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First and second line treatment for oral thrush

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  1. Miconazole gel
  2. Nystatin
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What cancer is associated with GORD?

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Adenocarcinoma

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SVT management if haemodynamically unstable?

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DC cardioversion

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Ix for suspected leukaemia?

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Bone marrow aspirate

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Beta thalassaemia major vs minor

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Major = symptoms in infancy; failure to thrive
Minor = mild anaemia in adulthood

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Complication of co-amoxiclav

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Cholestatic hepatitis

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10-20y/o male with proximal tibial mass, painless; XR shows pedunculate lesion on the surface of the bone

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Osteochondroma

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Where does amoebiasis come from and how do you treat it?

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Diarrhoea; travel to LIC
Metronidazole then diloxanide

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Treatment for sciatica?

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Paracetamol/NSAIDS
Codeine

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Treatment for bacterial meningitis GP vs. hospital

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GP = IM ben pen
Hospital = IV cefotaxime

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AF; rate treatment

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  1. Beta blocker
  2. if HR >100bpm still, add digoxin
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Treatment for STEMI

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PCI

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Treatment of hyperparathyroidism and complication

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Parathyroidectomy; aphonia due to damage to recurrent laryngeal nerve

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Treatment of venous eczema

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Reduce leg swelling and potent topical steroid

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Salmon herald patch and Christmas tree distribution

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Pityriasis rosea

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What drug can cause gynaecomastia?

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Spironolactone

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UTI treatment in pregnancy

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Nitrofurantoin until 3rd trimester
Amoxicillin in 3rd trimester
TRIMETHOPRIM IS CONTRAINDICATED

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What bacteria causes otitis externa

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Staph aureus

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Migraine prophylactic treatment?

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Propranolol
(Topiramate if contraindicated)

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Migraine attack treatment?

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NSAIDs (paracetamol if pregnant)
Triptans

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Cluster headache prophylaxis?

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Verapamil

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Cluster headache attack treatment?

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O2 and sub cut triptan

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Which joint does gout commonly affect?

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MTP joint

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Which joint does psuedogout commonly affect?

