ALL CORRECTIONS Flashcards
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Investigations for sarcoidosis
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Increased ESR
Hypercalcaemia
Raised ACE
Diagnostic CXR- bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy
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Staging for sarcoidosis
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stage 1 - BHL
stage 2 - BHL and parenchymal disease
stage 3 - parenchymal disease only
stage 4 - end stage lung - pulmonary fibrosis
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Treatment for sarcoidosis
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stage 2 and above
Corticosteroids
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Henoch schonlein purpura
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IgA deposits on blood
Iga nephropathy ( nephritis) arthralgia, abdo pain and purpura
Childhood
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What drugs cause SLE
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Sulfalazine
Hydralazine
Isoniazid
Procainamide
Penicillamine
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Symptoms of SLE
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malar rash
discoid rash
worse on sun exposure
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antibodies for SLE
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ANA– sensitive
Anti-dsDNA- more specific
Anti-smith - more specific
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Wegeners granulomatosis -
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cANCA
saddle shaped nose
epistaxis
cough
haemoptysis
NEPHRITIC SYNDROME
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Involvement in microscopic polyangiitis
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lower resp tract involvement and glomerulonephritis
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What is churg strauss and antibodies
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pANCA
Eosinophilic and autoimmune
Accompanied by asthma
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What is amyloidosis
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starch like deposits in the tissue
Cause nephrotic syndrome
Can cause hyperlipidaemia
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Where can amyloidosis cause abnormalities in the body
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restrictive cardiomyopathy
arrhythmia
Intestines- splenomegaly , hepatomegaly
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Diagnostic for amyloidosis
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Renal biopsy and congo red stain- pink
under polarised light - apple green
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Sjogrens syndrome antibody ?
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Anti - Ro and Anti-La
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Systemic sclerosis antibodies
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Limited - anti centromere
CREST SYNDROME - hands, face and feet
Systemic - anti-Scl-70
Anti-RNA polymerase
WIDESPREAD ORGAN INVOLVEMENT
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Polyarteritis nodosa cause
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after Hep B
necrotising inflammation
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Diagnosis of polyarteritis nodosa
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MRA- string of pearls appearance
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Polyarteritis nodosa presentation
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systemic features
LIVEDO RETICULARIS
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Triad of behcets disease
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recurrent aphthous ulcers
genital ulcerations
erythema nodosum
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Polymyositis T cells involvement
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CD8 T+
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Dermatomyositis T cells involvement
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CD4 T+
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Antibodies in poly/dermatomyositis
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Anti -jo1 , Anti-Mi2
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Polymyalgia rheumatica- symptoms?
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Bilateral pain and stiffness
NO WEAKNESS
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What extrapulmonary feature is seen in sarcoidosis
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LUPUS PERNIO
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Management for psoriasis
potent corticosteroid and vit D analogue ( Calcipotriol)
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Nail changes seen in psoriasis
subungal hyperkeratosis
pitting nails
nail thickening
onycholysis
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How to treat dermatitis herpetiformis
dapsone
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Treatment for pyoderma gangrenosum
high dose prednisolone and dressings
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What patients is lupus vulgaris found in
TB
brown,firm, translucent nodules
Full RIPE for a year
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Rash seen in lyme disease
erythema chronicum migrans
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Treatment for shingles
oral antivirals within 72 hrs
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Hypercalcaemia of malignancy treatment vs hypercalcaemia treatment
Malignancy - IV rehydration and pamidronate
Hypercalcaemia - IV rehydrations
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Small cell lung carcinoma treatment
chemo - very sensitive to chemo
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What is carcinoid syndrome
carcinoid tumours w liver mets - PATIENTS ARE SYMPTOMATIC
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What can lung adenocarcinomas cause
HPOA-
hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy
causes inflammation of bones and joints
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What is toxoplasmosis
HIV patients presents as encephalitis - multiple ring enhancing lesions( hallmark)
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Copper poisoning presentation
profuse emesis , diarrhoea, abdo pain
Metallic taste in mouth and green discolouration in gums
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Copper poisoning treatment
D-penicillamine
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Risk factor for gastric ulcers
Use of NSAIDS
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Amitriptyline toxicity presentation and ECG changes
pupil dilation
skin flushing
seizures
Prolonged QRS and tachyarrythmias
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What will cause bilateral adrenal atrophy
exogenous steroid use
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What will be heard in a patient with atrial myxoma
LOUD S3
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Choice of antihypertensive in pregnant woman
CCB
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LVH ECG changes
