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1
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3 cyanotic CHD?

Mx?

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TGA, ToF, hypoplastic L heart

PG infusion - alprostadil

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Features of moderate dehydration

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Sunken font and eyes, reduced skin turgor, CRT 2-5s, fewer wet nappies

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Features of severe dehydration

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Absent tears, tachycardia, hypotension, shock, CRT>5 secs, oliguria

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RED NICE traffic light system

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<3m and >38C, RR>60, focal neuro signs, status, neck stiffness, grunting, reduced skin turgor, severe indrawing

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DOLS 3 things it ensures

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Regular review - less restrictive option, best interests, right to appeal

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DOLS 3 things needed

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Lack capacity, under continuous supervision, can’t leave

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Congenital Rubella syndrome

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Sensorineural deafness, eye defects, heart (PDA, PS)

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CURB65 - measures and tx

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Confusion, urea >7, RR>30, BP<90/60, >65 years
1- oral amox
2 - oral clarithro+amox
3- IV clarithromycin and amoxicillin

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9
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Centor criteria and tx if positive

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Temp>38, no cough, tonsillar exudate, C lymphadenopathy

Tx - PenV or clarithromycin

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10
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1st trimester - what test to estimate dates?

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Crown rump length

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US sign in monochorionic and dichorionic

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Mono-T

Di-lamda

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12
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Placenta accrete
Placenta increta
Placenta percreta

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A- attached to myometrium
I-invade myometrium
P-invade all through myo and to neighbouring organs

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Spinal shock sx

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Decreased reflexes, AD

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Dementia investigations

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CT head, Addenbrookes, B12/folate, FBC, alcohol, HIV, TFT, lipids/ glucose (vascular), infxn (delirium)

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15
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Gentamicin organs it affects

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Neuro/ears (CN 8) and kidney

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16
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Downs complications

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Biliary atresia, Hirschprungs, recurrent otitis media, leukaemia, hearing and vision loss, LD, AVSD

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17
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Ix in febrile seizures

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EEG, CT head, infective cause, LP (exclude meningitis)

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Ix in neonatal jaundice

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TFT, LFTs, Coombs test, blood film, total serum BR, Rhesus and ABO

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What leads to desquamation in toxic shock syndrome?

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Exfolative toxin of s.aureus leads to peeling skin

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20
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2 causes of purpuric rash?

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HSP, N. meningitides

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21
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COPD first line tx

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Stop smoking, pulmonary rehab, flu vacc

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22
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Signs of TB on CXR?

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Perihilar and mediastinal enlarged LN, pleural effusion, upper lobe cavitation and consolidation

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23
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Tx of TB and complication of each

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Rifampacin -red urine
Isoniazid - P neuropathy
Pyrazinamide - gout
Ethanbutamol - neuritis

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Ix for TB?

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IGRA - IFN gamma release assay
Sputum culture
Mantoux test/ tuberculin skin test
HIV test (don’t give BCG)

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Signs and symptoms of hyperthyroidism?

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Diarrhoea, tachycardia, eye signs, tremor, hyperreflexia, goitre, weight loss, menorrhagia, mania, heat intolerance, palpitations, sweating

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Signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism?

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Constipation, weight gain, proximal myopathy, pretibial myxoedema, fatigue, cold intolerance, oligomenorrhoea, hyporeflexia, bradycardia

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27
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Teratogenic medications

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Warfarin, statins, Na valproate

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28
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Complications of placental abruption?

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DIC, Sheehan’s syndrome, Rh sensitisation, neonatal hypoxia, renal failure, shock

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US signs of Ova malignancy?

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Solid, bilateral, septate, increased vascularity

30
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Ix in suspected ovarian cancer?

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TVUS, FBC, CA125 (+99), pelvic XR, PET scan, hCG

31
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Pre-eclampsia ix?

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Fundoscopy, BP, urine dip, TA US, CTG, Pr:Cr ratio, reflexes (increased), UA doppler

32
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Severe features of pre-eclampsia

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Pul oedema, RUQ pain, IUGR, oliguria (risk of stroke)

33
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Tubal patency Ix

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HyCoSy - hysterosalpingo contrast sonography

34
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Types of schizophrenia

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Please help cats run +o
Paranoid (most common)
Hebephrenia
Catatonia
Transient
Simple
Residual
Organic
35
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Can you treat someone’s rash under section 2?