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Knee

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What bacteria causes UTI?
E coli
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What analgesia can cause urticarial rash?
NSAIDs
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Tension headache, vomiting, tachycardia, tachypnoea, seizures, reduced GCS, cherry red skin
Carbon monoxide poisoning
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AF and haemodynamically unstable?
DC cardioversion
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Snowstorm appearance on TVUS
Molar pregnancy
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Sepsis within 48 hours of birth - cause
Group B strep
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1st line for fibrocystic disease of the breast
Supportive bra and avoid caffeine
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Treatment for trichomonas
Metronidazole
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Treatment for gonorrhoea
IM ceftriaxone
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Unilateral deafness and vertigo
Acoustic neuroma
35
Asymptomatic jaundice
Gilbert's
36
What can EBV increase risk of?
Hodgkin's lymphoma
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What bacteria causes prostatitis
E coli
38
What do you do if a baby has a hernia?
Observe, repair at 2 years if it hasn't closed spontaneously
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Treatment for spinal cord compression
High dose dexamethasone
40
Treatment for microalbuminaemia
ACEi
41
Sudden onset blurry vision, reduction in visual acuity, visible drusen on fundoscopy
Macular degeneration
42
Treatment for CML
Oral imatinib
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What CN causes down and out gaze
Occulomotor
44
Bleeding, bruising, organ ischaemia and failure
DIC
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Treatment of essential tremor
Propranolol
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White tongue, maculopapular rash on chest and back
Scarlet fever
47
What do you give in a intracerebral haemorrhage
Labetalol
48
When can you drive after a TIA
After 1 month
49
Treatment for apthous ulcers
Hydrocortisone Oro-mucosal tablets
50
What can shoulder dystocia cause?
Brachial plexus palsy
51
Treatment for angular stomatitis
Topical miconazole and hydrocortisone
52
Bipolar symptoms but psychotic in manic phase
Schizoaffective disorder
53
Fixed, split second hard sound
Atrial septal defect
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Weak femoral pulses, systolic murmur below left scapula, tachypnoea, poor feeding, grey floppy baby
Coarctation of the aorta
55
Machine like murmur, SOB, poor feeding, recurrent LRTIs
Patent ductus arteriosus
56
First line treatment for menorrhagia
IUS
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Haematuria, flank pain and palpable mass
Renal cell carcinoma
58
What is ketatitis and what can cause it
Infection of the cornea; often caused by contact lenses
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12 year old, leg pain when exercising, limping, pain is dull and deep, feeling tired
Osteosarcoma
60
Treatment for PTSD
EMDR or trauma based CBT SSRI
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Treatment for onychomycosis
1. Topical amorolfine 2. Oral terbinafine (if symptomatic or >2 nails)
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Analgesia for renal colic
Diclofenac
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Treatment for PCOS
COCP
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Diarrhoea from crowded area e.g. prison
Shigella
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Diarrhoea from contaminated water
Cholera
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55y/o woman, progressive muscle weakness, frequent falls, difficulty standing up from seated, hand weakness
Polymyositis
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Murmur with Marfan's
Mitral valve prolapse
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Pink and brown papules
Kaposi's
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Long term steroid use and exposure to lots of UV can cause...
Cataracts
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Sharp tearing pain on defecation and fresh PR bleeding
Anal fissure
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Treatments for anal fissure
1. Soften stool with IH 2. GTN ointment
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Treatment for pityriasis rosea
Emolients
73
Medications following TIA
Aspirin for 2 weeks then clopidogrel
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Treatment of PPH
IV syntocinon
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Demithicone
For head lice
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Slow growing, soft lump, non-tender, doughy consistency
Lipoma
77
Central punctum
Epidermoid cyst
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Treatment given in PPROM
Corticosteroids and erythromycin
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Pregnant woman, sudden back pain, regular contractions, painful bright red bleeding, pelvic tenderness, closed cervix
Abruptio placenta
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Pregnant woman, painless vaginal bleeding
Placenta praevia
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Treatment for acute delirium
Haloperidol Lorazepam if Parkinson's
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Bronchiolitis causative organism
RSV
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Croup causative organism
