ICM + Data Flashcards

1
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What is this? Sign of?

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Koilonychia - sign of iron deficient anaemia

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Name this abnormality - what is it a sign of?

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Leukonychia - sign of hypoalbuminemia of chronic liver disease

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3
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Name this abnormality - what is it a sign of?

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  • Beau’s sign
  • → Hypoalbinaemia - abnormally low albumin in blood serum.
  • It is a specific form of hypoproteinemia.
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4
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Name this abnormality - what could it indicate?

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Splinter haemorrhage - can be a sign of infective endocarditis

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5
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Name this abnormality - what could it be a sign of?

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Periungal telangeictasia - dilated capillaries. Can be a sign of dermatomyositis (inflammatory CT disease) which has strong associations with adenocarcinoma of the GIT, breast or lung

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6
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Name this abnormality - what can it be a sign of?

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  • Clubbing - can be a sign for many things incl:
  • Lungs:
    • Lung cancer,

Interstitial lung disease,

empyema, bronchiectasis,CF,

  • Heart disease:
    • Any disease featuring chronic hypoxia, s

ubacute bacterial endocarditis

  • Gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary:
    • Malabsorption,

Crohn’s disease, UC, c

irrhosis,

  • Others:
    • Graves’ disease,

axillary artery aneurysm (unilateral clubbing)

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7
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Name this abnormality - what is this indicative of in abdominal disease?

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Asteristix - hepatic encephalopathy, damage to brain cells presumably due to the inability of the liver to metabolize ammonia to urea

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8
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Name this abnormality - what could it indicate?

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Palmar erythema

  • Portal hypertension
  • Chronic liver disease
  • Pregnancy
  • Polycythemia
  • Thyrotoxicosis
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9
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Which disease could cause this abnormality?

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Addisons disease - hyperpigmentation of palmar creases

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10
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Name this abnormality - which disease is this associated with?

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Arachnodectyly- Marfans = AD disorder of CT - misfolding of fibrillin 1. Often have defects in aortic valve.

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11
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Name the abnomality - what can it be a sign of?

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Glossitis - anaemia

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12
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Name the abnormality - what can it be a sign of?

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Angular stomatitis - malabsorption, anaemia

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13
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Which disease is associated with this abnormality?

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High arch palate - marfans

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14
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Name this - what can it indicate?

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Spider naevi - sign of hepatic disease. Failure of the liver to metabolise oestrogens which cause dilation of arterioles - seen here.

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15
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What is this?

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Ileostomy - spout at the skin to protect from the digestive enzymes

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16
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What is this a sign of?

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Severe acute pancreatitis

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17
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What is this? Ddx?

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Caput medusae –> severe portal hypertension / inferior vena cava obstruction. Distinguish between them by determining the flow of blood. Towards head = obstruction

18
Q

What is this and in which direction does the cervix point?

A

Retroverted uterus

Cervix points anteriorly

19
Q

What is the SCJ?

A

Squamo-colmnar junction

20
Q

What is this?

A

Benign epithelial (nabothian cyst)

21
Q
A

Cervical cancer

22
Q
A

Cystocoele

23
Q
A

Enterocoele

24
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Rectocoele

25
Q

What is Froment’s positive sign?

A

Test for ulnar nerve palsy - tests for the action of adductor pollicis

26
Q
A

Oesophageal intubation

27
Q

What length should an ET tube be at the lips in a female?

A

21cm

28
Q

What length should an ET tube be at the lips in a male?

A

23cm

29
Q

What is ‘Murphy’s eye’?

A

If tip becomes obstruced, ventilation is still possible

30
Q

What are the contraindications of oral tracheal intubation?

(3 listed)

A
  • inability to open mouth
  • inability to move neck
  • pathology of upper airway
31
Q

Which 3 axes have to be in line when intubating?

A
  • oral axis
  • pharyngeal axis
  • laryngeal axis
32
Q

In paediatric life support, what could provide a maximally patent airway?

A

Horizontal alignment of the tragus of the ear with the sternum

33
Q

What happes in an infant when the neck is hyperflexed?

A

Airway obstruction

34
Q

What can be done to ensure an infants airway is maximally patent?

A

Neutral position

  • place folded towel under shoulders
  • chin lift
  • jaw thrust if required
35
Q

What is classed as an ‘infant’?

A

>28 days < 1 year

36
Q

What is classed as a child?

A

>1 year < puberty

37
Q

Which artery should be palpated to measure pulse in an infant? (life support)

A

brachial

38
Q

Where should chest compressions be initiated in an infant?

A

1 finger breadth above xiphisternum

39
Q

What is the ‘normal’ systolic BP for an infant?

A

79-90 mmHg

40
Q

Under which ribs does the spleen sit?

A

8 9 10

41
Q
A

pectus excavatum