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Emergency Drugs
What dose of adrenaline would you...,
How is adrenaline administered fo...,
What dose of adrenaline would you...
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Clinical scoring systems
What scoring systems can be used ...,
What is rockall score used for,
What parameters are involved in r...
31
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MISC
Write out from memory the gcs scale,
A man attends a e via paramedics ...,
A woman with a bmi of 35 attends ...
37
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Basic AB rules - PASSMED
Exacerbations of chronic bronchitis,
Uncomplicated community acquired ...,
Pneumonia possibly caused by atyp...
30
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CARDIO: Arrythmias
What is absolute bradycardia,
What is relative bradycardia,
Signs that may indicate haemodyna...
58
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CARDIO: Angina and ACS
Presentation of stable angina,
How may severe angina present,
Ddx for chest pain discomfort
55
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CARDIO: Valvular heart disease incl murmurs
What is the danger of leaving val...,
What are the three classic sympto...,
What is the most common initial s...
69
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CARDIO: MISC incl Cardiac tamponade, pericarditis, toxicity
What is cardiac tamponade mechani...,
How would a pt with cardiac tampo...,
What are the signs of cardiac tam...
24
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CARDIO: HTN
What is stage 1 htn,
What is stage 2 htn,
What is severe htn
47
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CARDIO: Infective Endocarditis
Diagnostic investigations for inf...,
What are some cardiac rf for deve...,
How are normal heart valves often...
28
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CARDIO: HF
Worst prognostic indicators for hf,
What is the purpose of implantabl...,
Define heart failure footnoteusin...
50
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ENDOCRINE: DM and Hypo/hyperglycaemia
What does diabetes predispose you to,
How does diabetes effect your cha...,
What is the risk of amputation in...
70
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ENDOCRINE: Electrolyte abnormalities incl parathyroid
SIADH, calcium
NEED TO ADD MORE ON PARATHYROIDISM
89
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ENDOCRINE: Diabetes insipidus
What is osmolality,
What is diabetes insipidus caused by,
What is seen in biochemistry of di
17
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ENDOCRINE: Thyroid
add more e.g. causes of both etc
43
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ENDOCRINE: Pituitary/ HPA problems incl adrenals andCushings
What is addisons disease,
What are the symptoms of addison ...,
How do you treat an addisonian cr...
99
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GI: Liver disease
Alcoholic liver disease has 3 sta...,
What risk factors may be present ...,
How may a patient with alcoholic ...
137
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GI: IBD
NEED TO ADD: CROHNS TREATMENT
51
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GI: Upper GI bleeds, haematemesis and malaena
What are the causes of an upper g...,
A patient presents with a gi blee...
16
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GI: nutrition
Refeeding syndrome occurs when __...,
Who is at risk of refeeding syndrome
22
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GI: haemochromatosis
What is haemochromatosis,
What mutation is responsible for ...,
What is the pattern of inheritanc...
8
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GI: Paracetamol OD
What is the most common patient p...,
What is the recommended dose of p...,
What are the different types of p...
14
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RENAL: AKI
What blood tests may you order to...,
What urinary tests may you order ...,
What imagining may you order to i...
24
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RENAL: CKD
What are indications for renal re...,
What is uraemia,
What are signs of uraemic encepha...
78
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RENAL: nephrotic and nephritic syndrome
What triad of signs are character...,
What are the complications of nep...,
What can cause nephrotic syndrome
55
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RENAL: vasculitis
What type of kidney injury can va...,
How may vasculitis present
16
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RENAL:Misc
What metabolic abnormality does a...,
What metabolic abnormality renal ...
8
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RESP: asthma
Presentation of asthma a symptoms...,
Investigations for suspected asthma
21
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RESP: COPD
How does a patient with copd pres...,
What ddx should you consider when...,
What might you see on examination...
32
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RESP: PE, Pleural effusion, Empyema, Pneumothorax, ILD
Ecg findings in pe,
What is the characteristic findin...,
What is the prognosis of intersti...
97
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RESP: Malignancy
2 main types of lung cancer,
Types of non small cell lung cancer,
Most common type of lung cancer
22
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RESP: Infections
Pneumonia on a chest xray,
Signs of pneumonia
80
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RESP: CF, Brochiectasis and OSA
Causes of bronchiectasis,
Appearance of bronchiectasis on ct
44
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INFECTIOUS DISEASE: Traveller with fever/ travel infections
Cause of malaria,
Types of plasmodium species causi...,
Presentation of malaria symptoms
51
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES: Neuro infections
Define meningitis,
Gram stain of neisseria meningitidis
39
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INFECTIOUS DISEASE: GI and Urinary diseases
What ddx could a patient travelle...,
Definition of cystitis,
Cause of cystitis
14
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES: Skin and joint infections
What is osteomyelitis,
Most common bacteria causing oste...
61
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES: Antibiotics and Microbes
Name gram ve cocci,
Name gram ve bacilli rods
13
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES: Sepsis
Define sepsis,
Define septic shock
15
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INFECTIOUS DISEASE: Lung and heart infections
Name atypical bacteria that cause...,
Common bacteria that cause chest ...
28
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES: HIV
Baseline investigations for patie...,
Where is support provided for pat...,
What is post exposure prophylaxis...
12
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OP: Falls and Frailty
Patient s pc a fall what would yo...,
What pmh may be relevant in fall hx
23
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OP: Dementia + Delerium
What is delirium,
What 2 states of delirium can you...,
What are clinical features of hyp...
66
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OP: CGA, death certs
What is cga,
What is cga used for
19
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OP: Continence and constipation
Is faecal incontinence ever normal,
How does a patients rectum change...
24
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RHEUM: Arthritis
Define rheumatoid arthritis,
Describe the pathogenesis of ra i...
64
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RHEUM: SLE and Sjogrens
What are some extra articular fea...,
What are some extra articular fea...,
What is lupus sle
29
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RHEUM: GCA and polymyalgia rheumatica
Define giant cell arteritis,
Why is giant cell arteritis an em...
14
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RHEUM: vasculitis
What is vasculitis how is this bi...,
What are some examples of small v...
11
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RHEUM: Osteroporosis, osteomalacia, gout,fibromyalgia and hypermobility
What is hypermobility,
Who does hyper mobility affect
57
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RHEUM: drugs
What use for gout if nsaids not s...,
Name 2 differentials of poly myal...
25
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RHEUM: Dermatomyositis and polymyositis,
What is dermatomyositis and polym...,
Presentation of dermatomyositis a...
8
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RHEUM: Ank spond + scleroderma
What gene are the spondyloarthrop...,
How would a patient with ankylosi...,
Examining a pt with ankylosing sp...
17
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Diabetes: Medications
What class of drugs is metformin,
What is mechanism of action of me...,
What is dosage of metformin
35
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PSA fluids
How much na in 1l of 09 sodium ch...,
How much k in kcl 03 1000ml,
How much k in kcl 015 1000ml
15
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Rheum- Gout
What is gout,
What type of cyrstals do you get ...,
What is the cause of gout
18
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