Urology Flashcards

1
Q

Sexual intercourse

  • snapping sound
  • lateral bending of erect dick
EGGPLANT deformity
\+/-
blood @meatus, 
haematuria, 
dysuria, retention--> 
piss extravasation

Dx?

Which layer damaged?

Where does urethral damage occcur most likely in terms of fracture anatomy?

Ix @urethral injury?

Ix for the actual dick?

Tx:
_______

SUSTAIN pelvic fracture ->
cystogram = extraperitoneal
urine extravasation
-NO blood @meatus

A

Penile fracture

Which layer damaged?
-tunica albuginea

Urethral dx most likely @
-both corporsa cavernosum

Ix @urethral injury?
–Retrograde/Asc urethrogram -> SPC

Ix for the actual dick?

  • caverno-sography
  • MRI
Tx:
-Hematoma evac
-Fix T.Albuginea + Urethra
-SPC
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Bladder rupture:

  • Tx = Conservative Foley urinary catheter
  • LAPARATOMY @intraperitoneal
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Phimosis:

if dont clean under foreskin, 2 issues?

Tx?
________

straddle injury e.g. bicycles

triad:
- perineal haematoma
- retention
- blood at the meatus

pelvic fracture ->
-Penile/Perineal oedema/hematoma
-O/E: PROSTATE displaced UPWARDS
_________

Pelvic fracture + inability to void

  • haematuria/suprapubic pain
  • UNABLE to retrieve ALL fluid used to irrigate bladder through a Foley catheter
A

Phimosis:

if dont clean under foreskin, 2 issues?

  • stones @pre-putial sac
  • penile cancer

Conservative
Steriods
Circumcision
______

Bulbar rupture
–Retrograde/Asc urethrogram -> SPC

Membranous rupture
–Retrograde/Asc urethrogram -> SPC
__________

Bladder/urethral rupture

  • IVUrogram or Cystogram
  • intraperitoneal = LAPARATOMY
  • extraperitoneal = Conservative + Foley Catheter
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Sterile Pyuria

i.e. WCC pus in urine

A

Partially/Recently Tx UTI
Chlamydia
Tumours - renal/bladder
TB/Schisto/AppendicitisDivertic-ureter irritation

Cystoscopy
RT/Drugs
Atrophic vaginitis
Preg
InterstitialNephritis/ATN
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Communicating hydroceles are found in

>? % of newborn males

A

Communicating hydroceles are found in

>3% of newborn males

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Q

Enlarged kidneys ax?

G+ Bacilli?

G+ Cocci

G- Bacilli

G- Cocci
___________

ABx affecting:

FA synth = ?
-SEs?
___________

Cell-wall synth:
A-PeptidoGlyc synth: ?

B-PeptidoGlyc cross-link ?
1. Beta-lactam SENS: ?
2. Beta-lactam RESIST: ?
___________

30s ribosome = ? + SEs?

50s ribosomes = CCML?

Gyrase = ? + SEs?

mRNA synth ?

DNA integrity?
________

C.diff causes by Clinda + Cephalos

A

Enlarged kidneys:
PKD, HIV, Amyloidosis, DM

G+ Bacilli?

  • Bacillus cereus
  • C.diff
  • Gardenella
  • TB/ List/LactoBacillus

G+ Cocci

  • Aureus - StaphyloCOCCUS
  • StreptoCOCCUS
  • EnteroCOCCUS

G- Bacilli
-Errrrrything else

G- Cocci
-Moraxella
-Neisseria Men/Gon
___________

ABx affecting:

FA synth = TMP SMX
-Hematopoesis, Itch, PS
-RTA 4 - resistance
___________

Cell-wall synth
A-peptidoglyc synth: Vanc/Bacitracin

B-peptidoglyc cross-link:
Penicillins/Cephalos->C.diff/Carbepenems:
1. Beta-lactam SENS:
-PMP-V, BenPenG, Amox

  1. Beta-lactam RESIST:
    -Fluclox #cholestasis
    ___________
30s ribosome = 
Aminoglycosides + Tetracyclines
-Aminoglyc = Oto/Nephro toxics
-Tetracyclines:
PS, 
Oesophagitis, 
IIHTN, 
Not <12yrs 
Teeth discolour
50s ribosomes = 
Chloramp = Aplastic Anemia
Clinda - C.diff
Macrolide - P450i, long QT, Nausea
Lizenolid

Gyrase = Quiolones
P450i
Seizure threshold lower
Tendon dx

mRRRNA synth:
-RRRifampicin

DNA integrity - metronidazole = Alco rxn
_________

C.diff causes by Clinda + Cephalos

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Tight white ring + phimosis @foreskin tip

Flat-PAP #ulcerate @foreskin = ?

Red-velvet plaque = ?

Orange/ red/ pinpoint = ?

Reactive Arthiritis -> red plaque , ragged white border = ?
_________

BPH tx:

  • Conservative?
  • Med?
  • Surg: ? -> Cx due to #? #?electrolyte-dx

Finasteride take how long before results?

A

Tight white ring + phimosis @foreskin tip
-BXO-LSclerosis

Flat-pap #ulcerate @foreskin = SqCC

Red-velvet plaque = EoQ SqCC-IS

Orange/ red/ pinpoint = Zoon’s balanitis

Reactive Arthiritis -> red plaque , ragged white border = Circinate balanitis
________

BPH tx:

Conservative:

  • Alco/Caffeine/Fizzy drinks
  • Constipation
  • Ex/diet
  • Sweeteners/Smoke stop

Med:

  • alpha-blocker Tamsulosin = post hypoTN
  • 5alphaReduct-i = Finasteride
  • Finasteride take 6 months before results

Surg: TURP -> TURP syndrome #glycine #HYPOnatraemia

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UTI ?
Biopsy ?
Ex ?
Ejac ?
DRE ?

vHU, LUTS, ED
Age 50/+, FHx, Obesity, Black/Back-bone-WL ->

DRE (hard/nodular)
PSA 3/+ (age 50/+) -2ww->

SUSPECT= ?Ix ->

1. Likert 1/2
Systematic ? = NO ? / ?
-PSA @?m
-low p(PC)= ? + PSA/?
-? @FHx/PSAhigh
  1. Likert 3:
    ?
    -@neg= ?
    -@PIN/PGIN/ainar = ?

—–Gleason….PSA
LR ^ ^
IR ?………….?–?
HR V V

LR= Tx?

IR/ HR-LAPC/ highPSAafterProstatectomy-RT
= Tx?
-LAPC=?

Mets=HRelapsed:

  • ?
  • ?
  • -want boners? = ?
  • -fail-> back to ?

HRelapsed:

  • ? /? /?
  • ?
  • ? /? /?
Mets: Ix?
-LHRHblocker = ?
-? @bone-protection
-? @pain
-?/ ? 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

AS:

  • ?Ix /?m @Y1; ?m @Y2
  • ?Exam /12m
  • ?Ix @12m

WW when?
-high PSA/ bone-pain + LPC -> ?

