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General mix (6) Flashcards

1
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Sjrogens

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MAD FRED

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2
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MAD FRED

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myalgia

Arthralgia

dry mouth

fatigue

raynauds

enlarged parotids

dry eyes

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3
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Limited systemic sclerosis

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CREST

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4
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CREST

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calcionosis

raynauds

esophageal dysmotility

sclerodactyl

telangasia

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5
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pancreatitis

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i get smashed

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6
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I get smashed

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idiopathic

Gallstones

Ethanol

Trauma

Steroids

Mumps

Autoimmune

Scorpion sting

Hyperlipidaemia

ERCP

Drugs

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7
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SLE

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SOAP BRAIN

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8
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SOAP BRAIN

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Serotis

Oral ulcers

Arthritis

Photosensitvity

Blood- anaemia

Renal

ANA

Immunologic - anti- dsDNA

Neurologic- psycho

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9
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Subacromial impingement-

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hard reaching up for things

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10
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rotator cuff

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passive is fine

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11
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paroxysmal atrial fibrillation management

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Flecainide

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12
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hypophosphataemia

  • refeeding syndrome serious comp of TPN
  • can lead to heart failure, seizures, confusion
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13
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SWINGING PYREXIA

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THINK ABSCESS

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14
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rapid sequence induction

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the induction drug and neuromuscular blocking agent are administered in rapid succession with no time allowed for manual ventilation

  • for those at risk of aspiration
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15
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what would you give for GA

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Induction: propofol

Muscle relaxant: suxamethonium

analgesia: fentanyl

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16
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ectopic pregnancy risk

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copper coil

17
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aspirin and children

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Reyes- liver problems

  • can give for kawasaki
18
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kawaski is a medium

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medium vessel vasculitis

symptoms

  • strawberry tongue
  • cervical lymphadenopathy
19
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manaegemnt of kawasaki

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aspirin to prevent thrombus formation

do echocardiogram to look for coronary artery aneurysm

20
Q

when can a patient not be cardioverted during Atrial fibrillation

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For cardioversion of AF: patients must either be anticoagulated or have had symptoms for < 48 hours to reduce the risk of stroke.

21
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stone <1cm

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watch and wait- diclofenac

unless very symptomatic (systemically unwell)

22
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stone >1cm

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  • extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
  • Percutaneous nephrolithotomy
23
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Recurrent Stones

24
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recurrent stones

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One episode of renal stones predisposes patients to further episodes. NICE guidelines (2019) recommend advising patients to:

  • Increase oral fluid intake (2.5 – 3 litres per day)
  • Add fresh lemon juice to water (citric acid binds to urinary calcium reducing the formation of stones)
25
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thiazide like diuretic

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indapamide

26
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BNP

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