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First line for haemorrhoids

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Proctoscope

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What to remember about haemorrhoids if no visible masses on examination

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Can be internal haemorrhoids

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Target glucose in self monitoring throughout the day

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Waking- 5-7
Before any meal 4-7
90 mins after eating 5-9

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First line investigation for non severe/systemic constipation

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Anal manometry

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First line for AAA

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US

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What is arteriography

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CT angio or MRI angio

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What do if d dimer comes back as negative in suspected PE

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Stop anticoagulation and consider other diagnosis

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What are Hb, MCV and reticulocytes

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Low Hb
Normal MCV
High reticulocytes

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What gives headache better on lying down

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Low ICP such as post LP

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What can PTH be in primary hyperparathyroidism

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Normal or high

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In STEMI where fibrinolysis has been given when should ECG be next repeated

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2-3 hours

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Triad for liver failure

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Encephalopathy
Jaundice
Coagulopathy

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If patient has impaired GCS/ consciousness what give

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IM glucagon or IV glucose

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What is murmur for atrial septal defect

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Ejection systolic louder on inspiration

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How can ITP present

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Petechiae

Easy bleeding like epistaxis and menorrhagia

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If a patient presents with new onset TB symptoms and was recently started on a drug what would most likely be cause

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A biologic as causes reactivation

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After CXR what is next best investigation for lung cancer

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CT not bronchoscopy

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Most sensitive test for SLE

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ANA

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Main problem of alpha 1 antitrypsin

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Leads to hepatocellular carcinoma

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What time frame is necessary for orthostatic hypotension

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3 mins

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When investigating neoplastic spinal canal stenosis what is given while waiting for urgent MRI

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Dexamethasone

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If patient has acute fast AF and signs of HF what do if BPnormal

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Still cardiovert as HF indication regardless

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Most important advice post pneumothorax

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Stop smoking

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First line investigation for chronic HF