Hot-flushes = ?
TUMOUR FLARE RISK
-Goserelin + Cyproterone acetate 1st 3wks

A
UTI 4w
Biopsy 6w
Ex 48hr
Ejac 48hr
DRE 7d

vHU, LUTS, ED
Age 50/+, FHx, Obesity, Black/Back-bone-WL ->

DRE (hard/nodular)
PSA 3/+ (age 50/+) -2ww->

SUSPECT=mpMRI ->

  1. Likert 1/2
    Systematic biopsy = NO TRUS/Tp-template / TRUS/Tp-template
    -PSA @3-6m
    -low p(PC)=GP PSA referral level + PSA/6m-yearly-2yearly@neg-biopsy
    -TRUS/Tp-template @FHx/PSAhigh
  2. Likert 3
    mpMRI biopsy
    -@neg=d/w MDT ± repeat biopsy
    -@PIN/PGIN/ainar = d/w pt high p(PC)

—–Gleason….PSA
LR ^ ^
IR 7…………10-20
HR V V

LR= AS + Radical HIFU/Cryo -> Prostatectomy/RT(EBR/BT)

IR/ HR-LAPC/ highPSAafterProstatectomy-RT
= Radical (HIFU/Cryo): Prostatectomy/ RT(EBR/BT)
-LAPC=DEGARELIX-LRHRblocker @HDependent
–> PSA @w6/6m @2yrs/12m after

Mets=HRelapsed:

  • Docetaxel
  • ADT = orchidectomy > Goserelin LHRHag
  • -want boners? = Bicalutamide a.androgen
  • fail-> back to ADT

HRelapsed:

  • Abiraterone(a.blocker)/ Enzalut(a.androgen)/ DEXAMETH @3rd-line
  • Cabaz
  • Docetax/ Abiraterone(a.blocker)/ Enzalut(a.androgen)
Mets: Spinal-MRI @Spinal Mets
-LHRHblocker = Degarelix
-Zolend @bone-protection
-Bisphosphonates @pain
-Radium/Strontium 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

AS:

  • PSA /3m @Y1; 6m @Y2
  • DRE /12m
  • mpMRI @12m

WW @older/slow-tumour/comorbidities/elderly:
-high PSA/ bone-pain + LPC -> Urology MDT

Hot-flushes = MedroxyProg/ CyproAcetate

Hot-flushes = ?
TUMOUR FLARE RISK
-Goserelin + Cyproterone acetate 1st 3wks

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Q

Renal Stones: 3 places stones get stuck?

Ix < ? hrs / ?analgesia
AE

MET @ ? < ? cm

  • Tx?
  • if < 0.5cm + Aysyx = ?
  • > 1cm = prognosis? -> Tx < ? w

Remove @ ? / ? :

  • Lithotripsy < ? cm
  • Ureteroscopy < ? cm + ?
  • Nephrolithotomy > ? cm/ ? / ?
  • Stent/Surg = ?

? @sepsis

Radiograph finding-Type-pH?:
?-Cysteine-? pH

?-Uric-Xanthine-? pH

?-Struvite Staghorn-? pH
-Urea –ProteusCHEM-Rxn?-> NH3 Mg PO4

?-Ca Oxal / Phosph-? pH
oXal=Appearance? > phosphate=Appearance?
________

-Non-seminomatous? #?
-Seminomatous? #?
-Non-germ?
_______________

…… ……(NSemi……Semi)….NGerm

AFP/ hcg: highorlow
………………..

Age: ………(? -? ……….? )……….?

Prognosis:……………..? )

RFs?
–> size/shape/texture change = ?

A

Renal Stones @PUJ/ Pelvic Brim/ VUJ

NC helical CT <14-24hrs / NSAID-diclofenac50mgPR
AE

MET @distal ureteric stone < 1cm

  • alpha-blocker
  • if <0.5cm + Aysyx = WW
  • > 1cm = UNLIKELY 2 pass -> Tx <4w

Remove @pain/not-passing:

  • Lithotripsy <2cm
  • Ureteroscopy <2cm + preg
  • Nephrolithotomy >2cm/staghorn-struvite/prox ureter-lowerpole
  • Stent/Surg = nephrostomy

ABx @sepsis

SO-Cysteine-low pH

L-Uric-Xanthine-low pH

O-Struvite Staghorn-high pH
-Urea -ProteusHydrolysis> NH3 Mg PO4

O-Ca Oxal / Phosph-high pH
oXal=spiky > phosphate=smooth
__________

-Non-semi=Choriocarc.Embryonic.Teratoma.Yolk-sac #germ
-Seminoma #germ
-Non-germ=Leydig-Lymohoma.Sertoli-Sarcoma
_______________

……..(NSemi……Semi)….NGerm

AFP/ hcg: high
…………………

Age: …..(20-30……40)…….50

Prognosis:…………good)

FHx
Undesc
Crypto-Orchid
Kleinfelter
Infertility
TIN 
--> size/shape/texture change = 2WW + USS TESTES !!!
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9
Q

When to USS testicle?
_________

Varicocele - Refer:
_________

When 2 refer for Urology:
_________

Fluid AROUND testicle
#CANNOT FEEL testes
-TRANSILLUMINATES
Dx?

For CONGEN hydrocele:
-when 2 reassure - @?yrs

-when 2 refer for paeds?
Hydrocele @?
Hernia = ?

For non-CONGEN hydrocele?
__________

Varicoceles - how 2 manage:
-G1/subclin = ?

-@G2/3
Symmetrical - ?
Asymm = ?

Syx OR Abnormal semen = ?
Asyx AND Normal semen = ?

Most are on the left,
left varicocele = RCC cos left testicular vein drains into left renal vein
_________

Lump in INGUINAL groin area
Reducible disappears when laying flat scrotum fine

<6w - surg < ?
<6m - surg < ?
<6y - surg < ?
__________

BLACK kid
symmetrical bulge
@UMBILICUS

Dx? Tx? Resolve by?
Assoc w/?
-If syx/ large = Surg @ ? -? yr
-If Asyx+Small = ?Surg @ ? -? yr

A
When to USS testicle?
Hematocele @non-trauma
-if < x3 V contralat = chill
Hx of pain/ persistent/ trauma
Hydrocele = 20-35
Uncertain ddx
Testicle = ETvTesticle ?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Varicocele - Refer:
-Sudden pain 
-Not drain @supine
-R-sided varicocele
-TGA = low volume
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
When 2 refer for Urology:
-Torsion
-AEOrchitis
-StrangHernia
-Hematocele TRAUMA
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Dx = Hydrocele 

