MRCP Geris Flashcards

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Anton syndrome

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  • The patient behaves and talks as if they can see
  • The patient may bump into furniture or fall over objects
  • The patient may describe people and objects that aren’t there
  • The patient may try to walk through walls or closed doors
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Anton syndrome secondary to

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basilar artery infarct
bilateral occipital infarct

Note: occipital lesion hence blind but pretend they can see

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3
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Metastatic bone marrow blood film

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nucleated red cells
- precusor early red cell

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4
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Polycythaemia vera diagnosis

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JAK 2

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5
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Pons in brainstem supplied by…

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basilar artery

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6
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Anterior cerebral arteries supply…

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medial frontal lobe and superior medial parietal lobe

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7
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MCA supplies…

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anterior cerebral cortex
anterior temporal lobe

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8
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posterior communicating connects…

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PCA and internal carotid

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9
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Myoglobinuria

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rhabdomyolysis

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10
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Bipolar management

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First: lithium monotherapy
Second: vaproate with lithium

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Cranial nerves passing through jugular foramen

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internal jugular vein

sx:
glossophayngeal (posterior 1/3 tongue)

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12
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Geniculate ganglion

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motor sensory and PSNS of facial nerve and hearing

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13
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Internal capsule

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motor cortex nerves cross the internal capsule
- contralateral hemiplegia

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14
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Carotid endarterectomy for…

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stenosis >50% if symptomatic on that side

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15
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CLL diagnosis

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flow cytometry for antigens on lymphocytes
aka immunophenotype

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16
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PSP parkinson plus

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early onset
bilateral
falls
proximal > distal rigid
dysphagia
loss of verticaal gaze

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17
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MSA parkinson plus

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Early postural drop
autonomic sign
coat hanger pain
sweating

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18
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Barthel index - post stroke PROGNOSIS

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80-100 = independent ADL
50-79 = moderate reduced
25-49 = low ADL
0-24 = v.low ADL

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19
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Axillary nerve damage

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deltoid patch parathesia

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20
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CKD with OA pain management

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topical ibuprofen
can add codeine - note risk of opioid toxicity

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Long term use to antipsychotic with involuntary movements including lip smacking

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tardive dyskinesia

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22
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AF with pauses of CHB

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DDDR - dual chamber

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23
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Pupuric rash thrombocytopenia, rash in upper arms and chest with thrombosis

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TTP

Mx: plasma exchange with FFP

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24
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Age related hearing loss

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presbycusis

  • bilateral sensorineural hearing loss
  • dizziness
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positive rinne's
bone conduction better than air = sensorineural loss
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lateralisation of weber's
lateralise towards conductive loss lateralise away from sensory loss
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osteosclerosis
progressive conductive hearing loss abnormal bone growth family history
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acoustic neuroma
sensorineural loss facial nerve involvement
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Meniere
tinninus vertigo fluctuating hearing loss fullness
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VTE prophylaxis crcl 15-30
reduced dose clexane
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Life threatening depression stupor
ECT
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Lentigo maligna
Surgical excision
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Treatment for Waldenstrom
Plasmaparesis- increased viscosity
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PICA
lateral medullary syndrome Spinothalamic tract both face and contralateral body dysphagia slurred speech nystagmus
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Alzheimer's management mild to moderate (mmse 20-24)
rivastigmine
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Neostigmine use
myasthenia gravis
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venous ulcer
chronic insufficiency - haemosiderin large superficial irregular border slough in the base
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Bowmen disease
SCC in legs
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arterial ulcer
small punched out bony prominence at ankle/toe
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neuropathic ulcer
feet
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Delirium tremens
tremor sweating tachycardia agitation hallucination
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tonsillar herniation
Coning increase mindbrain ICP increase BP drops HR
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alpha synuclein
lewy body dementia
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tau protein
alzheimers
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beta amyloid
alzheimers
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prolonged QT abx
clarithromycin
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subacute combined degeneration of cord
upper and lower motor neuron B12 deficiency reduced reflex reduced motor reduced sensation- proprioception glove and stocking
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co-trimoxazole long term side effect
neutropenia
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Hospital acquired pneumonia organism
MRSA most common
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lentigo maligna
premalignant lesion that can become malignant melanoma
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BCC skin
pearly nodule with surface rolled edge telangiectasia
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SCC skin
arise from acintic keratosis or bowmen's disease crusted nodule ulcerated scaly
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Treatment failure for CAUTI
biofilm formation hence need to change catheter when infection suspected
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Frontal lobe dementia...
inability to draw interlocking pentagons
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Primary polycithaemia
neutrophil alkaline phosphatase
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nystagmus
cerebellum
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Prions
CJD- rapid dementia
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MRSA bacteramia treatment
first: vanc second: teic if allergic to above or linezolid
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Pick bodies
frontotemporal dementia
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CLL monotherapy choice
chlorambucil