Nick's MD2 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (21):

• Acronyms

  Acronyms

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  what is eua an acronym for,

  what is ffmn an acronym for,

  what is ffp an acronym for
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• Pharmacology

  Pharmacology

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  what is the action of infliximab,

  what is octreotide used to treat,

  what are the complications of methotrexa
  3 Cards
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• Rheumatology

  Rheumatology

  Sample Cards:

  which arthritis spares dip,

  define ankylosing spondylitis,

  when is joint pain and stiffness worse i
  27 Cards
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• Dermatology

  Dermatology

  Sample Cards:

  in dermatology what does macular mean,

  what is scaling in a skin lesion due to,

  in dermatology what does papular mean
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• Neuro

  Neuro

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  what are the features of optic neuritis,

  what pattern of weakness is expected in,

  what pattern of weakness is expected in
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• Diabetes Mellitus

  Diabetes mellitus

  Sample Cards:

  if a diabetes drug begins with gli what,

  what value for a random plasma glucose i,

  what do all sglt2 inhibitor drug names s
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• Respiratory

  Respiratory

  Sample Cards:

  define pleurodesis,

  what does vats stand for,

  what is the key feature of copd on spiro
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• Ecg

  ECG

  Sample Cards:

  what is the classical appearance of rbbb,

  in which ecg leads is it normal to have,

  which leads represent the right coronary
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• Abgs

  ABGs

  Sample Cards:

  in abgs what is a normal anion gap,

  in abgs what is the normal range for hco,

  on abgs what is a normal paco2
  15 Cards
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• Critical Care

  Critical care

  Sample Cards:

  by the time pitting oedema is just detec,

  what of body water is intracellular,

  what of body water is interstitial
  19 Cards
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• Renal

  Renal

  Sample Cards:

  what are the 5 complications for renal f,

  when are you classed with stage 5 ckd,

  how should you monitor ckd
  36 Cards
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• Haematology

  Haematology

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  what is a normal inr,

  what blood tests results are seen in dic,

  what are 3 complications of acute leukae
  33 Cards
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• Id

  ID

  Sample Cards:

  what are the criteria for sirs,

  what type of organisms is a post splenec,

  what is the most common cause of travell
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• Gi

  GI

  Sample Cards:

  what is charcots triadand what does it s,

  what are some common causes of decompens,

  which signs are caused by high oestrogen
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• Cardiology

  Cardiology

  Sample Cards:

  which drugs are used for rhythm control,

  what drugs are used to treat hyperkalaem,

  which drugs are used for rate control in
  87 Cards
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• Vascular

  Vascular

  Sample Cards:

  typical location of neuropathic ulcers,

  typical appearance of ischaemic ulcers a,

  typical appearance of venous ulcers
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• Endocrinology

  Endocrinology

  Sample Cards:

  investigations for work up for addisons,

  conns syndrome too much little of which,

  addisons disease too much little of whic
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• Urology

  Urology

  Sample Cards:

  which symptoms are suggestive of an obst,

  which symptoms are suggestive of an irri,

  what are some conditions that can cause
  17 Cards
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• Surgery

  Surgery

  Sample Cards:

  what are the causes of fever immediately,

  what are the causes of an acute fever fi,

  what are the causes of sub acute fever a
  20 Cards
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• Ophthalmology

  Ophthalmology

  Sample Cards:

  define cataract,

  what is legally blind,

  normal intra ocular pressure
  9 Cards
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• Miscellaneous

  Miscellaneous

  Sample Cards:

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  how many genes in the human genome,

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