For CONGEN hydrocele:
-Reassure < 2yrs

-when 2 refer for paeds:
Hydrocele @SCord /Abdo-Scrotal Hernia
Hernia = Inguinal /Strang

For non-CONGEN hydrocele:
-Surg/Sclero/Asp
__________

Varicoceles - how 2 manage:
G1/subclin
-Reassure, Analgesia, Infertile 33.3%, Supportive underwear

-@G2/3
Symmetrical - Annual exam
Asymm = Urology ref

Syx OR Abnormal semen = Urology ref
Asyx AND Normal semen = Semen analysis
__________

Congenital inguinal hernia – paediatric surgery ASAP incarceration risk
<6w - surg <2d
<6m - surg <2w
<6y - surg <2m 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Infanta UMBILICAL hernia
No tx - resolve <3yrs
-Assoc with HypoT !!!
If Syx/ Large = Surg @2-3yr
-If Asyx+Small = ?Surg @4-5yr
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10
Q
yellow/green
-strawberry cervix
-smelly 
Dx? Tx?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Cda-Gcc
Chlamydia Tx?
Refer for:
-GUM
-Repeat infection @?/+y/o = high p(re-infection)
-Avoid sex till when?
-STD screen/ Safe sex
-Sex-abuse < ?yrs 

Gonorrhoea Tx:

  • UnCx:
  • anogenital gon = ?
  • anogenital/ pharyngeal gon + antimicrobial susceptibility known = ?
  • needle phobia = ?
  • Asyx = ?Ix ?/+w after ABx end
  • Syx = ?Ix ?/+d after ABx end

Syx men = C+T:

  • all partners < ?w
  • most recent partner if >?w

The rest i.e. Asyx men /Women
- C+T all partners < ?m
_____

PID:

Mycoplasma genitalium?

Gon high risk?
Gon low risk?

A

yellow/green
-strawberry cervix
-smelly
Dx? Trichomoniasis Tx? Metro

Chlamydia=
Doxy /Azithro
7d//////2d, respectively 
Refer for:
-GUM
-Repeat infection @25/+ y/o = high p(re-infection)
-Avoid sex after ABx end/Azithro +7d
-STD screen/ Safe sex
-Sex-abuse < 18yrs 

Gonorrhoea

  • UnCx:
  • anogenital gon = IM Ceft
  • anogenital/ pharyngeal gon + antimicrobial susceptibility known = Cipro
  • needle phobia = Cefix+Azithro
  • Asyx = NAAT 2/+w after ABx end
  • Syx = C+S 3/+d after ABx end

Syx men = C+T:

  • all partners < 2w
  • most recent partner if >2w

The rest i.e. Asyx men /Women
- C+T all partners <3m
_______

PID:

Mycoplasma genitalium
-moxifloxacin / ceftriax -> Azithro

Gon high risk = Ceftriax+Doxy+Metro
Gon low risk = Ceftriax/Oflox

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11
Q

EOrchitis

3 causes:

  • ? - anal sex/ catheter -> Tx?
  • ? - Age < ? -> Tx?
  • ? - supportive - Tx?

–f/u ?w->

f/u = ? + Refer @?
___________

WPW
A - which sided pathway ->?AD = dom R wave @ which lead??
B - which sided pathway ->?AD = dom R wave @ which lead??

Assoc:?

Tx:?

Avoid sotalol when? Why?
_______

A

EOrchitis

3 causes:

  • E.coli - (anal sex/ catheter) -> Cipro
  • STD - (Age <35) -> Ceft+Doxy /Cipro
  • Mumps - (supportive) - MSU/dipstix

–f/u2w->

f/u = ?ABx change + Refer @UTI/ STI/ Fail
___________

WPW = AL BRt
A - left sided RAD = dom R wave @ V1
B - right sided LAD = no dom R wave @ V1

Assoc: MESH
MVP, Ebstein anomaly, Secundum ASD, HOCM/HyperT

Tx: radioFreq ablation of acc pathway
FAPS

Avoid sotalol @AF cos it

  • prolongs refractory period @AVN ->
  • inc transmission rate through acc pathway ->
  • Inc vent rate = VF
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12
Q

? = bladder infection (aka cystitis)

?:
Typical pathogens @normal: S+F+CMs
-UT + kidney function + no predisposing co-morbidities -> UTI

?: UTI + incr p(Cx e.g. Persistent/Recurrent infection, Tx failure)
-Cx UTI RFs = S+F dx, catheters, virulent/atypical organisms and co-morbidities (DM or IC)

? = Ureters + kidneys infection #(pyelonephritis)

Recurrent = Relapse/Reinfeciton

  • UTI 2/+ / ? m
  • UTI 3/+ /? m
  • ? — same strain infection
  • ? — different strain infection

? = UTI + catheter inserted last <48hr

? = bacteria @urine = asyx/syx

A

L-UTI = bladder infection (aka cystitis)

UnCx UTI — Typical pathogens @normal UT + kidney function + no predisposing co-morbidities -> UTI

Cx UTI — UTI + incr p(Cx e.g. Persistent/Recurrent infection, Tx failure)
-Cx UTI RFs = S+F dx, catheters, virulent/atypical organisms and co-morbidities (DM or IC)

Upper UTI = Ureters + kidneys infection #(pyelonephritis)

Recurrent = Relapse/Reinfeciton

  • UTI 2/+ / 6 m
  • UTI 3/+ /12m
  • Relapse — same strain infection
  • Reinfection — different strain infection

Catheter-UTI = UTI + catheter inserted last <48hr

Bacteriuria = bacteria @urine = asyx/syx

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Q

UTI tx?

  • Cath change @?/+d
  • A
  • M
  • Preg = Tx when? ; ? @GBS-agalactae

Refer: SA RC AS TIC

  • S+F dx
  • Atyp org
  • Recurrence/Persistence
  • CATHETER
  • Atyp org
  • S+F dx

-TwoWW@
?/+ and ?HU:
-w/ ?
-w/out ?

?/+ and ?HU +

  • ? / ?
  • ? / ?

-IC/ Urology dx @prostatitis = ?
-Acute = ? + ? –f/u=?d->
? d/w @f/u
-?
-? @STD

Chronic = ?

A

UTI tx?

  • Cath change @7/+d
  • ABx/Analgesia
  • MSU/ Dipstix
  • Preg = Tx NOW; ANC @GBS-agalactae

Refer:

  • S+F dx
  • Atyp org
  • Recurrence/Persistence
  • CATHETER
  • Atyp org
  • S+F dx

-TwoWW@
45/+ + vHU
45/+ + vHU + (UTI + Tx fail)

60/+ nvHU +

  • dysuria / inc WCC
  • recurrent/persistence
IC/ Urology dx @prostatitis = REFER
-Acute = cipro+CS --f/u=2d-> 
C+S result d/w @f/u
-ABx accordingly
-GUM @STD

Chronic =
-Lactulose @pain-poo, Alpha-blocker, CBT/ADep, Trimeth
________

45/+ + vHU:

  • w/ UTI + Tx fail
  • w/out UTI
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14
Q

S1-2 sounds?
-Soft -Loud

Wide split ??

