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1
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what antibiotics can cause toxic epidermal necrolysis

A

penicillins

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2
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someone has sore dry eyes for past 6 months and no change in vision loss what is the likely diagnosis

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blepharitis

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3
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treatment for gastroenteritis

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metoclopramide

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4
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what rash does herpes simplex infection cause

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erythema multifome

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5
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LH and testosterone levels for Kelinfelters

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high LH

low testosterone

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6
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if the blistering rash has no mucosal involvement what is the likely diagnosis

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bullous pemphigoid

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7
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where are ganglions most commonly seen

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back of the wrist and in women

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8
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treatment for ganglions

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they disappear spontaneously

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9
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management for back pain with a previous history of cancer

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refer to hospital immediately

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10
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management of subacute flares of rheumatoid arthritis

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intramuscular steroids

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11
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pain in the hip groin radiating to the knee in a patient with a previous hip replacement suggests what?

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aseptic loosening of the hip replacement

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12
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what systemic diseases cause erythema nodosum

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  • sarcoidosis
  • IBD
  • bechets
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13
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if after ulnar nerve damage, there is a worsening of deformity before it resolves, does this mean the nerve was injured at the wrist or the elbow

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elbow

-proximal lesions cause a less prominent deformity than distal lesions

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14
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what is proliferative retinopathy treated with

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panretinal laser photocoagulation

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15
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treatment for proximal scaphoid pole fractures

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surgery

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16
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investigation for patients with increased urinary cortisol and low plasma ACTH

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CT adrenal glands

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17
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management of primary hyperaldosteronism

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spironolactone

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18
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mechanism of action of latanoprost

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increases uveoscleral outflow

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19
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on an x-ray in a 5 year old, what does widening of the joint space and femoral head flattening indicate

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Perthe’s disease

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20
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first line management for pituitary tumour causing acromegaly

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trans-sphenoidal surgery

21
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is hypocalcaemia or hypercalcaemia a cause of cataracts

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hypocalcaemia

22
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what nerve does burning thigh pain indicate is injured

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lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh

23
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eye manifestation of crohns

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anterior uveitis

24
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x-ray findings of ankylosing spondylitis

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  • subchondral erosions
  • sclerosis
  • squaring of lumbar vertebrae
25
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in steroid dependent patients, when they are ill, what could they get

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hyperkalaemic metabolic acidosis

adrenal insufficiency

26
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what type of drug is calcipotriol

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vit D derivative

27
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whats it called when the eye deviate towards the nose

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estropia

28
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whats it called when the eye deviates temporally

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exotropia

29
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whats it called when the eye deviates superiorly

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hypertropia

30
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whats it called when the eye deviates inferiorly

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hypotropia

31
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are patients with diabetes at high risk of thromboembolism

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yes

32
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which type of diabetes is DKA more common in

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type 1

33
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most common renal carcinoma

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renal cell carcinoma

34
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most common bladder cancer

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transitional cell carcinoma

35
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what is the cause of hypocalcaemia in chronic renal failure

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reduced vitamin D hydroxylation

36
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investigation for adult GH deficiency

A

insulin tolerance test

failure of GH to rise above 20 when given insulin is abnormal

37
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presentation of thyroid anaplastic carcinoma

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  • recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy
  • dysphagia
  • stridor
38
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investigation for acute interstitial nephritis

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kidney biopsy

39
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treatment for hyperphosphataemia in chronic renal failure

A

calcium acetate

40
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which medications should be stopped in gout

A

diuretics

-bendroflumethiazide

41
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what is the treatment for a ureteric stone with severe hydronephrosis

A

nephrostomy

42
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what electrolyte abnormality is seen in ACE inhibitors

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hyperkalaemia

43
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SGLT-2 mechanism of action

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increases urinary glucose secretion

44
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treatment for an aspirin overdose

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IV sodium bicarbonate

45
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antibody in ulcerative colitis

A

pANCA

46
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which medication increases insulin sensitivity

A

-glitazones

PPAR gamma

47
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what is a complication of fluid resusitation after DKA that could cause a seizure

A

cerebral oedema

48
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pharmacological treatment for raynauds

A

nifedipine

49
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treatment for bilateral clubfoot

A

manipulation and progressive casting soon after birth

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