phase 2 saq 4 Flashcards
investigations for DKA
FBC, U&E, serum ketones, blood glucose, ABG, ECG, serum
amylase, urinalysis
atrial fibrillation treatments
Rate control - digoxin, beta blockers, CCB
Rhythm control - amiodarone, cardioversion (any
what med to prevent stroke after atrial fibrillation
DOAC
what professionals need to be informed about epilepsy attack
GP, employer/school staff, DVLA, insurance providers
anaphylaxis pathogenesis
Allergen binds to (Fab region on) IgE (1),
which stimulates mast cells to produce HISTAMINE + tryptases/leukotrienes (1),
which results in increased vessel permeability/bronchoconstriction/vasodilatio
athersclerosis pathogenesis
[Endothelial injury →] Formation of a fatty streak in youth age (1)
Results in inflammatory reaction; lymphocytes, fibroblasts, platelets, RBCs, macrophages infiltrate (1)
Fibroblasts produce smooth muscle cap over internal lumen of the plaque – if ruptured, plaque is unstable
what inherited condition causes HIGH HDL and LDL
Familial hypercholesterolaemia