Past papers specialites Flashcards
(105 cards)
1
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What is management of functional pain with regards to school
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Make them go regardless
2
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Physical sign of social phobia
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Facial blushing
3
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Varicella encephalitis presentation
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Cerebellar symptoms
4
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What causes increased urinary volume and frequency in the first trimester
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Increased GFR due to progesterone
5
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A level student has recently come back from nigeria, with symptoms of jaundice, mild anaemia and fever with malaise,arthralgia.
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Hep A
6
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Risk of first relative getting schizophrenia
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1/10
7
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If stop smoking on clozapine, what consequence is likely to happen
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Seizures as this is dose dependant
8
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Management of SAD-Q scores
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Mild=0-15- CBT and oral thiamine
Moderate= 16-30 Refer to local alcohol service
Severe= 31+ Refer for inpatient
9
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Who admit to hospital for alcohol withdrawal
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At high risk of delirium tremens
Poor social care
Under 17
Got other severe mental or physical illness
10
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Alcoholic comes to GP requesting home detoxification. Previous history of delirium tremens. What would you do?
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Refer to hospital for controlled withdrawal
11
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What is it when things appear small
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Micropsia
12
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Which ovarian cyst has a groundglass appearance
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Endometrioma
13
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What is the most important thing to look at in follow up of HSP?
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Urine protein
14
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3 months old baby with signs of HF, systolic murmur that radiates over the praecordium
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VSD
15
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15 year old boy with short stature. Passing urine 10 times a day with no dysuria. Pale with heart rate at 78bpm, blood pressure at 158/88 and respiratory rate at 14. What is the likely diagnosis?
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CKD
16
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6 year old child with 24 hour history of left peri-orbital swelling. Had an upper respiratory tract infection last week. Left proptosis, visual acuity was normal and had a fever of 38.9. What is the best diagnostic investigation?
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CT of nasal orbits
17
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Kid needs fluids, but you can’t get standard IV access. Where do you go?
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Intra-osseous
18
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Child with precocious puberty- what is first investigation
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Gonadotorphin stimulation test
19
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What procedure is contra-indicated in HIV pregnant woman?
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Foetal blood sampling
20
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If in hospital how give thiamine
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IV pabrinex
21
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Some 25 year old students with asthma/diabetes, stressed about exams for 6 weeks and his exams are coming up in like 2 weeks. What do you do?
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Low dose benzo
22
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First line for conduct disorder
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Family therapy
23
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Rash on child with red bumps and white spots
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Roseola
24
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Why is a fussy eater pale and tired
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IDA
25
If woman comes in query manic what test do
TFTs
26
Loss of libido. DHx COCP Cetirizine Salbutamol inhaler. What is the cause of loss of libido?
COCP
27
Kid with semi circular bruises on his thigh
NAI
28
On newborn check, inverted ankles and plantar flexed, what sign is this
Talipes equinovarus
29
Maternal T1DM increases risk of what conditions in newborn?
Neural tube defect
RDS
Hypoglycaemia
Transposition of great arteries
30
EBV investigations
Under 12
- in second week of illness do serology
Over 12
- in second week do monospot and FBC with differentiated WCC
31
Management of undescended testicles
Bilateral
- at birth get endo review with 24 hours
- if at 6-8 weeks see specialist within 2 weeks
Unilateral
- at birth review in 8 weeks
- if at weeks seen review at 4-5 months
- if still positive here refer to surgeons
32
On antipsychotic and start sweating profusely
Akathisia
33
Lady with ectopic wants to know how long after methotrexate tx you can/should wait to get pregnant
3 months
6 months if more than 1 dose
34
Preg woman w history of cocaine and cannabis use, hasn’t done drugs for the -last 3 years, what would midwife do in addition to booking bloods?
Hep C antibodies offered
35
Woman with severe pain due to fibroids in pregnancy. Opiate does not help. 32 weeks pregnant. Management?
Epidural
36
If woman with NVP fails to respond to first line anti-emetic what do
Switch class
If this fails then refer to specialist help
37
When can women with NVP be treated in ambulatory
Failed to respond to primary care and PUQE under 13
38
Woman with 1+ protein on urine dipstick but normal blood pressure at 32 weeks. Mx?
