The most debated questions in 22 october mrcp 2 written: answers still not settled

THE MOST DEBATED QUESTIONS IN 22 OCTOBER MRCP 2 WRITTEN: ANSWERS STILL NOT SETTLED

  1. Constipation cause: warfarin/ Verapamil

  2. Female with absent/reduce left radial pulse, aortic regurgitation: ?Takayasu arteritis/coarctation

    • Pregnancy post delivery of twin got widespread ST elevation-- management ? coronary cath
    • Hypercholesterolemia ask for diagnostic criteria
  3. Terminal, SOB→ morphine

  4. CXR+ acute deterioration: ? pneumothorax

    • CT thorax of a young lady, recurrent lung infection, obs pattern respond to bronchodil, CT thorax show dilatation of bronchioles: ? Alpha 1 antirypsin deficit/ COPD
    • Acute pulmonary edema ask for ventilation setting? Low tidal volume
    • Hepatomegaly of 6cm, but LFT normal, ask for next step: ? US abdomen, ?deep rectal biopsy
  5. Pregant, constipation- ishpaghul/ senna

    • Hematochromatosis, father with liver ca HFE gene analysis/ liver biopsy
    • Crohn disease with bleeding, got DVT ask for intervention – Dalteparin/ vana cava filter
    • ask for the cause that will progress to CKD proteinuria/ baseline creat
    • Bilateral hydronephrosis, periaorititis, aortic aneurysm 3.4 cm, : ? b/l nephrostomy / Stenting
    • 28 year old with chronic low back pain and lumbosacral spine xray: ? spondylolithesis
    • Pic of ? HUS what further investigation low complement?
    • Old guy, anemia, AKI, raised globulin, increase viscocity, ?? myeloma
    • CLL – lymph node biopsy/ immunophenotyping
    • ? Insulinoma/ Sulphonyurea investigation: ?72 hour fasting
    • Osteomyelitis, bone debridement show staph aureus, AKI, plan to start flucloxacillin and fusidic acid: no need to change the drug dosage
  6. Infected ulcer, slough++, periph vascular disease. Management: remove slough/ IV antibiotics

    • Submandibular swelling, abdominal pain, meningism: ? enterovirus
    • nodular lesion with peripheral redness over abdomen and thigh
    • Digoxin toxicity ask for immediate management (atropine VS Digifab)