Paradox split??
Fixed split??

S4-3 sounds?
____________

Causes of 1st and 2nd degree HB KIMBAD

Causes of 3rd degree complete HB FASTI
____________

Pericardial rub - ??
Pleural rub - ??
Pericardial knock - ??
____________

Causes of LBBB

RBBB causes?

A

S1 = AV valves mitral/tricuspid closing
soft @Regurg
loud @MS

S2 = Aortic/pul closing 
soft @ASten
Loud @ 
-HTN, Hyperdymamic states,
-ASD-PulHtn

Wide s2-
delay RV empty
-(PS; PAH{MRegurg severe}; RBBB)

Paradox s2
-WPW-b, AS/LBBB, RVPacing, PDA

Fixed s2 - ASD

S4 = atria contract against STIFF ventricle
HOCM/HTN
ASten

S3 = diastolic filling of ventricle 
Const pericarditis - pericard knock, X+Y, X ✔️; 
Dilated CM, 
MRegug
NORMAL<30y
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

1st and 2nd degree:
K+low; IHD; myocarditis;
Beta-blockers; Athletes; Digoxin

3rd degree complete block:
Fibrosis; AS; Surg Trauma; IHD/Congen
____________

Pericardial rub - pericarditis
Pleural rub - pneumonia/PE
Pericardial knock - C. Pericarditis
____________

LBBB=CM, HTN, AS, IHD

RBBB=PE, ASD, Normal

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15
Q

LVH: deep S @V1-2; tall R @V5-6

  • Pulse = slow rising/narrow pressure
  • Apex = thrill
  • S4

Tx for:

  • Asyx?
  • Asyx >40/50mmHg + LV sys dx?
  • Syx?
Common Ax @ 
<65 ?
>65 ?
iNFECTION?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
For bioprosthetic valve:
Inc risk of?? 
>age? get aortic one
>age? get mitral one
AC needed? give what antithrombotic Tx? 

For mechanical valve for YOUNGER
Inc risk of??
AC needed? And what else if IHD??
____________

@Obesity NICE recommend:

BMI at 91st centile or above
- consider ?

BMI at 98th centile or above
- consider ?

RFs: FAT???

Endo: ??, ??, ?? CHG
Genetic: ??, ?? DP

A

AStenosis
-S4=HOCM/HTN/ASten
Asyx = OBSERVE

Asyx >40/50mmHg + LV sys dx = SURG

Syx = valve replacement -> balloon valvuloplasty

Ax Aortic stenosis:
<65 - bicuspid aortic valve
>65 - calcification
Rheumatic Fever

LVH= deep S @V1-2; tall R @V5-6
-inverted T @V5-6 (I, II, VL)

RVH= RAD+tall R @V1
-inverted T @V1-2, I II, aVF

wave inversion in the
leads looking at the right ventricle (T wave
inversion is normal in lead Vl
, and may be
normal in lead V2, but in white adults is
abnormal in lead V3)
________________

For bioprosthetic valve:
Inc risk of calcification 
>65 get aortic one
>70 get mitral one
Long term AC not needed, give aspirin

For mechanical valve:
Inc risk of thrombosis
Give warfarin + aspirin if IHD.
____________

NICE recommend

-TCI: Tailored Clinical Intervention if BMI
@91st centile or above

-ComorbiditiesAssx if BMI
@98th centile or above

RFs: Females, Asians, Tall

Endo: Cushing’s, HypoT, GH deficiency
Genetic: Down’s Prader-Willi

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16
Q

Ax LAD

Ax RAD
_______
ECG signs:

Tall R @V5+6
Inverted T @V5+6, 1, VL
LBBB+LAD

R tall @V1
Inverted T @V1+2,
RBBB+RAD

Bifid/Broad P-mitrale +/- AF = ?
(what letter does Bifid P look like? 🤔)

Peaked P-pulmonale = ?
____________

Pulses paradoxes? PAH
Slow rising/plateau?
_________

COLLAPSING? API
Pulsus alternans?
_________

Bisfriens pulse - DOUBLE systolic beat
Jerky
_________

J wave Osborn
Widespread/SADDLE ST elevation
_________

PR depression?!
pericardial knock
_______

  • Collapsing pulse = ?
  • Wide Pulse Pressure = ?
  • Narrow Pulse Pressure = ?
  • slow rising pulse =?
A

RAD vs LAD

A(R>S @ V1) - WWPW - B (S»>R + Tinvert)+ VT
AAAArm switch/dextrocardia
RRRRVH - LVH
Lat (circumflex) - MMMMI - Inf (RCA)
TTTTall thin = RAD
Left post fasicle - HHHHemiblock - left ant fasicle/(bifasicular)

p176 ECG John Hampton book
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
LVH:
R>25mm @V5+6
Inverted T @ V5+6, 1, VL
LBBB+LAD

RVH:
R tall @ V1
Inverted T @ V1+2,
RBBB+RAD

Bifid/Broad P-mitrale +/- AF = LAH
-MS -> LAH

Peaked P-pulmonale #RAH
-TS>RVH(PS/PAH)

As per John Hampton p112
____________

Tamponade/ Severe asthma:
- PAH, AR/ASD, High Left EDV

AS
_________

AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
LVF
_________

HOCM/Aortic valve Dx
HOCM
_________

J = hypothermia HyperCalcemia
Widespread ST elevate = pericarditis
_________

PR depression = most sensitive for pericarditis!!!!!

pericardial knock = constr pericard
_______.

  • Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
  • Wide Pulse Pressure = PDA/3rd HB/AR
  • Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten
  • slow rising pulse = ASten
17
Q

AD - long QT + NO sensorineural deafness

AR - long QT + sensorineural deafness

AD Asian men 
pseudoRBBB + 
ST elevation (downsloping mostly V1-3ish)
T-invert
Risk? Tx? Gene? 

Antiarryhtmics causing long QT?
Others?
Electrolytes?
_________

Aspirin

Clopidogrel

Enoxaparin/Fonda

Bivalirudin Reversible

Abciximab, eptifibatide, tirofiban ???

