculus

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50
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Curtain coming down - less than 5 minutes

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Amaurosis fugax

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51
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Curtain coming down (partial) longer than 5 minutes

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Retinal detachment

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52
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Loss of red reflex, eye red on ophthalmoscopy

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Haemorrhage

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53
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How would a pontine issue present?

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Pinpoint pupils

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54
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How does a transcalcarine fracture present?

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Dilated pupils

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55
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Down and out, dilated

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Damage to CN3

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56
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Down and out, not dilated

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Diabetes

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57
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Roth spots (retinal haemorrhages with white or pale centre)

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Infective endocarditis

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58
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Scrambled egg/ yolk appearance of the macula

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Best disease

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59
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USS shows snowstorm appearance, frogspawn, grape like

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Hydatidiform mole

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60
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Doughy abdomen

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Placenta accreta (insertion of placenta into myometrium post endometrial ablation) need to treat with C-section, also remember to give contraception

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61
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Fetal distress and loss of engagement, previous C-section or surgery

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Uterine rupture

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62
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Prolapse and back pain

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Uterine prolapse

63
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Breast inflammation poor response to antibiotics

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Inflammatory breast cancer

64
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“Fluid level behind drum”; “retracted drum”; “Dull colour”

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Otitis media with effusion

65
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Loss of corneal reflex (+ sensorineural hearing loss, vertigo and tinnitus)

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Acoustic neuroma (vestibular schwannoma) - associated with NF2

66
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Where does Little’s area/Kiesselbach’s plexus arise from?

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Branches from external carotid artery (via maxillary and facial) and internal carotid (via ophthalmic)

67
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ADHD triad

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Hyperactive
Inattentive
Impulsive

68
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Treatment of ADHD

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Methylphenidate or atomoxetine

69
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Interaction between calcium and thyroxine

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Decreased absorption from gut

70
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Metabolic complication of ACEi and spironolactone

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Hyperkalaemia

71
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What happens if you give digoxin and verapamil

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Digoxin toxicity

72
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Treatment of Wernicke’s

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Pabrinex

73
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When are triptans contraindicated?

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Contraindicated in IHD, concurrent use of lithium, SSRI or ergot derived drugs (e.g. PD drugs - pramipexole, ropinirole)

74
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Erythematous bullseye lesion

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Lyme disease

75
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Cauliflower appearance

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Plantar warts, HPV

76
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Which virus is responsible for Kaposis sarcoma?

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HSV8

77
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Translocation (8;14)

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Burkitt’s lymphoma

78
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Alcohol makes this cancer worse

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Hodgkins

79
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What test would you do for B12 deficiency?

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Schilling’s test

80
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Bence jones proteins

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Multiple myeloma

81
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African kid with history of EBV and tumour is in face/jaw

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Burkitt’s

82
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Gum infiltration and bilobed large mononuclear cells

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AML

83
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Smudge cells

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CLL

84
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Mid-diastolic murmur with a tapping undisplaced apex

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Mitral stenosis

85
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Continuous machinery like murmur

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PDA

86
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Crescendo decrescendo murmur

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Aortic stenosis

87
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Diminished absent lower limb pulses

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Coarctation of the aorta

88
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Radio-femoral delay

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Coarctation of the aorta

89
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Radio-radio delay

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Coarctation of the aorta or aortic dissection

90
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Stony dull to percuss

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Pleural effusion

91
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Ground glass appearance on x-ray

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Pulmonary fibrosis/RDS of newborn

92
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Caseous necrosis

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TB

93
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Bronchiole wider than neighbouring arteriole (on CT) (signet ring sign)

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Bronchiectasis

94
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D sign on x-ray

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Empyema

95
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Steeple sign on x-ray

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Laryngotracheobronchitis/croup

96
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Treatment of pneumocystis pneumonia

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Co-amoxiclav (and prednisolone if severe)

97
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What is samter’s triad?

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Asthma + nasal polyps + aspirin insensitivity

98
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Mucoid sputum

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Chlamydia psittaci

99
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Rusty sputum

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Pneumococcal pneumonia

100
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Morning headache

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Hypercapnia or SE of organic nitrates or ICP etc

101
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Eggshell calcification at hilar region

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Silicosis

102
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‘Heart-failure cells’ seen in alveolar spaces

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Macrophages that have absorbed haemosiderin - found in chronic pulmonary oedema, and associated (severe) left-ventricular heart failure. Also, seen in long-standing pulmonary hypertension.

