june 1 Flashcards

1
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how to diagnose thalassaemia

A

High performance liquid chromotography

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2
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what is HBH disease?
- what thalssaemia
- what casues increased HBH
-buzzword

A
  • only one alpha gene
  • alph athalassaemia
  • betas form tetramer
  • golf ball cells - red cells inclusion bodies
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3
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skull xray that looks like it has hair on it

A

beta thalassaemia and sickle cell

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4
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causes of non megaloblastic macrocytosis

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pregnancy
alcohol
liver disease
hypothyroid
marrow failure eg myelodysplasia

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5
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management of beta-thalassaemia and target

A

reguar tranfusion to mainain 95-105 and iron chelatin gtherpay to prevent iron overload

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6
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what is produced form the liver in chronic disease that causes anaemia

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hepcidin - increased in inflam and dow regs iron absorption

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7
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why do you need heparin cover when starting warfarin

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takes several dasy to reach therapeutic levels of warfarin- protein c and s drop first so increased clotting risk

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8
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name the anticoagulant that turn off clotting cascade

A

antithrombin
protein s and C

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9
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gold standard to monitor cardiac output

A

thermodilaution with pulmonary arteyr catheter

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10
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what is needed for the absorption of vitamin K

A

bile

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11
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how is haemophilia inherited

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x-linked (men only)

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12
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most common haemophilia

A

haemophilia A factor VIII

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13
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what is rasied in anti-phophilipid Pt or APTT

A

APTT

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14
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side effects of heparin

A

bleeding
thrombocytopenia - see below
osteoporosis and an increased risk of fractures
hyperkalaemia - this is thought to be caused by inhibition of aldosterone secretion

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15
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name examples of LMWH

A

daltaparin, enoxaparin, tinzaparin

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16
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examples of DOAC

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dabigatran
apixaban
rivaroxaban
edoxaban

17
Q

what are lymphocyte cells

A

t cells
b cells
nk cells

18
Q

hearing tests for newborn and school aged kids

A

newborn - otoacoustic
school - pure tone audiometry

19
Q

how long for sinusitis before giving abx

20
Q

investigation of cluster headache

A

MRI with contrast

21
Q

what anti-epileptic makes absence seizures worse

A

carbamazapine

22
Q

how to differentiate from spider naevi and telangectasia

A

naevi fill from centre
telangectasia form sides

23
Q

most common cause of viral meningitis in adults - type of virus and examples

A

enterovirus eg coxsackie , echovirus

24
Q

what glaucoma meds increase uveosacral outflow

A

pilocarpine (muscarinic receptor ago) and lantanoprost (prosta)

25
diagnosis of acute cholecystis if USS NOT CLEAR
HIDA SCAN
26
yx of delirium in parkinsons patient
quitiepine or clozapine or lorazepam
27
most common cause of neutropenic sepsis
Staphylococcus epidermidis - lotd of indwelling lines
28
Management of CML and mechanism of action
Imatinib- tyrosine kinase inhibitor
29
risk factors for hodgkins
HIV and EBV
30
what blood markers are raised in hodkinns
eosiniphilia - due to increased IL-5 LDH
31
buzz word for hodgkins what are they
reed sternberg - owl eyes - bi or multi lobed with eosinic inclusions
32
what should always be eamined in a man with RIF pain
scrotum
33
t wave inversion V1-3 inherited disease
ARVD