Pastest PPQ Notes Flashcards

1
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criteria for ivabradine vs sacubitril/valsartan

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ivabradine - low EF and a resting heart rate above 75 bpm

sacubitril valsartan - low EF (1st)

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2
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induction vs inhibition time scale

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longer term exposure vs short

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3
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dose of bicarbonate in salicylate overdose

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50-100mL of 8.4% with target pH 7.45-55

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when is prednisolone indicated for treatment of IgA nephropathy

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significant proteinuria where steroids have been proven to slow progression of disease

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5
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initial intervention of choice for primary thrombocytosis

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hydroxyurea

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6
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achalasia treatment

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balloon dilatation

Heller’s myotomy

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Behcet’s disease treatment

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eye involvement -> systemic therapy with corticosteroids

cyclophosphamide, azathioprine and etanercept

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presentation of ASD

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syncopal episodes, pAF, ankle swelling, fixed split S2, mid-systolic murmur (with L to R shunt)

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9
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hereditary angioedema inheritance

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AD

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10
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SBP most common pathogen

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E coli

cefotaxime 2g IV TDS

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Whipple’s disease treatment

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2 weeks ceftriaxone
up to a year of cotrim

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12
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what do peripheral chemoreceptors do in CO poisoning

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have no effect on ventilation

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13
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ventricular tachycardia on BG of recent AMI and limited ST elevation with no chest pain and no elevation

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LV aneurysm

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14
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erysipelas treatment

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oral co-amox

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15
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oral to SC morphine

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divide by 2

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16
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atlantoaxial subluxation from RA

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C spine XR

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17
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pregnant and on bosentan

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stop - endothelin antagonists are teratogenic

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18
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evolocumab

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reduces LDL

recommended where LDL persistently >4 despite max lipid-lowering therapy

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19
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immune memory and long-term protection from vaccination

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T cells

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20
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Kallmann syndrome inheritance

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XLR

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21
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CF inheritance if both partners have siblings with CF

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1/9

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22
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treatment for nephrogenic diabetes insipidus

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low solute diet and thiazides

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23
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most risk for pressure sores

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BMI >25

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24
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benzo OD

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flumaz
seizure -> intubate and ventilate

