Last min Flashcards

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Symptoms of depression

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DEAD SWAMP
D - depression (low mood) 
E - energy loss
A -Anhedonia
D - death thoughts
S - sleep disturbance
W - worthlessness 
A - appetite change/ weight loss
M - mentation decreased (decreased concentration)
P - psychomotor agitation or retardation
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Pansystolic murmur

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Ventral septal defect

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Ejection systolic murmur

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Harsh (cyanosis) - Tetralogy of fallot or atrial septal defect

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Machinery murmur

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Patent ductus arteriosus

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5
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Murmur between scapula

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Coarctation of the aorta

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6
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Fluid management

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0.9% NaCl solution + 5% glucose +/- KCL
1st 10kg - 100mls/kg/day
2nd 10kg - 50mls/kg/day
>20 kg - 20mls/kg/day

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Neonatal fluid requirements

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Day 1 - 60mls/kg/day
Day 2 - 90mls/kg/day
Day 3 - 120mls/kg/day
Day 4 - 150mls/kg/day

Na 3mmol/day
K 2mmol/day
Ca 1mmol/day

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Fluid bolus

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20mls/kg

Trauma or DKA - 10ml/kg

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Fluid deficit

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deficit% x 10 x weight (kg)= over 24 or 48hrs

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10
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When do you over ECV

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At 36 weeks Nulliparous or 37 for multiparous

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11
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Risk factors for pre-eclampsia

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PMHx of pre-eclampsia
Nulliparous 
>35 BMI
Maternal age >40
Family history
pregnancy interval >10 years
Multi pregnancy 
High risk:
Chronic HTN
Pre-existing CKD
Autoimmune disease
Diabetes
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12
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Symptoms of pre-eclampsia

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HTN
Proteinuria
Papilloedema
Headaches
Visual disturbance 
epigastric pain 
Hyper-reflexia
oedema
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13
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Cessation of seizures in pregnancy

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Magnesium sulphate

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14
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Side effects of Lithium

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LITHIUM CON

L - Leukocytosis
I - Increased weight
T - Tremor (fine  coarse)
H - Hydration decreases (dry mouth)
I - Increased GI (N+V, diarrhoea/constipation, abdo pain)
U - Underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism)
M - Mum’s beware (teratogenic)
C - Cardiac
O - Oedema
N - Nephro/Neurotoxic
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First rank symptoms of schizophrenia

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PHDT
Passivity phenomena
Hallucinations (3rd person auditory) 
Delusions
Thought alienation
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16
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Triggers of Lithium toxicity

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MR BAD

M - Metronidazole
R - Renal failure
B - Bendroflumethiazide (diuretics)
A - ACE-i/ARB
D - Dehydration
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Symptoms of mania

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I DIG FASTER

I - Irritability
D - Distractibility
I - Inhibition loss
G - Grandiosity
F - Flight of ideas
A - Activity increased
S - Sleep not needed
T - Talkative
E - Elevated mood
R - Reduced concentration
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18
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Symptoms of alcohol withdrawal

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6-12 hrs: tremor, sweating, tachycardia, anxiety, malaise, nausea, insomnia
peak incidence of seizures - 36 hrs

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Delirium tremens symtoms

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48-72hrs: coarse tremor, confusion, delusions, auditory and visual hallucinations, fever, tachycardia

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20
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Treatment of alcohol withdrawal

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Benzodiazepines - Diazepam or chlordiazepoxide (lorazepam if hepatic failure)
Carbamazepine for seizures

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21
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Alcohol misuse relapse prevention

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disulfiram - intolerance to ethanol
Acamprosate - Anti-craving medication
Naltrexone - relapse prevention (for opioids too)

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22
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Wernicke’s Encephalopathy

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Ataxia, ophalmoplegia and confusion

Treat with benzo’s and IV Pabrinex (thiamine)

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23
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Korsakoff’s syndrome

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Antero and retrograde amnesia, confabulation, loss of insight

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24
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Hallucination of tiny people

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Lilliputian

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25
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What is given to prevent extra-pyramidal side effects of anti-psychotics?

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Procyclidine

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26
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Benzodiazepine mechanism of action

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facilitating the binding of the inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA

27
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Donepezil

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binds to acetylcholinesterase and inhibits the hydrolysis of acetylcholine

28
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haloperidol

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block postsynaptic dopamine (D2) receptors in the mesolimbic system of the brain

29
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Side effect of SSRIs

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Hyponatremia

30
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Mirtazapine side effects

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Weight gain and drowsiness

31
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MHA Section 2

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28 days assessment and treatment

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MHA Section 3

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6 months treatment

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MHA Section 4

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72 hr emergency assessment

34
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MHA Section 5 (2)

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72hrs

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MHA Section 5 (4)

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Nurse 6hrs

36
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MHA section 135

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House to place of safety

37
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MHA section 136

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Public to place of safety

38
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Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) triad

