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Cytochrome P450

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  • Mitochondrial proteins or in the ER.
  • Involved in synthesis and breakdown of hormones.
  • Major enzymes in drug metabolism; excreted and deactivated by CYP.
  • Some drugs increase or decrease the activity of CYP.
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CYP inhibitors

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  • grapefruit
  • Bergamot
  • St john’s wort
  • Tobacco
  • Valproate
  • Isoniazid
  • Cimetidine
  • Ketoconazole
  • SSRI
  • Fluconazole
  • Alcohol
  • Chloramphenicol
  • Cipro
  • Erythromycin
  • Amiodarone
  • Omeprazole.
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CYP inducers

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  • Carbamazepine
  • Steroids
  • Phenobarbital
  • Phenytoin
  • Rifampicin.
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GCS

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1) Eyes = 1-4 
1 = does not open eyes 
2 = open eyes to pain 
3 = opens eyes to voice 
4 = normal 
2) Verbal = 1-5 
1 = makes no sounds 
2 = makes sounds 
3 = words 
4 = confused 
5 = normal 
3) Motor = 1-6 
1 = make no movements 
2 = extension to pain 
3 = abnormal flexion away from painful stimuli 
4 = withdrawal from pain 
5 = localises to painful stimuli 
6 = obeys commands.
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MUST score

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1) BMI
>20 = 0
18.5-20 = 1
<18.5 = 2

2) Unplanned weight loss in the past 3-6 months
<5% = 0
5-10% = 1

3) Patient is ill and not likely to adequately receive nutrition = 2

Low risk = 0
Medium risk = 1 (observe)
High risk = 2 0r more

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Wells score

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  • Clinical Sx of DVT = 3
  • PE most likely = 3
  • HR >100 = 1.5
  • Immobilization for 3 days of surgery in the previous 4 weeks = 1.5
  • Previous DVT/PE = 1.5
  • Haemoptysis = 1
  • Malignancy = 1
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PESI (PE severity index)

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  • age
  • sex - male = 10
  • Hx of cancer = 30
  • HF = 10
  • Chronic lung disease = 10
  • HR >110 = 20
  • Sys BP <100 = +30
  • RR >30 = 20
  • temp <36 = 20
  • altered mental status = 60
  • O2 saturation <90 = 20.
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Frax

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  • Age
  • sex
  • BMI
  • previous #
  • parent # hip
  • smoking
  • steroids
  • RA
  • Osteoporosis
  • Alcohol >3 units a day
  • Femoral neck BMD.
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CHADVASC

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  • Age - 65-74 = 1, >75 = 2
  • Sex - female = 1
  • CHF Hx - yes =1
  • HTN - yes = 1
  • Stroke/TIA/thrombus - yes = 2
  • Vascular Hx (Mi, pvd) - yes =1
  • DM - yes =1
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HASBLED

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1) HTN - yes =1
2) Renal disease - yes = 1
3) Liver disease - Yes =1
4) stroke Hx - yes = 1
5) prior major bleed - yes = 1
6) Labile INR - yes = 1
7) Age >65 - yes = 1
8) Medication which predispose to bleeding; NSAIDs, antiplatelet - yes = 1
9) Alcohol use >8 units/week - yes = 1.

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NOF

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Shortened and externally rotated leg.

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When looking at a XR of a #

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AABCS

  • Adequacy of film
  • Alignment
  • Bones
  • Cartilage
  • Soft tissue

OLD ACID -bones

  • Open vs closed
  • Location, proximal, mid, distal
  • Degree (complete/incomplete)
  • Articular involvement
  • Communion
  • Intrinsic bone quality
  • Displacement
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Open # management

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  • ABCDE
  • Photo
  • Saline soaked gauze
  • IV ABx (augmentin)
  • Tenatus booster
  • Analgesia
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CXR interpretation

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ABCDE 
A = airway - trachea and bronchi 
B = Breathing - lung fields 
C = Circulation - heart and aortic knuckle 
D = diaphragm - pnemoperitoneum 
E = everything else
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NG tube

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  • Aspirate = pH <5.5 = safe to feed.

- Location check with CXR.