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BNP not echo

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What prophylactic Abx given in COPD
Azithromycin
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If stage 1 HTN when is only time can give first line meds
``` No cardiac disease No end organ failure No renal disease No diabetes Q risk less than 10% ```
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In questions where AF management and has HTN what must bear in mind with BP
Just above 90/60 is concerning
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What causes high BNP that isnt HF
eGFR less than 60
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What pH would prompt an acute asthma to go to ICU
Less than 7.33
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What antibiotic should be avoided in long QT
Clarithomycin
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Which dementia is associated with MND
Frontotemporal dementia
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Which meningitis causing organism would stain positive for india ink
Cryptococcus
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Do you use direct or indirect coombs test for haemolytic anaemia
Direct | Indirect is for new borns
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Difference in anaemia between autoimmune haemolytic and hereditary spherocytosis
Anaemia mild in hereditary spherocytosis
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ABG finding addisons vs cushings/conns
Cushings- metabolic alkalosis | Addions- metabolic acidosis
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If has second MI 5-10 days after first what is best blood test to carry out
CK-MB as only high for 3-4 days post MI whereas troponin would still be high
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3 things that cause widened mediastinum
Goitre Lymphoma Thoracic aortic aneurysm
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Which gastroenteritis has longest incubation period
Giardiasis
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Which gastroenteritis organism causes steatorrhoea
Giardia
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How is myxoedema coma treated
IV liothyroxine and hydrocortisone
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Half life of adenosine
10 seconds
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How early can alpha 1 antitrypsin be diagnosed
Prenatally
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Enlarged CKD kidneys causes
HIV Diabetic Amyloidosis PCKD
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Antibodies found in LEMS
Anti voltage gated calcium channel antibodies
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Most appropriate way to measure diabetic neuropathy
Monofilament test
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Causes of gout mnemonic
``` DART Diuretics Alcohol Renal disease Trauma ```
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Osteoarthritis arthtrocentesis
Calcium phosophate crystals | Coffin lid shaped
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Arhtrocentesis rheumatoid
Cholesterol crystals | Rhmobic shaped
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Most common cause of hepatocellular carcinoma UK
Hep B | Hep C worldwide
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Most common anaphylaxis trigger in children
Food
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What is any new LBBB treated as
MI regardless of ST elevation
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Investigation ordered for aortic dissection
CT angio of chest abdo and pelvis
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Can a GP prescribe anti epileptics after 1 seizure
No must refer to epilepsy clinic
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Where does uvula deviate in relation to vagus lesions
Away from side
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What CN palsy causes vertical diplopia
Trochlear nerve
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How does hepatomegaly feel in cor pulmonale
Tender Pulsatile Smooth
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2 medications given for hepatic encepahlopathy prophylaxis
Rifaximin | Lactulose
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If have nephrotic syndrome then develop haematuria and left sided flank pain what is cause
Renal vein thrombosis
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What age do men have to be to be reffered for 2ww gastroscopy and colonoscopy with IDA
Any!
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Main risk factors for toxic mutlinodular goitre
Iodine deficiency | Elderly
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Management steps to graves
Beta blockers PTU or carbimazole Radioiodine Thyroidectomy
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Management of thyroid storm way to remember
4 Ps
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4 Ps of thyroid storm
Propylthiouracil Potassium iodide Propanolol Pred
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What is main danger of thyroid storm
AF which can deteriorate into high output HF
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What iatrogenic methods cause hypothyroidism
Amiodarone Thyroidectomy Lithium
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Management of myxoedema coma
Liothyroxine IV corticosteroids Supportive
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What thyroid cancer is associated with hashimotos
Thyroid lymphoma
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Which thyroid cancer presents with compression sx
Anaplastic
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How to remember carcinoid syndrome sx
``` CARC Cutaneous flushing Asthmatic wheeze Right sided mumur Cramps and diarrhoea ```
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2 skin changes get in carcinoid
Telengiectasia | Cutaneous flushing
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Investigations for carcinoid syndrome
Urinary 5-HIAA CT/MRI to find tumour Endoscopy/bronchoscopy for histology
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4 complications of acromegaly
Diabetes Cardiomyopathy Colorectal cancer HTN
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First line investigation for acromegaly
