OPIC 1 Flashcards

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mental state exam vs MMSE

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++ I jest (for insight and judgment) for mental state exam

Abs matter according to my perception and cognition I jest

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What antipsychotic is used in BPSD in dementia and what are the side effects?

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haloperidol and risperidone

Must document risk/benefit discussion, including S.E. with patient/carers

  • Extrapyramidal symptoms
  • Over-sedation
  • Falls
  • Prolonged QTc interval
  • CVA- especially with atypicals
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3
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what is the pyramidal tract

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what are extrapyramidal tracts

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5
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urinary incontinence treatments

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6
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shockable rhythms

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non shockable rhythms

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8
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drugs in cardiac arrest

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9
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drugs in cardiac arrest 2

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10
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clotting screen notes

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fill in this table for clotting screen results (PT/INR, APTT, bleeding time, platelet count, notes)

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12
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effect of anticoagulants and anti platelets on coagulation screen

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All anticoagulants (warfarin, heparins, NOACs) will increase the PT/INR and the APTT; this should, therefore, be considered when interpreting results. Patients on warfarin will have a specific target INR depending on the condition they have (AF, valve replacements, etc), it is, therefore, a good idea to get a medical history from the patient.

Antiplatelets, such as clopidogrel (P2Y12 inhibitor) and aspirin, will also cause derangement. These, however, will cause an increase in the overall bleeding time but won’t affect PT or APTT.

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13
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syncope

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TLOC, lose voluntary muscle tone, rapid onset with spontaneous and prompt recovery, full recovery, transient global cerebral hypo-perfusion

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TLOC

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TLOC - short duration, loss of responsiveness, abnormal motor control, amnesia

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Fall

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coming to rest on a lower level with or without LOC, not due to an external force or medical problem directly

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16
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peripheral vs central vertigo

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peripheral- imbalance is moderate to severe, N and V severe, auditory symptoms common, neurology rare, compensation rapid, nystagmus unidirectional/horizontal or rotatory

central- mild to moderate balance, N variable, rarely auditory, common neurology, slow compensation, bidirectional/horizontal/vertical nystagmus

17
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dizziness from inner ear conditions comparison

18
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FND

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no organic cause