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Chapter Three - Data Interpretation Flashcards

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Causes of high neutrophils

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Bacterial Infection
Tissue damage
Steroids

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Causes of low neutrophils

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Viral infection
Chemo or radiotherapy
Clozapine
Carbimazole

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Causes of high lymphocytes

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Viral infection
Lymphoma
CLL

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Causes of low platelets
Reduced production

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Infection
Drugs e.g. penicillaemine
Myelodisplasia, myelobrosis, myeloma

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Causes of low platelets
Increased destruction

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Heparin
Hypersplenism
DIC, ITP, HUS, TTP

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Causes of high platelets

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Bleeding
Tissue damage
Post splenectomy
Myeloproliferative disorders

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Hypovolaemic hyponatraemia

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Fluid losses
Addisons
Diuretics

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Euvolaemic hyponatraemia

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SIADH
Psychogenic polydipsia
Hypothyroidism

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Hypervolaemic hyponatraemia

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Heart failure
Renal failure
Liver failure
Nutritional failure
Thyroid failure

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Causes of hypokalaemia

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DIRE
Drugs - loop and thiazide
Inadequate intake or intestinal losses
Renal tubular acidosis
Endocrine - cushings and conns

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Causes of hyperkalaemia

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DREAD
Drugs - K sparing and ACEi
Renal failure
Endocrine - addisons
Artefact - clotted sample
DKA

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Pre-renal AKI causes

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Dehydration
Renal artery stenosis

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Intrinsic AKI causes

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INTRINSIC

Ischaemia - ATN
Nephrotoxic antibiotics
Tablets - ACEi NSAIDs
Radiological contrast
Injury - rhabdomyolysis
Negatively birefrigent crystals - gout
Syndromes - glomerulonephritis
Inflammation - vasculitis
Cholesterol emboli

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Post-renal AKI causes

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Stones, tumour, fibrosis, BPH, prostate cancer

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15
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When do you change the dose of thyroxine?

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TSH <0.5 = decrease dose
TSH 0.5-5 = no action
>5 = increase dose

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16
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Features of digoxin toxicity

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confusion
nausea
visual haloes
arrthymias

17
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features of lithium toxicity

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early - tremor
intermediate - tiredness
late - arrythmias, seizures, coma, renal failure, diabetes insipidus

18
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features of phenytoin toxicity

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Gum hypertrophy
Ataxia
Nystagmus
Peripheral neuropathy
Teratogenicity

19
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features of gentamycin toxicity

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Ototoxicity and nephrotoxic

20
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features of vancomycin toxicity

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Ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity

21
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What is the normal peak range for gent? What do you do if the peak is out of range?

A

5-10
Adjust dose

22
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What is the normal trough range for gent? What do you do if the trough is out of range?

A

<2
Adjust the dose interval

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