TxA2, ADP plt receptor, aAT3 stop f10a, DTi, gp2b3a blocker

A

Romano Ward, KCN(Q1+H2) fucked K channels

Jervell Nielsen

Brugada = tachy-arrhythmias, sudden cardiac death. ICD!! Gene SCN5A mutation -> fucked Na Channel

Not FAPS
-SSRI/TCA;  APsych; Li
-ABx = MACROLIDES  
-Low Mg K Ca/ Low Temp HypoThermia 
-Typ>>>>Atyp 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Aspirin Antiplatelet -
inhibits thromboxane A2 production

Clopidogrel Antiplatelet -
inhibits ADP + plt receptor binding

Enox/fonda = Activates AT3 ->
-stop f8-12a

Bivalirudin Reversible DTi

Abciximab, eptifibatide, tirofiban
GP2b/3a receptor blockers

18
Q

Soft, Systolic-ejection

  • Short , S1+2 ok, SymptomLESS,
  • Standing-Sitting varies w/ position

_______
1.
Short BUZZZZZ @Aorta, OR
Soft BLOWWW @Pul

  1. Continuous blowing = BELOW the clavicles
  2. Low-pitched sound @LLSE
#3 innocent murmurs
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

—EJECTION Mid-Systoic Murmurs
Andy:
-ASten/Sclerosis

Pandy:

  • Syst: innocent/ PS(carcinoid-noonan)/ ASD/ ToF/ HOCM
  • Diast: AR / PR
PDA = continous machine, wide/collapsing below clavicle
Coarctation = Turner, EMSyst to back 
Carcinoid = TR/PS

—PANSYSTOLIC murmurs
Teddy:
-Syst: TR carcinoid-ivdu / VSD harsh
-Diast: TSten

Me:

  • Syst: MRegurg(high-pitch)/ MVP(EMS click)
  • Diast: MSten(Rumbling)
A

1-Ejections* - turb OUTFLOW tract

2-Venous - turb INFLOW venous tract

3- stiLLSe - LLSE low pitched
_________

*EJECTION:
Pulmonary=soft blowing/Aortic=short Buzzing
-Assoc w/Valsalva

#3 innocent murmurs
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

_________

—EJECTION Mid-Systoic Murmurs
Andy:
-ASten/Sclerosis

Pandy:

  • Syst: innocent/ PS(carcinoid-noonan)/ ASD/ ToF/ HOCM
  • Diast: AR / PR
PDA = continous machine, wide/collapsing below clavicle
Coarctation = Turner, EMSyst to back 
Carcinoid = TR/PS

—PANSYSTOLIC murmurs
Teddy:
-Syst: TR carcinoid-ivdu / VSD harsh
-Diast: TSten

Me:

  • Syst: MRegurg(high-pitch)/ MVP(EMS click)
  • Diast: MSten(Rumbling)
19
Q

Pulse = Bounding + COLLAPSING*
Murmur = continuous MACHINE
-Wide pulse pressure
-Thrill + Heave

  • Whats PDA?
  • Why PDA legit in utero?
  • Why not need after born?
  • If persists whats the issue?
  • Similar to Aortic regurg, what kind of pulse you get?

-Tx?
_______

  • Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
  • Wide Pulse Pressure = PDA/3rd HB/AR
  • Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten
  • slow rising pulse =?
A

PDA= pul art + aorta connection

inutero, baby gets O2 from mum
Doesn’t need lungs #pul HTN ->
R->L shunt
-i.e. need it go through PDA

after born, Pul HTN gone ->
blood go to lung for oxygenation
#dont need PDA

If persists #uncorrected, you get:
L->R shunt -> PAH + RVH -> 
R->L shunt @Eisenmenger --> 
-murmur = disappears --> 
infant = CYANOTIC, not shocked

Pulse = Bounding + COLLAPSING*
Murmur = continuous MACHINE
-Wide pulse pressure

Tx = Indomethacin closes PDA!!
Prostaglandins keeps it open @ TGA to allow some oxygenation before surgical fixing

  • Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
  • Wide Pulse Pressure = PDA/3rd HB/AR
  • Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten
  • slow rising pulse =ASten
20
Q

Explain eisenmenger

Sx?

Ax?
____________

ASD:
-RBBB+RAD - Dx? Risk?
-RBBB+LAD - Dx?
___________

Man/Turner’s girl

  • HTN in arms
  • R-F delay
  • E-MSys @ LUSE through to BACK!!
  • CXR = notched ribs cos of?

Dx? Anatomy? HTN in which vessels?
_______

MITRAL AREA:

S3: Pansystolic = blowing high pitched ->
Radiate to AXILLA

Pansystolic + EMSyst click

Diastolic @Exp -> opening snap + Rumbling
_______

Collapsing pulse = ?
Wide Pulse Pressure = ?
Narrow Pulse Pressure = ?
_______

Pansystolic @LLSE

  • louder @insp #incrVenReturn #carcinoid
  • harsh?
A
If persists #uncorrected, you get:
L->R shunt -> PAH + RVH -> 
R->L shunt @Eisenmenger --> 
-murmur = DISAPPEARS --> 
infant = CYANOTIC #not shocked

CCPP:

  • cyanosis clubbing
  • polycythemia PAH

Ax = VSD, ASD, PDA.
_____________

ASD:

RBBB+RAD = secundum dx
-EMBOLUS SHOOT OFF -> STROKE!!!!!!

RBBB+LAD = primum dx
-prime lad
__________

Coarctation
-Aorta NARROW near PDA -> 
-HTN in Bracioceph + LSubclavian 
-CXR = collats eroding ribs -> notched ribs
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

MR
- Pansys blowing high pitched -> Axilla

MVP = Pansys + EMSyst click

MS
-opening snap + Rumbling
________

Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
Wide Pulse Pressure = AR/PDA/ 3rdHB
-Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten
_________

Pansystolic @LLSE

  • louder @insp #incrVenReturn=TR
  • harsh=VSD
21
Q

MITRAL AREA:

S3: Pansystolic = blowing high pitched ->
Radiate to AXILLA

Pansystolic + EMSyst click

Diastolic @Exp -> opening snap + Rumbling
_______

Collapsing pulse = ?
Wide Pulse Pressure = ?
Narrow Pulse Pressure = ?
_______

Pansystolic @LLSE

  • louder @insp #incrVenReturn #carcinoid
  • harsh?
A

MR
- Pansys blowing high pitched -> Axilla

MVP = Pansys + EMSyst click

MS
-opening snap + Rumbling
________

Collapsing pulse = AR/PDA/ Incr requirement
Wide Pulse Pressure = AR/PDA/ 3rdHB
-Narrow Pulse Pressure = ASten
_________

Pansystolic @LLSE

  • louder @insp #incrVenReturn=TR
  • harsh=VSD
22
Q

Codeine to PO morphine

PO morphine = to…

SC moprhine /?
OXYCOD PO /?

SC diamorphine /?
IV moprhine /?

OXYCOD SC /?

  • SP—SI–S
  • MO-DM-O
  • 22—33–4

Alcohol units?
-AST > ALT (ratio usually> 2:1)
-toAST
________

Monoplegia -?
Hemiplegia -?
Quadriplegic -?
-Paraplegia -?