Serum IGF-1
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Second line investigation for acromegaly
OGTT
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First line for acromegaly
Trans-sphenoidal hypophysectomy
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Second line management for acromegaly
``` Somatostatin analogues (octreotide) Growth hormone-receptor antagonist (pegvisomant) Dopamine agonists (bromocriptine/cabergoline) ```
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Third line management of acromegaly
Radiotherapy if medical/surgical resistant
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Hypogonadism in females typical symptoms
``` Delayed puberty Amenorrhoea Infertility Low libido Night sweats and hot flushes ```
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Physiological cause of hypogonadism
Pregnancy
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Primary causes of hypogonadism in females
Turners syndrome Gonadal damage PCOS Primary ovarian failure
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What is primary ovarian failure
Early menopause
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What are some causes of gonadal damge
Trauma Radiotherapy Autoimmune
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Causes of secondary hypogonadism in females
``` Kallmans syndrome Pituitary/hypothalamic failure from tumour/infiltration Hyperprolactinaemia Functional- stress, eating disorder Post OCP ```
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Infiltrative causes of hypogonadism from pituitary failure
Haemochromatosis
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Pre pubertal signs of hypogonadism in women
No secondary sexual characteristics and primary amenorrhoea
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Post pubertal hypogonadism signs
Regression of secondary sexual characteristics- breast atrophy and loss of sexual hair
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Sign of kallmans as cause of hypogonadism
Anosmia
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Sign of turners as cause of hypogonadism
Webbed neck | Short stature
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Sign of hyperprolactinaemia
Galactorrhoea | Visual field defects
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Investigations for primary hypogonadism in females
``` Pregnancy test Bloods - oestridol - LH and FSH - prolactin - TFTs Genetic testing, pelvic MRI/USS ```
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Investigations for secondary hypogonadism in females
Pituitary function tests, MRI
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Signs of hypogonadism in males
Delayed puberty Erectile dysfunction Infertility Low libido
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Primary causes of hypogonadism in men
Klinefelters Gonadal damage- torsion, irradiation, trauma Post orchitis from mumps
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Secondary causes of hypogonadism in men
Kallmans Pituitary/hypothalamic tumours Hyperprolactinaemia Prader willi
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Post pubertal signs of hypogonadism in men
Hair loss | Gynaecomastia
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Pre pubertal signs of hypogonadism in men
``` High pitched voice Small undescended testicles Small penis Decreased pubic and facial hair Eunuchoid proportions ```
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Signs of klinefelters as underlying cause of hypogonadism
Low IQ | Behavioral problems
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What is LH and FSH in promar hypogonadism
Very high
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What is LH and FSH in secondary hypogonadism
Very low
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What is main hormone in female that is reduced in all causes
Oestradiol
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Serous discharge from breast is what
Intraductal papilloma
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What causes non infectious mastitis
Duct ectasia
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How does breast abscess feel
Single red lump | Fluctuant
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What is wedge shaped lump on breast
Mastitis
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Management of non lactating mastitis
Analgesia | Co-amoxiclav
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Management of moderate lactating mastitis
Analgesia Milk removal by hot towel etc Advise to carry on lactation Abx if sx dont improve
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Management of severe lactating mastitis
Breast milk culture and refer to hospital
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When do you give abx in lactating mastitis
If sx dont improve after 24 hrs
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Management of breast abscess
Referral to hospital for surigcal drainage urgently
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How does fat necrosis appear
Skin retraction and thickening | Irregular shape
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What gives full feeling in breast
Intraductal papilloma
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Which atypical pneumonia causes bilateral consolidation
Legionella
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What do if malignant HTN reading but no signs of organ damage on examination
Bloods, urinalysis, ECG to look for other signs of organ damage
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What are syndesmophytes seen in
Ank spond
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Role of calcium resonium in hyperkalaemia management
Removes potassium from body
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What causes upper bitemporal hemianopia
Pituitary adenoma
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What causes lower bitemporal hemianopia
Craniopharyngioma
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Prophylactic abx for encephalopathy
Ciprofloxacin
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Best investigation for mycoplasma pneumonia
Serology
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If clopidogrel not tolerated in stroke prevention what is alternative
Aspirin and modified release dipyrimadole
