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What is the indications of acute dialysis?
Hyperkalaemia >7 Urea >40 Fluid overload Severe acidosis pH<7.5 Pericardial effusion
How do you differentiate Phaechromocytoma from Conn’s Syndrome?
Triad of Phaechromocytoma: Headache, sweating, Hypertension (episodic)
Conn’s: Hypertension (resistant), hypokalaemia, metabolic alkalosis
Features of Crohns vs UC
Which one is smoking protective in?
Crohns –> Skip lesions, Inflammation through all layers therefore can see fistula
UC –> Crypt Abscesses, Deplete goblet cells
Smoking is protective in UC
Which murmur is a mid diastolic murmur?
Give the other diastolic vs systolic murmurs.
Mid diastolic murmur -> Mitral stenosis
Diastolic murmurs: ARMS (Aortic Regurgitation ‘blowing diastolic), Mitral stenosis)
Systolic: Aortic Stenosis (Ejection sys), Mitral regurgitation (pan systolic)
What is Erbs palsy?
When common birth complication is it seen in?
Waiters tip
C5-C6 - radial nerve damage
Shoulder dystocia
Female, infrequent periods, weight loss and sweating. She also feels itchy. BP: 135/75mmHg and resting pulse of 100bpm.
Which endocrine test is most appropriate?
TSH, and T4 levels
Hyperthyroidism
Blood results likely seen in Conn’s?
Hypernatraeima
Hypokalaemia
High aldosterone
Blood results likely seen in Addisons?
Hyperkalaemia
Hyponatraemia
Hypoaldosterone
CURB65 What is it?
C - new onset confusion U - urea over 7 R - equal to or over 30 B - BP systolic <90mmHg diastolic equal to or <60mmHg
Age = or greater than 65b
Each get 1 point
Management from CURB scores:
0-2
3-5
0-2: amoxicillin (if allergic penicillin: doxy)
3-5: co-amox + doxy
Hospital acquired
0-2
3-5
0-2: Same as community
3-5: severe IV amoxicillin + gent (if allergic cotrimazole)
Which lung cancers secrete SIADH?
Small cell lung cancer: ACTH (cushings)
Squamous cell carcinoma sees which blood result
Hypercalcaemia
Types of Lung cancer?
Small Cell
Non-small cell: squamous, adenocarcinoma and large cell