ACA–MCA–PCA*

*PCA - midbrain Weber
________________

Amaurosis fugax - which vessel?
Locked in syndrome - which vessel?
__________

  • Absent < – > horizontal eye-move
  • Miosis
  • Paralysis=Quadriplegia
  • Same FACE: PD/PT (paralysis/deaf // pain/temp)
  • Opp limb
  • Nystagmus
  • Ataxia
  • Same FACE: PD/PT (pain/temp)
  • Opp limb
  • Nystagmus
  • Ataxia

__________

  • Unilat sensory/motor FAL
  • Cog dx - VisuoSpatial/Dysphasia
  • HomoHNopia
1 of:
-Sensory
-AtaxicHemiParesis
-Motor
PURELY + HTN

CN dx + CONTRALAR motor/sensory dx
Conjugate EYE dx
CEREbellar dx - ataxia/nystag/vertigo
HomoHNopia

4-6-4 H:
CN4 present?
CN3 present?
CN6 present?

________

Nystagmus: central v peripheral?
______

Brainstem death

_________

Delirium > Dementia
________

?vessel lesions (dominant side - i.e. most ppl are ?-handed so ?-sided MCA fucked):

Lesion -> SPEECH = FLUENT  
sentences that make Sense
-Repetition = FUCKED
-AWARE of Errors making 
Comprehension is NORM 
Lesion -> SPEECH = FLUENT 
sentences that make NO Sense
-word substitution / neologisms  #word-salad
Comprehension FUCKED
Repetition NORM 
Lesion -> SPEECH = NON-FLUENT
sentences that make Sense
-Laboured + Halting 
-Repetition = FUCKED
Comprehension NORM 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

alexia, acalculia, finger agnosia
RIGHT-LEFT disorientation
-?

? involuntary, irregular, non-rhythmic movements of UNILATERAL side of the body

? involuntary, flinging, violent movements of UNILATERAL side of the body

A

Codeine to PO morphine /10

PO morphine = to…

SC moprhine /2
OXYCOD PO /2

SC diamorphine/3
IV moprhine /3

OXYCOD SC /4

Alcohol units = %.mls / 1000
-make a toAST with alcohol > ALT. 2>1

_________

Monoplegia - 1 limb
Hemiplegia - Unilat 2 limbs
Quadriplegic - 4 limbs
-Paraplegia - Bilat LOWER limbs

ACA MCA PCA*
L>UL ; UL>L

< – HemiParesis
……..Aphasia – > Agnosia
……..Sensory
….HomoHAnopia – > Mac-Sparing

*PCA - Weber Midbrain
-Same CN3, opp HemiParesis
-Agnosia
-Macular sparing HomoHNopia
________________

Amaurosis fugax - Retinal/Ophthalmic Artery
Locked in syndrome - Basilar Artery
____________

Pontine bleed: PAMP

  • Absent < – > horizontal eye-move
  • Miosis
  • Paralysis=Quadriplegia

AICA: Lat Pont

  • Same FACE: PD/PT
  • ——(paralysis/deaf // pain/temp)
  • Opp limb
  • Nystagmus
  • Ataxia

PICA: Lat Med Wallenburg

  • Same FACE: PD/PT (pain/temp)
  • Opp limb
  • Nystagmus
  • Ataxia

______________

Anterior Circulation Stroke:

3=TotalACS
2=PartialACS
-UCH

  • Unilat sensory/motor FAL
  • Cog dx - VisuoSpatial/Dysphasia
  • HomoHNopia
LacACS = L-SAMP 
1 of:
-Sensory
-AtaxicHemiParesis
-Motor
PURELY + HTN

POstCS
_________

4-6-4 H:
CN4 vertical nystagmus
CN3 Ptosis, Dilated, Vertical nystagmus
CN6 horizontal nystagmus

Nystagmus: Central v Periph:
central is:

  • B/L
  • Assoc sens/motor dx
  • Direction = multi / purely uni or rotatory
Brainstem Death:
Coma unknown Ax
Reversible ax excluded
Sedation X
Electrolytes fine
Bronchial stim -> no cough
Response to sound/Supra-Orb Pressure
Occ-Vestib Reflex absent
Corneal Reflex absent
Disconnect ventilator 5-mins -> no resp support
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

-Emotions = fear, agitation
-Fluct Syx = worse @night, normal periods
-GCS impaired
-Hallucinations/Illusions/Delusions #perception
_________
MCA lesions (dominant side - i.e. most ppl are right-handed so left-sided MCA fucked):

Conduction aphasia

  • Arcuate Fasciculus
  • Fluent + Sense
  • Comp NORM

Wernicke Receptive

  • SUP Temp gyrus
  • Fluent + NO Sense
  • Repetition NORM
Broca Expressive
-INF Frontal gyrus
-NON-Fluent + Sense
-Comp NORM
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

alexia, acalculia, finger agnosia
RIGHT-LEFT disorientation
-Gerstman’s

hemichorea: involuntary, irregular, non-rhythmic movements of one side of the body

hemiBALLismus: involuntary, flinging, violent movements of one side of the b

23
Q

Exudate: RIM

Transudate = HM
______

What @absence seizure EEG? 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
?lobe
-Head/leg movements
-ictal weakness
-Posturing
-Jacksonian-march

?lobe

  • Hallucinations,
  • Epigastric-rising,
  • Automatisms-LIPSMACKING/PUCKING,
  • Deja-vu/Dysphasia
  • ?lobe = Paraesthesia
  • ?lobe = Floaters/flashes
A

Exudate: RIM
-Rheum dx/Infection/Infarction/Malignancy

Transudate = HM
-HF, LF, RF / HypoT
-Miegs / Malabsorption
________

Absence = 3Hz @EEG
_____________

Motor FRONTAL lobe

  • Head/leg movements
  • ictal weakness
  • Posturing
  • Jacksonian-march
Non-motor:
-Temporal 
Hallucinations,
Epigastric-rising, 
Automatisms-LIPSMACKING/PUCKING, 
Deja-vu/Dysphasia
  • Parietal lobe (sensory) = Paraesthesia
  • Occipital lobe (visual) = Floaters/flashes
24
Q

Catheter UTI = ? ?d
-what to do @ Asyx bacteria @catheterised pts

Recurrent UTI = ? (?? >?? ) proph SD @:

  • ?
  • ?

Preg:

  • Asyx BU == ? ?d
  • UTI @preg = ? ?d

Bog-standard UTI w/ no catheter/preg
-man = ? ?d
-woman = ? ?d
________

Kids:
1. UTI < 3m U or L-UTI = ?+?+?

  1. UTI > 3m = ?Ix ->
    - nitrite POS AND leukocyte POS = ?
    - nitrite POS + leukocyte NEG = ?
    - nitrite NEG + leukocyte POS = ?

–@infants and toddlers =
?type of sample -> ?

Kids >3m Upper-UTI #fever + flank-pain
- Pyeloneph = ? / ?

Kids >3m Lower-UTI

  • ?
  • @recurrent?

