MCQ final Flashcards
What is the spiral model that effective learners go through?
ALACT
Action Looking back Awareness Creating Trial
What kind of receptors are cannaboid receptors?
G protein
Is cannabis lipid soluble?
Yes very
What is the effect of mepherone?
Stimulant effect
What legal high is most commonly associated with death?
Mephedrone
What is ivory wave’s effect?
Similar to cocaine - reduces dopamine uptake
When must a chaperone be present?
whenever a patient requests. no chaperone no exam.
always present when doing intimate exainaitons
What are some factors to medical professionalism?
Integrity compassion altruism continuous improvement excellence working in partnership
Name the stages of gibbs reflective cycle:
Description of event feelings of event Evaluation of the event Analysis of event Conclusion Action
Stages of blood alcohol level
- 02-0.03% - mood elevation
- 05-0.06% - increased reaction time, loss of fine movement control
- 08-0.09% - Euphroia - drunk
- 14- 0.15% - Gross impairment of motor control and metal state
- 2- 0.3% - loss of motor control
- 4-0.5% - coma death
GMCs of professionalism:
Good clinical care maintaining good medical practice relationship with patients working with colleagues Teaching and training Probity Health
Name stages in audit:
Review standards
Implement appropriate change
Compare standards with observed practice
Over all risk of down syndrome? and ages
1/1000
20: 1/1500
30: 1/900
40: 1/100
What are some blood markers for downs?
Raised bhcg
reduced PAPP-A
Things associated with Utilitarian?
the greatest amount of good for
the greatest amount of time for
the greatest amount of people
What is the suicide act?
Suicide act 1961 - criminal offence to aid or abet someone to commit suicide
What is active euthanasia?
“mercy killing” Someone deliberately acting to reducing someones life
What is passive euthanasia?
Involves not doing something to keep an individual alive.
- with holding life support
Non - voluntary euthanasia?
Legal proxy speaking on behave of the patient
Involuntary euthanasia?
With out the authority of patient or legal proxy. via a court
How many couples experience primary or secondary infertility infertility some point in life?
20%
What is mean inhertibility of ADHD in adults?
30%
What things should be thought about when appraising research papers?
Research objectives
Study design
Sampling
Measurements
Results
Discussion and conclusions
What do cohort studies on disease patients produce and on disease free people?
Diseased:
natural history
prognosis
survival
Disease free:
risk
aetiology
