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Pass med and general Flashcards

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Fungal meningitis in immunosuppressed

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Cryptococcal meningitis - yeast encapsulating - sex worker

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Examination findings constitant with ankylosing spondylitis

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Schober’s test <5cm

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Investigation findings for SLE

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Positive Anti-dsDNA and anti-smith antibodies, Low levels for C3 and C4

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Genetic cause of Marfans syndrome and hw do you monitor

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Marfan’s syndrome is an autosomal dominant connective tissue disorder. It is caused by a defect in the FBN1 gene on chromosome 15 that codes for the protein fibrillin-1. It affects around 1 in 3,000 people.

Monitor via regular echo

Give BBlocker and Losartan for ACE-I as it decreases TGF-B

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What does chest pain with ECG changes in all leads and a small rise in troponin mean?

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All coronary territories points away from ACS.

Small rise in troponin points to pericarditis

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What type of pericarditis does ureamia cause?

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fibrinous pericarditis

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Specific ECG changes in pericarditis

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widespread ‘saddle-shaped’ ST elevation

PR depression: most specific ECG marker for pericarditis

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Imaging in non massive PE, with no renal failure

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Computed tomographic pulmonary angiography (CTPA)

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Periarticular erosions are seen in

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rheumatoid arthritis

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X-ray changes of osteoarthritis

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decrease of joint space
subchondral sclerosis
subchondral cysts
osteophytes forming at joint margins

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Electrolyte imbalance associated with sertraline

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SSRIs are associated with hyponatraemia

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What are the shockable rhythms in cardiac arrest?

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VF and pulsless VT pVT - If VF/pVT persists, only after a third shock should adrenaline 1 mg IV and amiodarone 300 mg IV be administered.

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How long before surgery should warfarin be stopped?

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Five days in general - INR has to be bellow 1.5

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Ankylosing spondylitis features

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Ankylosing spondylitis features - the 'A's 
Apical fibrosis
Anterior uveitis
Aortic regurgitation
Achilles tendonitis
AV node block
Amyloidosis
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15
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TB drug that can induce lupus

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Isoniazid

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confusion and pink mucosae are typical features of

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carbon monoxide poisoning

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17
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What drugs decrease lithium levels?

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sodium bicarbonate and aminophylline

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18
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Common side effects of bisphosphonates

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Eosophageal problems

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… can be added as a second line treatment for rate control in atrial fibrillation

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Digoxin

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Diagnosis of Orthostatic hypotension

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Orthostatic hypotension can be diagnosed when there is a drop in SBP of at least 20 mmHg and/or a drop in DBP of at least 10 mmHg within 3 minutes of standing

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Patient taking antibiotics with new onsent of An ECG shows polymorphic ventricular tachycardia (torsades de pointes).

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Clarithromycin can cause QT interval prolongation and therefore may trigger polymorphic ventricular tachycardia, particularly in patients with an underlying channelopathy.

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Penicillamine can cause what in a patietn with wilsons disease

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membranous glomerulonephropathy and therefore prominent bilateral leg swelling and periorbital oedema.

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23
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Fever on alternating days

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Malaria

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24
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Four myxoedemic coma signs

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Hypothermia, hyporeflexia, bradycardia and seizures, think

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Renal disease caused by penicillin

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acute interstitial nephritis

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Eosinophilic casts in urine are a sign of … usually caused by ….

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tubulointerstitial nephritis, usually caused by drug reactions

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Antibiotics that cause Rhabdomyolysis o

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erythromycin

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28
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High anion gap means high which type of acid?

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Organic acid

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29
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What type of acidosis is anion gap useful in?

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Metabolic

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30
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What are the causes of high ion gap acidosis?

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Lactic acidosis(Shock, salicylate), ketoacidosis, methanol poisoning, ethylene glycol poisoning

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What are the causes of a normal ion gap acidosis?

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Renal Tubular acidosis and diarrhoea

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32
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What can a normal ion gap acidosis be referred to?

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Hyperchloraemic acidosis

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33
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Anti psychotic most linked to prolong QT

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Halaperidol

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34
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Clozapine adverse effect

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agranulocytosis

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35
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Acronym for mechanism of benzos and barbituates

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Frequently Bend - during barbecues

  • Benzos increase frequency of chloride
    Barbiturates increase duration of chloride
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36
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Starting Fluoxetine from another SSRI

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Stop SSRI and then start, if moving from fluoxetine wait seven days on nothing.

