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Which three medications can cause aplastic anaemi

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carbamazepinne
carbimazole
chloramphenicol

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what causes Tertiary hyperparathyroidism

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Tertiary hyperparathyroidism occur with chronic renal failure and chronic secondary hyperparathyroidism > hyperplasia of parathyroid glands > autonomous
PTH secretion.

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What are electrolytes in Tertiary hyperparathyroidism

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High calcium, high PTH, normal / low phosphate.

Serum alkaline phosphatase is raised due to the osteoblast and osteoclast activity

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4
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how do you treeat tertiary hyperparathyroidism

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subtotal

parathyroidectomy

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5
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How many half lives do drugs take to reach a steady state?

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betweeen 4 and 5

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Which kind of troponin is the bettwe marker

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Troponin T is better than troponin I

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7
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What does metformin overdose cause

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lactic acidosis - by inhibiting hepatic gluconeogenesis > kidneys cannot handle excess lalctic acid

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8
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what is band keratopathy a sign of

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chronic hypercalcaemia

- this is calcium deposition in front of the eye

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9
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when is aggressive therapy for hyponatraemi contraindicated

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d if the duration of hyponatraemia is more than 48 hours, because the risk of osmotic demyelination syndrome is high when sodium is too rapidly corrected in such cases.

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10
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what is a contraindication for biphosphonates

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CKD

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list the biochemical features of dehydration

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  • Disproportionate increase in urea compared to creatinine
  • Albumin
  • Haematocrit
  • Sodium
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How do you manage tertiary hyperparathyroidism?

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REMOVE the thyroid glands

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13
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What ECG change do you see in HYPOkalaemia

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U waves

prolonged QT

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Why is tertiary parathyroidism usually associated with HIGH serum phosphate

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because tertiary hyperparathyroidism occurs with. CKD > the kidney is unable to excrete phosphate > high serum phoshate

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what is the effect of insulin on potassium?

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Insulin drives potassium into cells > drives hypokalaemia

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