Parainfluenza virus
84
Epiglottitis causative organism
HiB
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Treatment for vitiligo
Topical betnovate
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Treatment for mastoiditis
IV broad spec ABx and admission
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Treatment for tension PTX
Needle decompression
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Treatment for spontaneous PTX
Needle aspiration
89
Medical management for OCD
SSRI
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What can indapamide cause
Gout
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Painful red eye, N&V, blurry vision, abnormal pupils, reduction in acuity
Acute closed-angle glaucoma
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Crampy leg pain, worse when walking uphill; what is it and what can it cause
Claudication; arterial ulcers
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Menieres disease attack and prevention
Attack = prochlorperazine Prevention = betahistine
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Menieres Sx
Vertigo, tinnitus, hearing loss and pressure feeling
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ABx given for sickle cell
Lifelong pen V (Erythromycin if allergic)
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Vibrio cholerae - what food
Caused by oysters
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Treatment for acute migraine in pregnancy
Paracetamol AVOID NSAIDS IN PREGNANCY
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Treatment for pneumocystis
Co-trimoxazole
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Treatment for molluscum
Self-limiting
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Skin lesion, Hx of sun exposure, feels like sandpaper - what is it and how do you treat it
Actinic ketatosis; fluorouracil
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Second line HTN treatment in Afro-Caribbeans
CCB+ARB
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Causative organisms in septic arthritis 1. Normally 2. Young, unvaccinated child 3. Sexually active
1. Staph aureus 2. HiB 3. N. gonorrhoeae
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Treatment for septic arthritis
IV clindamycin for 1 week then 4-6W of oral ABx
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What treatment are you giving if DEXA scan results are
Bisphosphonates
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Analgesia for OA
Paracetamol
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Bacteria that causes osteomyelitis
Staph aureus
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6 year old boy, painless limp, XR shows frog leg
Perthe's disease; cast brace
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Fat 14 year old boy, painful limp, O/E external rotation of leg - what is it and how do you treat it?
SUFE; surgical fixation
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Loss of vision like a curtain closing over the eye
TIA - GIVE 300mg ASPIRIN
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Recurrent unilateral electric shock pain lasting a few seconds, triggered by brushing teeth, smoking and talking - what is it and how do you treat it?
Trigeminal neuralgia; carbemazapine
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If a pt has a migraine and asthma AND PREGNANT, what drug do you give for prophylaxis
Amitriptyline
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Treatment for status epilepticus GP vs hospital
GP = buccal midazolam/rectal diazepam Hospital = IV lorazepam
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Time frame to treat Bell's palsy and what do you give
Prednisolone; within 72 hours - for 10 days
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Treatment for tonic clonic seizures? What if they're pregnant?
Sodium valproate; lamotrigine
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Overweight female, generalised headache that's worse in the mornings and when coughing - what is it and how do you treat it?
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension; LP and weight loss
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Patient has a fall, temporary loss of consciousness, fluctuating changes in cognition, CT scan shows crescent-shape - what is it?
Subdural haematoma
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Treatment for myasthenia gravis
Steroids + anti cholinesterase inhibitors (e.g. pyridostigmine)
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What kind of seizure - sudden jerking of limb, trunk or face
Myoclonic
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EtOH drinker, nystagmus, confusion and ataxia - what is it and how do you treat it?
Wernicke's encephalopathy; IV pabrinex
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Treatment for Alzheimer's: - Mild-moderate? - Moderate-severe?
1. Donepazil 2. Memantine
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Treatment of hyperparathyroidism if not eligible for surgery
Alendronate and cinacalet
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Obese man, chronic cough and constipation - what type of hernia?
Direct inguinal hernia
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6 month old baby, bulge into scrotum - what type of hernia?
Indirect inguinal hernia
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Treatment of hepatic encephalopathy
Lactulose
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Cherry red spot on fundoscopy
Central retinal vein occlusion
