CAP test revision Flashcards

1
Q

If a patient suffers from asthma and is already on salbutamol + and ICS what is the next line of therapy?

A

LTRA (leukotriene receptor antagonist) - monteleukast

before LABA

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2
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What is the most common site of ulcerative colitis?

A

REctum

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3
Q

What is A1AT deficiency?

A

Emphysema like symptoms - commonly misdiagnosed as asthma/COPD (young patients)

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4
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What treatment is given for periods of watery diarrhoea interspersed with normal stool?

A

High dose laxatives

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5
Q

What must be abnormal to indicate pancreatic damage?

A

Serum amylase

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6
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When giving defibrillation what is the ratio of shock to CPR?

A

Single shock followed by 2 mins CPR

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7
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What can a third heart sound indicate?

A

Either physiological if otherwise healthy or due to CCF

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8
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What effect can acid suppression (omeprazole - PPI) have upon the stools?

A

Cause diarrhoea - C. diff

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9
Q

Why does splitting of the 2nd heart sound occur?

A

When the aortic and pulmonary valve closure isn’t synchronised - usually physiological

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10
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How is toxic megacolon diagnosed?

A

AXR if have signs of systemic upset (can occur in UC)

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11
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What side effects can ivabradine cause?

A

Bright spots in vision

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12
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What treatment is given for AF if asymptomatic?

A

None

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13
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If acidotic, what diseases are considered if in pain or have no pain?

A

No pain = ketoacidosis

Pain = mesenteric ischaemia

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14
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What are the symptoms of cholangitis?

A

Jaundice, fever and sepsis

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