Critical Care Flashcards

1
Q

Electrolyte abnormalities in REFEEDING SYNDROME

A

Hypo PHOSPHATEMIA
Hypo KALEMIA
Hypo MAGNESEMIA

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2
Q

MDMA OVERDOSE(ECSTASY)
PRESENTATION

A

Muscle rigidity
Hyperthermia (above 40 degrees)

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3
Q

MDMA OVERDOSE
MANAGEMENT

A

IV DANTROLENE

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4
Q

PCWP INCREASED IN WHICH SHOCK

A

CARDIOGENIC SHOCK

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5
Q

HR REDUCED IN WHICH TYPE OF SHOCK

A

NEUROGENIC SHOCK

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6
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INDICATIONS FOR INTUBATION

A
  1. Silent chest in an asthmatic
  2. GCS 8 Or less
  3. Rapidly declining GCS after a significant head trauma
  4. Severe acidosis (PH<7.1) + low respiratory rate
  5. Inhalational injury
  6. Acute epiglottitis
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7
Q

Acute breathlessness
H/o Asthma
SpO2 reduced
Poor respiratory efforts

A

STATUS ASTHMATICUS

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8
Q

STATUS ASTHMATICUS
MANAGEMENT

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1.Salbutamol neb + O2
2.IV hydrocortisone
3.Ipratropium bromide neb
4.IV MgSo4
5.IV salbutamol or IV aminophylline
6.INTUBATION and ventilation

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9
Q

Diaphragm rupture on chest xray

A

Gas bubbles in the pleural cavity

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10
Q

Splenic rupture investigation

A

FAST SCAN ABDOMEN ( when unstable)
CT ( when stable)

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11
Q

Renal trauma
Most appropriate management

A

IVF until stable
Urgent CT abdomen
IV urography if CT not an option

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12
Q

Acute chest syndrome

A

Vaso occlusive crisis due to sickle cell disease

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13
Q

Antihypertensives in Acute intracerebral hemorrhage

A

SBP b/w 150- 220 mm Hg
Within 6 hours of symptoms

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14
Q

UL pupil dilatation after a head trauma

A

Extradural hematoma

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15
Q

Crescent 🌙 shaped hematoma

A

SDH

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16
Q

Biconvex or lentiform 🔍 shaped hematoma

A

Extradural hematoma

17
Q

Bleeding from a berry aneurysm

A

Subarachnoid hemorrhage

18
Q

Thunderclap headache
Neck stiffness
Photophobia

A

SAH
First line CT head
Gold std CT angiography
CT Normal but suspicious LP after 12 hrs for Xanthochromia

19
Q

SAH management

A

Nimodipine to prevent vasospasm
Platinum coiling to stop bleeding

20
Q

Massive blood transfusion
Electrolyte abnormalities

A

Hypo Calcemia
HYPER KALEMIA
Hypo MAGNESEMIA
Metabolic ALKALOSIS

21
Q

Iron deficiency anemia ina a pt > 60 years age who is otherwise asymptomatic

Think of

A

Right colorectal cancer

22
Q

M/c type of colorectal cancer

A

Adenocarcinoma

23
Q

Suspicions of colorectal cancer

A

Colonoscopy and biopsy (gold std)
CT scan
Barium enema

24
Q

Screening for colorectal cancer

A

Every 2 years to all ages 60 to 74