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idiopathic intracranial hypertension (benign intracranial hypertension) symptoms
who
aggravated by what
headache
young females. obese
coughing/strainign
space occu[ying lesions headache
contant
progressively worsening headache
women os child bearing age and acute onset abdominal pain +/- vom
UPT
how much body iron is present in hb
60-70%
iron in veg foods
poorly absorbed
serum iron does what
fluctuates
not in isolation a reliable indicator of iron supply to tissues
what should transferrin sats be above to maintain normal erythropoiesis
> 50%
acute stress disorder within how long of event
1m
first line in anxiety
SSRIs
sertaline
thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura
symp
cause
ix
renal failure, fever, thrombocytopenia, neuro dysfunction, haemolysis
preg known cause
urine bHCG in women
idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura difference
ix
no renal failure
no haemolyiss
anti platelet AB test
triptans are what
5HT1 agonists
remission of migraines is common when
in preg
who do migraines occur in
<30s
when should clozapine be rpescribed in schiz
after 2 antipsychotics have been tried
vulval malig which is the commonest who symp ix rx
squamous >60s vulval discomfort and itching associated with growth biopsy vulvectomy
cx of untreated subdural haemorrhage
recurrent haemorrhage
axonal tearing happens when
rapid displacement of the head and brain
takayusi’s arthritis in who
what
young women
pulsless disease
ophthalmic artery isa branch from what
internal carotid artery
left hemisphere lessons causes the head to turn which way
left brianstem lesion
left
right
spastic paraparesis is what
cause of this in young women
UMN weakness of both legs
MS
iron defic treatment
ferrous sulphate 200mg three times daily
repeat bloods in 3m
increase in Hb by 1g/dl in a week
risk factors for endometrial cancer
not children
long menopausal life
obesity
unopposed oestrogen therapy
symptoms of endometrial cancer
ix
vaginal bleeding
endometrial biopsy
though block, passivity, manic behaviour
schiz
eosinophilia
hodgkins, hookworm manifestation
what can happen before a seizure
an aura
pernicious anaemia is more common in which kinds of patients
HIV
pernicious anaemia
increased MCV with megaloblasts in marrow
feltys shows what
neutropenia with myeloid hyperplasia
iron defic anaemia shows what
hypochromia, anisocytosis, polikilocytosis
free air on CXR/abd
perforate PU
sickle cell caused by what
HbS abnormal beta chain production
symptoms of sickle cell
splenomegaly in childhood
hyposplenism in adulthood due to infarcts