3 - PM Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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pain on swallowing + oral steroid use =

A

Oesophageal candidiasis

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2
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what is xanthelasmas

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fatty deposits around eye

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3
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progressive dysphagia; solids and now liquids suggest

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oesophageal cancer

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4
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Examples of one unit of alcohol: spirits, beer, wine

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Examples of one unit of alcohol:
25ml single measure of spirits (ABV 40%)
a third of a pint of beer (ABV 5 to 6%)
half a 175ml ‘standard’ glass of red wine (ABV 12%)

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5
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huge rise (10 000+) in ALP and AST think what

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paracetamol OD

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6
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mild UC

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< 4 stools/day, only a small amount of blood

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7
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mild UC

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4-6 stools/day, varying amounts of blood, no systemic upset

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Severe UC

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> 6 bloody stools per day + features of systemic upset (pyrexia, tachycardia, anaemia, raised inflammatory markers)

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9
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what is mesalazine

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frist line treatment in mild/medium UC flare

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10
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when do you give steroid in UC

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if no response to mesalazine

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11
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methotrexate - UC or Crohns

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Crohns

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12
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Treatment for severe colitis in UC

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IV steroids

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13
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Treatment for distal/rectal colitis in UC

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topical mesalazine

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14
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meslazine is what type of drug

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aminosalicylates

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15
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Gastroenteritis bug incubation

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1-6 hrs: Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus cereus*
12-48 hrs: Salmonella, Escherichia coli
48-72 hrs: Shigella, Campylobacter
> 7 days: Giardiasis, Amoebiasis

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16
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Faecal calprotectin is used when

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to differentiate IBS from IBD - identifies inflammation, will be neg in IBS

17
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Hepatic encephalopathy is cause by?

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high ammonia levels

18
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how do you treat hepatic encephalopathy

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give lactulose to inhibit ammonia producing bacteria in bowel

19
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deranged LFTs combined with secondary amenorrhoea

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autoimmune hepatitis

20
Q

Diagnosis: male, high bill but normal LFT’s and no urobiliogen in urine

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Gilberts: nothing in urine or LFTs issues so pre-hepatic = Gilberts

21
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Gilberts investigations

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investigation: rise in bilirubin following prolonged fasting or IV nicotinic acid

22
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what indicated megacolon on x-ray

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Toxic megacolon - transverse colon diameter > 6 cm

23
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units: pint of beer

24
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units: bottle of wine

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units: 25ml of 40% spirit
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diarrhoea + perianal skin tags
Crohns
27
short incubation period between food and diarrhoea = what organisms
Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus cereus
28
first line investigation for coeliacs
tissue transglutaminase antibodies (TTG) are the first-line test
29
drug given for IBS diarrhoea
laperaminde