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Urinary incontinence, dementia, gait disturbance

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Parkinson’s triad

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Bradykinesia, pill rolling tremor, postural instability

40
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Serotonin syndrome triad

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Neuromuscular abnormalities, Altered mental state, Autonomic dysfunction. Tachycardia, hypertension, agitation, flushed skin, Muscle rigidity, fever, tremor,

Tx - supportive to cyproheptadine

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Causes of delirium

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PINCH ME
P - Pain ie post-op
I - Infection
N- Nutrition
C - Constipation- if giving codeine always give senna
H - Hydration (hypovolaemic), hypoxia, hypercapnia - C C - co2 retainer
M - Medication/ metabolic
E - Environment- how would you help their environment?

Put them by the window, give them a clock, allow visiting, have pictures by the bed, have a routine
It is possible to have both hyper and hypo active delirium.

42
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Alzheimer’s Dementia symptoms

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neurofibrillary tau tangles, beta amyloid plaques. 4As: Amnesia, aphasia, agnosia, apraxia

43
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Lewy body dementia symptoms

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fluctuating cognition, visual hallucinations, REM sleep disorder

44
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Fronto-temporal dementia

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under 65s, behavioural disturbance ie gambling addiction, sexual addiction

45
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Vascular dementia

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stepwise pattern of decline, associated with low mood and depression, focal changes

46
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Stress incontinence treatment

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Pelvic floor exercise, surgical retropubic tape, Duloxetine (for those that refuse surgery)

47
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Urge incontinence treatment

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Urodynamic studies, Bladder training, OXYBUTYNIN

Surgery GOLD STANDARD

48
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Causes of osteoporotic fracture?

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SHATTERED
S - Steroid use
H - Hyperthyroid 
A - Alcohol and tobacco use
T - Thin 
T - Testosterone (LOW)
E - Early menopause 
R - Renal or liver failure
E - Erosive and inflammatory bone disease- Myeloma/RA
D - Dietary- poor calcium absorption, T1DM
49
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Pressure ulcer classification

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Waterlow System
Grade 1: intact skin with non-blanching redness over bony prominence
Grade 2: partial loss of dermis with a shallow open ulcer
Grade 3: full thickness tissue loss with slough present
Grade 4: sore is full thickness involving muscle tendons or visible bone
Deep tissue injury = purple localized area of discolouration over bony prominence
Regular turns (4hr), air mattress, dressing, debridement

50
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Screening and investigation of malnutrition in the elderly

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MUST (malnutrition universal screening tool)

FBC (anaemia)
Folate, B12
TFTs
Calcium, phosphate, zinc
Vitamin levels
Albumin & cholesterol levels (evidence of malnutrition in elderly)
May have coexisting dehydration, anaemia, infection, hypoglycaemia

51
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ADHD treatment

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Methylphenidate - first line

Lisdexamphetamine

52
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Lithium toxicity treatment

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Stop lithium, Supportive monitor levels and renal func, IV fluids

53
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Neuroepileptic malignant syndrome

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Tremor, muscle cramps, fever, autonomic instability, delirium
Raised CK can progress to rhabdomyolysis
Slower onset. Idiosyncratic (increased risk in dementia with lewy body)
Treated with DA agonists (Bromocriptine)

54
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Most common site for ectopic pregnancy

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Ampulla

55
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Gestational diabetes fasting glucose

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Fasting: < 5.6 mmol/l
At 2 hours: < 7.8 mmol/l

5-6-7-8

56
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Kawasaki symptoms

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CRASH and BURN 
C - conjunctivitis 
R - rash maculopapular 
A - adenopathy 
S - strawberry tongue 
H - hands (palmar erythema, swelling) 
BURN - fever > 5 days
57
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Risk factors for placental abruption

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ABRUPTION:
A - Abruption previously;
B - Blood pressure (i.e. hypertension or pre-eclampsia);
R - Ruptured membranes, either premature or prolonged;
U - Uterine injury (i.e. trauma to the abdomen);
P - Polyhydramnios;
T - Twins or multiple gestation;
I - Infection in the uterus, especially chorioamnionitis;
O - Older age (i.e. aged over 35 years old);
N - Narcotic use (i.e. cocaine and amphetamines, as well as smoking)

58
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Target sign

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Intussusception

59
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whirlpool sign

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ovarian torsion

60
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Snow storm sign

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Multidiform

61
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TORCH infections

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Toxoplasmosis, other (syphilis, paroviris, varicella zoster), rubella, CMV, herpes/hepatitis

62
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Drugs that induce psychosis

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Metoclopramide, alcohol, cocaine, amphetamine, MDMA, cannabis, mephedrone, LSD, ketamine

63
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Emergency contraception

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Levonelle - 72hrs
Ulipristal acetate (Ellaone) - 120hrs
Copper coil - 120hrs