increased amplitude of QRS complexes
non-specific T wave inversion
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Antibody for Type 1 autoimmune hepatitis
ANA
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What sign is consistent with acute liver pathology
tender smooth hepatomegaly
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What electrolyte side effect can SSRIs cause
hyponatremia
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What is charcot's joint
destruction of weight bearing joint secondary to sensory neuropathy
affects ankles and knees
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How does charcot marie tooth disease present-
nerve biopsy diagnosis
AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT
-symmetrical distal slowly progressive muscle wasting
CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE APPEARANCE
motor and sensory neuropathy
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What is enteropathic arthritis
associated with IBD
asymmetrical oligoarthritis - larger joints of lower limbs
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Papillary carcinoma of thyroid presentations
younger females
moves with swallowing
spreads to lymph nodes
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Anaplastic carcinoma of thyroid presentation
older people
acute
most aggressive
Hard symmetrical rapidly enlarging
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Pulmonary hypertension management drugs
Prostacyclin analogues - eroprestenol
endothelin analogues- bosentan
phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors- sildenafil
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PMR vs fibromyalgia bloods
PMR - Raised ESR
Fibromyalgia - normal ESR
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Choice of antibiotic for severe campylobacter
clarithromycin
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Primary biliary cirrhosis treatment
Ursodeoxycholic acid
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What vaccine should you offer men who sleep with other men
Hep A
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Anterior uveitis treatment
Steroid and cycloplegic /mydriatic( dilates pupil which relieves pain )eye drops-
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Anal fissure management if conservative fails
sphincterectomy
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Guillian barre syndrome diagnostic investigation
Lumbar puncture
high protein
normal WCC
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Acute angle glaucoma treatment
Pilocarpine and beta blocker eye drops
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What medications should be avoided in a patient with MG
Beta blockers - worsens MG - leads to decreased FVC
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What part of brain is damaged in alzheimer's
widespread cerebral atrophy
cortex and hippocampus
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most common causative organism of bullous impetigo
S.aureus
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Choice of management for neuropathic bladder
intermittent self catheterisation
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What kind of liver pathology can co-amoxiclav cause
cholestatic picture
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What can a large PE cause on an ECG
RBBB
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What is the cause of a painful 3rd nerve palsy
posterior communicating artery
Pupil dilation
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How does a phyllodes breast tumour look on histology
mixed epithelial and connective tissue
RARE
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Description of peau d'orange
cutaneous lymphoedema w/ dimpling
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Basal atelectasis presentation
Respiratory alkalosis
pO2 much lower than expected
decreased breath sounds on auscultation post operatively -
CHEST PHYSIO
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Treatment for superficial thrombophlebitis
compression stockings and NSAIDs can be used
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In BPH where in the prostate is affected
hyperplasia in transitional zone
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Myelofibrosis - hallmark features on investigations
dry tap
dacrocytes/ tear drop cells
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CK level in rhabdomyolisis
CK > 10,000
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Most common organism that causes cellulitis
strep pyogenes
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Meningeal signs
Kernig's sign -- pain on passive extension of knee
Brudzinski sign - flexion of neck causes flexion of hips
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Conjunctiva presentations depending on causative organisms
Viral - most common
Allergic - bilateral
Bacterial - unilateral
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Orbital cellulitis management
Hospital admission for IV cefotaximine
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What treatment can be used for chronic Hep C
interferon alpha
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Treatment for aspiration pneumonia
metronidazole
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What is boutonneire deformity
flexed at PIJ
hyperextended at DIPJ
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What is swan neck deformity
hyperextended at PIPJ
flexed at DIPJ
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RBBB changes on ECG
RSR1 pattern in V1 and V2
large S waves in V6
wide QRS complexes
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Skin changes that can be seen in reactive arthritis
keratoderma blenorrhagicum - pustular crusty yellow brown seen on soles of feet
Circinate balanitis - annular lesions on penis
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Most common eye symptoms in RA
dry eye syndrome
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Mode of inheritance for alpha 1- antitrypsin deficiency
autosomal recessive
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What is brugada syndrome
Young males history fo sudden death
COVED ST ELEVATION ON ECG
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What does bacterial keratitis cause
entropion ( in turning of lower eyelid)
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How do you treat a benzodiazepine overdose
Flumazenil
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Initial management of rhabdomyolysis
administer IV fluids
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Most common organism that causes acute bacterial prostatitis
e.coli
dysuria, urinary frequency , tender prostate gland
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Treatment for acute bacterial prostatitis
oral ciprofloxacin
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What is a side effect of sodium valproate
hepatic dysfunction -
deranged LFTs
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What virus is mollacusum contagiosum associted with
poxvirus
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Treatment for giardia lamblia infection
metronidazole
