Random passmed facts Flashcards

1
Q

Most important biochemical abnormality causing VT?

A

Hypokalaemia

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2
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Main side effects of nitrates

A

Headache, hypotension, tachycardia.

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3
Q

Mitral regurgitation (pan systolic) seen in what 2 conditions?

A

Mar fans and Ehlors danlos.

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4
Q

Long QT syndrome caused by what biochemical abnormality?

A

Hypokalaemia.

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5
Q

When should you take a statin/

A

Night time.

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6
Q

If stage 1 hypertension and over 80 years old what do you treat with?

A

No treatment

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7
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If under 80 years, stage 1 hypertension, no end organ damage but risk score of 15%, what do u do?

A

If risk score between 10 + 20% you should give a statin and offer lifestyle advice.

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8
Q

What class of drugs is contraindicated in aortic stenosis?

A

Nitrates

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9
Q

Which one of aortic stenosis and coarctation of the aorta cause hypertension?

A

Coarctation.

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10
Q

4 drugs used for heart failure.

A

DABS: Diuretic, ace I, beta blocker and Spironolactone.

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11
Q

What are Osler nodes?

A

Painful lesions on hands that suggest endocarditis.

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12
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What are Janeway lesions

A

Painless lesions that suggest endocardidits?

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13
Q

IVDU normally get what endocarditis?

A

Staph aureus right sided. (Tricuspid)

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14
Q

Arterial ulcers are usually where?

A

On the lateral malleolus.

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15
Q

Triad of critical limb iscahemia?

A

Gangrene, ulceration, rest pain.

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16
Q

If an ABPI is > 1.3, what should you do/

A

Not compress it.

17
Q

Considered safe to monitor aneurysms that are what size?

A

<5.5cm

18
Q

Where do you measure a DVT?

A

10cm below tibial tuberosity?

19
Q

What would suggest a DVT?

A

A difference of >3cm between each leg.

20
Q

Management of DVT in pregnant vs non-pregnant?

A

Non-pregnancy - rivaroxaban + exercise + stocking

pregnant = LMWH + exercise + sticking.

21
Q

6 Ps of limb ischaemia?

A
Pale
Pulesless 
Perishingly cold
Paralysis s
Paraethesia
Pain
22
Q

How does a PE present?

A

SOB, pleuritic chest pain, haemoptysis, dizzy.

23
Q

What does the ABG in PE show?

A

Type 1 respiratory failure (Resp alkalosis)

24
Q

Diagnostic test for PE?

A

CTPA

25
Q

Diagnostic test for PE in pregnancy?

A

Perfusion only VQ scan.

26
Q

PE managemen if active cancer?

A

LMWH for 6 months.

27
Q

Provoked PE Rx?

A

LMWH for 3 months.

28
Q

Unprovoked PE Rx?

A

LMWH for 6 months.

29
Q

Management of PE in pregnancy?

A

LMWH

30
Q

Management of acute left ventricular failure?

A

LMNOP

Loop diuretic 
Morphione 
Nitrates 
Oxygen. 
Posture (sit up)
31
Q

Symptoms of acute left ventircular failure/

A

Pink frothy sputum
Orthopnoea.
Dyspnoea