103
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What is an assmann focus?

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Apical lesion of secondary tuberculosis infection

104
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Thumbprint sign on head x-ray

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Epiglottitis

105
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Snowstorm appearance on chest x-ray

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Baritosis, silicosis

106
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Honeycomb lung

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Fibrosing alveolitis

107
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Which drugs could cause gingival hypertrophy?

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Phenytoin, ciclosporin, CCBs

108
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Murphy’s sign positive

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Cholecystitis

109
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Pale stools, jaundice, abdominal pain

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Biliary obstruction

110
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Abdo distension, caput medusae, shifting dullness

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Portal hypertension + ascites

111
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13C breath test

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Bacterial overgrowth

112
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Urea breath test

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H pylori

113
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AMA

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Primary biliary cirrhosis

114
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ASMA

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Autoimmune hepatitis

115
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Corkscrew oesophagus

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Oesophageal spasm

116
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Russel’s sign

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Self-induced vomiting

117
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Crypt abscess/cryptitis

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UC

118
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Mallory’s hyaline bodies

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Alcoholic liver disease (acute hepatitis) and chronic active hepatitis

119
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Thumb-printing on X-ray commonly at splenic flexure

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Ischaemic colitis

120
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“Signet RIng” cells seen on biopsy

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Linitis plastica - diffuse stomach cancer

121
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Bloody diarrhoea, fragmented RBCs, undercooked hamburgers, metallic green stool cultures

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E. coli 0157

122
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Red macules on body

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Salmonella typhi

123
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Playing with turtles, undercooked chicken/ stale chicken

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Salmonella enterididis

124
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bloody diarrhoea, haemorrhagic mucosa with ulcerations on distal colon

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Shigella dysenteria

125
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Unpasteurised/raw milk, Guillain Barre Syndrome

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Campylobacter

126
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Orphan annie nuclei

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Papillary thyroid cancer

127
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Psammoma bodies

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Papillary thyroid cancers

128
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Anosmia and isolated GnRH deficiency

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Kallmann’s syndrome

129
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Acute management of hypocalcaemia

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IV calcium gluconate (10ml of 10% calcium gluconate in 50% dextrose or saline)

130
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Brachydactyly (short bones) of the 4th metacarpal

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Pseudohypoparathryroidism

131
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“Dinner fork” or “Swan’s neck” deformity in wrist

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Displaced colles fracture

132
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Feels like walking on pebbles

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advanced rheumatoid arthritis in the feet - subluxation of the metatarsophalangeal joints

133
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Foot drop

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Common fibular nerve (peroneal nerve)

134
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Sagging rope sign

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AVN

135
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Painful arc

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Damaged supraspinatus tendon, frozen shoulder, rotator cuff impingement

136
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Dry eyes, mouth, vagina, bronchitis

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Sicca syndrome

137
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Shortened leg and externally rotated

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Displaced neck of femur

138
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Shortened leg and internally rotated

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Dislocated femoral head

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Popcorn calcification

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Chondrosarcoma

140
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Soap bubble appearance

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Giant cell tumour

141
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Sunray spiculation

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Osteosarcoma

142
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Hatchet like face

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Myotonic dystrophy

143
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Rosary bead sign

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Polyateritis nodosa

144
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Light bulb sign

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Posterior should dislocation

145
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“shepherd’s crook” deformity

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Fibrous dysplasia

146
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Loosers zone on x-ray

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Pathognomic of osteomalacie, represents a pseudo fracture or incomplete stress fracture

147
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Sea anemone

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Transitional cell carcinoma on cystoscopy

148
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UTI + Travel to India

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Carbapenase-producing Klebsiella (Resistant to all antibiotics)

149
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UTI with foul smelling urine and renal calculi

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Proteus

150
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Beading of the renal artery

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Fibromuscular dysplasia

151
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RBC casts in urine

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Proves haematuria is glomerular

152
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Muddy brown casts of epithelial cels

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Acute tubular necrosis

153
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“Potato” appearance

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Testicular seminoma

154
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Schistosomiasis/ catheterisation

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Squamous cell cancer

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