phase 2 saq Flashcards

1
Q

What classification system is used to stage symptoms of heart failure

A

New York Heart Association (NYHA) Classification

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2
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first line and gold standard tests for heart failure

A

1st line = NT Pro-BNP

Gold standard = Echocardiogram

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3
Q

What scale can be used to assess the impact of breathlessness

A

MRC dyspnea scale

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4
Q

common triggers of anaphylaxis

A

Foods: nuts, peanuts, eggs, milk shellfish etc

Stings: wasps or ants (bees used in case), latex

Medications: antibiotics, aspirin etc

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5
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What medication is used to treat anaphylaxis and what route is used

A

IM Adrenaline

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6
Q

What blood test can confirm anaphylaxis retrospectively

A

Mast cell tryptase

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7
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follow up tests after anaphylaxis discharge

A

Referral to allergy clinic/ allergy testing

avoidance advise/ education

given epipen

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8
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three differentials for a breast lump:

A

Breast Implant, Hamartoma, Breast Cyst, Breast Abscess, Lipoma,

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9
Q

Name three examination findings for someone with breast cancer:

A

Breast lump, nipple retraction, nipple scaling, nipple discharge (bloody), Paget’s disease of the
nipple, peau d’orange, skin dimpling/thickening, axillary lymphadenopathy. Systemic features

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10
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two cancers that COCP protects against and two that it increases the risk of

A

Increased risk of breast/ cervical cancer

lowers risk of ovarian/ endometrial

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11
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define sensitivity

A

Proportion of people with a disease that have a positive test result

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12
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define specificity

A

Proportion of people without the disease that have a negative test result

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13
Q

mechanism of action of clopidogrel:

A

P2y12 inhibitor

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14
Q

two findings that would be seen in an ECG with AF:

A

Irregularly irregular QRS complexes

no P waves

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15
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What scoring system is used to identify the risk of stroke in patients with AF:

A

CHADSVASc

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16
Q

What findings on lumbar puncture would indicate bacterial meningitis:

A

Cloudy appearance
High/ raised protein count
Low glucose
High/ raised neutrophil

17
Q

three symptoms a child with diabetes may present with

A

4 Ts: Tiredness, Thin/ low BMI/ weight loss, Thirsty (polydipsia), Toilet (polyuria), bed wetting.

18
Q

name for deep, rapid breathing

A

Kussmaul breathing

19
Q

iatrogenic complications that can arise from the treatment of DKA:

A

Hypokalaemia, cerebal oedema, hypoglycaemia

20
Q

main surgical option for managing BPH:

A

TURP

21
Q

three differentials for a rise in PSA:

A

prostatitis
BPH
UTI
ejaculation
excercise

22
Q

treatment for myasthenia crisis

A

IV immunoglobulins or plasma exchange, intubation and ventilation

23
Q

what is Lhermitte’s sign

A

electric shock-like sensation occurring on flexion of the neck

24
Q

What findings may be found on lumbar puncture in a patient with MS:

A

oligoclonal bands in the CSF, raised IgG, increased WBCs