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Morning headaches, vomiting, raised intracranial pressure
Glioblastoma
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Management of cardiac tamponade
Pericardiocentesis
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Adult female, low Hb, schistocytes on blood film
TTP
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Child, recent viral illness normal blood smear
ITP
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Pearly papule with rolled edge
Basal cell carcinoma
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Clawing of the hand with sensory loss of 5th and half of 4th finger
Ulnar nerve compression
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Enlarged scaly pink plaque that's friable and bleeds easily
Squamous cell carcinoma
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Recent infection that causes red lumps on legs - what is it and what bacteria causes it?
Erythema nodosum; strep pyogenes
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Retinitis in immunocompromised patient; what causes it and what is seen on fundoscopy?
CMV; cottage cheese with ketchup
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What rash can doxycycline cause
Erythema multiforme
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What is slapped cheek (2)
Erythema infectiosum / parvovirus B19
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Rash from exposure to infrared
Erythema ab igne
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Rash caused by Lyme disease
Erythema migrans
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Treatment of hypercalcaemia
IV fluids and IV furosemide
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Patient with Hx of sickle cell, sudden onset floaters in eyes, painful vision loss, can only see hazy red out of affected eye; fundoscopy reveals a poor view of the fundus
Vitreous haemorrhage
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Cradle cap - what is it and how do you treat it?
Sebhorraeic dermatitis; 1. Olive oil and brush out the flakes 2. Topical miconazole 1%
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Treatment of bowel obstruction
Insert an NG tube
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Treatment of Kawasaki disease
IVIG and high dose aspirin
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Painful arc 60-120 degrees
Rotator cuff injury
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Treatment for cat/dog/human bites
Co-amoxiclav
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Treatment for impetigo
5 days fusidic acid and good hygiene
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Dysuria, pain at base of penis, tender and boggy prostate - what is it and how do you treat it?
Prostatitis; ciprofloxacin
148
Menopausal woman with no uterus?
Oestrogen only
149
Menopausal woman with only urogenital Sx?
Low dose vaginal oestrogen
150
What Sx can hypomagnesia cause
Seizures, muscle cramps and tremors
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Patient with metabolic acidosis and tinnitus - what did they overdose on?
Aspirin
152
Treatment of blepharitis
1. Chloramphenicol 2. Fusidic acid
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1st line treatment of trigger finger
Splinting
154
When do you review an undescended testes in newborn
6 months
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PMS treatment
Lifestyle changes and COCP
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Pregnant woman with a well-defined hyperpigmentation in a symmetrical pattern on the face
Melasma
157
Pt bitten by dog abroad, unable to swallow water and has parasthesia around the wound - what is it?
Rabies
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What antihypertensive can cause ankle swelling?
CCB - amlodipine
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What bacteria causes folliculitis? And what about if the pt. has been in a hot tub recently?
1. Staph aureus 2. Pseudomonas aeruginosa
160
What is a side-effect of azithromycin?
LQTS
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Treatment of DKA (which fluids)
0.9% saline
162
What bacteria can cause schistocytes on blood smear
E coli
163
Treatment for acute cholecystitis?
IV co-amoxiclav
164
Treatment of hyperparathyroidism if not eligible for surgery
Alendronate and cinacalet
165
Treatment for agoraphobia?
CBT with graded exposure therapy
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Young boy, facial swelling then whole body swelling
Minimal change
167
Old man, urinary incontinence, abnormal gait, dementia
Normal pressure hydrocephalus
168
Patient with recurrent sinus infections now has fever, sudden onset headache, peri-orbital swelling and diplopia
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
169
Treatment of giant cell arteritis
Prednisolone
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Photosensitive malar rash in the shape of a butterfly, fatigue, fevers, muscle pain - what is it and how do you treat it?
SLE, do anti-dsDNA, give NSAIDs and prednisolone
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What electrolyte abnormality can be caused by losartan?
Hyperkalaemia
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Postpartum woman, new pain at the base of thumb
De Quervain's tenosynovitis
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15 year old, intermittent high fevers, rashes, hepatosplenomegaly, lymphadenopathy, anaemia, leukocytosis
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
174
Hyperpigmentation, fatigue, weakness, hypotension
Addison's
