Past Papers Flashcards

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What is associated with poor prognosis in RA?

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Anti CCP antibody

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Pure sensory neuropathy - diagnosis?

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Uraemic neuropathy
Not GBS as no motor involvement

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What is the mechanism of action of irinotecan?

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Topoisomerase inhibitor

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Multiple cranial nerve palsies - where is the lesion?

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Cavernous sinus

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What exhibits zero order kinetics?

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Aspirin - salicylates

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Congruous vs incongruous quadrantopias

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CRIT
Congruous - radiations
Incongruous - tract

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Urine findings in acute tubular necrosis (2)

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High urine osmolality
High urine sodium - tubules unable to reabsorb

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Where are parietal cells found?

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Fundus of stomach

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What is the precursor to endogenous NO?

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L-arginine
NO then causes an increase in cGMP

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What drug is associated with IUGR

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Bisoprolol (B blockers)

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Jaundice
Ascites
Weight gain
Sudden onset
Differential?

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Veno-occlusive event in liver e.g. Budd Chiari

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Management of nephrogenic DI secondary to lithium

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Use thiazide diuretic, reduces the urine output

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Precursor to cortisol

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11 deoxycortisol

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13
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Basal meningeal enhancement + bacterial CSF

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TB meningitis

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Concern with TEN

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VTE - fluid loss, resulting hyperviscosity

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Horner’s syndrome
- course of neurones

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1st order - hypothalamus to cervical spine
2nd order - runs along sympathetic chain to superior cervical ganglion
3rd order - superior cervical ganglion to cavernous sinus (via internal carotid artery)

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Genotype in severe A1-antitrypsin deficiency

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PiZZ

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14
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Management of botulism

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Anti-toxin

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14
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Management of cyanide poisoning

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Amyl nitrate

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15
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What is tobramycin an example of?

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Aminoglycoside (30s subunit inhibition)

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15
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Management of active lupus disease + renal involvement

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MMF better than HCQ

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15
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Management of hip osteonecrosis + young patient

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Decompression and grafting
THR as a last resort

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What is fear of germs?

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Mysophobia

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Management of nausea in bowel obstruction

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Haloperidol

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17
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Grapefruit juice is a…

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CYP3A4 inhibitor
Reduces metabolism - greater toxicity effect of medication

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What is the pathogenesis of serotonin syndrome?

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Impaired serotonin reuptake

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17
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Diagnosis of MND

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Electromyography is helpful

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17
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Management of persistent air leak in PTX

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Video guided thorascopic pleurodesis
Talc pleurodesis most helpful in malignancy

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17
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Fixed S2 - ostium secundum vs ostium primum

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Ostium secundum is more common
Both cause fixed S2

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17
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Number needed to treat?

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1/
control event rate - experimental event rate

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How do B cells switch which immunoglobulins they produce?

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Switch the constant heavy chain region

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What is the risk of celecoxib?

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Less risk of GI haemorrhage than other NSAIDs
Risk of worsening cardiac failure

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1st line management in ADPKD

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ACEI

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Rapid reversal of warfarin e.g. urgent surgery

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PCC - offers more rapid reversal than vitamin K

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Gene association with
- breast/pancreatic/prostate cancer

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BRAC2
(BRAC1 not pancreatic cancer as much)

18
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What is the pathophysiology of haemoptysis in
- bronchiectasis
- PE

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Bronchiectasis = capillary engorgement
PE = pulmonary parenchyma necrosis

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Assessment of function post stroke

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Barthel Index
Does Bart need hel(p) following his stroke?

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What measure of lung function is reduced in obesity?

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ERV

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Feature in CKD that contributes to iron deficiency anaemia

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Increased hepcidin
= hepcidin reduces oral iron absorption

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Anti-hypertensive to avoid in lithium use

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ACEI/ARB - can increase lithium toxicity

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1st line anti-HTN in pregnancy

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Labetalol
(nifedipine is second line)

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Vomiting - determining between bulimia and anorexia

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Bulimia - if BMI >17.5
If below that = anorexia

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Type of receptor
- insulin

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Tyrosine kinase

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What has the greatest influence on O2 inspiration?

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Flow rate of O2 (think HFNC - doesn’t matter about the mask, all about the flow)

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Management of pericarditis

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Colchicine
Anakinra
Pericardectomy

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Investigation for confirmation of renal artery stenosis

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MR angiography

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Idiopathic pulmonary hypertension classification

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Group 1

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What in management of pulmonary hypertension can reduce sperm count?

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Endothelin receptor antagonist

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What gallbladder stones are people with sickle cell prone to?

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e.g. sickle cell or hereditary spherocytosis
= chronic haemolysis
= bile pigment stones due to increased bilirubin

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Bronchiolitis obliterans
- lung function pattern
- symptom

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Obstructive
Breathlessness

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Management of lewy body dementia

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Donezepil
- poor response to levodopa

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Statistical test for crossover trial

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Paired T test

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Colon cancer + no polyps at young age =

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= HNPCC
MSH2 gene

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