Dr. Hogan Bedside Tut #9 Flashcards

1
Q

what kind of facial expression in parkinson’s?

A

Flat affect

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2
Q

hyper or hypothyroidism has periorbital oedema?

A

hypothyroidism

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3
Q

Cup test to distinguish?

A

Parkinson’s

Cerebellar dysfunction

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4
Q

what does someone with Parkinson’s cup test look like?

A

decrease tremor with focus on task

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5
Q

how to isolate heart sounds?

A

patient to hold breath after expiration

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6
Q

3 classic signs of Parkinson’s?

A

Brady Kinesia
Tremor
Rigidity

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7
Q

Early Signs of Parkinson’s?

A

Anosmia
diminished arm swing
reduced movement during sleep

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8
Q

writing in early parkinson’s?

A

micrographia

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9
Q

5 Causes of resting tremor:

A
Parkinson's
salbutamol
cerebellar dysfunction
Hyperthyroidism
benign essential tremor
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10
Q

4 Causes of Parkinson’s?

A

Idiopathic
Drugs (MPTP)
Trauma (boxing)
Carbon Monoxide

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11
Q

reflex for Parkinson’s?

A

Glabellar Tap

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12
Q

Alcohol abuse history, looks for what in face?

A

trophic tongue changes or mouth changes due to vitamin deficiency

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13
Q

what is 4% albumin used for?

A

volume expander as a colloid

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14
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what is 20% albumin used for?

A

replace hypoalbuminaemia

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15
Q

What is transudate?

A

less proteins and cells, change in osmotic pressure

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16
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what is exudate?

A

large amount of protein and cells in fluid, usually when capillaries vasodilate or an obstruction

17
Q

number one cause of exudative ascites?

A

malignancy

18
Q

If you have chronic liver disease, what are 3 causes of ascites?

A

mechanical congestion
hypoalbuminaemia
diminished catabolism of mineralcorticoids

19
Q

If you have chronic liver disease, what are 3 causes of ascites?

A

mechanical congestion
hypoalbuminaemia
diminished catabolism of mineralcorticoids

20
Q

5 causes of hypoalbuminaemia:

A
Chronic liver disease
nephrotic syndrome
protein losing enteropathy
kwashiorkor
massive burns
21
Q

molecular weight of albumin?

A

70kDA

22
Q

3 kinds of capillaries in body?

A

Continuous endothelial
Fenestrated
Sinusoidal

23
Q

where do you find: Continuous endothelial
Fenestrated
Sinusoidal

A

Continuous endothelial: nearly all tissue
Fenestrated: small bowel, endocrine glands
Sinusoidal: liver, spleen, bone marrow