Cap 2 Flashcards
neuroepileptic malignant syndrome symptoms
muscular rigidity pyrexia autonomic instability delirium agitation
when higher risk of NMS
typical antipsyhocitcs
physical restraint has been required
pyogenic granulomas where and what are they
occur at sites of trauma
represent an exaggerated healing response consisting of vascular and granulation tissue
dermatofubromas
response to insect bites
feel very firm on palpation
basal cell papilloma
seborrhoea keratosis
epidermoid cysst
sebacous/spithelial/keratin
benign
keratocanthoma is what
looks like what
slow growing benign tumour that erupts in sun damaged skin grows for a few months then shrinks and resolves
dome shames symmetrical surrounded by a smooth wall of inflamed skin dn capped with keratin scales and debris
keloid is what
type 3 colagen scar replaced slowly by type 1
neutrophil
phagocyte
bacterial infections
eosinophils basophils
allergic reactions
lymphocytes
anti viral defences
carotid artery stenosis <70%
>70%
anti platelet aspirin
endarectomy should be considered
delay in femoral pulses in newborn
coarctation of aorta
normal findings in newtown
early neonatal ajaendice
polycythaemia
peripheral cyanosis
splitting of the second heart sound
what ix uses radiation
high dose
doesn’t
XR CT
CT
US MRI
what metal is hazardous in MRI
ferrous