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No - only if secondary to MH condition

36
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3 FGA

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haloperidol, flupenthixol, chloropromazine

37
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2 depression scores

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PHQ-9 - 2 screening qs - in last month how often have you felt down/ depressed/ hopeless, anhedonia
Becks depression inventory

38
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Psycho tx for OCD?

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Mindfulness, ERP (exposure response prevention), CBT

39
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3 examples of features of ADHD?

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Hyperactivity - can’t sit still, runs, climbs over things, restless
Impulsivity - poor road safety, interrupts others, blurts things out
Inattention - can’t follow instructions, loses things, can’t finish homework

40
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SE of metoclopramide?

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DA antagonist - parkinsonian

41
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Paracetamol overdose ix?

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Urine drug screen, alcohol (carbohydrate deficient transferrin), LFTs, coagulopathy, ABG, glucose

42
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Features of comprehensive geriatric assessment?

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Bio - medications review
Psycho - psychologist
Social
Functional

43
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What is the rule of rescue?

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Ethical imperative to save endangered life where possible - even if money might be better spent to prevent disease

44
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Types of neglect?

A 
Her name means poo
Human error
Neglect
Misconduct
Poor performance
45
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Types of error

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Bravado
Lack of skill
Poor teamwork
Sloth
Playing the odds
System error
Loss of perspective
Ignorance
46
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Cumulative incidence definition

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Accumulated risk over time - risk of person will be affected by an event during the time period
New cases/size of pop at risk at start

47
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Incidence rate definition

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New cases in time period/ person-time

48
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Triangle of confounding, exposure, outcome

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Exposure to outcome, with confounding above and arrows down to both

49
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Bridging the gap in intention to action in TPB

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SAPPI
Self-relevance
Anticipated regret
Perceived control
Prep action
Implementation intentions
50
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Reporting never event

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NRLS - national reporting and learning system
StEIS - strategic executive information system
CQC visit and money penalty

51
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System approach

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Look at system - situations and factors likely to lead to error and change underlying system of care

52
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2 SEs of ACEi, BB, statins, ARB, CCB

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BB - impotence, bradycardia, sleep disturbance
ACEi - cough, angioedema
Statins - myopathy, D&V
CCB - flushing, ankle oedema

53
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Structure

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What is there e.g. number of A&E beds

54
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Process

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What is done e.g. number of patients seen in 1 hour

55
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Outcome

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change attributable to intervention
Mortality, PROM, QoL, morbidity
4ds - dissatisfaction, death, disability, discomfort

56
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Types of qualitative data

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Interviews, review of documents, focus groups, observations

57
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Types of quantitative data

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Routinely collected data, review of records, surveys, epidemiological studies

58
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Schizophrenia blood tests?

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Glucose, LFTs, TFTs, Ca, drug toxicology, alcohol - carbohydrate deficient transferrin

59
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Olanzapine review tests

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BP, ECG, weight

60
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Schizo psych mx

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CBT, family therapy, psychodynamic

61
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What is most common organism in childhood pneumonia?

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RSV (s.pneumoniae bacterial)

62
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GBS CSF changes

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high protein, normal WCC and glucose

63
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bugs that cause GBS

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campylobacter, CMV, EBV, mycoplasma

64
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tx of GBS

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IvIg and plasma exchange

65
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Prophylaxis of migraine

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BB

Topiromate/ sodium valproate

66
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Define evaluation

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An assessment of if a service achieves its objectives - relevance, effectiveness and impact of its activities

67
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Why is health outcome not ideal?

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Time lag, relies on quality of data, hard to show cause +effect, large sample size needed

68
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TST complications?

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weight gain, polycythaemia, sleep apnoea

69
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Causes of muscle weakness?

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MND, statins, steroids, malnutrition, ca

70
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2 tx for IUGR

A

betamethasone

MgSO4 - neuroprotective

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