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37
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ECT side effects

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headache
nausea
short term memory impairment
memory loss of events prior to ECT
cardiac arrhythmia
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Side effects of lithium

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nausea/vomiting, diarrhoea
fine tremor
nephrotoxicity: polyuria, secondary to nephrogenic diabetes insipidus
thyroid enlargement, may lead to hypothyroidism
ECG: T wave flattening/inversion
weight gain
idiopathic intracranial hypertension

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39
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Lithium levels required

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0.4-1.0 mmol/L

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40
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What two organs are effected by lithium

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kidneys and thyroid - hypothyroid

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41
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Mirtazapine side effects and what patients you give it to

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sedative and increased apatite. Good for elderly patients. a2 antagonist

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42
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Non-selective monoamine oxidase inhibitors side effect

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Cheese reaction - avoid tyramine

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43
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Bromocriptine is a treatment for

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galactorrhoea

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44
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According to current NICE guidelines on the management of DKA, the infusion of insulin should be

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0.1 unit/kg/hr

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45
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Thiazolidinediones are absolutely contraindicated in

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Heart failure`

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46
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prolactinoma first line medical treatment

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Dopamine agonist such as bromocriptine

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47
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optimal treatment in HNF1A-MODY

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Sulfonylureas

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48
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Atrial fibrillation cardioversion drugs

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amiodarone + flecainide

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Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy is caused by

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the JC virus or BK virus

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50
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Factor V Leiden mutation results in

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activated protein C resistance

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51
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Gait ataxia is caused by

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cerebellar vermis lesions

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52
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Myelodysplasia may progress to

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acute myeloid leukaemia

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53
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Antibiotics for acites with protein of 15 or less

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oral ciprofloxacin

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54
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Large vessel arteritis in woman

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Takayasu’s arteritis

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55
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What respiratory drug increases lactate?

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salbutamol

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56
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How to differential left and right heart failure?

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You only get pulmonary oedema in Left sided heart failure, although chronic pulmonary oedema can then cause right sided heart failure think cor pulmonale

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57
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Where is BNP made?

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Ventricles

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58
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Referral for BNP between 400-2000

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six week cardiology

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59
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Referral for BNP over 2000

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Two week wait cardiology

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60
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What can you use as a substitute for spironolactone

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Eplerenone

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61
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Side effects of ACE- I

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cough due to bradykinin, postural hypotension and angioedema which can look like anaphylaxis

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62
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Drug if patient in AF with HF

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Digoxin

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63
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Blood cultures or antibiotics first if septic?

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Blood cultures if you can still give antibiotics within an hour

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64
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What type of organisms normally cause UTIs and Pylionephritis

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Gram negative rods e.g e. coli

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65
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How to protect kidneys if giving contrast

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Give fluids

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66
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ALL triad

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Bruised, tired and pale

67
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Most common paediatric tumour

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osteocytoma

68
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Common SOL if someone had childhood radiotherapy

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meningioma

69
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Posterior rib fracture in kids

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non accidental injury

70
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Kid with lots of burns that look like NAI

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Staph A blisters

71
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most common cause of macropituitaryism

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prolactinoma

72
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mechanism of hyperpigmintation in addisons

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ACTH binds to melanocortin 1 receptor

73
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White sputum often means

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COPD

74
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Gout histological findings

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negatively birefringent needle shaped crystals

75
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Drug that causes gout

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Bendroflumethiazide

76
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Multiple Myeloma urinary protein

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bence jones

77
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Leads that change in a right sided MI

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II, III, AVF

78
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What artery normally supplies both the SA and AV node?

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right coronary artery

79
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Acute pancreatitis Blood test

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amylase

80
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Chronic pancreatitis test

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stool elastase

81
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Thyroid problem that causes a raised calcitonin?

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Medullary thyroid cancer - can be part of MEN 2

82
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Charcot’s triad

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RUQ pain, jaundice, fever

83
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What does anti cardiolipin indicate?

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Antiphospholipid

84
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Most sensitive marker for lupus

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ANA - 90%, double stranded DNA more spesific but only in 60%

85
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Industrial cause of transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder

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Alanine dyes

86
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Risk factors for squarmous cell carcinoma of the bladder

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smoking and schistosomiasis

87
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TB staining

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Acid Fast

88
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pneumonia urinary tests

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pneumococcal and legionella

89
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serum ceoliac test

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Anti TTG

90
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what happens to lipids in nephrotic syndrome

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Hyperlipidaemia

91
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Coffee bean sign

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Sigmoid Volvulus

92
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Meningitis and rash

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meningicoccal septicaemia

93
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Hyperkalaemia ECG changes

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Tall T, Broad QRS, flat P

94
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what part of brain circulation are the legs supplied from?

