PassMed Everything Flashcards
Atrial fibrillation first line management
Urgent synchronised DC cardioversion
Micrognathia (posteriorly displaced tongue) and cleft palate
Pierre-Robin syndrome
(no family history associated)
Hip injury, long lie = rhabdomyolysis
What treatment is most important?
IV saline
Needs rehydration to properly perfuse the kidneys and limit damage to the kidneys due to myoglobin
Rinne’s test negative on right side =
right conductive hearing loss
Weber’s test lateralises to right ear
right conductive hearing loss or left sensorineural hearing loss
Cardiac drugs stopped in AKI
ACEIs and ARBs
Sudden onset sensorineural hearing loss. Immediate treatment?
High-dose oral corticosteroids (prednisolone)
Vitamin K is given to neonates to prevent ______
Haemorrhagic disease of the newborn
How is Vitamin K admistered to a newborn?
IM injection once-off
Headache, eye sore on movement.
Eye has diffuse redness, engorgement of the scleral vessels and a blue tinge to the sclera. Fundoscopy reveals no abnormalities. There is no reduction in visual acuity.
SCLERITIS !
Hydrocele on newborn child, no apparent pain
Communicating hydrocele.
Not sinister, resolves after a year
Rhabdomyolysis creatine kinase levels - how many times higher than normal?
5 times higher
Long lie + really, really high CK = rhabdomyolysis
Prolonged diarrhoea ABG results
Metabolic acidosis associated with hypokalaemia
Minor nasal trauma + bilateral, red swelling arising from the nasal septum
Nasal septal haematoma
Transplant increases the risk of what cancer ?
Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin
ADPKD increases risk of berry aneurysm which causes …
Subarachnoid haemorrhage