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what do nasal polyps in a toddler suggest

A

cystic fibrosis

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2
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what is subclavial steal syndrome

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diziness and vertigo and arm pain during exertion of that arm

flow reversal in the vertebral artery

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what are the side effects of erythropoetin

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hypertension 
bone aches
flu symtpoms
skin rash
red cell aplasia 
raised PCV
iron deficiency
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4
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bupropion and varenicline

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helps to quit smoking

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5
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how often should children with cystic fibrosis do chest physio

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twice a day

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6
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what are some of the treatments for CF

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chest physio
deep breathing exercises
high calorie diet with high fat intake
vitamin supplement
pancreatic enzyme supplement
heart lung transplant
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7
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how does the combined pill work

A

inhibits ovulation

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how does the POP work

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thickens cervical mucus

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9
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how does the desogesterel only pill work

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inhibits ovulation

thickens cervical mucuus

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10
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how does the injectable contraceptive work

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inhibits ovulation

thickens cervical mucus

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11
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what is the most common lymphoma in the UK

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diffuse large B cell

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12
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what sort of people tend to get burkitts lymphoma

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young or immunosuppressed

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13
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what are the causes of SIADH

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malignancy
neurological - stroke, haemorrhage, meningitis, encephalitis
infections - tuberculosis, pneumonia
drugs

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14
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where does bendroflumethiazide act

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proximal part of distal convoluted tubules

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15
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what are the features of biliary colic

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abdo pain after eating
nausea
vomiting
pain radiating to the interscapular region

normal obs as no infection

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16
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what antibiotic can cause haemolysis in patients with glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency

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ciprofloxacin

17
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what are the features of G6PD deficiency

A
neonatal jaundice is often seen
intravascular haemolysis
gallstones are common
splenomegaly may be present
Heinz bodies on blood films
18
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adhesions

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can cause small bowel obstructions

19
Q

what deficiency might gastrectomy cause

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B12, this can cause subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord

20
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what is a gastrogaffin enema

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nvolves passing a water soluble radiopaque liquid into the rectum, then taking radiographs to assess the rectum. If there are any leaks in a colorectal anastomosis, the radiopaque liquid should show up as free fluid in the abdomen.

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what should you do if someone has critical limb ischaemia (rest pain and ulcers)

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refer to vascular surgery

22
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what cancer is a complication of Primary sclerosing cholangitis

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cholangiocarcinoma