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Bulbar palsy |
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Pseudobulbar palsy |
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SCD aplastic crises |
Low Hb Low reticulocyte |
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SCD sequestration crises |
Low Hb high reticulocyte |
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Gout Rx |
Acute attack: First line- NSAIDs (e.g. Ibuprofen, Naproxen) Second line- Colchicine
For long-term Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitors (after 2 weeks of acute attack) First line - Allopurinol "with NSAIDs and Colchicine coverage" Second line - Febuxostat- |
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Relative risk of ectopic pregnancy in MIRENA use |
1:20 |
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Contraception in breast cancer |
Only IUD / Uterine artery ablation (UAA) If menorrhagia UAA |
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Post contraceptive bleeding rx |
• <3 months- Reassure Vaginal Spotting in Depo-Provera/Mirena (Oligomenorrhoea f/b Amenorrhoea) • >3 months/Problematic Bleed- COCP for 3 months WHILE ON Depo-Provera or Tranexamic acid/Mefenamic acid for 5 days • Vaginal spotting in COCP • >3 months- Switch to another contraceptive method |
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Missed pill POP |
Traditional POP- >3 hours Desogestrel (Cerazette)- >12 hours late Action Plan • Take last pill ASAP even if it means taking two pills • Continue rest of pack as usual • Abstain from UPSI for next 48 hours • Emergency Contraception if UPS after missed pills or in last 48 hours |
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Missed pill cocp |
1 Pill missed: 1. Take last pill ASAP even if it means taking two pills 2. Continue rest of pack as usual 3. No additional contraceptives required
2 or more Pills missed: • 1 and 2 + Abstain from UPSI until pills taken for 7 days in a row • Then look for what pills missed • if Week 1- Consider Emergency Contraception if UPSI in 1st week or Pill-free interval |
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Ectopic management |
• Stable- Check beta-hCG • b-hCG<1400- Wait and observe (unlikely ectopic pregnancy). The foetus may be so small to be observed by USG • b-hCG>1400- Proceed to Laparoscopy (confirmed ectopic pregnancy) • hG is not that high>Repeat after 48 hours first (Patient Stable) (Might be Tubal Miscarriage with falling hG) • Unstable- Urgent Laparotomy (Open Salpingectomy or Salpingostomy) |
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Ectopic rx |
Medical Mx- Methotrexate • Hemodynamically stable • No significant pain Adnexal mass <35mm with no foetal heart visible • Serum hCG<5000 IU/Itr (ideally <1500/Itr) Surgical Mx • Hemodynamicall unstable (Laparotomy) • Significant pain • Ruptured ectopic • Cannot come for follow up • Visible heartbeat |
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AFLP |
ELLP (without Haemolysis) + Decreased Glucose +/- Increased Ammonia • Dx- Liver Biopsy |
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Stress incontinence Rx drug |
Duloxetine |
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Urge incontinence Rx drug |
Anticholinergic - oxybutynin/ tolterodine/ darifenacin Mirabegron if anticholinergic contraindicated |
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CTG normal and pathological |
Normal CTG: • Baseline (bpm)- 110-160 • Variability (bpm) - 5-25 • Decelerations (bpm)- None or early
Pathological: Acute Bradycardia/ Single prolonged deceleration >3 minutes > Urgent Intervention and Expedite delivery |
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When to conceive after Gestational trophoblastic disease |
Not until 12 months after completing Rx (chemotherapy)
Not until 6 months after betaHCG counts are normal + barrier contraception 2 weekly screening of urine and serum HCG till normal. |
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Somatization disorder |
So many symptoms and tests without any physical cause Patient refuses to believe negative test results |
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Conversion / dissociative disorder |
Loss of motor or sensory functions without any organic cause Occurs after an event Patient doesn't feign it. It's out of their control |
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Ganser syndrome |
Gangster / prison psychosis Prisoner fakes symptoms for gain |
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Cotard delusion |
Already dead |
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Capgras delusion |
Replaced by an imposter |
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Fregoli delusion |