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What can often appear like someone is appearing drunk
Hypoglycaemia
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X ray findings of ank spond
subchondral erosions, sclerosis | and squaring of lumbar vertebrae
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What is lemon tinge to skin associated with
Perncious anaemia
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What x ray is done in ank spond
Pelvic
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What is typically in history if have an aspergilloma
TB as child
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What does management of HAP depend on
How long in hospital If under 5 days give co amoxiclav If over give piperacillin with tazobactam
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What antithyroid drug can be given while waiting for beta blockers to work if sx bad
Carbimazole
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Most important drug acute HF
IV furosemide
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What are lipid rich masses seen on CT of adrenals
Most commonly benign masses
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Most common inherited condition leading to bleeding
Von wilebrand
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MOst common extra renal symptoms of PCKD
Liver cysts
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Which cancer is someone most at risk of with HNPCC that isnt colorectal
Endometrial
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Management of barretts oesophagus with no dysplasia
Surveillance and high dose PPIs
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Management of barretts oesophagus with dysplasia
Ablation
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Management of toxic multinodular goitre
Radioiodine
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AF rate control in asthmatics
Diltiazem
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What factors can lower Hba1c
Losing weight | Poor renal function
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What is cut off for giving potassium with fluids in DKA and HHS
Only give if potassium less than 5.5
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When is only time can give IV insulin in DKA
If potasssium greater than 3.5
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What is charcots joint
Joint in foot that where people lose sensation they walk differently putting further pressure on it that can lead to fractures
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3 diabetic neuropathies
Peripheral neuropathy Mononeuropathy Autonomic neuropathy
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Examples of diabetic mononeuropathy
Wrist drop Foot drop 3rd nerve palsy
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Examples of autonomic neuropathy in diabetes
Dysphagua Constipation Bladder dysfunction Postural hypotension
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Post renal cause of diabetes insipidus
Ureteric obstruction
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Treatment for cranial diabetes insipidus
Intranasal desmopressin
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What should people on desmopressin be told not to do
Not drink large amounts of water
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How is nephrogenic diabetes inspidus treated
Thiazides or NSAIDS
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Pulmonary causes of SIADH
Pneumonia | Bronchiectasis
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Treatment order to SIADH
Fluid restrict and treat cause If this doesnt work use demeclocycline Severe give hypertonic saline
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What does central pontine myelinolysis lead to
Paralysis Pseudobulbar palsy Seizures
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When only do you give hypertonic saline in SIADH
If reduced GCS or seizing
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Causes of hypernatraemia
``` Unreplaed water loss like GI losses and sweat Osmotic diuresis Diabetes insipidus Cushings Conns Iatrogenic hypertonic saline ```
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How to treat hypernatraemia
5% dextrose | 0.9%saline
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How do pituitary adenomas affect rest of hormones
They compress rest of gland leading to hypopituitarism
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Causes of hyperprolactinaemia
``` Pregnant Breast feeding Prolactinoma Pituitary adenoma Primary hypothyroidism ```
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How does hyperprolactinaemia present in men
``` Loss of libido ED Infertility Gynaecomastia Effect of mass ie headache blurred vision etc ```
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How does hyperprolactinaemia present in women
``` Galactorrhoea Secondary amenorrhoea Loss of libido Infertility Effect of mass ie headache blurred vision etc ```
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Investigations for hyperprolactinaemia
Pregnancy test TFTs Basal serum prolactin MRI
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Above what serum prolactin suggests adenoma
6,000
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First line for prolactinomas
Dopamine agonist- bromocriptine or cabergoline orally
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How does primary hypothyroidism lead to hyperprolactinaemia
Increases TRH that triggers prolactin release
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If patient has prediabetes Hba1c what test carry out
fasting glucose- Hba1c isnt as sensitive for DM as fasting glucose
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Inheritacne of MODY
Dominant
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When there is raised ICP on one side(right lets say here) and there is a CN palsy what side typically gets affected
The side of bleed
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What drug can be used in management of severe alcoholic hepatitis
Pred
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What is double duct sign seen in
Pancreatic cancer
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Before a gastroscopy how long before should PPIs be stopped
2 weeks