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Unvaccinated child, fever, sore throat, grey-white membrane in oropharynx that bleeds when scraped
Diphtheria
176
Elderly patient dehydrated, has hypernatraemia - how do you treat it, and what happens if you don't do it slowly?
5% dextrose; too quickly may cause cerebral oedema, then seizure/coma/death
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Patient with previous head trauma, now has polydipsia, polyuria and hypernatraemia - what is the condition?
Diabetes insipidus
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Treatment for Addisonian crisis?
IV hydrocortisone and IV normal saline
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What electrolyte imbalance can be caused by PPIs?
Hyponatraemia and hypomagnesia
180
What 3 results will you see in tertiary hyperparathyroidism?
Raised calcium Raised PTH Raised phosphate (or CKD)
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9 year old, palpable non-tender, mobile, fluid-filled lump on the midline of the neck; moves upwards on swallowing and protrusion of the tongue
Thyroglossal cyst
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Patient with magical thinking and dressing oddly
Schizotypal PD
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Treatment for OCD
CBT+ERP (+SSRI)
184
Patient is on statin and you're prescribing a macrolide - what do you do?
Withhold the statin
185
Treatment for intermittent claudication
1. Lifestyle advice and exercise programme 2. Naftidrofuyl
186
What murmur can occur after an inferior MI?
Mitral regurgitation
187
Treatment for asystole
Adrenaline (It's non-shockable!)
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Young ish female, smoker, CP on rest and at night - ECG shows ST elevation when she has the chest pain - what is it and how do you treat it?
Prinzmetal angina; CCB
189
Which bacteria in infective endocarditis?
Staph aureus
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Sudden onset tearing chest pain, mediastinal widening - what is it and how do you treat it?
Aortic dissection; morphine+beta blockers -> surgery asap
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What bacteria causes Scarlet fever?
Strep A
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Flu-like Sx, sandpaper rash, strawberry tongue
Scarlet fever
193
Painless red eyes, swollen hands and feet, cracked lips, strawberry tongue
Kawasaki disease
194
Anaemia, hand/feet swelling, delayed puberty, frequent infections
Sickle cell anaemia
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Frothy urine, oedema, proteinuria and haematuria
Glomerulonephritis
196
Microaneuyrisms, blot haemorrhages, neovascularisation
Diabetic retinopathy
197
Retinal haemorrhage, papilloedema
Hypertensive retinopathy
198
Peripheral loss of vision, 'halos' around lights
Glaucoma
199
Treatment of open angle glaucoma
Prostaglandin analogue eye drops
200
If patient is B12 deficient and folate deficient, which do you treat first
B12
201
What causes Cushings disease
Pituitary tumour
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Rash from face to trunk, lymphadenopathy and red petechiae in mouth
Rubella
203
Recent LRTI, swinging fevers, night sweats, weight loss and chest pain
Empyema
204
Normocytic anaemia and raised bilirubin
Haemolytic anaemia
205
Which nerve can get damaged by shoulder dislocation
Axillary nerve
206
What needs to be given for life after gastric bypass
B12
207
Bilateral thigh pain, better when stooping or sitting
Spinal stenosis
208
Patient with active cancer, undergoing chemotherapy, temperature 38'C - what will their neutrophil count be? What do you treat them with?
Neutropenic sepsis - <0.5, initiate sepsis 6 (give BS ABx e.g. tazocin) and then filgastrim
209
Treatment of acute pancreatitis
Fluids, analgesics and antiemetics
210
Soft stool and going a few times a day, but only passing small amounts - which laxative do you prescribe?
Senna
211
Old patient with dementia, chronic constipation - what GI can it cause and how do you treat this?
Sigmoid volvulus; flatus tube
212
What is the cause of 70% of small bowel obstructions?
Previous abdominal surgery
213
What GI condition can co-amoxiclav cause?
Cholestasis
213
Treatment for tension PTX
Needle decompression
214
What can the scarring from GORD cause?
Benign oesophageal stricture
215
Most common cause of raised Virchow's node
Gastric cancer
216
RUQ pain after ERCP, relieved by leaning forward
Acute pancreatitis
217
Positive RPR test
Syphilis
218
What is the timeframe for adjustment disorder
Within 3 months of a stressful life event
219
Drugs to stop in AKI
Diuretics ACEi and ARB Metformin NSAIDs
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Friable cervix with cobblestone appearance, dyspareunia and post coital bleeding
Chlamydia
221
Slit lamp: shallow anterior chambers and corneal epithelial oedema
Acute closed-angle glaucoma
221
Treatment for tension PTX
Needle decompression
222
Patient with spontaneous PTX (primary and secondary)
1. Tall young male 2. Middle aged pt with COPD
223
Patient with tension PTX (x3)
Ventilated, trauma or Marfan's
224
What type of cancer in colorectal cancer
Adenocarcinoma
225
When do you assess a pt for LTOT
Patient is stable and has <92% ORA
226
Smoker, clubbing - which lung cancer
Squamous cell
227
Smoker, SIADH - which lung cancer
Small cell
228
Non-smoker, gynaecomastia - which lung cancer
Adenocarcinoma
229
What causes stoney dullness
Pleural effusion
230
Cerumen impaction - treatment algorithm (3)
1. Ear drops e.g. oil 2. Ear irrigation 3. Microsuction
231
Test for peripheral vertigo