Multiple people are actually the same person in disguise |
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Psychoactive drug |
LSD |
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TCA OD Rx |
IV NaCl (0.9%) + HCO3 (50-100mL of 8.4%) |
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OPP poisoning rx |
Pralidoxime |
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Fine tremors caused by which drug |
Sodium valproate |
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Pregnant and Still taking Lithium |
Check plasma lithium levels Monthly till 36 weeks of pregnancy & Weekly till birth |
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Drugs not used with Lithium |
NSAIDs(especially Ibuprofen) Aspirin Diuretics SSRI |
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Tardive dyskinesia Rx |
Give depot injection of atypical antipsychotics ( risperidone/ olanzapine) NOT ORAL |
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Cervicitis Rx |
Chlamydia Doxycycline 100mg BD 7 DAYS Or azithromycin 1G P/O fb 500mg for 2 days
Gonorrhea Ceftriaxone 1gm IM single dose Or Ciprofloxacin 500 p/o single dose |
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PID RX |
Opd Ofloxacin + metronidazole Inpatient CDM |
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Endometrial cancer Sx Ix |
Female >51 With post menopausal bleeding Ix Transvaginal ultrasound If endometrial thickness > 4 mm do hysteroscopy with endometrial biopsy (definitive) Progesterone reduces the risk of endometrial cancer |
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Early amenorrhea and premature ovarian failure |
Premature ovarian failure <40 year old Early menopause 40-50 year old |
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Ectopic investigation |
Initial - urine pregnancy test If positive - transvaginal ultrasound If ultrasound shows empty uterus - beta HCG (If stable) (1400) Emergency laparotomy (if unstable) If HCG is not that high repeat after 48 hours could be tubal miscarriage |
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Miscarriage Vs still birth |
Miscarriage before 24 weeks Still birth after 24 weeks |
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Hyperemesis gravidarum rx |
FAST fluids Antiemetic Steroids Thiamine |
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Initial Ix in placenta previa and abruption |
Abruption - CTG previa - TVUS |
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Hypertension terms in pregnancy |
Chronic htn - before 20 wk Gestational htn - new htn after 20 wks without significant proteinuria Preeclampsia - new htn after 20 wks with proteinuria -24 hour urine protein >_0.3g -pcr >_30mg -acr >_ 8mg
Severe preeclampsia - Bp > 160/110 Or preeclampsia with recurring severe headaches, scotoma, epigastric pain with bad labs.
HELLP Eclampsia |
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Pregnancy htn and asthma rx |
No labetalol Give CCB Nifedipine |
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Colorectal Cancer Screening: |
V Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT). V 60-74 YO every 2 years. |
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Breast cancer screening |
(Mammogram). 50-70 YO every 3 years. Those with high risk > 40-70 YO annually. |
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Breast cancer screening |
(Mammogram). 50-70 YO every 3 years. Those with high risk > 40-70 YO annually. |
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Cervical (Cervix) Cancer Screening: |
(Pap smear - Cervical smear: Cytology, HPV) 25-49 YO - every 3 years. 50-64 - every 5 years. |
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Pregnant and still taking Lithium? |
Check levels Monthly till 36 weeks and then weekly till birth Can cause ebstein anomaly and floppy baby syndrome |
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Serotonin syndrome cause |
SSRI Fluoxetine Citalopram Sertaline |
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Neuroleptic malignant syndrome cause |
Metaclopramide Haloperidol Clozapine Risperidone |
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Genetic disorder with chorea and cognitive impairment |
Huntington's Autosomal dominant Jerky involuntary movement |
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Akathisia cause |
Fidgeting, inability to sit still Due to long term use of antipsychotics (risperidone) |
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ADHD Rx |
Children Methylphenidate (first line) ADHD-focused group parent-training programme Adults Lisdexamfetamine or Methylphenidate first line in adults СВТ
With Insomnia? • First line- Sleep hygiene • Second line- Melatonin |
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GAD first line Rx |
Sertaline |
