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1
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What is management of functional pain with regards to school

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Make them go regardless

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2
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Physical sign of social phobia

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Facial blushing

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Varicella encephalitis presentation

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Cerebellar symptoms

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What causes increased urinary volume and frequency in the first trimester

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Increased GFR due to progesterone

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A level student has recently come back from nigeria, with symptoms of jaundice, mild anaemia and fever with malaise,arthralgia.

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Hep A

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6
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Risk of first relative getting schizophrenia

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1/10

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7
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If stop smoking on clozapine, what consequence is likely to happen

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Seizures as this is dose dependant

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Management of SAD-Q scores

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Mild=0-15- CBT and oral thiamine
Moderate= 16-30 Refer to local alcohol service
Severe= 31+ Refer for inpatient

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9
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Who admit to hospital for alcohol withdrawal

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At high risk of delirium tremens
Poor social care
Under 17
Got other severe mental or physical illness

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Alcoholic comes to GP requesting home detoxification. Previous history of delirium tremens. What would you do?

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Refer to hospital for controlled withdrawal

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What is it when things appear small

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Micropsia

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12
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Which ovarian cyst has a groundglass appearance

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Endometrioma

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13
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What is the most important thing to look at in follow up of HSP?

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Urine protein

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14
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3 months old baby with signs of HF, systolic murmur that radiates over the praecordium

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VSD

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15 year old boy with short stature. Passing urine 10 times a day with no dysuria. Pale with heart rate at 78bpm, blood pressure at 158/88 and respiratory rate at 14. What is the likely diagnosis?

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CKD

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6 year old child with 24 hour history of left peri-orbital swelling. Had an upper respiratory tract infection last week. Left proptosis, visual acuity was normal and had a fever of 38.9. What is the best diagnostic investigation?

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CT of nasal orbits

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17
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Kid needs fluids, but you can’t get standard IV access. Where do you go?

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Intra-osseous

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Child with precocious puberty- what is first investigation

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Gonadotorphin stimulation test

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19
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What procedure is contra-indicated in HIV pregnant woman?

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Foetal blood sampling

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20
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If in hospital how give thiamine

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IV pabrinex

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21
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Some 25 year old students with asthma/diabetes, stressed about exams for 6 weeks and his exams are coming up in like 2 weeks. What do you do?

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Low dose benzo

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22
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First line for conduct disorder

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Family therapy

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23
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Rash on child with red bumps and white spots

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Roseola

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24
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Why is a fussy eater pale and tired

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IDA

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25
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If woman comes in query manic what test do

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TFTs

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26
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Loss of libido. DHx COCP Cetirizine Salbutamol inhaler. What is the cause of loss of libido?

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COCP

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27
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Kid with semi circular bruises on his thigh

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NAI

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28
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On newborn check, inverted ankles and plantar flexed, what sign is this

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Talipes equinovarus

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29
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Maternal T1DM increases risk of what conditions in newborn?

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Neural tube defect
RDS
Hypoglycaemia
Transposition of great arteries

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30
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EBV investigations

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Under 12
- in second week of illness do serology
Over 12
- in second week do monospot and FBC with differentiated WCC

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31
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Management of undescended testicles

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Bilateral
- at birth get endo review with 24 hours
- if at 6-8 weeks see specialist within 2 weeks
Unilateral
- at birth review in 8 weeks
- if at weeks seen review at 4-5 months
- if still positive here refer to surgeons

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32
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On antipsychotic and start sweating profusely

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Akathisia

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33
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Lady with ectopic wants to know how long after methotrexate tx you can/should wait to get pregnant

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3 months
6 months if more than 1 dose

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34
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Preg woman w history of cocaine and cannabis use, hasn’t done drugs for the -last 3 years, what would midwife do in addition to booking bloods?

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Hep C antibodies offered

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35
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Woman with severe pain due to fibroids in pregnancy. Opiate does not help. 32 weeks pregnant. Management?

