last minute exams - to learn! Flashcards

1
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side effect of tamoxifen

A

hot flushes

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2
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most common organism for infective exacerbation of COPD is….

A

H. influenza

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3
Q

what type of cough would you get for:
- whooping cough
- croup

A

whoop - PO macrolide

barking - STAT dex or INH steroid

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4
Q

tx of guttate psoriasis

A

no benefit to start abx
therefore, give reassurance and topical treatments if the lesions are symptomatic

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5
Q

treatment of actinitic keratosis

A

fluorouracil cream
topical diclofenac
topical imiquimod
cryotherapy
curretage and cautery

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6
Q

causes of raised prolactin

A

pregnancy
prolactinoma
physiological
PCOS
primary hypothyroidism
phenothiazine
metocloPramide
domPeridone

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7
Q

acute ACS and coccaine use - what else to give apart from ACS treatment?

A

benzodiazepine IV

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8
Q

if both vitamin B12 and folate levels are low, which one to treat first>

A

vitamin B12

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9
Q

organism for recurrent otitis externa

A

candida

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10
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patient who has AF and stroke at the same time - when to start anticoagulation?

A

2 weeks post-admission

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11
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which drug should be avoided with SSRI?

A

Triptans

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12
Q

what is the symptom found in SSRI dicontinuation syndrome?

A

diarrhoea
electric shock sensations
anxiety
dizzyness

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13
Q

which antidepressant has more sedative effect in lower dose but this disappears in higher doses?

A

mirtazepine

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14
Q

tx of panic disorder

A

SSRI

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15
Q

which HTN-drug can cause digoxin toxicity?

A

thiazide, loop diuretics, ciclosporin, amiodarone, calcium-channel blocker (verapamil, diltiazem), spironolactone

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16
Q

Heroin can cause what complication?

A

VTE

17
Q

St John’s Wort is a CYP what?

A

inducer

18
Q

Poisoning - what is the antidote?
Organophosphate poisoning
Iron
Antifreeze
digoxin
ecstasy
Beta-blocker
Aspirin/Salicylate
TCA
lithium
lead
cyanide

A

Organophosphate: atropine
Iron: dexferrioxamine
Antifreeze: fomepizole
digoxin: digibind
ecstacy: supportive, dantrolene for hyperthermia only
beta-blocker: atropine -> glucagon
ASpirin/salicylate: urine alkalinisation with IV bicarb -> haemdialysis (pul oedema, acidosis)
TCA: IV bicarb
lithium - IV fluids -> haemdialysis
lead: dimercaprol, calcium edetate
cyanide: hydroxycobalamin, also combination of amyl nitrite, sodium nitrite, and sodium thiosulfate

19
Q

what symptom can you find in organophosphate poisoning?

A

SLUD
salivation, lacrimation, urination, defaecation

bradycardia, hypotension
small pupils (miosis)

tx: atropine

20
Q

Ehtylene glycol VS methanol poisonin

A

EG: tx: fomepizole

Methanol: tx: fomepizole/ethanol -> HD

21
Q

coccaine toxicity - ?PC

A

hyperthermia, psychosis, metabolic acidosis, rhabdomyolysis, seizures, hypertonic, hyperreflexic, dilated pupils, hypertension

chest pain -> MI

tx: benzodiazepine

22
Q

drug causing lung fibrosis

A

amiodarone
bleomycin
methotrexate
sulfasalazine
nitrofurantoin
bromocriptine
cabergoline
pergolide

23
Q

what drug will most likely exacerbate lithium toxicity?

A

thiazide
ACEi
ARB
NSAIDs
metronidazole
dehydration
renal failure

PC: blurred vision, tremor, hyperreflexia, d&v, abdo pain, seizures

Tx: IVI -> HD

24
Q

which NSAID is contraindicated in any cardiovascular disease?

A

diclofenac

25
Q

Lyme disease - how lonng treatment?

A

14 days doxycycline
IV ceftriaxone if disseminated

26
Q

campylobacter - tx?

A

clarithromycin

27
Q

first line for GAD

A

sertraline

28
Q

SSRI should be avoided with warfarin/heparin due to…

A

increased risk of bleeding

29
Q

what med to start if patinet cannot take 2 antipsychotic

A

clozapine