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dermatomyositis treatment
prednisolone azathioprine
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baclofen MOA
inhibits glutamate release
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what does the R recurrent laryngeal nerve lie close to
bifurcation of the R inferior thyroid artery
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ankylosing spondylitis treatment
trial of 2 NSAIDs anti TNF agent - adalimumab or etanercept
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chronic renal failure with low Ca and marked elevation in serum phosphate
use calcium acetate to reduce serum phosphate
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raloxifene vs teriparatide
advantage in patients with FHx of breast vs T -3.5, 2+ fractures and >65
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pulmonary and renal haemorrhage, with renal failure, haematuria and proteinuria, with normal ESR
anti GBM disease
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high risk of OP with AED
phenytoin
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renal stones in patients with small bowel resection or active small bowel and terminal ileal inflammation eg Crohns
oxalate
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ezetimibe receptor
NPC1L1
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colectomy in acute severe colitis
not responded to 7 days rescue therapy (ciclosporin or infliximab) or deterioration/complications eg toxic megacolon, severe haemorrhage or perforation
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investigation of choice for anaemia associated with CKD
percentage of hypochromic red cells
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measles transmission
airborne
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most appropriate investigation to establish the origin of the bacteria in infective endocarditis
orthopantomogram
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ticagrelor moa
P2Y12 inhibitor
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giardiasis treatment
metronidazole 7d tinidazole intermittent diarrhoea, abdominal bloating and anorexia
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asthma with worsening symptoms, eosinophilia, inflammatory changes on CXR and positive Asp
ABPA oral steroids and itraconazole
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microcytic anaemia with abnormal LFTs and liver mets on USS ->
colonoscopy
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polymyositis antibody
anti-jo1
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grumbling epigastric pain, fever, epigastric mass modest elevation in amylase
pancreatic pseudocyst
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antibodies in pemphigus
desmoglein 3 and 1
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inheritance of hereditary spherocytosis
AD
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on hcq for SLE, tired and renal involvement
MMF and cyclophosphamide for nephritis former - african and hispanic latter - avoid in young patients particularly childbearing potential
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cause of thyrotoxicosis in Graves disease
long acting thyroid stimulating antibodies
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Ebstein's anomaly ECG
RBBB, broad and tall P waves, R waves small in leads V1 and 2, abnormalities of the terminal QRS pattern susceptible to paroxysmal SVT early surgery
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what is Kallman's syndrome due to
hypogonadotrophic hypopituitarism
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TAVI is only indicated where
the patient is not able to undergo surgical valve replacement because of their pre-morbid condition
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most common complication of TIPS
HE risk factors - hyponatraemia, sarcopenia, increased age, prior hx, >10mm shunt diameter
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human bite pathogen
strep anginosus
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septic arthritis treatment
IV fluclox IV ceftriax - if gonococcal or gram-negative IV vanc - if MRSA
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referral for parathyroidectomy if
symptoms of hypercalcaemia (thirst, urine, constip) or end organ disease (renal stones, fractures), or >2.85 cinacalcet only for end-stage disease in refractory 2y HPT
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most important marker of UC severity according to Montreal classification
stool frequency
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cyclospora infection treatment
co-trimoxazole
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peritoneal dialysis - bacterial peritonitis treatment
oral cipro and intraperitoneal vanc (if no organism or mixed growth)
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Turner syndrome OP prevention
early HRT
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pregnancy thyroid levels
increase in oestrogen leads to increase in thyroid binding globulin initially -> increase in overall levels of TH although free stays the same
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which antibodies are the cause of hyperthyroidism in Graves
anti-thyroid-stimulation hormone receptor (stimulating)
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Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia treatment
rituximab based chemo
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detection of measles
early - oral fluid measles RNA 3 days after - IgM
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intervention of choice for symptomatic hypercalcaemia in sarcoid
pred
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asymptomatic long QT syndrome treatment
BB if high risk esp if already arrhythmia - then ICD
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birch pollen allergy association
apples, cherries, plums, apricots, pears, kiwi, carrot, celery ragweed - bananas, melons, cucumber, potatoes, courgettes mugwort - broccoli timothy grass allergy - watermelon
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reactive arthritis
analgesia and NSAIDs short course of steroids DMARDS if not responding to steroids
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Li-fraumeni syndrome
TP53 mutation breast cancer, soft tissue and osteo sarcoma, leukemias, brain cancer and adrenocortical tumours
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treatment of HNF-1 alpha MODY
sulfonylurea eventually B cell failure progresses and initiation of insulin is necessary
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cyclophosphamide moa
DNA alkylation
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codeine to morphine conversion
divide by 10
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Alport syndrome proteinuria tx
ACEI to reduce proteinuria and slow renal progression due to defect in collagen t4
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pleural fluid pH <7.2
RA CTD malignancy empyema TB oesoph rupture
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aspirin moa
non selective cox inhibition
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events associated with highest risk of future stroke
ABCD2 score age BP clinical features duration of TIA diabetes
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temporal lobe epilepsy
trial of 2 anti-epileptic agents and still having disabling seizures anterior temporal lobectomy (preferred option) can do DBS
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MCA occlusion symptoms
contralateral hemiparesis, sensory loss and hemianopsia gaze preference toward side of lesion agnosia receptive or expressive aphasia
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timolol drops moa
reduced formation of aq hum
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where are adrenergic receptors located
cell membrane GPCR
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mumps treatment
supportive paracetamol and NSAIDs scrotal support
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pain from bony mets in prostate ca
strong opioids bisphosphonates radiotherapy
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craniopharyngioma
lower loss
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drug causes of microscopic colitis
PPIs NSAIDs acarbose ranitidine
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where is affected in global aphasia
L perisylvian region and thalamus
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thyroid eye disease
steroids tocilizumab orbital radiation
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complex partial epilepsy treatment
levetiracetam
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dog bite pathogen
pasteurella
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medication to reduce risk of colorectal ca in patients with lynch
aspirin 600mg
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deterioration with evidence of further decrease in pancreatic endocrine function (hyperglycaemia), combined with worsening hypocalcaemia, acidosis and abdominal collection
acute pancreatic necrosis
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back pain lethargy night sweats raised globulins urinary protein consistent with light chain excretion pain over lumbar spine
malignant myeloma
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efficacy of hep B vaccine
anti HBs antibody level
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features on ECG consistent with imminent cardiac arrest
QRS prolongation high grade AV block with sinus bradycardia or slow AF sine wave appearance
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EPO is only indicated for treatment of anaemia associated with CKD in
patients who are iron replete
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which of the following ig subtypes in RF composed of
IgM bind to human IgG
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why do you use irradiated blood
depletion of donor white cells (T lymphocytes) in order to reduce risk of gvhd
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radio lucent renal stones
urate xanthine (cystine are semi opaque)
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prevention of calcium renal stones
fluids potassium citrate thiazides
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prevention of oxalate stones
cholestyramine and pyridoxine
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prevention of uric acid stones
allopurinol alkalisation - eg bicarb
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where does S4 correspond on ECG
after the P wave
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features of lateral medullary syndrome - vertebral artery occlusion
vestibular disturbance, Horner's, nystagmus, reduced corneal reflex and palatial paralysis with contralateral sensory loss
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SLE DMARD of choice
HCQ
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FRC
volume of air present in the lungs at the end of passive expiration
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necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum treatment
topical corticosteroids with occlusive dressing later triamcinolone
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area of heart recognised to be pro-arrhythmogenic
coronary sinus
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treatment of Whipple's disease
IV ceftriaxone or penicillin
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diabetics during ramadan
change metformin dosing schedule to 1/3 am 2/3 pm with meal
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low Ca low PO4 raised ALP raised PTH
osteomalacia
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recurrent vaginal candidiasis
fluconazole 150mg oral every 72hrs
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docetaxel kidney effect
renal tubular toxicity
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tocilizumab moa
anti IL6
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infliximab moa
tnf-a antagonist
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abatacept moa
CTLA4-Ig
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nephrogenic DI failed to respond to solute and protein reduction following discontinuation of lithium therapt
hydrochlorthiazide
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primary mode of killing for neutrophils
phagocytosis
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dermatomyositis treatment
high dose pred tapering azathioprine cyclophosphamide
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primary syphilis infection with penicillin allergy
doxy (14d 100mg bd) azithro (stat)
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pyrazinamide side effect
joint pains hepatitis pyrexia
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% of identical HLA match in sibling
25
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first choice anti-hypertensive if already on lithium
CCB BB (impaired glucose tolerance)
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salmeterol moa
partial agonist of beta 2 receptor
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fixed flexion deformity of the hip
rectus femoris
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SGLT2 transporters location
PCT
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acute optic neuritis investigation
MRI brain and orbits with contrast
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minor symptoms of haemoptysis in lung ca
oral TXA
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HHT inheritance
AD
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Crohn's sx + PG
IV infliximab
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where do spironolactone and eplerenone work
distal part of the DCT
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which feature identifies a reticulocyte instead of a normal mature erythrocyte
contains ribosomal RNA
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