sunderland 2019 Flashcards

1
Q

what is initial management of pt with DKA

A

soluble insulin injection

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2
Q

cautionary label for beta-adrenoceptor blocking drugd

A

do not stop taking unless doc says to stop

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3
Q

which antihypertensive is given in low dose to avoid first-dose hypotension

A

ramipril

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3
Q

can mg-containing antacids have constipating effect?

A

no

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4
Q

what class of drug is salmeterol

A

LABA

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5
Q

If pt says they smashed their methodone liquid what do you do?

A

tell them to request another script from his dr who normally prescribes it

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6
Q

where do you find generic names of international brand names

A

martindale the comple drug reference

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7
Q

when do you apply aciclovir for cold sores

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8
Q

pt is prescribed erythromycin which one of his following meds should he avoid concomitant use with?
- atenolol
- simvastatin
- amlodipine
- fluxotiene

A

simvastatin

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9
Q

why change tab to injection for haloperidol?

A

imrpove compliance

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10
Q

what is added to terbutaline

A

beclometasone

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11
Q

which of following is only valid for 28 days legally
- kaolin + morphine BP mix
- trazodone
- diazepam 5mg
- morphine 10/5
- codeine 15mg

A

diazepam 5mg

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12
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how long is retention of RP log required

A

5 years

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13
Q

if pt has severe peripheral vascular disease what should be avoided?
- atenolol
- codeine
- furosemide
- flucloxacillin

A

atenolol

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14
Q

is pt charged a fee to access their PMR

A

yes £10

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15
Q

which drug does not cause QT prolongation
- erythromycin
- domperidone
- citalopram
- amlodipine

A

amlodipine

16
Q

what is not a core role of all accountable officers for organisations in relation to CDS
- ensure individuals have recieved appropriate learning
- personally supervise destruction of expired controlled drugs
- ensure effective routes for reporting concerns or compliants are in place

A
  • personally supervise destruction of expired controlled drugs
17
Q

clinical governance

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18
Q

what is better for children live attenuated intranasal vaccine or inactivated IM vaccine

A

live attenuated intranasal

19
Q

guidelines of handling cytotoxics - which does not included
- pregnant staff should avoid exposure
- guidance on eye protection
- nationally agreed procedures should be used for dealing with spillages
- only trained staff should reconstitute

A
  • nationally agreed procedures should be used for dealing with spillages
20
Q

when is orlistat taken

A

during or up to 1 hour after each meal

21
Q

which most likely cause cholestatic jaundice at therapeutic doses
- digoxin
- amoxicillin
- co-amox
- bisoprolol

A

co-amox

22
Q

how many principles are there in GPHC

A
23
Q

pt = underarm rash after new brand of deodrant. Skin is irritant, not broken or weeping. stopped using it. What advise do you give
- use antihistamine for 7 days
- use hydrocortisone 1% for upto 7 days
- crotamiton cream 10% for upto 7 days
- moisturing cream e.g. aq cream for upto 7 days
- refer to GP

A
  • use hydrocortisone 1% for upto 7 days
24
Q

what type of study is
investigating whether initial doses of lisinopril are prescribed according to standards

A

clinical audit

25
Q

pt requires support in limiting the effects of their physical disability on daily life. who do you refer them to?
- district nurse
- care worker
- occupational therapist
- physiotherapist

A

occupational therapist

26
Q

legal requirements of prescriptions CD

A
27
Q

Which conditions is hydrocortisone 1% cream is CI
- contact dermatitis
- allergic dermatitis
- insect bite reactions
- angular chellitis
- ezcema

A

angular chellitis

28
Q

can you give chloramphenicol for 3yr who has asthma and uses salbutamol regularly

A

yes

29
Q

which professional asses swallowing difficulties

A

speech and language therapist

30
Q

LFT are tested prior to use in?
-amox
amiadorone
amlopdine
predn

A

amox

31
Q

how often is MMR given

A
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