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Australian CVD Risk (Low Risk) %? Ff up? Tx?

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<5%, Repeat after 5 years
No Treatment

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Australian CVD Risk (Mod Risk) %? Ff up?

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5-10%, Repeat after 2 years
Consider Treatment

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Australian CVD Risk (Sev Risk) %? Ff up? Tx?

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> 10%, Permanently High Risk,
M-S CKD, Familial Hypercholesterolemia

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Risk & RF of Hypertension

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Risk - MI, Stroke, CKD, PAD, Retinopathy
RF - ABBCCDDEEFSS

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HPV Testing Results

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Negative - Repeat after 5 years
(+) HPV non 16, 18 - Reflex Test
- LSIL - Repeat after 1 year
- HSIL - Colposcopy
(+) HPV 16, 18 - Colposcopy
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On Repeat - Same results
(+) HPV non 16,18 and LSIL - Repeat after 1 year
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On Repeat
(+) Any HPV - Colposcopy

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Drug Class/Brand
SABA
ICS
LABA
LAMA
ICS+LABA

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SABA - Salbutamol/Blue Puffer
LABA - Salmeterol
ICS - Fluticasone/Budesonide Orange Puffer
LAMA - Tiotropium
ICS+LABA
- Symbicort - Budesonide + Formoterol/ Red Puffer
- Seretide - Fluticasone + Salmeterol/ Purple Puffer

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Asthma Good Control

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Day time symptoms =< 2 days per week
Need for SABA reliever =< 2 days per week
No limitation of activities
No symptoms during night or on waking

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Ulcerative Colitis vs. Crohn’s Disease

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UC - Rectum to Large Bowel, Straight Line, Superficial Layer.
CD - Spares rectum, All Bowels, Skip Lesions, Whole Layer

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IBD Complications

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Both (Short Term)
- Flare Up and Inflammation - Abd, N/V/D, Bloody Diarrhea, Fever
- Ulcers and Fistula
- Obstruction and Blocking

Ulcerative Colitis
- Toxic Mega Colon
- Higher Risk for Bowel CA

Long Term Complications
- Nutritional Deficiency - IDA
- Osteoporosis
- Immune Deficiency (Drugs)
- Bowel CA

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Delirium Workup

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FBE, ESR, CRP, Blood Culture
ECG, Brain CT, CXR
UA
LFT, UEC

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Diltiazem + Statins Interactions

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Liver Failure - Jaundice, Itchiness, Dark Colored Urine, Pale Stools
Rhabdomyositis - Muscle Pain, Weakness

Diltiazem - Lightheadedness or LOC, Swelling in legs?

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Risk of Surgery = PMHx

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IHD = Risk of another MI
- Excercise Tolerance = Anthesia Risk
COPD = Oxygen might go down, Intubation complication
CKD = Lose Blood and worsen your kidney function

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BP Measurement More reliable and Schedule

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More Reliable
- Seated position after resting for 5 mins
- Legs are not crossed
- Quiet room, alone, not distracted, not talking to anywone
- Before Meals, Before Excercise, Before coffee or smoking at least 30 mins after
- After Voiding
- Do not check BP if in pain stress or in extreme temperature

Schedule - For 7 days, 2x a day
- Same time each day
- Every measurement - check at least 2x one minute apart and record both
- Record if any unusual events or incidents like stressed or pain
- If average >= 135/85 = Confirms HTN

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