PSA- Where I Went wrong Flashcards

1
Q

What is the typical volume given for glucose infusions to those with hypoglycaemia?

A

10% Glucose- 100-200ml
20% Glucose- 50-100ml

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2
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What electrolyte abnormality can dalteparin cause

A

Hyperkalaemia

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3
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What method of opioid deliverance can be used to get instant relief?

A

Fentanyl nasal spray

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4
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What is the target for INR before surgery.

What action is to be taken if the patient is not in their target INR the day before surgery?

A

<1.5 is target INR the day before surgery

IF greater than this give IV vitamin K the day before surgery

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5
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What is topiramate?

What important information should be given to patients that take Topiramate?

A

Anticonvulsant that is also used for migraine prophylaxis

It is very teratogenic, use contraception whilst taking and for at least 4 weeks after finishing.

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6
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What common Electrolyte abnormality can Citalopram cause?

A

Hyponatraemia

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7
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What type of drug is Ciclosporin?

What is the main adverse effect it may induce?

A

DMARD- used to suppress the immune system in a wide range of diseases such as RA, UC, transplantation and Psoriasis

Nephtroxicity

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8
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What class of medication can be detrimental in Heart failure

Why?

A

Rate Limiting Calcium Channel blockers

Cause depression of cardiac muscle leading to worsening of symptoms

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9
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What management action plan should be taken if someone is experiencing a raised CK when on statins?

A

Cease statins and wait for the CK to fall.

Recommence the satins but reduce the dose

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10
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What common side effects to PPI’s induce?

A

Loose stool.

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11
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What common side effect can naproxen have woth regards to circulation?

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Ankle oedema

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12
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What medication is first line for a c.diff infection?

A

Vancomycin

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13
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When a sliding insulin scale is started, what happens to the usual insulin prescriptions?

A

Short acting- Discontinued
Medium acting-
Long acting- Continued

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14
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What is the first line treatment for postherpetic neuralgia?

A

paracetamol

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15
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What medication is used to treat anti-psychotic induced Parkinson’s?

A

Procyclidine Hydrochloride

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16
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What medication is good for breakthrough pain in renal failure?

A

Oxycodone

17
Q

List medications that mat cause urinary retention?

A

G- General anaesthetics
A- Alpha-Adrenoceptor agonists (e.g. phenylephrine)
A- Anticholinergics
B- Benodiazepines
C- Calcium Channel Blockers
A- Antihistamines
A- Alcohol
N- NSAIDs

18
Q

What patients can allopurinol not be given in?

A

Those with renal impairment

19
Q

What parameters are used to gauge if heart failure treatment is working?

A

Exercise tolerance

20
Q

What commonly administered medication may exacerbate heart failure?

A

Prednisolone

21
Q

What type of insulin rate is administered in DKA?

A

Fixed insulin rate