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1
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what does this describe histologically?

appearance of intradepidermal vesicles and spongiosis

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dermatitis

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what does this describe histologically?

parakeratosis and micro-abscesses

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psoriasis

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3
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what does this describe histologically?

fluid filled bulla, +/- split through DEJ

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bullous

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4
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what is the enzyme defect and build up of enzyme in PCT?

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defect: uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase

build up: uroporphyrinogen

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5
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what is the enzyme defect and build up in EP?

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defect: ferrocheletase

build up: protoporphyrins

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what is the enzyme defect and build up in AIP?

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defect: PBG deaminase

build up: porphyrins

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7
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first line treatment for acne rosacea

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topical metronidazole

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8
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first line treatment for acne vulgaris

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benzyl peroxide/topical clindamycin

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9
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which insulin do you give once a day?

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basal bolus = long acting e.g Lantus/ Levemir

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10
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what diabetic drugs are weight neutral?

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DPP4 inhibitors; GLIPTINS

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name some rapid acting insulin

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humalog, novorapid, apidra

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12
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name some short acting insulin

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humulin S, actarapid, insuman rapid

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13
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name some intermediate acting insulin

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insulatard, humulin I, insuman basal

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14
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name some long acting insulin

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lantus, levemir

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15
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which diabetic drug helps weight loss

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metformin, incretin analogues (modest weight loss), SGLT2 inhibitors

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16
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which diabetic drugs cause weight gain

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sulphonylureas, TZDs

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17
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which diabetic drugs help prevent macrovascular complications

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TZDs

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18
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what diabetic drugs help with microvascular complications

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Sulfonylureas

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19
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which diabetic drug helps with both macro and micro complications

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Metformin

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20
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biochem results in Pagets

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normal Ca + phosphate, high ALP

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21
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which drug causes reactivation of latent TB

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TNF alpha inhibitors

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22
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what nerve is compressed in cubital tunnel syndrome?

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ulnar

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23
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what DMARD causes interstitial pneumonitis

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Methotrexate

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24
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what rheum drugs are nephrotoxic?

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gold, penicillamine

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25
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what vaccinations at 2 months?

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5in1, men b, PCV, rotavirus

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what vaccinations at 3 months

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5in1, men c, rotavirus

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27
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what vaccinations at 4 months

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5 in 1, men b, PCV

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28
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what vaccinations at 1 year

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Hib, Men C, PCV, MMR, men b

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29
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what vaccinations 2-11 years

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flu, 5in1, MMR

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30
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what does the 5 in 1 vaccine contain

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diptheria, Hib, polio, pertussis, tetanus

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31
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what vaccines are live attenuated

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MMR, polio

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32
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what vaccines are inactivated

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pertussis

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33
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what vaccines still have components of virus in them

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influenza, pneumococcal, diptheria, tetanus

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34
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describe gross motor skill at 6 weeks

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head held in vertical

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35
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describe gross motor skill at 6 months

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can roll from stomach to back, push up with arms and weight bear

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36
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describe gross motor skill at 12 months

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can cruise around furniture

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37
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describe gross motor at 2 years

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can do stairs with both feet

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38
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describe gross motor at 4 years

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runs, hops

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39
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describe fine motor at 6 weeks

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follows torch

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40
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describe fine motor at 6 months

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moves objects from hand to hand, palmar grasp

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41
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describe fine motor at 12 months

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neat pincer grip

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42
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describe fine motor at 2 years

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6/7 block tower, can draw circle

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43
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describe fine motor at 4 years

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can thread beads, draw cross/man

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44
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describe language at 6 weeks

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stills to voice

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45
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describe language at 6 months

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babbles (mono)

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46
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describe language at 12 months

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knows own name

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47
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describe language at 2 years

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knows 50+ words, can follow instructions

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48
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describe language at 4 years

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stories, sentences and can count to 20

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49
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describe social at 6 weeks

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social smile

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50
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describe social at 6 months

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still friendly with strangers

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51
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describe social at 12 months

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drinks from cup, waves bye bye

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52
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describe social at 2 years

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hat, shoes, symbolic play

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53
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describe social at 4 years

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can dress themselves

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54
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define attachment

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psychological model to describe dynamics of relationships

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55
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what attachment is this describing?

child readily explores, uses carer as a secure base, confident

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secure attachment

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56
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anxious attachment description?