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If someone presents with acute breathlessness and chest is clear what is most likely diagnosis
PE
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If DM patient starts seizing after fluid resus what is most likely cause
Cerebral oedema
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ECG findings in hypothermia
``` bradycardia 'J' wave - small hump at the end of the QRS complex first degree heart block long QT interval atrial and ventricular arrhythmias ```
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What does a hypodense crescenteric finding on head CT suggest about subdural
That it is chronic
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What is activated protein C resistance another name for
Factor V leiden
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If someone is in AF permenantly but is chad vasc of 0 what do
No treatment
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If CTPA negative and PE suspected what do
Offer proximal leg US
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If patient experiencing chest pain post PCI still in hospital what offer
CABG
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Why cant ppl with migraines be given the OCP
Risk of stroke
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Metabolic predispositions to osteoarthritis
Wilsons Haemochromatosis Acromegaly
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How is diagnosis for osteoarthritis made
If over 45 can be clinical | If under do X ray
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What is palindromic rheumatism
short, self limiting episodes of inflammatory arthritis (joint pain, swelling, stiffness) of only a few joints
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Most common site of purpuric rash in amyloidosis
Periorbital purpura
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Which signs only occur in AL amyloid
Cardiomyopathy | Macroglossia
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Metabolic associations of pseudogout
Acromegaly Wilsons Haemochromatosis Hyperparathyroidism
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What are crystal arthropathies often preceded by
Infection | Trauma
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X ray finding of gout
Rat bite erosions
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How long does uric acid take to be elevated in gout
4-6weeks
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3 ways osteomyelitis can be caused
Spread in blood Continuous spread Direct inoculation
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Main risk factors for osteomyelitis
``` IVDU Immunosuppression DM Sickle cell Cellulitis Ulcers Penetrating injury Surgery ```
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If have sickle cell what is cause of osteomyelitis
Salmonella
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In children what bones are typically affected in osteomyelitis
Long bones
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In adults what bones are typically affected in osteomyelitis
Vertebrae
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Invesitigations for osteomyelitis
Bloods- WCC,CRP,ESR XR/MRI Bone/swab/ blood culture
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What is best imaging for osteomyelitis
MRI
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What is seen on imaging of osteomyelitis
Darkened in affected areas | Periosteal thickening
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How long does it take for osteomyelitis imaging signs to be seen
2 weeks
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What do you get brittle slow growing toe nails in
Intermittent claudication
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What does atrophic skin occur in
CLI
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When is IC pain worse
When walking uphill
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Investigations for PVD
``` Bloods- glucose, lipids ECG ABPI Duplex scan Magnietic resonance angiography ```
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What is beneficial about magnetic resonance angiogram in PVD
Is no contrast
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Normal ABPI
.9-1.2
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CLI ABPI range
Less than .5
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First line for leriche syndrome
CT angio
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Which ulcers have pale base from grey granulation tissue
Arterial
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Ulcer night pain worse supine
Arterial
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What are edges in arterial ulcers
Well defined
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Ulcer that is itchy and swollen
Venous
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What are 4 signs of venous ulcers
Lipodermatosclerosis Atrophie blacnhe Haemosederin deposition Stasis eczema
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What is atrophie blanche
Area of white shiny atrophie skin
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Gold standard investigation for arterial and venous ulcer
Duplex USS
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Why would you biopsy venous ulcer
If possibility of marjolins ulcer
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What is a marjolin ulcer
One where a squamous cell carcinoma develops from areas of chronnic inflammation
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Management plan for venous ulcers
Gradeed compression stocks with greatest pressure distally Debride and clean Abx if infeted Moisturising cream
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If want to treat venous ulcers with compression stockings first what must do
Exclude DM, neuropathy and PVD
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How is a AAA defined
Enlargement of arota greater than 3cm or 50% of previous size
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What is a false aneurysm
Tear in tunica intima leading to false lumen like in dissection
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Whatvare 2 true aneursysms of AAA
Fusiform | Saccular
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What is difference between saccular and fusiform aneurysms
