Dr Hogan Tutorials Flashcards

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How might Fe deficiency present in the hands?

A

Spooning of the fingers (Koilonychia)

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What is the underlying cause of leukonychia?

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Hypoalbuminea

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How might a protein losing enteropathy present and what are some causes?

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Leukonychia, peripheral oedema - only if loss can not be compensated for my increase production

Crohn’s disease

Tumours

Menetrier’s disease

Coeliac’s disease

Lymphatic disorders

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What are 3 possible causes of anaemia in HIV?

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Anaemia of chronic disease

Warm autoimmune anaemia

HART therapy suppression of RBC production

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What type of CT should be performed in patients with suspected stroke? Why?

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Non-contrast

New blood appears bright on non-contrast CT

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What are the words macular and papular used to describe?

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Whether a skin lesion is risen (papular) or flat (macular)

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What are some causes of hypoalbuminaemia?

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Liver failure

Protein losing enteropathies (albumin lost through GIT)

Extensive thermal burns

Protein deficiency - Kawsikors

Nephrotic kidney disease

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What is antiphospholipid syndrome?

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Is haemostatic disorder that manifests with recurrent venous or arterial thrombotic event and/or fetal loss

Laboratory abnormalities found are persistently elevated levels of antibodies directed against membrane anionic phospholipids

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What are the stigmata of chronic liver disease?

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Jaundice

Hepatomegaly

Splenomegaly

Palmar erythema

Leukonychia

Dupuytrens contracture

Clubbing

Caput medusae

Spider naevi

Gynaecomastia

Testicular atropy

Ascites

Asterixis

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What are the 3 main sites of possible varices in portal hypertension?

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Lower oesophagus

Rectum

Umbilicus

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What are the 5 causes of a massive spleen?

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Malaria

Visceral leishmaniasis aka Kalar Azar

Hairy cell leukaemia

CML

Mylofibrosis

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What are two red flag questions to ask about for headache?

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Is the headache present upon waking before moving

Is the headache associated with vomiting

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What is the dose of adrenaline for anaphylaxis?

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0.4mL (1:1000 preparation) or 4mL (1:10000 preparation) IV

Same doses for subcutaneous

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What are four possible causes of delirium after surgery?

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PE

Side effect of opioid

Sepsis

Alcohol withdrawal

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14
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How does B12 deficiency cause internuclear ophthalmoplegia?

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Degradation of the mamilary bodies

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How would a right sided internuclear ophthalmoplegia (INO) present on eye examination?

A

On glaze to the left;

R eye would fail to adduct

L eye would exhibit significant nystagmus

18
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What are some causes of hypoalbuminaemia?

A

Deficient production: liver disease

Increased loss: nephritic disease, protein loss enteropathy

Nutrient deficiency: Kwashiorkor’s

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What are some causes of warm autoimmune haemolytic anaemia?

A

Primary: Idiopathic

Secondary: SLE

Lymphoproliferative disorders (CLL, lymphomas)

Drugs

Infections - HIV, CMV, EBV

20
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What should be done when examining a caput medusae?

A

Check for direction of blood flow by occluding each end

20
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How might you be able to differentiate septic shock from cardiogenic shock clinically?

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The hands will be warm in septic shock due to peripheral vasodilation

21
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What are the 3 major indications for dialysis?

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Metabolite control

  • acid/base
  • urea

Fluid control

Control hyperkalaemia

22
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What do the words petechia, purpura and ecchymosis refer to?

A

All are descriptions of the size of macule of blood under the skin

Petechia - pin point sized

Purpura is larger

Ecchymosis even larger

None of them blanche

23
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What is Meniere’s Disease?

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A condition of increase hydrostatic pressure in the inner ear endolymphatic system causing

  1. Fluctuating hearing loss
  2. Occasional vertigo
  3. Tinnitus
  4. Feeling of ear fullness

The cause is unknown

24
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What is Bell Palsy?

A

The most common cause of unilateral facial paralysis

Unknown cause

25
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How do gout crystals appear on xray?

A

Radiolucent