MRSA Flashcards
(420 cards)
which drugs is
- small s/e risk of breast ca
- have have sexual dysfun within 1yr (less than1%)
Finsateride/Dutasteride
- 5 alpha rectase inhib for BPH
Example of atypical and typical antipsychotics
Atypical = Clozapine (agranulo, prolact), Olanzipine (dyslip + obesity). rispiderdone
Typical = haloperidol, chlopromazine (good sedaiv if agitated)
- EP S/Es, hyperprolac
tx of mild/mod C.Diff
metro 400mg TDS 10-14days
1st lines
- GTC
- absence
- SV, alternative is lamotrigene
- ethosuximide
35 - 40 BMI
Obesity 2
> 40 = 3 (morbid)
- could get surgery
post partum complications for SGA babdies
Rx to get it
hypoglycaemia nec enteri polycytheamia - chronic intraurtine hypoxia thrombocytopenia - BM/hepatic comprise hypocalcamia
maternal substance abuse, con infection (rubella), >40 years
verbal fluency estimation response inhibition (copy tapping) clock drawing abstract thinking
frontal lobe function - executive thinking
what is MOE + treatment
temporal bone oestisis, caused by pseudo.ergo
–> IV Abx (ciprflox)
14yr old - asthma not controlled
- currentlly on SBA + low dose ICS + LTRA
stop LTRA, used LABA in combo with low dose ICS
still not working - change to MART regime
ix of tinea capitits
woods lamp –> bright green fluoscrence of hairs, tx oral antifundal
Painful arc is a sign of ?
Rotator cuff issue - supraspinatous
copd test to differenitae between bacterial and non-bacterial exacerbation
procalcitonin - CRP, ESR< WBC will go up in both
example of 20g short acting carbs
3 tablets, 5 jelly beans, small carton of juice
example of low GI foods
fruit, veg, peanuts
white rice etc high
rosacea
- tx
topical metero or azelaic acid or ivermeticn cream
brimonidine (mirvaso) topicl gel good for flushing
2nd line = oral tetracycline or eryhtomycin (for 3mo)
where are heinz seen
where are burr seen
tear drop cells (dacrocyte)
splenomeg, g6pd def, suplhonamides
burr - uraemia
myelofibrosis
paeds ALS - Ratio and shock
5 breaths, 15:2, 4j/kg
vs adults 30:2, mon 360j shock
150-360 biphasic
Tx line for CML
Young for for BMTx
Or imatimb
viterous haem
vs post viterous haemorrhage
vs ret detach
Posterior vitreous detachment
- Flashes of light (photopsia) - in the peripheral field of vision
- Floaters, often on the temporal side of the central vision
Retinal detachment
= Dense shadow that starts peripherally progresses towards the central vision
- A veil or curtain over the field of vision or FLOATERS
- Straight lines appear curved
Central visual loss
Vitreous haemorrhage
- uusually painless
cold aggulatans
increase titre of complement
found in mycoplasma –> haemollytic anaemia
psuttascosis
bladder cancer
- most common type WORLD WIDE
- some risk factors
Transitional cell carcinoma = developed countries. Smoking, Exposure to aniline dyes, Rubber manufacture, Cyclophosphamide
Squamous cell carcinoma = most in world: Schistosomiasis, Smoking
pain in knee walking up and down the stairs
tennage girl
chondromalacia patella
toxoplasmpos effects on baby - CHICM
chonoreintis
HYDROCEPHalus
INtracranial CALICficaion
MICROcephaly
vs CMV = periventri calc, sens HL, microceph
coeliac disease
- antibodies
- how long on glut
- important to check for
IgA tTGA IgA EMA
6 weeks BD – or it needs to be a biopsy
IgA def