GP Flashcards

1
Q

person with severe learning disabilities on ward for operation and carer from home comes to see if she’s okay

A

no legal proxy

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2
Q

man has cancer mentally sound daughter wants how he is

A

verbal consent only

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3
Q

px in HDU septic shock and AKI - BP

A

invasive blood pressure

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4
Q

to detect white coat hypertension

A

24 ambulatory BP monitering

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5
Q

measurement of BP in GP setting

A

validated semi automatic digital BP monitoring with arm cuff

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6
Q

bedside SINAMAP machine

A

automated - for continued monitoring in higher dependancy patients - intermittent readings

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7
Q

semi automatic digital BP monitor with wrist cuff

A

not reliable

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8
Q

someone account can you treat if no permission

A

common law

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9
Q

schizophrenia women being detained says its not fair wants help to appeal

A

advocacy worker

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10
Q

patient is normal BP in GP surgery but hypertensive in clinic

A

AMBP

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11
Q

GMC good medical practice

A

probity - the quality of having strong moral principles; honesty and decency

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12
Q

swimming in lake malawi - haematuria

A

schistosmoasis

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13
Q

back from kenya with fever

A

malaria

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14
Q

oil worker raised white patches at back of throat back from africa

A

HIV

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15
Q

metronidazole and recurrent sore throats

A

iatrogenic

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16
Q

after RTA in africa had a blood transfusion

A

viral infection / iatrogenic

17
Q

tellings public health about communicable disease

A

communitarianism

18
Q

girls fancies dr he changed her care

A

deonotology

19
Q

women dying - doctor increases morphine to cover pain even though he knows she will die faster

A

double doctrine effect

20
Q

boss phones wanting information about patient who has been off work

A

need patients consent

21
Q

legionella

A

urine antigen

22
Q

gardnella

A

stool microscopy

23
Q

viral hep

A

blood serology

24
Q

drug interactions

A

BNF

25
Q

local prescription information

A

TAF

26
Q

drug cost effectiveness

A

drug tarrif

27
Q

the number of new cases that develop in a given period of time

A

incidence

28
Q

the number of cases of a disease that are present in a particular population at a given time

A

prevalence

29
Q

the ability of the test to correctly identify those without the disease

A

specificity

30
Q

the ability of a test to correctly identify those with the disease

A

sensicitivty

31
Q

alderhey

A

human tissue act 2004

scotland has a separate one 2006

32
Q

mid staff

A

bad care - loads of patients killed - 2005 to 2009

33
Q

shipman

A

killed a whole bunch of patients using diamorphine

34
Q

nosocomial

A

hospital acquired infection

35
Q

he degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification conforms to the correct value or a standard.

A

accuracy

36
Q

malingering

A

patient pretending to be sick for personal gain - like time off work