saQ Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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define epilepsy

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transient episode of intermittent abnormal electrical activity within the brain

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2
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what would a lumbar puncture show for SAH

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XANTHROCHROMIA - biliribun- breakdown of rbc

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3
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what is kernigs sign and what does it demonstrate

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extension of the knee with a flexed hip causes pain

shows meningeal irritation

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4
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how will a subdural haematoma present on ct

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cresent shaped

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5
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is a SAH an arterial or venous haemorrhage

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arterial

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6
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what should you co prescribe with levodopa

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DDCI - decarboxylase dopamine

carbidopa

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7
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mc bacterial causes of meningitis in adults

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mycoplasma pneumonia

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8
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mc bacterial cause of meningitis in 0-3 months

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group b strep

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9
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in first episode psychosis what psychological tx should be considered

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cbt
hearing voices group
psychoeducation

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10
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risk factors for IUGR

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smoking
pre eclampsia
prior htn
multiple pregnancy

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11
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pharmacological tx for IUGR and why

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  • steroids to support lung function as there is not enough surfactant if early delivery is needed

mag sulphate for neuroprotetin

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12
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csf lumbar puncture findings for guillan barre

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normal wcc, normal glucose raised protein

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13
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histopathology for Parkinsons

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presence of lewy bodies
loss of dopaminergic neurons in SNPC

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14
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risk factors for endometrial hyperplasia

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tamoxifen

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15
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WHAT type of tumor is associated with enomdetrial hyperplasia

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granulose cell tumors

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16
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chocolate cysts are also known as?

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endometriotic cyst

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17
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most common type of ovarian cancer

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serous carcinoma

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18
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how do you diagnose postural htn

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Orthostatic hypotension is defined as a fall in systolic blood pressure of at least 20 mmHg (at least 30 mmHg in patients with hypertension) and/or a fall in diastolic blood pressure of at least 10 mmHg within 3 minutes of standing

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19
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causes of postural htn

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drugs - alpha blockers tamsulosin
parkinsons
lewy body dementia

20
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treatment for postural htn

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high salt diet
compression stockings
fludrocrotisone 2nd line

21
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what tool can be used to differentiate dementia vs delirium

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CAM
confusion assesment methoid

22
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medications that can cause incontinence and urinary retention

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incontinence - alpha blockers and diuretics
retention - anticholinergics , donepzil

23
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CI to thrombolysis

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pregnancy
under 18 or over 80
recent lumbar punctue
suspected sah
major surgery within 14 days

24
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se of bisphosphonates

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abdo pain
dyspepsia
abdo distension

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what is the purpose of prenatal screening
risk of trisomy chromosomal abnormalities
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main components of combined first trimester pregnancy screening
ultrasound of nuchal translucency serum free hcg PAPPA
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how is nuchal translucency measured
Nuchal translucency is measured via ultrasound and refers to the fluid-filled space at the back of the fetal neck (1) * An increased nuchal translucency measurement is associated with a higher risk of Down syndrome
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if combined test suggest high risk downs what are the next steps
amniocentesis or chorionic villus testing
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young male with early signs of puberty may indicate ?
congenital adrenal hyperplasia
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pathophysiology of congenital adrenal hyperplasia
21 alpha hydroxylate excessive androgen
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3 key features of CAH
ambitious genitalia early onset puberty large genitals genital hair
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2 management options for cah
steroid replacement surgical genital fixation
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first line for Heart failure
BB and aCEi
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characteristics of left sided HF
pink frothy sputum third heart sound bilateral putting oedema bi basal crackles
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signs of aortic stenosis
splitting of second heart sound ejection systolic murmur
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signs of right sided heart failure
hepatomegaly raised JVP ankle oedema
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first line test for suspected heart failure
pro bnp
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in what patients are nitrites contraindicated
patients with hypotension
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causes of falls
orthostatic htn anaemia structural heart defects epilepsy bppv
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aki and hyperkalaemia post fall would indicate
rhabdomylysis
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two types of psoriasis
pustular facial
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features of diabetic foor ulcer
absent/ reduced monifilament sensation charcot foot
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most common presentation of varicocele
asymptomatic painless scortal swelling
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cerebral palsy risk factors
birth complications- asphyxia maternal infection prematurity maternal thyroid
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diagnosis for type 1 diabetes
random glucose 11.1 + fasting 7+ 2hr glucose 11.1 hba1c- 48+ 6.5%
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