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Pelvic XR

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  • 3 rings (the pelvis inlet + 2 obturator foramen)
  • SI joints
  • Acetabulum and lines
  • Hip joint and proximal femur
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17
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Colles #

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distal radius + dorsal displacement

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18
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Smiths #

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Distal radius + Volar displacement.

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Monteggia #

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proximal third of the ulna + dislocation of the radial head.

20
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Lisfranc

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One or all of the MTP are displaced from the tarsus.

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NOF # classification

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  • Femoral head or neck = intracapsular
  • Between the two trochanters = intertrochanteric
  • Or sub trochanteric.
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NOF # management

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  • Intracapsular = screw or plate fixation. Hemiarthroplasty in the elderly or total hip replacement.
  • Intratrochaenteric = open reduction + dynamic hip screw or plate.
  • Sub trochanteric = Intramedullary nail.
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Complications following NOF repair

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1) Non-union
2) Mal-union
3) Infection
4) Avascular necrosis of the femoral head
5) Limb deformity

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Describing an XR

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  1. What and where it is.
  2. What is the # (complete or incomplete?)
  3. Where is the # (diaphysis (shaft), metaphysis (wider part), epiphysis (growth plate))
  4. Is it displaced
  5. Anything else
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adrenaline dose anaphylaxis

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1:1000 solution 0.5ml (0.5mg) IM and repeat in 5 mins if no improvement

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Adrenaline dose in cardiac arrest

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1:10,000 1mg in 10ML and repeat in 3/5 mins if no improvement

27
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Loop diuretics

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  • inhibit the body’s ability to reabsorb sodium in the ascending loop of henle at the nephron.
  • Increased water loss
  • Furosemide
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Thiazide

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  • Works on the DCT and inhibits the sodium-chloride symporter leading to the increased excretion of water.
  • Anti-hypertensive effects due to decreased pre-load.
  • Bendroflumethiazide
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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

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  • Inhibit enzyme located in the PCT.
  • Increased bicarbonate in the urine and decreased sodium absorption.
  • Acetazolamide
30
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Potassium sparing

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  • Potassium remains in the blood whilst other things are excreted.
  • Aldosterone antagonists (spironolactone) compete with aldosterone (which normally adds sodium channels in the collecting duct) and prevents its action.
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Osmotic diuretics

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  • Increase the osmolarity of urine hence keeping water in the urine.
  • Mannitol.
32
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Brachial plexus

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C5-T1

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Median nerve

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C5/6/7/8/T1

  • Anterior compartment of the forearm, thenar eminence and lumbricals
34
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Ulnar nerve

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C8/T1

  • Sensation to the medial 1.5 fingers.
    Lots of muscles.
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Radial nerve

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C5/C6/C7/C8/T1

  • Posterior compartment of the arm. Skin of lateral dorsum 3.5 fingers.
36
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Warfarin MOA

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  • Vitamin K antagonist

- Decreases ability of factor 2,7,9 and 10 to clot

37
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Dabigatran MOA

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Direct thrombin inhibitor

38
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Apixaban/Rivoraxaban MOA

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Direct factor 10a inhibitor

39
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Heparin MOA

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Inhibits antithrombin

40
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Mental state exam

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Appearance, behaviour, speech, affect, thoughts (form and content), perception, cognition, insight.

41
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Tests before someone starts lithium

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Renal function

TFT

42
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Lithium toxicity

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Blurred vision, coarse tremor, muscle weakness, ataxia, hyper-reflexia, oliguria, circulatory failure, seizures.

43
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Bulbar palsy

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Lower motor neurone

  • Dyarthria
  • Dysphagia
  • jaw thrust absent
  • Tongue atopy
  • Tongue fasciculations
44
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Pseudobulbar palsy

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Upper motor neurone

  • Dyarthria
  • Dysphagia
  • Emotional lability
  • Jaw thrust absent
45
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Upper motor neurone sign s

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  • Spasticity
  • Ridgidity
  • Hyper-reflexia
  • Weakness
46
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Lower motor neurone signs

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  • Weakness
  • Muscle wasting
  • Fasciculations
  • Absent of diminished reflexes
  • Decreased tone
47
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Nephrotic syndrome

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Protein loss >3.5g/1.73m body surface are per day.
+ Hypoalbuminaemia
+ Hyperlipidaemia

Activates RAAS to stop loss and oedema makes things worse.