EFA Flashcards

1
Q

What is the golden window of opportunity for paracetamol OD intervention?

A

8hours

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2
Q

What is the limit of paracetamol in the blood?

A

150

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3
Q

What is the risk with gastric lavage?

A

Aspiration

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4
Q

Most appropriate treatment for paracetamol OD?

A

Acetylcysteine

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5
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What is another name for carbon monoxide poisoning? What do you give to treat?

A

Carboxyhaemoglobin therapy

Give as much oxygen as possible therapy via a non-rebreathe mask?

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6
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If oxygen therapy doesn’t work, what do you give for CO poisoning?

A

Hyperbaric therapy

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7
Q

Triad for cauda equina

A

Incontinence,
reduced anal tone
reduced perianal session

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8
Q

Acute hypercapnic respiratory failure in someone with COPD - first line treatment?

A

NIV

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9
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Type 1 respiratory failure

A

Reduced oxygen below 8kPa, normal or reduced oxygen

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10
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Type 2 respiratory failure

A

Hypercapnic respiratory failure - carbon dioxide above above 6.5kPa and oxygen conc below 8kPa.

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11
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What can we use to measure fluid status in a patient, besides

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12
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If you have hypotension but normal CVP and warm peripheries, what type of shock is it?

A

DISTRIBUTIVE SEPTIC shock most probs

giving more fluids isn’t going to help, so you need to give NA or something like metaraminol

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13
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Define sepsis

A

a life threatening response to infection associated with abnormal organ response e.g. reduced urine output

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14
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Types of ventilation

A

Controlled/mandatory
Supportive ventilation
NIV

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15
Q

Types of ventilation

A

Controlled/mandatory - this is the only one where you can augment the pressure and volume delivered
Supportive ventilation
NIV

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16
Q

In chest pain of recent onset, do you give more oxygen if their sats are already at 95 percent?

A

No you monitor

17
Q

What bone is commonly broken in boxing?

A

5th metacarpal - ulnar side

18
Q

What bone is commonly broken in boxing?

A

5th metacarpal - ulnar side

also hamate

19
Q

In an acute flare of gout, would your serum urate be high?

A

No

20
Q

In an acute flare of gout, would your serum urate be high?

A

No

21
Q

How do you diagnose gout?

A

Aspiration - then send for calcium pyrophosphate or pseudogout
Look for crystals that are negatively birefringent

22
Q

Pain mediator

A

Bradykinin

23
Q

Pain mediator in acute pain

A

Bradykinin

24
Q

What part of the spinal column is responsible for light touch?

A

Dorsal column

25
Q

Tenosynovitis vs scaphoid fracture

A

tenosynovitis - more tender over the tendons

26
Q

Anterior dislocation of humerus held - nerve injury

A

Axillary nerve
deltoid paralysis
document prior to their reduction whether they have regimental patch sensation