PTS SBA 4 corrections/notes Flashcards

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what can be heard when there is an asthma attack

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hyper resonant sounds from the hyperinflation of the lungs

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when are dull sounds heard on chest ausculation

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fluid replaces air in the lung tissues, eg pleural effusions

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which is the most common type of lung cancer

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adenocarcinoma- it is common in smokers and non smokers and there is a link to asbestos

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4
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where do lung cancers metastasise to?

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adrenal glands, bone, brain and liverw

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5
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where do breast cancers metastasis to

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brain, lung, bones, liver

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6
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which chromosome is linked to haemochromatosis

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chromosome 6
autosomal recessive

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7
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which chromosome is affected in cystic fibrosis

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chromosome 7
coding for cftr protein which causes defective cl-secretion adn na+ absorption
autosomal recessive

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8
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which chromosome is affected in wilsons disease

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chromosome 13
autosomal recessive

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9
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which gene is affected in Alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency

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AAT gene in chromosome 14
autosomal recessive

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10
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what is the treatment for primary syphillis

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benzathine penicillin
azithromycin is second line treatment.

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11
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which drug is used in prophylaxis of meningitis?

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ciprofloxacin

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12
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what is the biggest occupational health disorder category?

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stress, anxiety and depression

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13
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define sensitivity

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proportion of the patients who have the disease and test positive.

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14
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define specificity

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the proportion of the patients who don’t have the disease and test negative

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15
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describe a cerebellar stroke

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ataxia, headache, vertigo, vomiting

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16
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when is myasthenia gravis’ made worse?

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sped up following an infection

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17
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what is the affect of alcoholism on blood cells?

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macrocytosis, shown through a raised MCV

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18
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what is the most common cause of hepatitis in travellers?

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Hepatitis A

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Describe the signs of an inguinal hernia

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bulge on either side of pubic bone, more obvious when upright especially when coughing or straining

20
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what are the indicators of acute hep B infection

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presence of surface antigens, E antigens, Core antibody and surface antibodies

21
Q

risk factors for gallstone

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F’s
female
fertile
forty
fat

22
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risk factors for acute pancreatitis

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I get smashed
idiopathic
gallstones
ethanol
trauma
steroid use
autoimmune
scorpion stings
hyperglycaemia
ERCP
DRUGS/meds

23
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which leukaemia is linked to downs syndrome

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acute lymphoblastic leukaemia

24
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which factor is haemophilia B deficient in

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factor 9whi

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which factor is haemophilia A deficient in
factor 8
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what is polycythaemia
increase in RBC production primary (rubra vera) is RBC overproduction in bone marrow secondary has underlying cause such as chronic hypoxia as a result of lung disease.wha
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what is DIC
disseminated intervascular coagulation causes bleeding as clotting factors are used up. usually triggered by a distinct event such as sepsis
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how does parvovirus B19 manifest?
usually a mild rash illness, in sickle cell it can cause a painful crisis
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which medications/foods can cause a crisis in those with G6PD deficiency
antimalarial meds (quinine) and green beans
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what is calcium gluconate used to treat?
Hypocalcaemia.
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which is the most common type of renal cancer
clear cell 75% papillary 10-15%
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what is the treatment for prostate cancer
GnRH agonist- inhibits the growth
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what is the management of acute pulmonary oedema
high flow oxygen, IV furosemide, IV morphine/ GTN
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risk factors for erectile dysfunction
stress, depression, poor relationship with partner, CVD, diabetes, trauma, smoking, alcohol, obesity, radical prostatectomy
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when is a UTI complicated
in a man pregnant lady upper tract recurrent immunocompromised a child
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what is the treatment for hypothyroidism
levothyroxine (synthetic thyroid)
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what is the test for acromegaly
oral glucose tolerance test
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which hormones are secreted from the anterior pituitary
fsh, gh, prolactin, aCTH, LH, Melanocyte
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what does severe hypercalcaemia present with
dehydration, confusion risk of cardiac arrest
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long term effects of steroid use
skin thinning and easy bruising diabetes mellitus immunocompromised osteoporosis proximal muscle weakness
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types of SVT
atrioventricular nodal re entrant tachycardia (AVNRT) atrioventricular re-entrant tachycardia (AVRT) atrial tachycardia
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which type of SVT is wolf parkinsonn white
AVRT
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how long should a pr interval be
0.12-0.20s
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which medications are given to improve prognosis in heart failure
B blocker and ACEi
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what is angular stomatitis is a sign of?
iron deficiency anaemia
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what is the gold standard investigation for colorectal cancer
colonoscopy
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what are the red flags for colorectal cancer
tenesmus, rectal bleeding and weight loss and increased age.