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Epidural

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36
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If woman with NVP fails to respond to first line anti-emetic what do

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Switch class
If this fails then refer to specialist help

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37
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When can women with NVP be treated in ambulatory

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Failed to respond to primary care and PUQE under 13

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38
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Woman with 1+ protein on urine dipstick but normal blood pressure at 32 weeks. Mx?

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Repeat in 1 week

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39
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What do if persistent +1 on urine dip in pregnancy

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ACR

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40
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When is post coital bleeding referred routinely to general gynae clinic (18 week pathway)

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Persistent PCB, 6 weeks and negative STI/Chlamydia
Persistent PCB, 12 weeks after treatment of STI/Chlamydia

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41
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When take a smear alongside swabs for PCB

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If smear overdue

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42
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What do if neither MANTRA. SSCM or CBT work for AN

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Focal psychodynamic therapy

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43
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Probability of being permanently paralysed from epidural

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1 in 250,000

44
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What is it when do not feel like you are real

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Depersonalisation

45
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What do if 2+ protein in pregnant womans urine without HTN

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Refer for urgent assessment

46
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What blood sample use for checking varicella antibodies

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Can use booking bloods

47
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What is used to prevent PTSD

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Debriefing

48
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What do if develop migraine without aura on COCP

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UKMEC 3

49
Q

How long do assisted withdrawals from alcohol last

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In community- 7-10 days
Inpatient- 2-3 weeks

50
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How long do assisted alcohol withdrawals last

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In community- 7-10 days
Inpatient- 2-3 weeks

51
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Once withdrawn from alcohol, what is management

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Conduct full medical ssessment looking at LTFs and U&Es
Start on naltrexone or acamprosate with a psychological intervention
If got a willing partner do behavioural couples therapy
If not any CBT or behavioural therapy

52
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If mild alcohol dependance what do

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Oral thiamine
Plus a psychological intervention
- if a good partner then behaveioural couples therapy
- if not then CBT, behavioural therapies or social network and environment-based therapies

53
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Stepped care for panic disorder

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Mild to moderate then offer individual facilitated or non facilitatedself help
Moderate to severe- CBT or antidepressant if conditon longstanding
SSRI for 12 weeks- no success change to clomipramine or venlafaxine
If no improvement after 2 interventions then refer to specialist

54
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Managing discontinuation from SSRIs

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If mild- monitor
If severe- restart at previous dose and slowly reduce

55
Q

What does sliding sign suggest

A

Ectopic pregnancy

56
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What causes severe ankle pain in sporty 11 year old

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Severs disease

57
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What is central precocious

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When features of puberty develop earlier than would expect with normal biochemical findings of puberty
<8 in girls
<9 in boys

58
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Periorbital cellulitis

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Refer to hospital no matter what
Mild
- oral co-amoxiclav
Severe (any severe feature- fever over 38, proptosis, eye movement affected)
IV ceftriaxone

59
Q

Almond eyes and narrow forehead

A

Prader willi

60
Q

How manage delayed first stage of labour due when membranes are intact

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Amniotomy

61
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When repeat smear for excised CIN 1

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6 months

62
Q

What can be presentation of somatisation

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SOB
Abdo pain and nausea
Vomiting
Headache

63
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If woman goes into preterm labour, what is important part of where admitted

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Has a neonatal unit which can manage preterm babies

64
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Why is a barium enema done in hirschprung

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Will help differentiate it from other causes as well as treat
In hirschprung there will be dilated and constricted part (dilated where aganglionic)

65
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When are vaginal examinations contraindicated

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Preterm ROM
HSV infection
Antenatal haemorrhage

66
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Can you do a digitial examination in ROM

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Not in preterm ROM
Not in SROM if no contractions
Can once labour has started to fel for prolapse

67
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Management of pierrre robin sequence

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If struggling to feed then initially try advanced feeding techniques
If no success surgery

68
Q

What is semantic dementia

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When can not give names to specific objects
Presents in younger age range

69
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What is management of central apnoea

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Physical stimulation first line
Second line artificial breaths withbag valve

70
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What can incontinence be in psot menopausal woman

A

Atrophic vaginitis!

