Patient present with Hb of 8… Blood film shows polychromasia. Best next step in management . patient is on hydoxychloroquine therapy for SLE: IV corticosteroids
Plasmapharesis
Ans: A (She has Evan’s syndrome)
All are correct about the mortality in ARF,except: Mortality depend on the cause
Prognosis is generally good with reversible causes like drugs and blood loss
Mortality in complicated ARF reaches 15-30%
History: A female with history of long travel, then develops unilateral lower limb swelling with redness and hotness. She was diagnosed with DVT. She was started on Unfractionated heparin. 10 days later, she was found to have a platelet count of 60,000. Next step in management: Stop unfractionated heparin and no longer anticoagulation
Stop unfractionated heparin and start low-molecular heparin.
Stop unfractionated heparin and start her on leperudine
Alcoholic patient was found to have macrocytic anemia, the most likely cause:
a. Vitmain B12 defeciency
30 year old male patient, presented with chest pain one week after an URTI, most likelydiagnosis: Pericarditis
Tension pneumothorax
3 weeks after MI, a patient presented with chest pain. ECG showed elevated ST segment in anterior chest leads, diagnosisis: Re-infarction
Pericarditis
Ventricular aneurysm with superimposed VT
Answer: C (Cause of persistent ST segment elevation is ventricular aneurysm)
A 22 year old male patient, with central chest pain, radiating to back, he is found to have murmur on exam. Also, he is 2m tall. Most likelydiagnosis: MI
Pericarditis
Aortic dissection
Answer: C (tall Marfan syndrome. Plus, he is too young for an MI. Also, chest pain that radiates to back is characteristic of aorticdissection)
Wrong statement about Twave: Can be inverted in all leads in pericarditis
Always abnormal if inverted in V2
Always abnormal if inverted in V5
Can be normally inverted in V1 in 20% of population.