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1
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Management of childhood vulvovaginitis

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Hygiene advice
Soothing creams
Topical antibiotic/antifungal
Oestrogen cream if resistant

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Delayed puberty in female =

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No breast development at 13y

Normal breast development but no menses 15y

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3
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Diagnosis of head lice

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Live lice seen

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4
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Genital lichen sclerosis

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Vulval itch, pain
Dyspareunia
White atophy
Never inside vagina

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5
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1st line for vulval lichen sclerosis

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Very potent steroid OD 4 weeks
Taper to twice-weekly

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6
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2nd line for vulval lichen sclerosis

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Refer gynae/derm (risk of vulval carcinoma)

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All referrals for breast symptoms should be seen within

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2 weeks

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8
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1st line management of cyclcical breast pain

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Supportive bra
Analgesia

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9
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Consider referral of cyclical breast pain to 2 care if:

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Affecting QOL/sleep
Present after 3m 1st-line measures

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10
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Blood test after vitamin D replacement

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Adj calcium 1 month after starting Vit D
(hyperparathyroidism)

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11
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Best option for nicotine replacement in pregnancy

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Gum/lozenges over patches

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12
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Congenital abnormalities seen with sodium valproate

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NTD
Urinary trac malformation
Cleft palate

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Congenital abnormalities seen with phenytoin

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Cardiac malformation
Cleft palate

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14
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Congenital abnormalities seen with phenobarbital

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Cardiac malformation

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15
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Congenital abnormalities seen with carbamazepine

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Cleft palate

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16
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AEDs with lowest risks of major congenital abnormalities

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Lamotrigine
Carbamazepine low-dose

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17
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In pregnancy, abdominal pain before light bleeding:

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Ectopic pregnancy

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18
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Annual asthma monitoring in >=5y

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Spirometry/PF variability
Exacerbations
Nocturnal symptoms
Adherence + plan
Smoking exposure

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19
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Annual asthma monitoring in <5y

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Childhood asthma control test/
Asthma control questionnaire

Growth

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20
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Best psychotherapy for medically unexplained symptoms

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CBT

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21
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Young schizophrenics need physical health check

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Annually

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22
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Screening tool for social anxiety disorder

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Mini-Social Phobia Inventory (Mini-SPIN)

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23
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DVLA + elective angioplasty

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1 week off

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24
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DVLA + CABG

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4 weeks off

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25
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DVLA - ACS treated successfully by angioplasty

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1 week off

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26
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DVLA - ACS (not treated successfully by angioplasty)

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4 weeks off

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27
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DVLA - angina

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Cannot drive if at rest/at wheel

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28
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DVLA - pacemaker insertion

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1 week off

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29
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DVLA - ICD implanted due to sustained ventricular arrhythmia

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6 months off
Group 2 ban

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30
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DVLA - ICD implanted prophylactically

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1 month off
Group 2 ban

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31
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DVLA - successful ablation

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2 days off

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32
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DVLA - aortic aneurysm >6cm

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Notify DVLA, annual review
>6.5cm cannot drive

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33
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DVLA - heart transplant

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6 weeks off, no need to notify

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34
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CAA - Flying after MI (no complications)

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after 7-10 days

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35
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Return to heavy work after MI

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after 12 weeks

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36
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Accuracy of a test

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(TP + TN) / (TP + FP + TN + FN)

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37
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Principle of Middle ground research

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Focusing healthcare on the needs and goals of patients

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38
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Prospective observational study
Follows groups of different exposure, to monitor for disease incidence

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Cohort study
Calculates relative risk

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Retrospective observational study
Groups with different disease status, analysed for exposure

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Case-control study
Calculates odds ratio

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40
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Crossover study

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Each subject receives treatment + placebo in random order

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41
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Crossover study is appropriate for

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Symptomatic treatments in chronic disease

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42
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Cross-sectional study

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Describe characteristics of a population, at one point in time.

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43
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Current UK state pension age

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66y

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44
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Qualitative study

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Non-numerical data

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45
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1 finger-tip unit =

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0.5g

46
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1 finger-tip unit covers:

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Both palms (adult)

47
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Actinic keratoses self-resolve in:

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25%

48
Q

Treatment options for actinic keratoses - individual lesions

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5-FU (+/- salicylic acid)
Cryotherapy

49
Q

Treatment options for actinic keratoses - small area of field change

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5-FU (+/- salicylic acid)
Imiquimod 5%
Photodynamic therapy (PDT)

50
Q

Treatment options for actinic keratoses - large area of field change

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3% diclofenac gel
Imiquimod 3.75%

51
Q

Form for statutory paternity pay

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SC3 form

52
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CRVO

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Widespread haemorrhages
Disc oedema
May be RAPD/retinal detachement

53
Q

Tuberous sclerosis inheritance

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Autosomal dominant

54
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Hungtington’s Chorea inheritance

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Autosomal dominant

55
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Hunter disease inheritance

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X-linked recessive

56
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Spontaneous (neither parent has disease) X-linked recessive disorders only occur in:

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Males
(except Turner’s syndrome)

57
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X-linked recessive traits cannot be passed

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From father to son

58
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“25% chance of affected son”

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X-linked recessive

59
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“50% chance of affected child”

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Autosomal dominant

60
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“25% chance of affected child”