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child avoids or ignores parent, strangers not treated much differently from parent

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57
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anxious ambivalent description

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wary of strangers, usually distressed, ambivalent when parent returns

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58
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what is animism?

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belief that everything has some kind of consciousness

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59
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BPPV vertigo lasts for?

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seconds to minutes

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60
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Diagnosis of BPPV

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Dix Hallpike

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61
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treatment of BPPV

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Epley manoeuvre

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62
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compression of the facial nerve in the facial canal causes what?

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Bells palsy

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63
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what is ramsay hunt syndrome?

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reactivation of Varicella Zoster in geniculate ganglion of facial nerve

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64
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the first feature of ramsay hunt is usually?

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auricular pain

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65
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what type of rash is seen in ramsay hunt and where?

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vesicular rash around ear

66
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how do you manage ramsay hunt?

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aciclovir and corticosteroids

67
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another name for high eye

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hypertropia

68
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another name for low eye

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hypotropia

69
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what is esotropia?

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convergent squint, eye looking inwards

70
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what is exotropia?

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divergent squint, eye looking outwards

71
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primary movement of medial rectus

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ADduction

72
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primary movement of lateral rectus

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ABduction

73
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describe oculomotor palsy

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exotropia and hypotropia, fixed dilated pupil

74
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painful oculomotor palsy makes you think what?

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aneurysm

75
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describe trochlear nerve palsy

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hypertropia, vertical diplopia, head held tilted, cannot look down and in

76
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describe abducens palsy

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esotropia, horizontal diplopia,

77
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first line treatment for BPH

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alpha blockers - tamsulosin

78
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second line treatment for BPH

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5 alpha reductase - finestride

79
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diagnosis of BPH

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PSA antigen, before PR exam and TRUS with biopsy

80
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what is the first line investigation for hydrocele

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doppler

81
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GFR in stage 3 CKD

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30-60

82
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what do you give for high blood pressure in someone with renal disease?

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ACEi

83
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Churg-strauss antibody?

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pANCA (anti-MPO)

84
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wegners antibody?

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cANCA (anti-PR3)

85
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goodpastures antibody?

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anti-GBM

86
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common symptoms of nephritic syndrome and causes

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haematuria, hypertension

rapidly progressive GN, IgA nephropathy, Alport syndrome

87
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common symptoms of nephrotic syndrome and causes

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proteinuria, oedema

minimal change disease, membranous GN, focal segmental, amyloidosis, diabetic nephropathy

88
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causes of both nephritic and nephrotic

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diffuse proliferative, membranoproliferative, post-streptococcal

89
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upper arm compartment

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APMR

90
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4arm (A)

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pmuf

91
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4arm (P)

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SER

92
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thigh (a)

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Ft E femoral

93
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thigh (p)

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F Et sciatic (tibial division)

94
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thigh (m)

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AO

95
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leg (a)

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AD, TF, d.fib

96
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leg (p)

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AP, TE, tib

97
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leg (l)

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FE, WP. super fib

98
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segmental fracture is

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fracture in 2 places

99
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communited fracture is

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fracture with 3 or more parts

100
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oblique fracture is

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diagonal looking, shearing force

101
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spiral fracture is

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torsional force, unstable

102
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transverse fracture is

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bending force, straight break

103
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greenstick fracture is

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bone bends and breaks

104
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buckle fracture is

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incomplete fracture of shaft

105
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Bartons fracture is

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intra-articular fracture of distal radius

106
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Chauffeurs fracture is

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intra-articular fracture of radial styloid

107
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Colles fracture

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fracture of distal radius, dorsal and radial displacement, dinner fork deformity

108
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smiths fracture

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reverse colles

109
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Monteggia fracture

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proximal ulnar break, radial head dislocation

110
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Galezzi fracture

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radial fracture, dislocation of distal radio ulnar joint

111
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what is the most common Salter Harris fracture? describe it

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Salter Harris type 2;

physeal fracture with small metaphyseal fragment attached

112
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crystals seen in gout are?