Kids < 3m U or L-UTI = ?+?+?
_______

?Ix @:
Flow dx / Mass
Atyp org
Sepsis
Tx fail
Recurrence, USS-KUB @:
- acute infection if ?age @recurrent
- <6w if ?age @recurrent

Acute infection @Recurrent /Atyp<3y
–? - ?m-> ?Ix #parenchymal dx

For reflux = ?
________

Recurrence:
x2 (L-UTI + U-UTI)
x1 (L-UTI + U-UTI) AND x1 (L-UTI)

A

Catheter UTI = TANP 7d
-do NOT treat Asyx bacteria @catheterised pts

Recurrent UTI = TANC (TN>AC) proph SD @:

  • expose2trigger
  • ON

Preg:

  • Asyx BU == NAC 7d
  • UTI @preg = NAC 7d

Bog-standard UTI w/ no catheter/preg
-man = NT 7d
-woman = NT-PF 3d
_________

Kids:
1. UTI < 3m = Refer asap + ABx + C+S

  1. UTI > 3m = dipstick ->
    - nitrite POS AND leukocyte POS = ABx
    - nitrite POS + leukocyte NEG = ABx
    - nitrite NEG + leukocyte POS = UrineMCS

–@infants and toddlers, sample =
Clean Catch Urine -fail-> Suprapubic

Kids >3m Upper-UTI #fever + flank-pain
- Pyeloneph = Cefalexin/ Co-amox

Kids >3m Lower-UTI

  • TANC (TN>AC)
  • Even recurrent = -TANC (TN>AC) /6m-r/v

Kids < 3m U or L-UTI = Refer asap + ABx + C+S
_______

USS-KUB @:
Flow dx / Mass
Atyp org
Sepsis
Tx fail
Recurrence, USS-KUB@:
- acute infection if < 6m/o @recurrent
- <6w if > 6m/o @recurrent

Acute infection @Recurrent /Atyp< 3y
–4-6m-> DMSA #parenchymal dx

For reflux = MCUG

25
Q

GRADUAL reduction hearing #conductive
-not pain

SUDDEN hearing loss / Muffling. -assoc w/ pain or ache
-?ear bud /trauma hx
________

Earache/TUGGING/rubbing/crying/restlessness
ear reveals a BULGING tympanic membrane.
-most common pathogen?

SALT delay #hearing dx
behav/balance dx
@otoscope = 
effusion + air-fluid levels ?bubbles w/ 
normal/RETRACTEDDDDDDD tympanic membrane landmarks 
#conductive hearing loss. 

2 WEEKS!!!! = Persisssstent inflamm
PERF of the tymp membrane + discharge

mycoplasma/influ –>
@otoscopy = erythema/injection of tympanic membrane
_________

Otalgia, hearing loss, pre-AURICULAR nodes.
O/E: canal = red and inflamed, yellow debris
GP PULLS ON TRAGUS -> significant PAIN !!

Eye gunk, PRE-AURICULAR nodes, malaise
_________

persistent, foul-smelling discharge
Crusting @attic PARS FLACCIDA!!
Conductive loss
Vertigo

grommet insertion –>
White appearance of
FIBROTIC scarring
@tympanic membrane

A

Ear wax imapction

Perf Tymp Memb
______

AOM: earache/TUGGING/rubbing/crying/restlessness
ear reveals a BULGING tympanic membrane
-H.Flu !!!

OME (glue ear) —
@otoscope =
effusion and air fluid levels/bubbles w/
normal/RETRACTED tympanic membrane landmarks
#conductive hearing loss.
speech and language delay, behavioural or balance problems

CSOM — 2 WEEKS!!!! persistent inflammation and PERF of the tympanic membrane with discharge

Myringitis-bullous
-mycoplasma
-erythema/injection of tymp memb
_________

Otitis Externa

  • Otomise ->
  • Fluclox/Erythro
  • REFER + Cipro @malig otitis ext
  • >

Tx fail = ?dermatitis/?fungal
-top c.sted/top a.fungal

Viral conjunctivitis
_________

Cholesteatoma
-pars FLACCIDA

Tympanosclerosis

26
Q

Earache/TUGGING/rub
O/E: BULGING tympanic memb

Admit @?

When to give ABx?

Tx:
Analgesia + ?/?- >
worsen but NO MUSIC = ?
______

-Persistent OME IN BETWEEN episodes
-Persistent C.LNopathy
-Epistaxis
Tx?

If recurrent AOM @…

  • Unexplained
  • Adult
  • Downs/Cleft #Craniofacial dx

–> ?

A

AOM: MUSIC FBI PUNK

Admit @

  • Mastoiditis/Meningitis
  • Unwell systemically#<3m >38deg
  • Sinus Thrombosis
  • IC Abscess
  • CN 7 paralysis

ABx @:

  • Fail tx / 4/+ days
  • Bilat @<2yr
  • IC
  • Perf /Discharge
  • Unwell
  • Kidney liver heart etc dx

Tx:
Analgesia + Amox/Clari- >
worsen but NO MUSIC = Co-Amox
______

-Persistent OME IN BETWEEN episodes
due to EUSTACHAIN BLOCKAGE
-Persistent C.LNopathy
-Epistaxis
Tx = 2ww NPCancer!!

If recurrent AOM @…

  • Unexplained
  • Adult
  • Downs/Cleft #Craniofacial dx
  • -> Refer
27
Q
  • SALT delay #hearing
  • Effusion + air-fluid levels
  • RETRACTED #conductive-loss

ASAP refer @ ?

WW < ? w (± ? @older kids):
-? PTAudio+Tympano-metries ? w apart

  • OM -> Perf = Tx?
  • H? @?OME (/Surg* @? )
  • Auto-inflation: CI @?
  • MGA?

Grommets usually stop functioning after ?m

CSOM >2w = Tx?

Cholesteatoma = Tx?

A

OME:

ASAP refer
@Downs/Cleft / Cholesteatoma/ Hearing-loss

WW <12w (± Auto-inflation @older kids):
-2 PTAudio+Tympano-metries 12w apart

  • OM -> perf = Amox
  • Hearing-aid(/Surg* @Down’s/Cleft) @BILAT -OME
  • Auto-inflation: CI @URTI/pain
  • Myringotomy + grommet ± Addenoidectomy*

Grommets usually stop functioning after 10m

CSOM >2w = ENT
-Cleaning, ABx, Top c.steds

Cholesteatoma = ENT
-CT + Audiology

28
Q

Sinusitis ?d Syx = Tx?

Sinusitis ? d Syx = Tx?

ABx only @ Cx?

Tx = ? -> ?/ ? @allergy
__________

FeverPANIC
-when give ABx?
_________

Allergen exp -> B/L syx develop asap:
Sneezing, Discharge (rhinorrhoea)
-nasal CONGESTION / ITCH / Drip-postNasal
-Palate ITCH , Cough 
-Hayfever-Eye syx too 

Nasal CONGESTION features:
-Snoring, MOUTH breathing, and Halitosis.