Fusiform is distended on both sides but saccular only 1
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Symptoms of AAA
Normally asymptomatic but can have back or tummy pain
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Symptoms of ruptured AAA
Sudden pain anywhere in back or tummy Shock Syncope
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Sign on examination of burst AAA
Grey turners sign
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Sign on examination of AAA
Pulsatile and expansile mass on palpation | Abdominal bruit
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First line investigation for AAA
US
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First line investigation for ruptured AAA
CT angio
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Investigation done for ruptured AAA if allergic to contrast or renal impairment
MR angion
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What does murmur heard on back suggest
Aortic dissection
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What is crack cocaine often a risk factor for
Aortic dissection
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Diagnostic test for aortic dissection
CT angio
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Definition of varicose veins
Subcutaneous permenantly dilated venis over 3mm
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Main risk factors for varicose veins
Age Female Obestiy White
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What causes 98% of varicose veins
Idiopathic valvaular incompetence
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How can secondary causes of varicose beins be classified
Venous outflow obstruction DVT AV malformations
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Venous outflow obstruction causes of varicose veins
Pregnancy Ascites Ovarian cysts Pelvic malignancy
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Symptoms of varicose veins
Visible dilation of veins Leg aching on standing Swelling and itching Can bleed
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When are varicose veins most painful and visible
On standing
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First line investigation for varicose veins
Duplex US
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Conservative management of varicose veins
Compression stockings Weight loss Leg elevation
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Endo vascular treatment of varicose veins
Radiofrequency ablation Endovenous laser ablation Microinjection scleropathy
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Surgical management of varicose veins
Stripping of the long saphenous vein Saphenofemoral ligation Avulsion of varicosities
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Complications of varicose veins
Venous ulcers Stasis eczema Lipodermatosclerosis Haemosederin deposition
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Signs on examination of varicose veins
Veins feel hard or tender | Bruits
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What is tap test
Used in varicose veins | Tap VV distally and will feel thrill over saphenofemoral junction
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Odonyphagia in HIV patient
Candidiasis
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First line investigation for people with stable chest pain
CT angio
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Most common cause of meningitis in middle aged person
Strep pneumonia
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What is new test used to diagnose hereditary spherocytosis
EMA binding test
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Who does type 2 AIH occur in
Children
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Dactylitis in an arthritis history of hands
Psoriatic arthritis
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If have addisons and are ill what is done to hydrocortisone and fludrocortisone dose
Hydro x2 | Fludro keep the same
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Which lymphoma is coeliac associated with
Enteropathy associated T cell lymphoma
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Which lymphoma is H pylori infection associated with
MALT lymphoma
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Which underlying disease can lead to a false mantoux test when have TB
Sarcoidosis
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Which virus most commonly causes meningitis
Cockasackie B
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What does diarrhoea worse around periods suggest
IBS from stress
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What is needed to diagnose TLS
Arrythmia High creatinine Seizure
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What do to antiplatelets if someone has stable CVD then develops AF
Stop clopidogrel and start DOAC
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What scar is made in whipple procedure
Rooftop
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Most significant determinant of c diff disease
WCC
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If someone has steatorrhoea post cholecystectomy what is treatment
Cholestyramine
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What can differentiate on presentation pancreatic cancer from PSC or PBC
Appetite
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Some common triggers of ulcerative colitis
NSAIDS Abx Smoking cessation
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In crohns refractory to steroid treatment what drug is used
Infliximab
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What is excessive salivation associated with
Wilsons
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Which other cancer in men can HNPCC be linked to
Renal
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Gastroenteritis organism if person has been in swimming pools
Giardia
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Gastroenteritis organism if steatorrhoea
Giardia
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What is used to determine severity of liver cirrhosis
Child pugh
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Caecal volvulus management
Right hemicolectomy
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Rfs for caecal volvulus