Repeat in 1 week
39
What do if persistent +1 on urine dip in pregnancy
ACR
40
When is post coital bleeding referred routinely to general gynae clinic (18 week pathway)
Persistent PCB, 6 weeks and negative STI/Chlamydia
Persistent PCB, 12 weeks after treatment of STI/Chlamydia
41
When take a smear alongside swabs for PCB
If smear overdue
42
What do if neither MANTRA. SSCM or CBT work for AN
Focal psychodynamic therapy
43
Probability of being permanently paralysed from epidural
1 in 250,000
44
What is it when do not feel like you are real
Depersonalisation
45
What do if 2+ protein in pregnant womans urine without HTN
Refer for urgent assessment
46
What blood sample use for checking varicella antibodies
Can use booking bloods
47
What is used to prevent PTSD
Debriefing
48
What do if develop migraine without aura on COCP
UKMEC 3
49
How long do assisted withdrawals from alcohol last
In community- 7-10 days
Inpatient- 2-3 weeks
50
How long do assisted alcohol withdrawals last
In community- 7-10 days
Inpatient- 2-3 weeks
51
Once withdrawn from alcohol, what is management
Conduct full medical ssessment looking at LTFs and U&Es
Start on naltrexone or acamprosate with a psychological intervention
If got a willing partner do behavioural couples therapy
If not any CBT or behavioural therapy
52
If mild alcohol dependance what do
Oral thiamine
Plus a psychological intervention
- if a good partner then behaveioural couples therapy
- if not then CBT, behavioural therapies or social network and environment-based therapies
53
Stepped care for panic disorder
Mild to moderate then offer individual facilitated or non facilitatedself help
Moderate to severe- CBT or antidepressant if conditon longstanding
SSRI for 12 weeks- no success change to clomipramine or venlafaxine
If no improvement after 2 interventions then refer to specialist
54
Managing discontinuation from SSRIs
If mild- monitor
If severe- restart at previous dose and slowly reduce
55
What does sliding sign suggest
Ectopic pregnancy
56
What causes severe ankle pain in sporty 11 year old
Severs disease
57
What is central precocious
When features of puberty develop earlier than would expect with normal biochemical findings of puberty
<8 in girls
<9 in boys
58
Periorbital cellulitis
Refer to hospital no matter what
Mild
- oral co-amoxiclav
Severe (any severe feature- fever over 38, proptosis, eye movement affected)
IV ceftriaxone
59
Almond eyes and narrow forehead
Prader willi
60
How manage delayed first stage of labour due when membranes are intact
Amniotomy
61
When repeat smear for excised CIN 1
6 months
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What can be presentation of somatisation
SOB
Abdo pain and nausea
Vomiting
Headache
63
If woman goes into preterm labour, what is important part of where admitted
Has a neonatal unit which can manage preterm babies
64
Why is a barium enema done in hirschprung
Will help differentiate it from other causes as well as treat
In hirschprung there will be dilated and constricted part (dilated where aganglionic)
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When are vaginal examinations contraindicated
Preterm ROM
HSV infection
Antenatal haemorrhage
66
Can you do a digitial examination in ROM
Not in preterm ROM
Not in SROM if no contractions
Can once labour has started to fel for prolapse
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Management of pierrre robin sequence
If struggling to feed then initially try advanced feeding techniques
If no success surgery
68
What is semantic dementia
When can not give names to specific objects
Presents in younger age range
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What is management of central apnoea
Physical stimulation first line
Second line artificial breaths withbag valve
70
What can incontinence be in psot menopausal woman
Atrophic vaginitis!
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What congenital infection can lead to congenital hydrocephalus
Rubella
72
If woman refuses outpatient hysteroscopy for menorrhgia what offer instead
Hysteroscopy under GA
If refuses this do TVUSS
73
Side effect of entonox
Nausea and lightheaded
74
If give any opioid analgesia what must give alongside
Anti-emetic
75
What must be done with regards to postnatal care if ROM for over 24 hours
Stay in hospital at least 12 hours
Make sure gives birth at centre with neonatal services
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Management of oxytocin infusion in first stage of labour
Re-examine in 4 hours
- if less than 2cm advanced obstetric review
- over 2cm advise 4 hourly vaginal examinations
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Definition of delayed second stage of labour in nullip vs multip
2 hours in nullip and then move to operative vaginal birth
1 hour in multip and move to operative vaginal birth
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When can perform an episiotomy according to NICE
Instrumental birth needed
Suspected foetal compromise
79
What do if significant meconeum present in the labour
Ensure HCP who are trained in advanced neonatal life support are readily available for the birth
Transfer to obstetric led care
80
Pain management in advancedlabour
Entonox first
Second- diamorphine
Third- pethidine
81
Best test for pertussis
PCR
82
What is first line insulin method used in GDM
Single injection in morning
Second line= short acting before every meal
83
Management of ODD or conduct disorder guidelines
Aged 3-11- parent training programmes
Aged 9-14- child focused programmes (group social cognitive solving problems)
Aged 11-17- multimodal interventions like multisystemic
84
Who offer treatment for ODD or conduct disorder
At risk of developing them
Have the condition
In contact with criminal justice system due to antisocial behaviour
85
What is a morbiliform eruption
Name given to drug reaction in EBV and amoxicillin
86
What do in sepsis first
Abx unless another A-E needed
87
Bulimia management
Self help
If not then ED-CBT
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Clozapine toxicity presentation
Tachycardia
Ataxia
Confusion
89
Antibiotics for severe PID
IV ceftriaxone
Oral doxycyline
Oral metronidazole
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Preicipitants of transient proteinuria
Seizures
Infections
Severe exercise
91
What can be used to collect urine sample in an infant
Urine collection pad
92
What infection presents with bright red cracked lips and peri-oral sparing
Scarlet fever
93
Main side effect of memantine
Constipation
Is diarrhoea in acetylcholinesterase inhibitors
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What is presentation of juvenile dermatomyositis
Fatigue
Joint pain
Weakness of proximal muscles
Malar rash
Heliotrope rash over eyelids
95
What are U waves seen in
Hypophosphataemia after refeeding
96
What are the 2 hands techniques for labour
Hands on- guarding perineum and flexing babies head
Hnads poised- hands off in preparation
Both done to reduce risk of perineal trauma
97
What do if woman declines tested anaesthesia for instrumental
Pudendal nerve block offered
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When consider instrumental according to NICE
Concern about wellbeing
Prolonged second stage
99
Difference between doing episiotomy and instrumental
Think about where babies head is
If by perineum do episiotomy
100
What does passive management of third stage involve
no routine use of uterotonic drugs
no clamping of the cord until pulsation has stopped
delivery of the placenta by maternal effort
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What defines prolonged third stage
30 minutes if active
60 minutes is passive
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When clamp chord in active management
Between 1 and 5 minutes
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What does controlled chord traction involve
Suprapubic pressure
Pulling chord once signs of separation
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What do if in passive third stage if there is haemorrhage or delayed beyond 1 hour
Advise change to active
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Management of retained placenta
Secure IV access
Give IV oxytocin if bleeding
Examination to determine if need manual removal
Before manual removal or uterine exploration need anaesthetic