71
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What congenital infection can lead to congenital hydrocephalus

A

Rubella

72
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If woman refuses outpatient hysteroscopy for menorrhgia what offer instead

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Hysteroscopy under GA
If refuses this do TVUSS

73
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Side effect of entonox

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Nausea and lightheaded

74
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If give any opioid analgesia what must give alongside

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Anti-emetic

75
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What must be done with regards to postnatal care if ROM for over 24 hours

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Stay in hospital at least 12 hours
Make sure gives birth at centre with neonatal services

76
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Management of oxytocin infusion in first stage of labour

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Re-examine in 4 hours
- if less than 2cm advanced obstetric review
- over 2cm advise 4 hourly vaginal examinations

77
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Definition of delayed second stage of labour in nullip vs multip

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2 hours in nullip and then move to operative vaginal birth
1 hour in multip and move to operative vaginal birth

78
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When can perform an episiotomy according to NICE

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Instrumental birth needed
Suspected foetal compromise

79
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What do if significant meconeum present in the labour

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Ensure HCP who are trained in advanced neonatal life support are readily available for the birth
Transfer to obstetric led care

80
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Pain management in advancedlabour

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Entonox first
Second- diamorphine
Third- pethidine

81
Q

Best test for pertussis

A

PCR

82
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What is first line insulin method used in GDM

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Single injection in morning
Second line= short acting before every meal

83
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Management of ODD or conduct disorder guidelines

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Aged 3-11- parent training programmes
Aged 9-14- child focused programmes (group social cognitive solving problems)
Aged 11-17- multimodal interventions like multisystemic

84
Q

Who offer treatment for ODD or conduct disorder

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At risk of developing them
Have the condition
In contact with criminal justice system due to antisocial behaviour

85
Q

What is a morbiliform eruption

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Name given to drug reaction in EBV and amoxicillin

86
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What do in sepsis first

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Abx unless another A-E needed

87
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Bulimia management

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Self help
If not then ED-CBT

88
Q

Clozapine toxicity presentation

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Tachycardia
Ataxia
Confusion

89
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Antibiotics for severe PID

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IV ceftriaxone
Oral doxycyline
Oral metronidazole

90
Q

Preicipitants of transient proteinuria

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Seizures
Infections
Severe exercise

91
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What can be used to collect urine sample in an infant

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Urine collection pad

92
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What infection presents with bright red cracked lips and peri-oral sparing

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Scarlet fever

93
Q

Main side effect of memantine

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Constipation
Is diarrhoea in acetylcholinesterase inhibitors

94
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What is presentation of juvenile dermatomyositis

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Fatigue
Joint pain
Weakness of proximal muscles
Malar rash
Heliotrope rash over eyelids

95
Q

What are U waves seen in

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Hypophosphataemia after refeeding

96
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What are the 2 hands techniques for labour

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Hands on- guarding perineum and flexing babies head
Hnads poised- hands off in preparation
Both done to reduce risk of perineal trauma

97
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What do if woman declines tested anaesthesia for instrumental

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Pudendal nerve block offered

98
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When consider instrumental according to NICE

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Concern about wellbeing
Prolonged second stage

99
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Difference between doing episiotomy and instrumental

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Think about where babies head is
If by perineum do episiotomy

100
Q

What does passive management of third stage involve

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no routine use of uterotonic drugs
no clamping of the cord until pulsation has stopped
delivery of the placenta by maternal effort

101
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What defines prolonged third stage

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30 minutes if active
60 minutes is passive

102
Q

When clamp chord in active management

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Between 1 and 5 minutes

103
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What does controlled chord traction involve

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Suprapubic pressure
Pulling chord once signs of separation

104
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What do if in passive third stage if there is haemorrhage or delayed beyond 1 hour

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Advise change to active

105
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Management of retained placenta

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Secure IV access
Give IV oxytocin if bleeding
Examination to determine if need manual removal
Before manual removal or uterine exploration need anaesthetic

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