PMH/FHx of atopy (asthma, eczema, or allergic rhinitis).

Fatigue, Sneeze, Post-nasal drip,
Eye-water
Itch posterior-pharynx

Tx mild-mod? Mod-severe?

  • Chronic bilat rhino-sinusitis?
  • Chronic UNILAT rhino-sinusitis?
  • ALLyear?
  • worse @spring/summer?*
  • worse @work e.g. bakery?
  1. House dust mites - ?
  2. *Pollens:
    - Tree = ?
    - Grass = ?
    - Weed = ?/?/?
  3. Work
A

Sinusitis <10d Syx - NO ABx

Sinusitis >10d Syx:
-nasal c.sted

ABx only @ Cx:

  • Systemic dx
  • Peri-orbital/orbital cellulitis
  • Ophthalmoplegia
  • Sub-periosteal abscess
  • Meningitis

Tx = PMP-V -> Co-Amox/ Doxy @allergy
__________

  1. Fever > 38/ 3-14y
  2. Purulent exudate
    Admit <3d
  3. No cough/Coryza
    Inflamed tonsils
  4. C.LNopathy

FeverPAIN 4/5 = PMP-V
Centor 3/4 = PMP-V
________

Allergic Rhinitis:
Mild-Mod: AHist > MastCellStab
1. AHist:
- a. Intranasal Azelastine >
- b. Oral AHist > 
  1. MastCellStab-NaCromoGlic

Mod-Severe/ Mild fail:
-Intranasal Csted

Chronic Bilat rhino-sinusitis?
-saline nasal douches

-Chronic UNILAT rhino-sinusitis = 2WW!!!

  • PERENNIAL - house dust mites
  • seasonal hayfever

-Occupational

  1. House dust mites
    - all the time/ALLyear #PERENNIAL
  2. Pollens:
    - Tree = spring
    - Grass = early summer
    - Weed = spring/summer/autumn
  3. Occupational
29
Q

Bastards:
APE TYME ORCS

Acoustic neuroma: #NF2
CN ? ? ? affected
-? reflex dx
-? palsy
-SVT?

Ix? -> Tx?
________

Most common salivary gland tumour 
- ? 80%
I--> most common paroid tumour = 
? > ?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Recurrent unilat pain/swelling @EATING

  • submandible = ?
  • @face-side = ? @parotid
  • infected = ? - ivdu floor of mouth dx
A

Bastards:

Acoustic neuroma: #NF2
CN 5 7 8 affected
-corneal reflex dx
-facial nerve palsy
-sensorineural vertigo tinnitus

MRI cerebello-pont angle -> Surg
________

Most common salivary gland tumour
- parotid 80%
I–> most common paroid tumour = Pleomorphic Adenoma > Warthin’s tumour
__________

Recurrent unilat pain/swelling @EATING

  • submandible = Wharton
  • @face-side = Stenson @parotid
  • infected = Ludwig angina - ivdu floor of mouth dx
30
Q

Tonsilar SCC is associated with ? infection

Audiogram:
-if ONE ear low than other AND
-Bone > Air
Dx?

Bilateral HIGH-freq hearing loss. Air > bone

Bilat Conductive loss,

  • LOW frequencies
  • worse @preg
  • FHx: parent same issue

Low libido + ED -> ?Dx

Normal libido + ED -> ?Dx

B
P
P
V = ?direction nystag

Vestib = ?direction nystag nysag
-Still going on -> Tx?

Aspirin + NSAIDs taken in HIGH doses can cause ?

ED Ix

UTI ?
Biopsy ?
Ex ?
Ejac ?
DRE ?

Perf Tym Memb
-NO infectoin
-hx of barotrauma
Tx?

Post-tonsillectomy haemorrhages tx?

Primary haemorrhage WITHIN HOURS hours after tonsillectomy = ?Tx

Haemorrhage 5-10 days AFTER tonsillectomy = Dx?
-Tx = ABx

AOM pathogen?

? neck mass:

  • benign, lateral, UNI-lateral neck mass
  • ABOVE SCMastoid
  • acellular CHOLESTEROL crystals

Top decongestants for prolonged periods = ?Cx

Prostate Cancer: RT risk = ? cancer

Fluid AROUND testicle
#CANNOT FEEL testes
-TRANSILLUMINATES

A

Tonsilar SCC is associated with HPV infection

Audiogram:
-if ONE ear low than other AND
-Bone > Air
Dx = MIXED hearing loss

Presbycusis

  • Sensori A>B
  • HIGH-freq -B/L

Otoscloersis

  • Conductive B>A
  • LOW-frew -B/L

Low libido + ED ->
Psycho-Somatic

Normal libido + ED ->
Organic cause… need to Ix (usualy vascular dx)

B
P
P
V = Vertical nystag

Vestib = horizontal nysag
-Still going on -> Vestib REHAB exercises!!!!

Aspirin + NSAIDs taken in HIGH doses can cause tinnitus

ED Ix
-morning Testost > FSH/LH/Prolactin

UTI 4w
Biopsy 6w
Ex 48hr
Ejac 48hr
DRE 7d

Perf Tym Memb
-NO infectoin
-hx of barotrauma
WW 6-8 weeks

Post-tonsillectomy haemorrhages should be assessed by ENT

Primary haemorrhage WITHIN HOURS hours after tonsillectomy = immediate RETURN 2 theatre

Haemorrhage 5-10 days AFTER tonsillectomy = Wound infection
-Tx = ABx

AOM pathogen = H. Flu

Branchial cyst:

  • benign, lateral, UNI-lateral neck mass
  • acellular CHOLESTEROL crystals

Top decongestants for prolonged periods = TachyPhylaxis

Prostate Cancer: RT risk = COLOrectal cancer

Fluid AROUND testicle
#CANNOT FEEL testes
-TRANSILLUMINATES
Dx = HYDROCELE

31
Q

Loin mass, loin pain, HUria

  • PUO - left varicocele: left gonadal vein drain into left renal vein
  • Paraneo: EPO? PTHrH? ACTH?

Tx:

  • Surgery?
  • TyK = ? > superior efficacy IFN-alpha
  • IFN-alpha, IL2 reduce tumour size + mets
A
RCC
-Paraneo: 
EPO Polycythemia, 
PTHrH HyperCalcemia, 
ACTH cushings syndrome

-RCC+cholestasis/HSM
-paraneoplastic
hepatic dysfunction syndrome
AKA Stauffer syndrome
#increased IL-6

Tx:

  • Partial/Total nephrectomy
  • IFN-alpha, IL2 reduce tumour size + mets
  • TyK = Sunitinib/sorafenib > superior efficacy IFN-alpha