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Pneumonia consolidation |
Staph causes Cavitation • Klebsiella- Cavitation Upper Lobes • Strep causes Lobar Consolidation • Mycoplasma causes Patchy Consolidation • Legionella- Bi-Basal Consolidation |
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Aspiration pneumonia rx |
Amoxicillin + metronidazole |
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Legionella pneumonia rx |
Macrolides |
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Pneumothorax rx |
Unstable- 02>Needle decompression>ID Stable- CXR
Primary • < 2cm - Conservative (02) • >2cm (or distressed)- Aspirate with Needle • (Aspirate with Needle is different than Needle decompression)
Secondary • <1cm- Conservative • 1-2cm- Aspirate with Needle • >2cm- ICD |
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Carbon monoxide poisoning rx |
Conscious • 100% 02 via tight-fitting mask with an 02 reservoir Unconscious + Hypotensive (SBP<100) • Intubate and Ventilate with IPPV Soot in Mouth- Intubate |
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Flail chest Rx |
Mx • Stable + Normal Sp02 = Analgesia (e.g. intercostal block) • Unstable = ABC > Analgesia (High flow 02 then Analgesia) • Drowsy, Laboured breathing, Worsening RR = Intubate (usually with double lumen endotracheal tube) |
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Atelectasis |
Post op complication within 72 hours |
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Asthma exacerbation management in adults |
Oxygen - salbutamol - steroids If life threatening Salbutamol back to back. Add ipratropium bromide Mgso4 |
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Asthma exacerbation in children rx |
Oxygen - salbutamol - ipratropium - steroids (oral then IV)
If life threatening not improving
IV salbutamol/ IV Aminophylline / IV Mgso4 |
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Tumor lysis syndrome ix |
Serum urate (uric acid only) |
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Smudge cells in |
Cll |
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Aeur rods in which leukemia |
Aml |
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Hodgkin and non Hodgkin age groups |
Hodgkin bimodal Less than 25 and greater than 55 Non Hodgkin 25-40 |
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Atresia |
No Gastric Bubbles- Oesophageal Atresia Single Bubble- Gastric/ Pyloric Atresia Double Bubble (Double bubble sign: esophagus + Stomach)- Duodenal Atresia OR Malrotation and Volvulus Triple Bubble Sign- Jejunal Atresia |
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Pylori. Stenosis acid base |
Metabolic alkalosis hypokalaemia hypocholeremic |
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Malrotation and Volvulus |
• Bilious vomit + Blood in Stool • Ix-Xray- Double Bubble Sign, Barium Enema • Rx- ABCDE>NGT>S |
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Pyloric stenosis |
• Projectile Non-Bilious Vomit + Want to feed + Metabolic Alkalosis (Hypokalemia + Hypochloraemia) + Almond size mass
• Ix- First SE, Then- USG (Pylorus thickening)
• Rx- Electrolve correction>NGT>Ramsted Pylorotomy |
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Pyloric stenosis |
• Projectile Non-Bilious Vomit + Want to feed + Metabolic Alkalosis (Hypokalemia + Hypochloraemia) + Almond size mass
• Ix- First SE, Then- USG (Pylorus thickening)
• Rx- Electrolve correction>NGT>Ramsted Pylorotomy |
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Intussusception |
• Paroxysmal Colicky pain + Child crying + Sausage shaped mass + Red Currant Jelly/Blood stained stool
• Ix- USG- Target Doughnut sign
• Rx- Air/Barium Enema Insufflation> Sx |
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Meckels diverticulum |
• Painless bleed + Rule of 2- 2 year, 2 inch, 2cm away from ileocecal valve
• Ix- Radioisotope scan>Laparotomy
• Rx- Sx |
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Cystic Fibrosis |
• Gene- 7 CFTR • Echogenic bowel on US+ Meconium Ileus + Bilious Vomit |
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Necrotising enterocolitis |
• ABCD in a Premature Baby= Air in bowel wall + Bloody stools + Cannot tolerate feeds + Distension in Premature Baby + Vomiting +Hypoactive
• Ix- X-Ray Abdomen
• Rx Air in bowel/ Distended loops- Stop feed + IV Fluids + Systemic Abs
• Pneumoperitoneum- Emergency Laparotomy |
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GERD |
• Does not want to feed + Non-Proiectile Bilious vomit • Rx- Reduce amount but increase frequency> Gaviscon> PPI H2 blocker |
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Nephrotic syndrome features |
Nephrotic Syndrome- Triad of- Proteinuria (>3g/24hr- Frothy Urine), Hypoalbuminemia (<30g/L), Oedema; |