MLA mock Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

1st line mx of hodgkins lymphoma

A

chemo

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2
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brugada vs torsades

A

brugada
- AD cause of sudden death
- ECG changes become more apparent with felcainide
mx = implantable defib

torsades
- assoc with long QT
mx = IV magnesium sulphate

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3
Q

definitive diagnosis for small bowel obstruction

A

CT abdo

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4
Q

what Ix is always done in PE to rule out other pathology

A

CXR

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5
Q

mx of extra pyramidal SE

A

procyclidine

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6
Q

gestation where membrane sweep would be considered

A

40/41weeks

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7
Q

mx of acute confusion in hepatic encephalopathy

A

lactulose

  • reduces amount of ammonia in blood
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8
Q

neuroleptic malignant sx Ix

A

raised creatine kinase !!

  • AKI second to Rhabdo
  • leukocytosis
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9
Q

when to use imatinib vs rituiximab

A

imatinib
- tyrosine kinase inhibitor
- CML !! philly chromosome

rituximab
- mx of non-hodgkins or CLL

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10
Q

neurogenic shock px

A

hypotensive but warm peripheries

(distributive shock)

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11
Q

what eye sight is risk factor for retinal detachment/tear

A

myopia (nearsightedness, trouble seeing in distance)
-> assoc with elongated eyeball, more tension on retina

also - diabetes, prev eye surg, trauma

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12
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mx of AF patient post stroke vs TIA

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TIA - anticoag for AF should start immediately

acute stroke - antiplatelet for 2 weeks then anticoag

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13
Q

primary pathological process in guillain barre

A

immune mediated demyelination of peripheral nerves

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14
Q

A 62 year old man is brought to the operating theatre recovery room after a
laryngoscopy and vocal cord biopsy.
He appears to be conscious, but his breathing is shallow and respiratory rate
28 breaths per minute. His voice is weak and, when the recovery nurse asks
him to squeeze her fingers with his hand, the grip is not sustained.
Which drug will reverse these signs?

A

neostigmine
- Q suggests residual effects of neuromuscular blockade
- administration would increase grip strength, vocal cord movement + speech

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15
Q

serum investigation to aid diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma

A

alpha-fetoprotein

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16
Q

septic shock where patients BP isnt responding to fluids - next step?

A

vasopressors -> noradrenaline/norepinephrine

  • increase systemic vascular resistance
17
Q

breast histology showing discrete mass with duct like structures lined by regular columnar cells, separated by loose fibrous tissue

18
Q

sickle cell disease attends the Emergency
Department with severe pain in her left leg. afebrile. - management?

A

subcut morphine

acute painful sickle crisis
- medical emergency

19
Q

hearing testing in kids

A

all newborns -> otoacoustic emission test

newborns + infants -> auditory brainstem response test
- if 1st abnormal

6-9months -> distraction test

> 3 = pure tone audiometry

20
Q

what is the purpose of irradiate blood products

A

used to avoid transfusion assoc graft vs host disease