Risk assessments Flashcards

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Diabetes risk score

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Demographics
* Age
* Sex
* Ethnicity
* Weight/height/BMI
* Waist circumference

Lifestyle
* Exercise
* Diet
- Sugar
- Fruit + veg
* Smoking
* Alcohol

Current symptoms
* Thirst - polydipsia
* Toilet - polyuria
* Tired - lethargy
* Thin - unintentional weight loss

Complications
* Visual problems/changes
* Loss of peripheral sensation
* Vascular issues, ulcers
* Genital thrush
* Palpitations
* Dysuria
* Incontinence

PMH
- High blood sugar
Drug history
- Antihypertensives
Family history
- Diabetes

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What does QRisk assess?

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An individual’s 10-year risk of having a heart attack or stroke

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QRisk3 score

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Demographics
* Age
* Sex
* Ethnicity
* BMI
* Postcode

PMH
* Chronic kidney disease (stage 3+)
* Atrial fibrillation
* Rheumatoid arthritis
* Diabetes (type 1/2)
* Systemic lupus erythematosus
* Migraines
* Erectile dysfunction
* Severe mental illness

Drug history
* Antihypertensives
* Regular corticosteroids
* Atypical antipsychotics

Family history
* Angina or MI in 1st degree relative aged <60

Social history
* Smoking
* Alcohol

Measurements
* Cholesterol:HDL ratio
* Systolic BP

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What does CHADs2VASc assess?

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Ischaemic stroke risk in patients with atrial fibrillation

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CHADs2VASc score

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C - Congestive heart failure
H - Hypertension (+management)
A2 - Age ≥75
D - Diabetes
S2 - Stroke/TIA history
V - Vascular disease (MI, angina, aortic plaque, peripheral artery disease)
A - Age 65-74
Sc - Sex (female)

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What does FRAX stand for?

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Fracture Risk Assessment Tool

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What does FRAX assess?

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Estimates your risk of having a hip or other major fracture in the next 10 years

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FRAX score

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Demographics
1. Age
2. Sex
3. Weight
4. Height
–> BMI
5. Femoral neck bone mineral density (BMD)

Fracture history
6. Fracture history (Y/N)
7. Fracture hip in a parent (Y/N)

Other PMH
8. Rheumatoid arthritis
9. Secondary osteoporosis
- Type 1 diabetes
- Osteogenesis imperfecta
- Hyperthyroidism
- Premature menopause/hypogonadism
- Coeliac disease/malabsorption/malnutrition
- Chronic liver disease
- Kidney failure
- Multiple sclerosis
- Cushing’s syndrome

Drug history
10. Glucocorticoids

Social history
11. Smoking
12. Alcohol (3+ units/day)

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Interpretation of FRAX score

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≥-1 - normal
-1 - -2.5 - osteopenia
≤-2.5 - osteoporosis

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What does ABCD2 assess?

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Risk of a stroke after a TIA

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ABCD2 score

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A - Age ≥60
B - Blood pressure ≥140/90 mmHg
C - Clinical features
- 2: unilateral weakness
- 1: speech impairment, no weakness
D - Duration of symptoms
- 2: ≥60 minutes
- 1: 10-59 minutes
D - Diabetes

Also: Atrial fibrillation

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Well’s score

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Current symptoms - leg
* Tenderness - localised to along deep venous system
* Redness
* Hot to touch
* Leg swelling
- Entire leg swollen
- Pitting oedema
- Unilateral (>3cm)
* Collateral veins

Current symptoms - other symptoms
* Breathlessness
* Fever/chills
* Haemoptysis

Recent immobility
* Long haul flights/travel
* Paralysis
* Plaster cast
* Bedridden

PMH
* Recent surgery
* Cancer diagnosis/chemotherapy
* Previous DVT diagnosis

Drug history
* Anticoagulants
* Use of COCP or HRT

Family history
* DVT diagnosis

Social history
* Smoking
* Alcohol
* Pregnant?

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