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Donepezil

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Alzheimer’s

increases cortical acetylcholine levels

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Baclofen

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used to treat spacticity

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lateral epicondylitis

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tennis elbow

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medial epicondylitis

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golfers elbow

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Adcal D3 and aledronic acid

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bisphosphonates

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cyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies (CCP)

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suspected RA

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what is the classification of fungal infection

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superficial skin or hair
subcutaneous
systemic (usually immunocompromised)

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calcitriol

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regulates gut calcium absorption

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gonorrhoea

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gram negative diplococcus

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strawberry cervix

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trichomonas vaginalis

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posterior pituitary hormones

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oxytocin and ADH

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what disease might you find buccal pigmentation

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addisons disease

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what disease might you find peri oral pigmentation

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puetz jeghers syndrome

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what is addisons disease

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primary hypoadrenalism

adrenal glands do not produce enough steroid hormones (often autoimmune) - cortisol and aldosterone

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how is addisons treated

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hydrocortisone and fludrocortisone

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what is secondary hypoadrenalism

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lack of ACTH produced by the anterior pituitary gland

or lack of CRH from the hypothalamus

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what are the posterior pituitary hormones

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ADH

Oxytocin

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18
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what are the anterior pituitary hormones

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LH
FSH
ACTH
TSH
PRL
GH
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what is an adrenal crisis

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often triggered by physiological stress

  • low bp
  • vomiting
  • lower back pain
  • LOC
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what drugs can cause gynaecomastia

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digoxin
spironolactone
cimetidine
oestrogen 
testosterone
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what are some features of conns

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hypokalaemic alkalosis
low renin
hypertension
muscle weakness

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what is the most common cause of Conns

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adrenal adenoma

adrenal hyperplasia

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where is GnRH released from

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hypothalamus

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what hormones does the placenta release

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human placental lactogen

hCG

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why might a seminoma present with gynaecomastia
hCG secretion
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what are the most common causes of primary hyperthyroidism
graves toxic adenoma toxic multinodular goitre
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what would you use to treat anaemia in CKD
epoetin
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what are the features of PCOS
normal or high oestradiol conc elevated androgens elevation of prolactin
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what is statutory period in which you must have seen the patient for writing the cause of death
14 days
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features of parkinsons
``` pill rolling tremour increased muscle tone lack of arm swinging no change in sensation reduced facial expression ```
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what is lead pipe rigidity
uniform rigidity during passive movement that remains uniform throughout
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weight loss, SOB, and clubbing
most likely to be bronchial carcinoma or pulmonary fibrosis
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what are the respiratory causes of clubbing
TB, bronchiectasis, bronchial carcinoma, mesothelioma, empyema, pulmonary fibrosis
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what is the nutcracker angle
between the abdominal aorta and the SMA
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what is nutcracker syndrome
compression of the left renal vein between the SMA and aorta this causes back pressure creating a varicocele
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what is hypernephroma
renal cell cancer from proximal renal tubular epithelium
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what are risk factors for renal cell carcinoma
middle age man smoking VHL Tuberosing sclerosis
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what are the symptoms of renal cell carcinoma
``` haematuria loin pain abdo mass left varicocele pyrexia polycythaemia parathyroid hormone- hypercalcaemia renin ACTH ```
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what are the symptoms of ovarian torsion
iliac fossa pain vomiting adnexal mass low fever
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what is rovsings sign
appendicitis | pain in the left iliac fossa can be reproduced by palpation of the RIF
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how do you treat bradycardia
atropine
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how do you treat an SVT
adenosine
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what does the management of bradycardia depend on
haemodynamic compromise | risk of asystole
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what are the signs of haemodynamic compromise
``` hypotension pallor sweating cold clammy extremeties confusion LOC ```
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what are the indicators of immenent asytole in someone with heart block
complete heart block with broad complex QRS recent asystole mobitz type 2 av block ventricular pause
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what does the target sign indicate
insusception
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what age group is most commonly affected by intussusception
6-18 months
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what are the signs of intussuscepetion
``` paroxysmal adominal colicky pain knees drawn up pale vomiting red current jelly stool sausage shaped mass in RLQ ```
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what is the investigation of choice for intussusception
USS
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how do you treat intussusception
air insuflation | surgery if this fails or peritonitis
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what are the most common bacterial organisms that cause infective exacerbations of COPD
h influenzae strep pneumoniae moraxella catarrhalis rhinovirus
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what steroid should be given in infective exacerbations of COPD
prednisolone
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which COPD patients should be given antibiotics
purulent sputum or clinical signs of pneumonia