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1. Crohn's-disease: What investigations would you perform?

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy In the antrumBinswanger's disease is also called?History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

2. Stroke: multi-infarct dementia is also called ?

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Binswanger's disease is also called?History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.In the antrum

3. hereditary-haemochromatosisimport:-duplicate: How is the diagnosis made?

4. Stomach-cancer: What is the commonest site of cancer in the stomach?

In the antrumStool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Binswanger's disease is also called?History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

5. Ankylosing-spondylitisimport:-duplicate duplicate:-front: What is the treatment?

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Excercise, not rest, for backache. Intense excercise regimens to try and maintain mobility and posture. Nsaids tnf alpha blockers local steroid injections surgery e.g hip replacement to improve pain and mobility if hips are involved, rarely spinal osteotomy. Binswanger's disease is also called?

6. Valvular-heart-disease: What are the 6 eponymous signs of aortic regurgitation?

Binswanger's disease is also called?Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Quincke's sign: capillary nail bed pulsation corrigan's sign: carotid pulsation de musset's sign: head nodding duroziez's sign: femoral diastolic murmur traube's sign: 'pistol shot' sound over femorals austin flint murmur: due to fluttering of anterior mitral valve cusp caused by the regurgitant stream History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

7. Ecgs: where do q waves come from?

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Small (septal) q waves come from the septum depolarizing from left to right. Bigger (greater than one small square (1mm) in width and 2mm in depth) are a result of myocardial infaction leaving a window into the heart (since depolarization proceeds from the inside out such a view results in a q wave)History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Binswanger's disease is also called?

8. Bronchoscopyimport:-duplicate duplicate:-front: What are the risks?

History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Haemorrhage, infection, and pneumothorax, hypoxia and other sedation side effectsStool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Binswanger's disease is also called?

9. Recurrent-laryngeal-nerves: What path does the left one take?

Left hooks around arch of aorta. History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Binswanger's disease is also called?

10. Cancer: What are the 5 important tumours that metastasize to brain?

Binswanger's disease is also called?Breast bronchus thyroid kidney prostateStool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

11. Churg-strauss: memorable pt

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Binswanger's disease is also called?Mrs smith, lucid garrulous lady, couldn't get out of her chair due to leg weakness, left foot drop (mononeuritits multiplex), altered sensation (polyneuropathy), asthma, vasculitis, previous history sinusitis. History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

12. Red-blood-cell-abnormalities-match-with-cause: microcyte

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Fe deficiency, thalassaemia, congenital sideroblastic anaemiaBinswanger's disease is also called?

13. Neurology: What are the clinical features of stroke by territory?

History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Binswanger's disease is also called?Mca (most common): hemiparesis (face + arms more than legs), hemianaesthesia, dysphasia, dysarthria, dyspraxia, hemianopia aca: hemiparesis (legs more than arms and face), incontinence pca: hemianopia, cortical blindness, thalmic pain basillar artery: ataxia, diplopia, nystagmus, dysarthria, dysphagia, facial weakness/numbness, bilateral sensory symptoms, loc Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy

14. Opthalmology:-eye-trauma: How would you manage a patient with eye trauma?

Binswanger's disease is also called?Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy 1. Assess visual acuity 2. Fluroscein stain for corneal abrasion 3. Neurological examination for blow out fractureHistory, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

15. Alport's-syndromeimport:-duplicate duplicate:-front: What is it?

Binswanger's disease is also called?History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy X-linked (85%) or autosomal recessive sensorineural deafness, with pyelonephritis, haematuria, and renal failure. prevelance = 1:5000 mutations in gene coding for collagen type iv thickened gbm with 'splitting' no specific treatment, as for renal failure. Typically die age 20-30

16. Acetazolamide: What is it? How does it work?

It's a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, works by reducing hco3 absorption from the proximal tubule which results in na loss.Binswanger's disease is also called?Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

17. Pancreatitis: What are the causes of acute pancreatitis?

History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Get smashed' gall stones (50% of cases in the uk), etoh, trauma, steroids, mumps, autoimmune (pan), scorpian venom, hyperlipidaemia (and hypercalcaemia, hypothermia), ercp (and emboli), drugs (e.g azathioprine)Binswanger's disease is also called?

18. Phlebotomy-which-colour-tube: cross match

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Binswanger's disease is also called?PinkHistory, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

19. Hepatitis: hla ___ and _____ are associated with autoimmune hepatitis

B8, dr3Binswanger's disease is also called?Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

20. Haemorrhoids: What are the treatments?

Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Lifestyle modification: high fibre diet, adequate fluid intake, avoidance of straining on defactation. Infra-red coagulation sclerotherapy banding cryotherapy haemorrhoidectomyBinswanger's disease is also called?History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

21. Antibiotics: How would you treat a cap?

Binswanger's disease is also called?History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Mild/moderate (oral) amoxycillin (+ erythromycin if atypical suspected) or erythromycin alone severe (iv) 2nd/3rd gen cephalosporin e.g cefuroxime or ceftriaxone and macrolide e.g erythromycin (+ rifampicin if suspect legionella)

22. History-of-medicine: who are osler's nodes named after?

Binswanger's disease is also called?Sir william osler (1849-1919), canadian physician, father of modern medicineHistory, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy

23. Coeliac-disease: having which skin condition makes you more likely to have coeliac disease?

History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.Dermatitis herpetiformisBinswanger's disease is also called?Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy

24. Ulcerative-colitis: What are the extraintestinal manifestations of uc?

Clubbing, conjunctivitis, episcleritis, iritis, apthous oral ulcers, erythema nodosum, pyoderma gangrenosum, large joint arthritis, sacroilitis, ankylosing spondylitis, fatty liver, psc, choloangiocarcinoma, rarely renal stones, osteomalacia, nutritional deficiencies and systemic amyloidosisBinswanger's disease is also called?Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.

25. Cxr: at What level should the horizontal fissure in the right lung run?

History, examination and tests. Association of: 1. Hepatomegaly 2. skin pigmentation 3. diabetes mellitus 4. heart disease 5. arthritis 6. hypogonadism suggest the diagnosis. Take a detailed family history and an alcohol history. Ask if there is significant dietary intake of iron or asorbic acid (promotes iron absorption). Carry out appropriate clinical examination and investigations. Exclude iron deposition due to haematologic disease.From the hilum to the level of the 6th rib at the axillary line (collapse can distort this)Stool microscopy and culture fbc, esr, crp, u&e;, lft, blood culture. Serum fe, b12, and red cell folate if anaemic (markers of activity decreased hb, increased esr, crp, wcc, decreased albumin) sigmoidoscopy and rectal biopsy (20% have microscopic granulomas) small bowel follow through to detect fibrosis/stricture (sign of kantor), proximal dilatation, inflammatory mass or fistula, deep ulceration (rose thorn) and cobblestone mucosa endoscopy (ogd, sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy) and biopsy, useful for diagnosis, and monitoring disease progression and for development of malignancy Binswanger's disease is also called?

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