Pregnancy | Adhesions
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Treatment for mild/moderate UC
Rectal aminosalicylate
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What does double target sign on CT suggest
Liver abscess
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What is bleeding gums seen in
Vit C deficiency
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Which cancer will PSC cause in questions
Cholangiocarcinoma
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Which cancer other than gastric will cause sister mary joseph node
Cholangiocarcinoma
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What is given first line to someone with
Bulk forming laxatives
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What vitamin deficiency affects acclimatisation to light
Vitamin A
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First line for alcohol withdrawal
Benzodiazepine
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What vitamin defiency presents with mass bleeding in infancy
K
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Conditions associated with NF1
Phaeos | Scoliosis
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Most common non motor feature of parkinons
Depression
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If gastroenteritis doesnt disappear after 2 weeks what investigation is done next
Stool sample
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What is seen on CT of pyelonephritis
Gas
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What congenital kidney defect leads to hypercalciurua
Medullary sponge
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If there is an acute badder obstruction what would be seen on imaging of KUB
Bilateral hydronephrosis
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What test would you carry out to confirm T2DM in a symptomatic patient
Random gluocse
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What is it called when get cushings following removal of adrenals
Nelson syndrome
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What are faggot cells seen in
APML
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What blood cancer is downs a risk factor for
AML
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Risk factors for non hodgkins lymphoma
Sjogrens
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How is lymphoma staged
Ann arbor
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What is seen on bone marrow aspirate of myeloma
Plasma cells of over 10%
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What is MGUS
Premalignant condition where get accumulation of some plasma cells but no CRAB features
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Primary vs secondary myelodysplasia
Primary is intrinsice BM problem | Secondary radiation and chemo
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What is tetany caused by
Hypocalcaemia
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How to diagnose haemophilia
Factor assay that will distinguish A from B
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What is difference between acute overt and chronic non overt DIC
Acute occurs in sepsis and leads to depletion of of plts and clotting factors so is bleeding Chronic non overt they dont get used up so compensatory mechanisms mean factors are replaced leading to more clotting than bleeding
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What Vwb disease presents with normal vwb levels
Type 2
297
Levels of vwb factor in all 3 types
T1- reduced levels of normal vwf T2- normal levels of defective vWF T3- complete lack of vwf and factor 8
298
What is MCV in SCD
Normal
299
Clotting factor affected in Haemophilia A vs B
A 8 | B 9
300
Inheritance of types of VWB
1 and 2 dominant | 3 recessive
301
What condition changes threshold of Hb for transfusion
ACS | Makes it 80 instead of 70
302
If flu and fever are present what does this suggest about SCD patients exacerbation
Parvovirus leading to aplastic crisis
303
Young person with IDA what should be screened for
Coeliac
304
Anaemia in young person from northern europe
HS
305
What causes erythema infectiosum
Parvovirus B19
306
What is progression in richters transformation
CLL to diffuse large b cell NHL
307
Most common contaminated infection for platelet transfusions
Bacterial
308
Meningitis with CN involvement
Listeria
309
What is dextrocardia on ECG
Inverted p waves
310
At what temperature can patients in VF/VT be shocked
Above 30
311
If topical 5-ASA dont work to begin with in moderate UC what do next
Oral 5-ASA then if this doesnt work add oral pred
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Which pneumonia leads to reactivation of HSV
Strep pneumonia
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Which organism would lead to sepsis pneumonia after a splenectomy
Pneumococcal
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AF rate management if NBM
Metoprolol
315
Order of most common cushings causes
Exogenous steroids Cushings disease Adrenal tumour Ectopic ACTH
316
Order to cushings investigations
24 hour cortisol/ low dose dexamethasone Midnight ACTH High dose dexamethasone/petrosal venous sampling
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Alternative test to high dose dexamethasone
petrosal venous sampling
318
2 associations of phaeochromocytoma
Von hippel landau | MEN 2
319
Diagnostic criteria for PCOS
Diagnostic criteria (2 out of 3): Amenorrhoea/Oligomenorrhoea Clinical or biochemical hyperandrogenism Polycystic ovaries on USS
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What is a decubitus ulcer
Pressure ulcer
321
When cant you give IM glucagon
Alcohol
322
What are seizure auras
Actually seizures- if have grand mal after aura is secondary tonic clonic
323
If someone on chemo presents severely with sepsis what is most important first investigation
FBC- neutropenia
324
What does parallel lines on CXR suggest
Bronchiectasis
325
How does myeloma increase stroke risk
Paraproteinaemia
326
First line investigation for metastatic prostate cancer
MRI
327
What give if elderly with varicella zoster
Oral aciclovir
328
What give if elderly with disseminated varicella zoster
IV aciclovir
329
What can cause a rapid drop in plts after heparin treatment
Heparin induced thrombocytopenia
330
What can happen when shingles reactivated in facial distribution
Conjunctivitis