Head impulse test
232
What can leukoplakia become
Squamous cell carcinoma
233
Which TB med causes orange secretions
Rifampacin
234
Which TB med causes peripheral neuropathy
Isoniazid
235
Os closed, mild bleeding, little pain - what type of miscarriage?
Threatened (often 6-9 weeks)
236
Os open, heavy bleeding, painful - what type of miscarriage?
Inevitable
237
Os closed, pain and bleeding with clots, empty uterus - what type of miscarriage?
Complete
238
Os open, pain, bleeding, products of conception are partially expelled - what type of miscarriage?
Incomplete
239
Os closed, gestational sac with dead foetus without clinical features
Missed (silent)
240
Crohn's treatment 1 and 2
1. Oral prednisolone 2. Mesalazine
241
Complications of Crohn's
Fissures, fistulas and strictures
242
Most common location for Crohn's
Terminal ileum
243
Most common location for UC
Rectum
244
Complications of UC
Toxic megacolon and strictures
245
Treatment of UC
Topical ASA (mesalazine)
246
Pregnant woman, *painless* **bright red** blood
Placenta praevia
247
Pregnant woman, painful dark red blood
Placental abruption
248
What is a pterygium
White, wing-shaped growth across the eye, caused by exposure to UV and being in a dry, dusty environment
249
Blood tests in menopause
High FSH, high LH and low oestrogen
250
Floaters, flashers, painless vision loss starting in the periphery , blurred vision
Retinal detachment
251
Hx of HTN, sudden painless loss of vision in one eye, cherry red spot
Central retinal artery occlusion
252
Central loss of vision
Macular degeneration
253
Peripheral loss of vision and halos around lights
Glaucoma
254
Which bronchus would an inhaled foreign object go down
Right
255
Drug that is positively inotropic, negatively chronotropic
Digoxin
256
New York HF scale 1-4
1. no symptoms 2. mild sx 3. symptomatic except at rest 4. sx at rest
257
Which CCBs are non-dihydropyridines
Verapamil and diltiazem
258
H pylori and allergic to amoxicillin - what do you give!
Metronidazole, clarithomycin and omeprazole
259
Diverticular disease vs. diverticulosis
DD - pain, blood, bowel changes D - incidental finding of outpouches, no inflammation
260
HELLP syndrome
H - haemolysis EL - elevated liver enzymes LP - low platelets
261
What drug can't be taken if having cataract surgery
Tamsulosin
262
What drug should a pregnant woman not touch
Finasteride
263
How long until POP works
48 hours
264
BP target after a stroke
130/80mmHg
265
What can sodium valproate do to INR
Raise it
266
When can you drive after your first seizure
6 months
267
What can lithium do to thyroid
Hypothyroidism
268
What would histology from thyroid cancer show?
Papillary
269
Male, >60, wakes up at night with back pain regularly
Multiple myeloma
270
Intrinsic factor is involved in the transportation and absorption of what?
B12
271
Lack of dopamine, starts with bradykinesia
Parkinsons
272
Which drug - modulates cellular keratinisation and inflammatory procresses
Adapalene
273
Worst skin change to have on mole
Irregular shape
274
A 39-year-old female teacher presents with a burning sensation affecting her arms and legs. She thinks she is becoming colour blind, as she can no longer discern the colour of the red pen she uses for marking.
MS
275
A 28-year-old white woman who has smoked 1 pack per day for the last 10 years presents with subacute onset of cloudy vision in one eye, with pain on movement of that eye. She also notes difficulty with colour discrimination, particularly of reds. She was treated for a sinus infection 2 weeks ago and, on further history, recalls that she had a 3-week history of unilateral hemibody paraesthesias during examination week in university 6 years ago. She occasionally has some tingling on that side if she is overly tired, stressed, or hot.
MS
276
Baby, ejection systolic murmur, low oxygen sats, cyanosed
Tetralogy of Fallot
277
Which leads do you see LBBB/RBBB in?
V1 and V6
278
Haemophilia A&B = which factors? And which is more common?
A = 8 B = 9 (A = more common)
279
CT chest shows honeycombing
Asbestosis and IPF
280
Two drugs that can cause pulmonary fibrosis
Methotrexate and nitrofurantoin
281
SIADH values
High urine osmolality, low serum osmolality, low Na
282
Treatment for nephrotic syndrome (+minimal change)
Prednisolone
283
Gold standard Ix for bronchiectasis
High resolution CT chest
284
How much protein = pre-eclapsia
More than or qual to 0.3g in 24 hours
285
Treatment for aortic dissection
IV labetolol
286
Ix for phaeochromocytoma
24hr catecholamine collection
287
Ix for Cushing's
1 = 24hr urinary free cortisol GOLD = overnight dexamethasone suppression test
288
Ix for Addison's
GP - 8-9am cortisol GOLD = ACTH stimulation test
289
Ix for Conn's
Renin:aldosterone
290
Ix for SLE (sensitive vs specific)
Sensitive = ANA Specific - Anti-dsDNA
291
Ix for Sjogren's
Anti-Ro and Anti-La antibodies
292
GCA treatment
Prednisolone
293
Trigeminal neuralgia = electric shocks on face, what is the treatment
Carbemazepine
294
Ix for Osgood Schlatters
Knee XR
295
Tumour marker for colon cancer
CEA
296
T2DM + heart failure/ACS
Metformin + SGLT-2 inhibitor (flozin)
297
2nd line and 3rd line for T2DM
Gliptin (DPP4) Gliclazide
298
Three drugs that can cause agranulocytosis
Clozapine Carbimazole Methotrexate
299
Treatment for Addisonian crisis
IV hydrocortisone
300
Other name for Conn's
Primary hyperaldosteronism
301
Other name for Addison's
Primary adrenal insufficiency
302
Cardiac drug that can cause thyroid issues
Amiodarone
303
First-line for PCOS
COCP
304
Treatment for eclamptic seizure
IV magnesium sulphate
305
At how many weeks can gestational HTN be diagnosed?
20 weeks
306