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Conditions associated with erythema multiforme
HSV
Mycoplasma pneumonia
strep
TB
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Choice of imaging for TIA
MRI brain with diffusion weighted imaging
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Posterior MI ECG changes
ST depression
Tall R waves in V1-V2
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What is Charles bonnet syndrome
Intact cognition , ocular pathology , visual hallucinations
INSIGHT IS PRESERVED
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What JVP changes are seen in tricuspid stenosis
GIANT A WAVES
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How does a pontine haemorrhage present
low GCS
quadriplegia
miosis
absent horizontal eye movement
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How does a lacunar infarct present
ISOLATED HEMISENSORY LOSS
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First line for focal seizures
lamotrigine/ levetiracetam
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Most common causative organism of infective exacerbations of COPD
H. influenzae
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3rd degree heart block JVP signs
Canon A wave
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AF JVP signs
Absent A wave
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What will lead poisoning lead to
microcytic anaemia and motor neuropathy
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HSV in pregnancy management
Oral acyclovir and plan C section for delivery
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What is post exposure prophylaxis for HIV
oral anti-retroviral therapy for 4 weeks and then retest at 12 weeks
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Thyroid eye disease treatment
smoking cessation
1st line - oral steroids
2nd line - rituximab
3rd line - radiotherapy
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Hyperparathyroidism common X ray finding
pepperpot skull
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Most common organism that causes peritoneal dialysis associated peritonitis
S. epidermidis
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What kind of signs does cerebellar syndrome cause
unilateral lesions that cause ipsilateral signs
Dysdiachokinesia, dysmetria
Ataxia
Nystagmus
Intention tremor
Slurred staccato speech
Hypotonia
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What is the management of an acute anal fissure
Dietary advice
bulk forming laxatives- first line - isphagula husk
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Mitral valve prolapse signs
characteristic mid systolic click and systolic murmur
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Management of chronic anal fissure
topical GTN
not effective after 8 weeks - sphincterectomy
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What is the diagnostic imaging for diverticular disease
CT abdo with oral and IV contrast
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When do you admit patients for IV antibiotics in diverticulitis
if symptoms do not settle within 72hrs or patient initially presents with more severe symptoms
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How do thrombosed haemorrhoids present
significant pain
purplish, oedematous tender subcutaneous perianal mass
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How should thrombosed haemorrhoids be managed
patient presents within 72 hrs
referral for excision
otherwise can use stool softeners, ice packs and analgesia
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What is the grading of internal haemorrhoids
Grade 1- do not prolapse out of anal canal
Grade 2- prolapse on defecation but reduce spontaneously
Grade 3- can be manually reduced
Grade 4 - cannot be reduced
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Where is ischaemic colitis most likely to occur
splenic flexure
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What may be seen on AXR in ischaemic colitis
thumbprinting
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What are some indications for surgery in a Crohn's patient
complications such as fistulae, abscess formation and strictures
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What blood marker can be used in patients with medullary carcinoma
Calcitonin
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What marker can be used generally as thyroid cancer follow up
Thyroglobulin antibodies
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Hyperkalaemia ECG findings
peaked/tall tented T waves
loss of P waves
broad QRS complexes
sinusoidal wave pattern
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What patients are identified as being malnourished
BMI <18.5
unintentional weight loss >10% 3-6 months
BMI<20 and >5% unintentional weight loss 3-6 month
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Osteosarcoma key points
most common primary malignant bone tumour
sunburst pattern
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Ewings sarcoma key points
onion skin appearance
seen in children and adolescents
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Chondrosarcoma key points
malignant tumour of cartilage
affects axial skeleton
more common in middle age
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What is mirizzi syndrome
RUQ, fever and signs of systemic upset
alongside deranged LFTs
gallstone impacted in distal cystic duct
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Features of severe pancreatitis
age>55
hypocalcaemia
hyperglycaemia
hypoxia
neutrophilia
elevated LDH and AST
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Diagnosis of Boerhaaves syndrome
CT contrast swallow
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Treatment for Boerhaave's syndrome
Thoracotomy and lavage
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What tumour marker is raised in cholangiocarcinoma
CA19-9
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What is seen in acute tubular necrosis
features of AKI - raised urea, creatinine, potassium
MUDDY BROWN CASTS IN URINE
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Most common cause of acute urinary retention in men
secondary to BPH- prostate presses on urethra
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2 main symptoms of chronic urinary retention
painless and insidious
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What is meant by high pressure retention
impaired renal function and bilateral hydronephrosis
-- due to bladder outflow obstruction
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What is meant by low pressure retention
normal renal function and no hydronephrosis
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Describe epididymal cysts
seperate from body of testicle
found posterior to testicle
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Describe hydrocele
communicating -- newborns
soft non tender swelling of hemi-scrotum
you can get above the mass
transilluminates
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What is Marjolins ulcer
squamous cell carcinoma
occurs at sites of chronic inflammation - burns, osteomyelitis etc
lower limb
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