SPECIALTIES 2022 Flashcards
(97 cards)
- Literally this picture. Baby born 1 day ago, what’s the rash?
Eczema, congenital naevi, erythema toxicum, strep infection
erythema toxicum
- Sickle cell boy with aplastic anemia. Given bloods. Cause?
Spleen sequestration, sickle cell crisis, Parvovirus B19 (repeat)
Parvovirus B19
- Neonate had just one episode of billous vomiting. What should be done?
Admit into neonate unit and observe
Reassure and discharge
Paeds assessment
Paeds assessment
Girl had 80% blasts in the blood, raised WCC, low Plt. Dx?
AML - Acute Myeloid Leukemia
ALL - Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL)
CML - Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
CLL - Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
aplastic anemia
ALL
- Girl with all bloods fine except platelets low, afebrile and well in self. What’s the diagnosis? This rash shown and said non blanching, exact picture.
ITP, meningitis, meningococcal septicaemia
ITP
T1DM DKA first-line management?
Fluid bolus, insulin, glucose, IV dextrose
Fluid bolus
- Child with this impetigo rash around mouth and groin, what tx would you give? Oral Topical Aciclovir, fusidic acid, oral Aciclovir, oral flucloxicillin
topical fusidic acid 1st line according to nice
oral flucloxacillin if unwell
Mum brings 2yo to GP 6 hrs after rolling off sofa onto carpeted floor while playing, happy playing now, interacting normally, no cuts bruising or bleeding, ENT exam normal, best management?
Blue lights to hospital
refer to minor injuries
ortho referral to assess fractures
reassure and safety net mum
same day paeds a&e assessment
reassure and safety net mum
Child with bloody diarrhoea, puffy eyes, puffy face, low hb, hi BR, reticulocytes elevated, lo plt. Urine dip; blood 3+, leukocytes 2+, protein 1+, nitrites neg. What the dx?
HUS
nephrotic syndrome
nephritis
HUS
Mum with 2 or 3 yo girl in GP/paeds A&E. Caught her attempting to eat chocolates from a box 30 mins ago, not sure if she ate one, took them away and she started screaming, stopped breathing, turned blue and fell to ground and started jerking arms and legs (unclear description), stopped shortly after. Currently child is running around waiting area and looks fine. Whats the most appropriate mx?
Reassure and safety net
stat EEG
refer to routine neuro
on-call paeds
admit for observations overnight
Reassure and safety net - breath holding attack
- Child is brought in as they have a fever of 37.8 or sth (mild), 12 hours after the Meningiococcal vaccine was given that morning. What do?
Paracetamol and safety net
- 5/6yo boy brought into GP as he has never had a dry night. Further details about mum trying to cut down drinking too much water before bed etc. What are the next steps?
enuresis alarm
- Child presenting due to diarrhoea, mum says looks like undigested vegetables in poop.
Toddler’s diarrhoea
- Child presenting with bump behind ear
Mastoiditis
- Kid with 2cm mass (inframandibular) on left side, painful – blood film shows: toxic left shift with reactive neutrophilia. (repeat)
Glandular fever, thyroglossal cyst, mumps, lymphadenitis, lymphoma
lymphadenitis,
- Child had seizure for 5 minutes, stopped when ambulance arrived. Some other stuff not too sure. What should be prescribed?
Buccal midazolam and discharge, ?lorazepam, xx
Buccal midazolam and discharge,
- Child presenting with symptoms of muscular dystrophy, what should be measured?
Creatine kinase
- 6yo girl showing sx of precocious puberty. Bone tests show bones are apt for her age/bones are 6 years old (something like that). What is the dx?
Androgen insensitivity syndrome, xx
Androgen insensitivity syndrome
- 14yo girl, basically needed Tx as an inpatient for anorexia, needed refeeding treatment? How would you give her treatment?
Deprivation of liberty safeguards, Section 5(2) of MHA, Section 2 MHA, no official holding powers for children <16yo.
Section 2 of MHA
- Worst prognostic factor of schizophrenia?
male, gradual onset, negative social withdrawal symptoms, positive affective symptoms, university education
negative social withdrawal
- 23 yo with depression, isn’t sleeping very well. What tx?
Fluoxetine, Paroxetine, Duloxetine, Mirtazapine,
Mirtazapine
- 22 year old brought in to A&E with 2 week episode of grandiose delusions and persecutory, irritable mood, no insight into condition. PMH for ‘mild depression’ literally had these quotations and significant cannabis use. Physically and verbally aggressive to staff and physically assaulted mother before coming in. What’s the diagnosis?
Drug induced psychosis, schizophrenia, bipolar affective, schizoaffective
bipolar affective
- 80 something year old man with Alzheimer’s becoming increasingly agitated on the ward and aggressive towards staff – what is the most appropriate next step?
Lorazepam, haloperidol, admit to psych, verbal de-escalation
verbal de-escalation
- Elderly guy being cared for by daughter, reports forgetfulness, burning things on the stove etc plus all depression sxs like anergia, not going to social clubs. Dx?
Alzheimer’s, Pseudodementia an imperial classic
Pseudodementia