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monosodium urate

113
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appearance of gout on polarised microscopy

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needle shaped, negative bifringence

114
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acute attack of gout treatment

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NSAIDs, corticosteroids, opioids, cholchicine

115
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chronic treatment of gout

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acute treatment + allopurinol

116
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pseudogout crystals are?

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calcium pyrophosphate

117
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side effect of Methotrexate

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liver cirrhosis, pneumonitis

118
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side effect of sulfasalazine

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rash, oligiospermia, anaemia

119
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side effect of hydroxychloroquine

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retinopathy, corneal deposits

120
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side effect of prednisolone

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cushingoid, osteoporosis, hypertension, cataracts

121
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side effect of gold/penicillamine

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proteinuria

122
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patient with diabetes symptoms; what is the diabetic criteria?

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fasting glucose = 7

random glucose = 11

123
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patient has no symptoms of diabetes what is the criteria?

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fasting glucose = 7, random glucose = 11

has to be shown on 2 different occasions

124
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screening test for Acromegaly

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serum IGF-1

125
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diagnostic test for acromegaly

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oral glucose tolerance test

126
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tests for addisons

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short synacthen test, anti-21-hydroxylase, 9am serum cortisol

127
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test for Conns

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bloods; excess aldosterone, high NaCl + H20, low K

128
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testing for adrenal hyperplasia

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plasma aldosterone + renin ratio

129
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if plasma aldosterone + renin ratio is above 2, what test is performed?

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saline suppression test

130
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Cushings tests

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low dose dexamethasone

24 hour urinary free cortisol

131
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what test is done to determine between pituitary, adrenal or ectopic cushings?

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high dexamethasone

132
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what antibodies are seen in Hashimotos?

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anti TPO, anti-Tg

133
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how to test for Phaemochromocytoma?

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urinary catecholamines, 131 iodine MIBG

134
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anterior pituitary hormones

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GH, ACTH, TSH, PRL, FSH, LH

135
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posterior pituitary hormones

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oxytocin, ADH

136
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treatment for addisons

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hydrocortisone to replace cortisol

fludro to replace aldosterone

137
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treatment of Conns

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surgery

138
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treatment of adrenal hyperplasia

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spironolactone

139
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treatment of cushings

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Metyrapone (11b-hydroxylase blocker)

140
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treatment of Phaeo

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surgical excision, alpha and beta blockade

141
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side effect of carbimazole

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agranulocytosis

142
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describe MEN 1

A

parathyroid, pituitary, pancreas
gene = MEN1

common presentation = hypercalcaemia

143
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describe MEN2a

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medullary thyroid, parathyroid, phaeo

gene = RET

144
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describe MEN2b

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medullary thyroid, Phaeo

145
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zona glomerulosa produces, under control of?

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minerals = aldosterone

RAAS

146
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zona fasiculata produces

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glucos = cortisol, ACTH

147
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zona reticularis produces

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sex hormones, ACTH

148
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adrenal medulla produces

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catecholamines, sympathetic nervous system

149
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what do the thyroid parafollicular cells produce?

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calcitonin

150
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what do the thyroid follicular cells produce?

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thyroglobulin

151
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hypothalamic hormones; releasing

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GHRH, PRH, TRH, CRH, GnRH

152
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hypothalamic hormones; inhibiting

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somatostatin, dopamine

153
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muscles of the thenar compartment?

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abductor pollicus, opponens pollicus

154
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treatment of athletes foot?

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terbinafine

155
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treatment of septic arthritis? coverage of these Abx

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flucloxacillin, ceftrioxone for kingella cover

156
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treatment of otitis externa

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aural toilet (acetic acid)

157
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treatment of pyelonephritis

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co-amoxiclav or co-trimoxazole

158
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describe the events leading up to a non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy

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hyperglycaemia 
pericyte death 
thickening of BM 
vascular permiability 
retinal oedema 
hard exudates
159
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swan neck deformity?

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hyper PIP, flex DIP

160
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boutoneirres deformity?

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hyperDIP, flex PIP

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