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Guy Fawkes Fireworks Flashcards

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Koilonychia is what and is indicative of what pathology?

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Spoon shaped depression in the nail plate: lichen planus, iron deficiency anaemia

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Give two causes for nail fold erythema/telangiectasia

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SLE/systemic sclerosis

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What is oncholysis and in what condition does it usually occur?

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nail separates from the nail bed: psoriasis

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What pulmonary pathology can give rise to clubbing?

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Pulmonary Fibrosis, Lung Cancer, Bronchiectasis and CF

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Give three CV causes of clubbing.

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Infective endocarditis, cyanotic CHD and an aneurysm

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Give four non respiratory, non CV causes for clubbing

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IBD, Cirrhosis, Coeliac, Thyroid Acropatchy

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Blue/green nails can be indicative of what?

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pseudomonas

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Brown nails can suggest what?

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Addison’s, fungus, fags

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Give three causes of brown longitudinal streaks on the nails

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Melanocytic naevus, malignant melanoma, Addison’s

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Chronic Kidney Disease can give rise to what kind of nail changes?

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White/Brown colouration

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Leukonychia can be associated with what diseases?

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Chronic liver disease, IBD, decreased protein

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What hormones are secreted by the Anterior Pituitary?

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ACTH, Prolactin, GH, TSH, LH/FSH

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What hormones are secreted by the Posterior Pituitary?

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ADH, Oxytocin

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What features would you expect to see in someone with hypopituitarism?

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Fine, pale skin with decreased hair and decreased secondary sexual characteristics

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Erythema nodosum is associated with what diseases?

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Sarcoidosis, TB, post strep, Connective Tissue disease

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Pyoderma gangrenosum is associated with which conditions?

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UC, RA, leukaemia

17
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Gluten enteropathy can give rise to what skin condition?

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Dermatitis herpatiformis

18
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What is the typical shape of lesions in erythema multiform?

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target shaped

19
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Is asthma an expiratory or inspiratory wheeze?

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expiratory

20
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Is COPD an expiratory or inspiratory wheeze?

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expiratory

21
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Is stridor an expiratory or inspiratory wheeze?

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inspiratory

22
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Crackles (inspiratory) may be defined as fine or coarse. What do each suggest?

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Fine - if they change with a cough - bronchiectasis: if they don’t change - Pulmonary Fibrosis
Coarse - pneumonia

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What symptoms would you expect to find in someone with Left Heart Failure?

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Activity levels decrease and signs of hypoperfusion (cyanosis and hypoxia) - as a result of decreased cardiac output
A cough with frothy sputum, PND and orthopnea as a result of pulmonary congestion

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What symptoms would you expect to find in someone with Right Heart Failure?

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Congestion of the peripheral tissues - oedema and ascites, GI tract congestion- anorexia, nausea, weight loss, liver congestion - abnormal LFTs

25
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Give four drugs that can lead to polyneuropathy

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Amiodarone, Metronidazole, NO, Alcohol

26
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Which infectious diseases can give rise to polyneuropathy?

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HIV, Leprosy, Lyme Disease, Diptheria

27
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Name an inflammatory cause for polyneurpathy

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G-B syndrome.

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Subdural Haematoma will show as what shape on a CT?

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high attenuation crescent

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Which cerebral artery is most likely to be damaged in an acute extradural haematoma?

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Middle meningeal

30
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Is the Dorsal Column Medial Lemniscus (DCML) Pathway Ascending or Descending?

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Ascending

31
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What sensations doe the DCML convey?

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Proprioception and Fine Touch

32
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Where does the DCML decussate?

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At the second order neurone in the Medulla Oblongata (Gracile fasciculus for the lower limb; Cuneate Fasciculus for the upper limb)

33
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What are the two divisions of the Spinothalamic Tract and what do they convey?

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Anterior Spinothalamic Tract carries crude touch and pressure
Lateral Spinothalamic Tract carries pain and temperature

34
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Where do the Spinothalamic tracts Decussate

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At (or about) the same level of entry of the first order neurone

35
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Do the DCML carry sensation of the same side or opposite side of the body?

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Same

36
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Do the Spinothalamic tracts carry sensations from the same or opposite sides of the body?

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Opposite

37
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Where is the junction between the second and third order neurones in both the DCML and spinothalamic tracts?

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In the thalamus

38
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What are the Schneiderian First Rank Symptoms?

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  • Primary Delusions
  • Delusion of control (‘puppet’ actions or emotions)
  • 3rd person Auditory Hallucinations :
    • thought echo
    • voices arguing or discussing the pt
    • voices commenting on actions
  • Somatic Hallucinations
  • Delusions of thought control or ‘Subjective thought
    disorder’ :
  • thought insertion
  • thought withdrawal
  • thought broadcast

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