Medicine Flashcards

1
Q

What med masks hypoglycaemia symptoms

A

b blocker

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2
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Mx antifreeze poisoning

A

fomepizole

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3
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Features rheumatic fever

A

2-4 weeks post strep pyogenes
needs group A strep ag test
polyarthritis
mid diastolic murmur
needs nsaids and penicillin 5

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4
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Carcinoid tumours features

A

usually mets which release serotonin
flushing
diarrhoea
hypotension
cushings syndrome
Needs octreotide

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5
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Features of Gilberts syndrome

A

defect in bilirubin conjugation so rise when starvation periods or stress

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6
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Equation for serum osmolality

A

2Na + urea + glucose

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7
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Ix if highly expecting endocarditis but echo negative

A

PET CT

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8
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features leprosy

A

hypopigmented skin patches
nerve involvement
needs rifampicin + dapsone + clofazimine

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9
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Features of CO poisoning

A

headaches
confusion
n+v
pink mucosa
needs vbg/abg to check then 100% high flow oxygen

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10
Q

Complications of burns

A

Eschar
dehydration
infection
curlings ulcer

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11
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Initial mx burns

A

remove source
irrigate 30 mins
dress + no cream
leave blisters in tact
fluids
intubate

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12
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Classes of burns according to depth

A

superficial epidermis: red/painful
partial (superficial dermal): pale/pink/blister
partial (deep dermal): white, non blanching erythema, reduced sensation
full thickness: waxy brown, no pain

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13
Q

benzos overdose mx

A

flumazenil

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14
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salicyclate overdose vs tca overdose symptoms

A

salicyclate: hyperventilation, tinnitus, fatigue, seizures, uncontrolled glucose
tca: antimusc (dilated pupils, blurry v, tachyc), arrythmias, meta acidosis, wide qrs

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15
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Acute intermittent porphyria features

A

auto dom resulting in abnormal haem synthesis
abdo pain
motor neuropathy
depression
urine turns red when standing
needs iv haem arginate

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