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macrocytic anaemia

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body has overly large red blood cells and not enough normal RBC

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2
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PE on CXR

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wedge shaped opacity

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3
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cardiomegaly on CXR

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HF

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4
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diffuse bilateral patchy, cloudy opacities on CXR

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ARDS, pneumonia

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5
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rib-notching on CXR

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dilated vessels in coarction of aorta

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6
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blunting of costophrenic angles on CXR

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pleural effusion

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7
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what do you hear with a bicuspid aortic valve

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early systolic ejection click

sometimes hear blowing early diastolic murmur or systolic ejection murmur if also a degree of stenosis and regurgitation

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8
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common vessel involved in a duodenal ulcer

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gastroduodenal artery (branch of common hepatic artery)

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9
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alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency

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abnormality of protease inhibitor

bronchiectasis and liver cirrhosis

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10
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Marfarns syndrome characteristics

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long fingers
high arched palate
autosomal dominant connective tissue disease

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11
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marfarn’s syndrome is associated with…

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mitral valve prolapse
aortic regurgitation
aortic dissection
spontaneous pneumothorax

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12
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DiGeorge syndrome

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genetic deletion 22q11

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13
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symptoms of DiGeorge syndrome

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heart murmur
cyanosis
infections
wide eyes, low ear, cleft palate

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14
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Kartagener syndrome

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rare genetic ciliopathy of the cilia of the resp tract

causes chronic sinusitis, bronchiectasis and infertility

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15
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Warfarin dosage

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according to INR- pharmacokinetics is highly variable

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16
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where is warfarin metabolised

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liver

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17
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cystic fibrosis presentation in young patients

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recurrent chest infection, resp failure, pancreatic insufficiency

18
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mechanism of action of aspirin

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inhibits cyclo-oxygenase, which reduces production of thromboxane A2 in platelets

19
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mechanism of action of penicillin

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B- lactam antibiotic, inhibits transpeptidase (bacterial wall synthesis)

20
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treatment of tension pneumothorax

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large bore cannula midclavicular line 2nd ICS

21
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acute SVT treatment

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carotid massage (unless stroke risk), slow conduction of AV node > IV adenosine, verapamil

22
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chronic SVT management

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avoid stimulants
radiofrequency ablation in young
BB
antiarrhythmics- amiodarone, flecainide, lidocaine)

23
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risk factors for SVT

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heart disease
lung disease 
drugs (coke)
surgery
pregnancy 
WPW syndrome
24
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atrial flutter management

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RF ablation
rate/rhythm control- BB or cardioversion
anticoag

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vagal manoeuvres
``` valsava manoeuvre carotid sinus massage face in ice water DC cardioversion (if haemodynamically compromised) ONLY FOR SVT ```
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tachycardias management
adenosine rate control (AF) anti-arrhythmics for chemical cardioversion
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mechanism of adenosine
slows conduction of AV node
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drugs for rate control
BB digoxin diltazem
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anti-arrhythmics
amiodarone, sotalol, flecainide, lidocaine
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management of torsades de pointes
isoprenaline and magnesium sulphate
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pancreatic divisum
congenital abnormality of pancreas | ducts of the dorsal and ventral pancreatic buds fails to fuse during embryonic development
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presentation of pancreatic divisum
recurrent pancreatitis
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pancreatic pseudocyst
collection of fluid usually located in the lesser sac of the abdomen
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presentation of pancreatic pseudocyst
fever, mass, increase amylase, vomiting
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zollinger-ellison syndrome
rare condition causing peptic ulcer secondary to gastric secreting neuroendocrine tumours
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management of zollinger ellison syndrome
PPI
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lymph nodes that drain inferior of pectinate line
inguinal
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most common pneumonia in patients with alcoholism, diabetes and chronic lung disease
Klebsiella pneumoniae
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ECG Features demonstrating the Digoxin Effect
Downsloping ST depression Flattened, inverted, or biphasic T waves Shortened QT interval
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splanchnic nerve
T5-9 and consists of preganglionic sympathetic fibres is pre-ganglionic and therefore myelinated passes to the coeliac ganglion