Haus

Question 1

Schneider’s 1st rank symptoms

Answer 1

Thought insertion/broadcasting/withdrawal
Passivity
Auditory hallucinations

Question 2

Delirium causes

Answer 2

Infection
SOL
Steroids
Neurosyphilis
Thiamine deficiency
Liver/renal failure
Electrolyte imbalance

Question 3

3 clinical subtypes of delirium

Answer 3

Hyperactive
Hypoactive
Mixed

Question 4

Anxiety - organic causes

Answer 4

Hyperthyroidism
Hypercalcemia
hpaeo
Caffeine
Alcohol withdrawal
Amphetamines
Benzo /opioids

Question 5

Post natal depression score

Answer 5

Edinburgh Depression score >10

Question 6

Depression score

Answer 6

PHQ9

HADS

Question 7

CAGE

Answer 7

Cut back
Annoyed
Guilt
Eye opener

Question 8

Scale for etOH dependence

Answer 8

SAD-q

Question 9

Rapid cycling of BPAD

Answer 9

4 episodes/year of either depression ro mania

Question 10

management of neonatal withdrawal sydnrome

Answer 10

morphine

Question 11

Causes of jittery baby

Answer 11

hypoglycaemia
sepsis
neonatal abstinence
polycythemia
hypocalcemia

Question 12

how long is a section 5(4)

Answer 12

6 hours

Question 13

measurement in a child with ?malnutrition

Answer 13

triceps skin fold thickness

mid arm circumference

Question 14

polysyllabic babble - age limit

Answer 14

7 months

Question 15

18 months is a limit for 3 things

Answer 15

6 words with meaning
feeding self with spoon
walking

Question 16

vit d deficiency - major cause in developed world

Answer 16

breastfeeding for too long

Question 17

Mx of pre-eclampsia

Answer 17

ADMIT
Labetalol
MgSO4

Monitor: CTG + BP 4x/day

Question 18

CI to POP

Answer 18

Decompensated liver disease
Previous CVS event
Breast cancer

Question 19

Whirlpool on TVUS

Answer 19

Ovarian torsion

Question 20

Doughnut on TVUS

Answer 20

Ectopic pregnancy

Question 21

Basic Ix for suspected urinary incontinence - name 3

Answer 21

Bladder diary 3 days
Urine dip
Vaginal examination to exclude prolapse

Question 22

How many injections is Gardasil?

Answer 22

2

Question 23

For people previously on HRT, how long is contraception given?

Answer 23

If <50yo, they require 2 years

If >50yo, they require 1 year

Question 24

If a woman is pregnant and her routine smear is due, wha do you do?

Answer 24

Reschedule the smear to 12 weeks postpartum

- if she has had previous abnormal smears, consult a specialist

Question 25

Contraindications to VBAC

Answer 25

Previous 2 CS
Classical scar
Previous uterine rupture
Any CI to vaginal delivery - Pelvic deformities

Question 26

Perineal tears - 1-4th degree

Answer 26

1) vaginal mucosa
2) subcut tissue
3) a) <50% of ext anal sphincter b) >50% ext anal sphincter c) internal anal sphincter
4) rectal mucosa

Question 27

lambda sign

Answer 27

dichorionic

Question 28

T sign

Answer 28

monochorionic

Question 29

Scarlet fever Tx

Answer 29

Penicillin V

Question 30

In what infection must you not give amoxicillin?

Answer 30

EBV

Question 31

DKA Mx

Answer 31

Resus: 10-20ml/kg
Rehydrate over 24 hours with 0.9% saline until glucose <15mM, then add 10% dextrose

ADD 40mM K+ to all bags

Ketoacidosis: manage with insulin infusion 1-2h after starting fluids. Keep doing insulin until ketones are <1.

Do insulin infusion until 1 hour after starting normal insulin regimen

Question 32

3 drugs used in anaphylaxis

Answer 32

IM adrenaline
IM chlorpheniramine
IM hydrocortisone

Question 33

5 year old with anaphylaxis - dose of adrenaline?

Answer 33

150mcg

Question 34

9 year old with anaphylaxis - dose of adrenaline

Answer 34

300mcg

Question 35

14 year old with anaphylaxis - dose of adrenaline

Answer 35

500mcg

Question 36

undescended testis: when do you refer? when do they need to be seen?

Answer 36

Referred by 3 months

Seen by 6 months