Management OSCE Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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differentials of Appendicitis

A

gastroenteritis
PID
Ectopic pregnancy
kidney stones

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management of Pancreatitis

A

analgesia
anti-emetic
Iv fluid as needed
conveyance

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additional examinations for Pancreatitis

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Greys turner - bruising around flank
cullens - bruising around belly button

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differentials to PE

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bronchitis
asthma
pneumothorax
ACS
heart failure

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5
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differentials of Sepsis

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alcohol withdrawal
DKA
heart failure
hypovolemia

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differential of Endocarditis

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autoimmune
pneumonia
sepsis
heart failure

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differential of cocaine toxicity

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subarachnoid hemorrhage
tumour
hypoxia
drug withdrawal

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differential of pericarditis

A

MI
pleural effusion
angina

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9
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differential of heart failure

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valvular heart disease
renal failure
coronary artery disease

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angina management

A

history take
ECG
pain relief
GTN
any improvment

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management of heart failure

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history
O2 as needed
ECG
assess if there is any pulmonary oedema, respiratory distress or cardiogenic shock

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differentials of MI

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unstable angina
pericarditis
pulmonary embolism
aortic dissection

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13
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differentials of COPD

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asthma
heart failure
lung disease

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differential of Seizure

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syncope
TIA
panic attack
sleep disorder

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features of life threatening asthma

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altered conscioursness
exhaustion
cyanosis
silent chest
poor resp effort
SpO2 < 92 %
hypotension

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16
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differentials to pneumonia

A

bronchitis
LRT infection
pneumonitis
heart failure

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differential to pancreatitis

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gallstones
alcohol abuse
peptic ulcer
bowel obstruction
ACS
gastritis

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18
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management of meningitis

A

assess for rash
benzylpenicillin if indicated
rapid transfer

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19
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addition assessment of assessment of meningitis

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brudzinski sign - move neck up causes flexation of knees
Kernig’s sign - patient supine, knee cant be fully extended into the air

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20
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mild asthma management

A

assess ABCDE
move to a calm environment
use own inhaler
- 2 puff every 2 min up tp 10 puffs
-1 puff every min up to 6 long lasting

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21
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signs of cocaine toxicity

A

hypertension
irregular hr
psychosis
nausea
agitiation

22
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management of cocaine toxicity

A

diazapam
- IV over 2 min
- titrate to effect
- repeat dose after 5 min
-consider respiratory distress

23
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moderate asthma management

A

15L O2
nebulised salbutamol 6-8L per min

24
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features of mild asthma

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below best level of functioning due to wheeze
PEFR > 75%

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management of cardiogenic shock in heart failure
assess for sTEMI urgent transfer consider oxygen
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management of tonic clonic seizure
keep to individuals treatment plan 5 min or more- diazapam
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management of psychogenic seizure
follow individuals treatment plan
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differentials of asthma
COPD bronchilitis
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differentials of angina
MI pericarditis muscle pain panic attack
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management of tension pneumothorax
manage ABCs apply O2 needle decompression consider pain relief convey to ED urgently
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management of simple pneumothorax
manage ABCs consider O2 if needed consider pain relief convey to ED
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management of PE
if non time critical : - assess - oxygen -position -ECG -transfer
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management of headache
SOCRATES assess red flags analgesia assess transfer
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management of severe hypoglycemia
IV glucose to affect - 100ml at a time through 3 way tap give IM glucagon if IV not available reassess
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management of mild hypoglycaemia
if capable give oral sugars give IV or IM if not possible
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severe asthma management
assess ABCDE 15L Oxygen salbutamol ipatropium bromide hydrocortisone IM continuous salbutamol every 5 min
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life threatening asthma management
adrenaline IM if continuous to deterirate assess for bilateral tension pneumothorax
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management of pulmonary oedema and resp distress in heart failure
GTN consider IV furosemide consider CPAP consider oxygen
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differential of headache
seizure meningitis subdural hematoma brain tumour
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differential of stroke
seizure migraine brain tumour infection
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differential of hypoglycemia
alcohol sepsis adreanal insufficiency
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features of moderate asthma
able to speak in sentences PEF 50-75% no features of severe asthma
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STEMI management
ECG o2 sats pain score GTN anaglesia asprin repeat pain score defib pads
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management of stroke
ABCDE BEFAST ECG BM Pain onset time transfer/ pre alert
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management of sepsis
ABCDE oxygen therapy fluid therapy pain relief rapid transfer
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differential of Croup
epiglottitis foreign body aspiration allergic reaction
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differentials of bowel obstruction
adhesions hernias tumours IBS
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managment and assessment of appendicitis
McBurneys obturators psoas rosling's pain relief and transfer
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differential of meningitis
brain abscess subarachnoid haemorrhage encephalitis
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features of severe asthma
PEF 33-50% inability to complete sentences in 1 breath pulse over 110 in adults and resps over 25
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A DETOUR
allergies drug expiry time options units record
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six questions to ECG interpretation
1- PATIENT. 2. Rate? 3. Regularity? 4. Atrial Activity? 5. QRS Width? 6. Relationship? * Extra Beats?