Extra Flashcards

1
Q

Describe what fluids you’d give for maintenance

A

2 sweet 1 salt
1L NaCl: 2L 5% glucose
+ 20 mmol K+

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2
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How to assess hydration?

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Hx of D+V 
CRT 
Temperature + perfusion 
Skin turgor 
JVP
Sunken eyes 
Mucus membranes 
Behaviour 
Collapsing pulse 
Heart sounds
Peripheral oedema 
Obs 
Urine output
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3
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What to give for fluid bolus in kids first line?

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50ml/kg ORS over 4 hours

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4
Q

What points to cover in pre-op assessment?

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SHAFT JANE 
Smoking 
Health - CV, resp
Apnoea 
Fasting 
Teeth
Jaw
Airway 
Neck movements 
Exercise tolerance
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5
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What are the rules pre-op for:
Warfarin 
NOACs
LMWH (therapeutic)
Aspirin/ clopidogrel 
Insulin 
Oral hypoglycaemics 
Diuretics/ ACEi 
COCP
A

Warfarin = 5 days
NOACs = 24hrs for minor, 48hrs for major surgery
LMWH (therapeutic) = 48hrs
Aspirin/ clopidogrel = 7 days
Insulin = avoid morning dose. Insulin sliding scale from midnight night before
Oral hypoglycaemics = avoid morning dose, same as above. Avoid metformin for 2 days after due to lactic acidosis risk
Diuretics/ ACEi = avoid on day of op
COCP = 4 weeks before + 2 weeks after

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6
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What is the murmur for aortic stenosis + what other signs do you see?

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Ejection systolic at upper right sternal edge - better on expiration
Slow rising pulse + narrow pulse pressure

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7
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What is the murmur for mitral regurgitation?

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Pan systolic at apex

Heard best on expiration

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8
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What is the murmur for VSD?

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Lower LSE pan systolic

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9
Q

How does the MCA work?

A

Does the patient have an impairment of the brain?
If no - always has capacity
If yes - assess capacity

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10
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What additions do you do on a diabetic review?

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Screen for: neuro, nephro, eyes, stroke, CVD 
HbA1c <48
BP <140/80
Any hypos? 
Bloods: U+E, ACR, lipids 
Foot check + fundoscopy
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11
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What is involved in an annual review?

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Intro - understanding of condition 
ICE 
PMHx + DHx 
Symptoms - new, existing, screen for complications
Hospital admissions?
Targets 
Emotional wellbeing + QoL 
Medications - SE, compliance 
Bloods + tests 
Lifestyle 
Extra 
Demographics 
Management?
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12
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What additions do you do on a HTN review?

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Screen for: visual problems, headaches, swelling
CVD or CKD - CP, SOB, fatigue, appetite
Stage 1 = 140/90, stage 2 = 160/100 
Bloods: U+E + urine dip 
Stress?
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13
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What additions do you do on an AF review?

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Palpitations, syncope
Screen for: stroke, HF 
ECG
Target INR 2-3 
Rate, rhythm + warfarin 
Bloods: INR, LFT, TFT, U+E, clotting, FBC
Caffeine + stress
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14
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What additions do you do on a HF review?

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SOB, cough, PND
Screen for: AF, VTE
Bloods: BNP + cholesterol
Cardioprotective diet - oily fish, wholegrains, nuts, fruit + veg
Fluid status - JVP, pitting oedema, auscultate lungs, CXR/ echo, ascites
Flu jab

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15
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What additions do you do on an asthma review?

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Cough, SOB, wheeze 
Asthma attacks?
Symptoms at night 
Symptoms during day 
Symptoms affecting activities 
Atopy 
Triggers 
Mouth care 
Passive smoking 
Check peak flow + inhaler technique 
Flu jab 
Personal asthma plan
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16
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What additions do you do on a stroke review?

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Weakness, neuro deficit, speech, vision, swallowing 
Screen for CVD
Management post stroke: ADLs, use of aids, rehab/ physio 
Targets - BP, cholesterol + HbA1c 
ACD rule for meds 
Bloods: lipids, U+Es
ECG 
Carotid doppler 
Pneumococcal + flu jab
17
Q

What additions do you do on an IHD/ angina/ MI review?

A

CP, SOB
Cholesterol <5
ACEI, statin, aspirin, BB
Bloods: lipids, U+E, PCR

18
Q

What additions do you do on a COPD review?

A
Cough, SOB, wheeze 
Exacerbations? 
Smoking 
Check peak flow + inhaler technique 
Flu jab + pneumococcal
19
Q

Prescription for MST regular

A

Around 70mg BD PO 6am + 6pm

Senna 2 tablets nocte PO

20
Q

Prescription for haloperidol anticipatory

A

5mg SC/ PO
PRN
1.5mg
Max 5mg

21
Q

Prescription for diamorphine anticipatory

A

5-10mg hourly
Max 60mg
For pain
SC PRN

22
Q

Prescription for midazolam anticipatory

A

2.5-5mg
PRN SC
Max dose 60mg

23
Q

Prescription for hyoscine butylbromide anticipatory

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20mg
Max 120mg
PRN
Every 4 hours

24
Q

Prescription for levomepromazine anticipatory

A

6.25mg
PRN
Max 25mg

25
Q

Prescribing in a syringe driver (eg diamorphine + midazolam)

A

40mg diamorphine with water for injection over 24hrs

10mg midazolam

26
Q

Opiate calculations

A

Oramorph = 1/6 of 24hr MST dose
Max dose = MST 24hr dose
Diamorphine = 1/3 of 24hr MST dose = total diamorphine dose over 24hr
Divide by 6 to get PRN dose of diamorphine

Morphine SC = divide 24hr dose of oral MST by 2 for 24hr dose SC