By David Capewell, Saran Shantikumar
Get ahead! is a new crucial revision sequence for clinical and surgical finals. every one name includes perform questions just like these you could count on within the actual examination. The sequence stands proud in its use of topic summaries that come with the entire aspect you will need from a bigger textbook - yet we have waived the waffle! while you're trying to find a accomplished, trustworthy, powerful revision relief, then glance no additional than Get ahead!
Features of Get forward! drugs: a hundred and fifty EMQs for Finals
- Covers the complete scientific syllabus
- one hundred fifty EMQ topics over ten perform papers
- Questions written in the same variety to the clinical colleges Council evaluate Alliance (MSC-AA) bank
- contains tougher stems appropriate for college kids aiming for honours
- complete explanatory solutions together with succinct topic summaries
- Eponymous info and derivatives for additional interest
- additionally appropriate for PLAB applicants
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Treatment is with ventriculoperitoneal shunting. Practice Paper 1: Answers predominate. Memory loss and disorientation only occur late. Postmortem examination shows atrophy of the frontal and temporal lobes (knife blade atrophy) and Pick’s bodies (cytoplasmic inclusion bodies of tau protein) in the substantia nigra. In advanced cases, the atrophy may be seen on MRI. Theme 11: Barriers to communication This is an example of a question for which you may not specifically revise but can crop up in examinations.
The best investigation for bronchial tumours is bronchoscopy with washings and biopsy. A CT of the thorax should be performed to assess spread. Management is ideally with surgery (although this is not possible in 80% at the time of diagnosis). Contraindications to surgery include spread to contralateral lymph nodes, malignant effusion and metastases. Small cell tumours are best treated with chemotherapy and non-small cell tumours are best treated with radiotherapy. Overall, 80% die within 1 year.
Send blood cultures and prescribe broad-spectrum antibiotics 30 This patient had developed sepsis secondary to bacterial contamination of the blood product. Contamination can occur at any stage of the product’s life. J – Slow the transfusion and prescribe furosemide Any intravenous infusion, including blood, has the potential to cause fluid overload resulting in peripheral and pulmonary oedema. Certain groups of patients, including elderly people and individuals with ischaemic heart disease, are particularly at risk.