cap test Flashcards
which arthritis drug can cause osteoporosis
prednisolone
treatment for an oesophageal stricture
balloon dilatation
treatment for dilated oesophagus and bird beak appearance on x-ray
heller’s cardiomyotomy
what is disorganised attachment
behaviour when a child appears stressed, exhibiting tension movements, activated by the departure or return of a caregiver
what is ambivalent attachment
child will explore little and be wary of strangers, even when parent is present
when parent returns child is angry
how can herpes present in young children
- multiple painful mouth ulcers
- swollen lips
- fever
which antibiotic cannot be used in children under 12 years
tetracyclines
where do the biceps attach to
radius
what does itchy vesicles over extensor surfaces indicate
dermatitis herpetiformis
what is the most biologically active form of thyroid hormone
T3
which type of hepatitis can only cause infection if there is a pre-existing infection
hep D
absent red reflexes
cataracts
haemorrhage at the macula
wet ARMD
what is presbyopia
with age you cannot see things close by anymore
what is myopia
you can see things near you but not far away
what is hypermetropia
you cant see things near you
what drugs precipitates an acute attack of gout
allopurinol
what happens in the active contractile phase of dupuytren’s contracture
myofibroblasts within the lesion
what type of lenses are required when light rays are focused in front of a patients retina
concave (myopic)
child vomits a small amount after almost every feed
gastro-oesophageal reflux
someone has epistaxis, nasal crusting and cavitating lesions on chest x-ray
GPA
what do occipital cortex lesions cause
macular sparing defects
what do temporal lobe lesions cause
quadrantopia
if a neck swelling is painful what does that usually mean the diagnosis is
thyroiditis