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Autosomal recessive

61
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Indication for treatment in CLL

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Symptomatic
Hepatosplenomegaly
Anaemia
Lymphadenopathy

62
Q

Neuropathic pain relief to avoid in severe liver disease

A

Amitriptyline

63
Q

EOL care - oxycodone can be given down to GFR

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eGFR 10

64
Q

Head injury - refer to ED if:

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GCS <15
LOC
Focal neurology
Sign of skull fracture
Persistant headache
Vomiting
Seizure
High-energy injury
Previous neurosurgery
Bleeding disorder/anticoagulation
Intoxicated
Safeguarding concern
Ongoing clinical concern

65
Q

Subcutaneous lump at insulin injection site

A

Lipodystrophy
Cutaneous amyloidosis
(risk of hypos when switching area)

66
Q

Insulin dose in pregnancy, frequently needs:

A

Increase in 2nd/3rd trimesters
Refer diabetes specialist

67
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Insulin dose in breastfeeding

A

Refer diabetes specialist

68
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Insulin in hepatic impairment

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May need decreased dose

69
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Insulin in renail impairment

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Greater risk of hypo

70
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Adult on insulin - target 24-hr blood glucose range

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4 - 9 mmol/l

71
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Adult on insulin - target blood glucose range pre-meal

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4 - 7 mmol/l

72
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Adult on insulin - target blood glucose range after meals

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<9 mmol/l

73
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Child on insulin - target 24-hr blood glucose range

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4 - 10 mmol/l

74
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Child on insulin - target blood glucose range pre-meal

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4 - 8 mmol/l

75
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Child on insulin - target blood glucose range after meals

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<10 mmol/l

76
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Patient input in fixed-dose insulin regime

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Regulate carb intake to match insulin regimen

77
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Patient input in variable/multiple injection insulin regime

A

Adjust insulin dose according to carb intake

78
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Can diagnose T1DM clinically in adult if random glucose >11 and 1+:

A

Ketosis
Rapid weight loss
Onset <50y
BMI <25
PMH/FH AI disease

79
Q

Diagnosed T1DM in adult

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Same-day referral

80
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T1DM should be suspected in child if hyperglycaemia and:

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Polyuria
Polydipsia
Weight loss
Excessive tiredness

81
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Suspect T1DM in child?

A

Same-day referral for diagnosis

82
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If symptomatic, can diagnose T2DM in adult if:

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HbA1c >= 48 (6.5%)

Fasting glucose >7.0

83
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Persistent hyperglycaemia - random glucose

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> 11

84
Q

Humalog (insulin lispro)

A

Rapid-acting

85
Q

Novorapid (insulin aspart)

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Rapid-acting

86
Q

Actrapid

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Short-acting

87
Q

Rapid-acting insulins

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Onset 15 min
Last 2-5hr

88
Q

Short-acting insulins

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Onset 30-60min
Last 8hr

89
Q

Humulin S

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Short-acting

90
Q

Intermediate-acting (Isophane) insulins

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Max effects 3-12hr
Last 11-24hr

91
Q

Long-acting insulins

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Last up to 24hr

92
Q

Humulin I

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Intermediate-acting

93
Q

Insuman Basal

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Intermediate-acting

94
Q

Insulatard

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Intermediate-acting

95
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Lantus (insulin glargine)

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Long-acting

96
Q

Levemir (insulin detemir)

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Long-acting

97
Q

Tresiba (insulin degludec)

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Long-acting

98
Q

Xultophy

A

Insulin degludec + liraglutide combo

99
Q

Basal-bolus regime

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Rapid/short-acting before meals
+
1+ intermediate/long-acting /day

100
Q

Biphasic/mixed regime

A

1-3 injections/day of combo:

short/rapid + intermediate

101
Q

Continuous sc insulin infusion/pump

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Continuous infusion of rapid/short acting insulin

102
Q

1st choice regime for T1DM

A

Basal-bolus with:
BD detemir
rapid-acting pre-meals

103
Q

Covid anti-viral pathway criteria:

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Symptoms <5d (P, S, M) or <7d (R)
LFT/PCR +ve
High-risk
No new O2 requirement

104
Q

1st-line ‘anti-viral’ for high-risk covid (non-hospitalised)

A

nirmatrelvir/ritonavir

sotrovimab (nMAB)

105
Q

2nd-line anti-viral for high-risk covid (non-hospitalised)

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Remdesivir

106
Q

3rd-line anti-viral for high-risk covid (non-hospitalised)

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Molnupiravir

107
Q

Considered high-risk in COvid

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Down’s
Cancer
Chemo <3/m
Stem cell/organ transplant
eGFR <30
Cirrhosis
Immunodeficiency
On certain immunomodulators
High risk HIV
MS
MND
Myasthenia gravis

108
Q

1st-line covid ‘antiviral’ (if required) in 12-18y

A

Sotrovimab

109
Q

1st-line covid ‘antiviral’ (if required) in pregnant

A

Sotrovimab

110
Q

Post-covid syndrome

A

Symptoms develop during/after covid
Continue >12wk
Not explained by anything else

111
Q

Acute covid

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Symptoms up to 4wk

112
Q

Ongoing symptomatic Covid

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Symptoms 4wk - 12wk

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