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anterior circulation

95
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Treatment for status epilepticus

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lorazapam

96
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TB treatment algorithm

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2 weeks of RIPE, four weeks of RI

97
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Middle aged woman who wears a head scarf and breaks her hip

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Vit D deficiency

98
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Pin point pupils overdose

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opioids

99
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Young girl, wide QRS, long QT overdose

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Tricyclics, give bicarbonates

100
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Benzo overdose signs and treatment

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Flumazenil, but only if very bad as lover the siuzuire threshold

101
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Heparin overdose treatment

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Protamine sulphate

102
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Beta blocker overdose treatment

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Atropine if brady, glucagon if resistant

103
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Wrist drop after a bender

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radial nerve palsy

104
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Treatment for oesophageal candida

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fluconazole

105
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AIDs diarrhoea

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cryptosporidium

106
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HIV penumonia

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P Jiroveci, give co trimoxazole

107
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HIV and rash

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Kaposi’s sarcoma

108
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HIV focal neurological lesions

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Toxoplasmosis

109
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Meningitis in HIV

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Cryptococcus

110
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HIV eye disease

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CMP retinitis

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GORD associated cancer

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adenocarcinoma of the oesophagus

112
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Smoking and oesophagus cancer

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squamous cell carcinoma

113
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treatment for PE but anticoagulation contraindicated

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IVC filter

114
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gold standard investigation for achalasia

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Manometry

115
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Two muscles that a pharangeal pouch is made in

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between thyopharyngeus and cricopharangeus

116
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Systemic sclerosis symptoms and treatment

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Raynaud’s and scleroderma, in CREST Calcinosis, Raynaud’s phenomenon, oEsophageal dysmotility, Sclerodactyly, Telangiectasia. Associated with anti centromere antibodies

117
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diffuse cutaneous systemic sclerosis test

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scl-70 antibodies

118
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GI cause of high urea

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Upper GI bleed

119
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Peptic ulcer sign and treatment

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Pain on eating, H pylori, triple therapy for PPI two months, amox and clarithro

120
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Multiple gastric ulcers and no H Pylori

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Zollinger Elison syndrome

121
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Calcified pancreas

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Chronic pancreatitis

122
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IBD with granuloma

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Always crohns

123
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Albumin in IBD

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Low as chronic inflamation

124
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Crohns treatment

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Azathioprin

125
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Side effect of TNF-alpha inhibitors

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reactivation of TB. Example: infliximab

126
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Gold standard investiagtion of ceoliac

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Jejunal biopsy - can get dermatitis hepetiformis and deranged LFTs

127
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HNPCC inheritance

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autosomal dominant

128
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What can you give for IBS pain

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mebeverine

129
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Complication of compylobacter jejuni

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Guillan barrie

130
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If Salmonella, diiarrhoea and rose rash

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typhoid fever

131
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Acute liver injury and blood

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in acute liver injury clotting will be off

132
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If AST:ALT is greater than 2

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Alcohol

133
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NASH and LFTs

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ALT higher than AST

134
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Paget’s and LFTs

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rise in ALP

135
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Thyroid cancer that secretes calcitonin

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Medullary tumour, cancer of parafolicular C cells, secretes calcitonin as part of MEN 2

136
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Thyroid cancer associated with hashimotos

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lymphoma

137
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Most common thyroid cancer

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papilliary

138
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commonest type of ovarian cyst

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follicular cyst - gets smaller after several mestrual cycles

139
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Yoke sac tumours secrete

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AFP

140
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High AFP in pregnancy

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nural tube defect

141
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Low AFP in pregnancy

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Trisomy 21

142
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Ovarian tumour that secretes hCG

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choriocarcinoma - often malignant

143
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Time window for stroke thrombolysis

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4.5 hours, if over 300mg aspirin

144
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Valoprate and enzymes

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Enzyme inhibitor - think of trading inhibitions

145
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Migraine treatment and migraine prophylaxis

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Treatment Triptan (T), Prophylaxis Propanolol or topiramate

146
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Suspected or known lung cancer from CXR

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contrast enhanced CT before biposy

147
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Hyperaldosteronism blood gas

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metabolic alkalosis

148
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When is pioglitazone contraindicated?

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Bladder cancer and high weight

149
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What drugs to avoid in CKD

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antibiotics: tetracycline, nitrofurantoin
NSAIDs
lithium
metformin

150
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When should warfarin be stopped before surgery?

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5 days before, INR below 1.5

151
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Inferior MI and aortic regurg

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Proximal aortic dissection

152
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Downsloping ST depression

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digoxin toxicity

153
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Deep T wave inversion or biphasic T waves in V2-V3

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ritical stenosis of the left anterior descending artery

154
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Prophylaxis of cluster headaches

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Verapamil

155
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Prophylaxis of migranes

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propanolol

156
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Condition associated with temporal arteritis

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polymyalgia rheumatica,

157
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Side effects of bisphosphonates

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oesophagus problems

158
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NOAC that can be used to prevent ischemic stroke in AF

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Dabigatran

159
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unprovoked DVT wafarin treatment time

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6 months

160
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Hypercalcaemia, renal failure, high total protein =

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myeloma

161
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Hereditary spherocytosis aplastic cause

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precipitated by parvovirus infection

162
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What is Cryoprecipitate

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Factor VIII, fibrinogen, vWF and factor XIII

163
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Myloma CRAB:

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high Calcium, Renal impairment, Anaemia and Bone pain

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