HIGH YIELD RECALLS Flashcards
Impaired ability to walk along a straight line touching the heel of one foot to the toe of the other
Cerebellar Dysfunction
Acute onset, severetesticular pain and swelling.
The testicle is tender and elevated
Testicular tosion
Milk coming out from nipple
Switch to Quetiapine
Dx; Risperidone - induce galactorrhea
Alcoholic patient, chronic, presented with abdominal pain tenderness,
distention, hepatomegaly, LFT abnormal, Abdominal Paracentesis done. What is the next appropriate test?
Neutrophils count
0.9 cm pituitary adenoma on treatment with Bromocriptine
Now she wants to conceive
Prolactin was 1315 and now 1135
nxt?
Cabergoline
bright red bleeding per rectum for 2 days
Daily - Furisemide and Spirolactone as well as water and sodium restriction
Abdominal distention@+ peripheral edema
Had variceal banding
urine sodium 5mmol
Cause of Acute kidney Injury?
Renal Hypoperfusion
Which of the ff is the most appropritate treatment for the dendritic ulcer shown in the above picture
Oral Valacyclovir
No passed motion and flatus for 3 days
Has abdominal pain with nausea
Vital signs stable
Diagnosis?
Sigmoid Volvulus
Menstruation associated itchyness and redness without any discharge
Do nothing
Given youg girl Bell’s palsy pic
come to ED within 6 hrs
mentioned Left ear examination (no rashes)
Oral Prednisolong and Oral Acyclovir
Middle age
Jaundice
RUQ pain
High ALP
Gamma GT
Bilirubin
ERCP
Joint pain
Morning stifness
symmetric join swelling
elevated anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (anti-CCP) antbodies
Rheumatoid Arthritis
detected with PLSIL
Next step?
HPV DNA test in 12 months
Negative smear - No endocervical cells
Negative smear - Inflammatory cells
Repeat in 2 years
Unsatisfactory smear
Repeat smear in 6-12 weeks
(allow regeneration of cells)
Possible LSIL and definite LSIL
Repeat pap test at 12 months
If the woman is 30+ years and has no negative cytology in previous 2-3 years, refer for colposcopy or repeat the test in 6 months
Possible HSIL and definite HSIL
Refer for colposcopy
Glandular abnormalities including adenocarcinoma in situ
Refer to a gynaecologist
Invasive squamous cell carcinoma or adenocarcinoma
Refer to appropriate specialist gynaecologist or unit
nconclusive - raising possibility of high grade diease
Refer for colposcopy and possible biopsy
Advice most appropriate to the mother in regard to breast feeding
Frequent feeding from both side
The baby wakig up at nifht crying and consoled by breastfeeding
What to do next?
Add rice and other foods
Harsh Inspiratort stridor
Barking brassy
TX: Adrenaline
6 montha to 3 -6 years sometimes older
Org: parainfluenza, influenza
Croup
(Laryngotracheobranchitis)
Haemophilus type B
6 months - 6 years
Soft expiratory Stridor
Soft, cleat to muffled
Sitting forward,
Cherry red epiglottis
Tx: Cephalosporine, Ceftriaxone
Epiglottitis