SIADH-inducing drugs remember the "ABCD"
π΄A: Analgesics like opioids, or NSAIDs
π΄B: Barbiturates
π΄C: Cyclophosphamide, Chlorpromazine, Carbamazepine
π΄D: Diuretic (thiazide)
π΄A: Analgesics like opioids, or NSAIDs
π΄B: Barbiturates
π΄C: Cyclophosphamide, Chlorpromazine, Carbamazepine
π΄D: Diuretic (thiazide)
πΆComa: differentialπΆ
UNCONSCIOUS:
βͺοΈUnits of insulin
β«οΈNarcotics
π΄Convulsions
π΅Oxygen
βͺοΈNonorganic
β«οΈStroke
π΄Cocktail
π΅ICP
βͺοΈOrganism
β«οΈUrea
π΄Shock
UNCONSCIOUS:
βͺοΈUnits of insulin
β«οΈNarcotics
π΄Convulsions
π΅Oxygen
βͺοΈNonorganic
β«οΈStroke
π΄Cocktail
π΅ICP
βͺοΈOrganism
β«οΈUrea
π΄Shock
Infection & Anaemia:
π΄ParovovirusβAplastic A
π΄Fish tapewormβB12
π΄Blind loopβB12
π΄Malaria+Mycoplasmaβ
Hemolysis
π΄Hepatitis B+CMVβAplastic
π΄ParovovirusβAplastic A
π΄Fish tapewormβB12
π΄Blind loopβB12
π΄Malaria+Mycoplasmaβ
Hemolysis
π΄Hepatitis B+CMVβAplastic
Capsulated microbes
"Some Nasty Killers Have Some Capsule Protection":
πΈStreptococcus pneumoniae
πΉNeisseria meningitidis
πΈKlebsiella pnemoniae
πΉHaemophilus influenzae
πΈSalmonella typhi
πΉCryptococcus neoformans
πΈPseudomanas aerigenosa
"Some Nasty Killers Have Some Capsule Protection":
πΈStreptococcus pneumoniae
πΉNeisseria meningitidis
πΈKlebsiella pnemoniae
πΉHaemophilus influenzae
πΈSalmonella typhi
πΉCryptococcus neoformans
πΈPseudomanas aerigenosa
Catalase positive organims
SPACE:
π΄Staphylococcus aureus
π΅Pseudomonas
π΄Aspergillus
π΅Candida
π΄Enterobacter
SPACE:
π΄Staphylococcus aureus
π΅Pseudomonas
π΄Aspergillus
π΅Candida
π΄Enterobacter
Major depressive disorder is diagnosed in Pt with 5 of 9 symptoms, for 2 weeks or more (SIG E CAPS):
π S: Sleep Changes
π I: Loss of Interest (anhedonia)
π G: Guilt
π E: Energy loss
π C: Concentration changes
π A: Appetite changes
π P: Psychomotor abnormalities
π S: Suicidal thoughts
π S: Sleep Changes
π I: Loss of Interest (anhedonia)
π G: Guilt
π E: Energy loss
π C: Concentration changes
π A: Appetite changes
π P: Psychomotor abnormalities
π S: Suicidal thoughts
Altered Mental Status change: causes
AEIOU TIPS:
πAlcohol / Acidosis
πEpilepsy / Endocrine / Exocrine / πEncephalopathy
πInfection
πOpioid / Overdose
πUremia
πTrauma
πInsulin
πPsychosis
πSyncope / Stroke
AEIOU TIPS:
πAlcohol / Acidosis
πEpilepsy / Endocrine / Exocrine / πEncephalopathy
πInfection
πOpioid / Overdose
πUremia
πTrauma
πInsulin
πPsychosis
πSyncope / Stroke
Drugs with negative chronotropic effect:
1- Beta blockers
2-Digoxin
3-Verapamil
4-Amiodarone & Sotalol
5- Cholinergic agonists (Pilocarpine,Rivastigmine)
1- Beta blockers
2-Digoxin
3-Verapamil
4-Amiodarone & Sotalol
5- Cholinergic agonists (Pilocarpine,Rivastigmine)
Mania: diagnostic criteria
Must have 3 the following (manics DIG FAST)
D: Distractibility
I: Irresponsibility
G: Grandiosity
F: Flight of ideas
A: Activity increase/Agitation
S: Sleep need decreased
T: Talkativeness
Must have 3 the following (manics DIG FAST)
D: Distractibility
I: Irresponsibility
G: Grandiosity
F: Flight of ideas
A: Activity increase/Agitation
S: Sleep need decreased
T: Talkativeness
Cataracts: causes
ABCDE:
πβπ¨Aging
πβπ¨Bang: trauma, other injuries (eg infrared)
πβπ¨Congenital
πβπ¨Diabetes and other metabolic disturbances (eg steroids)
πβπ¨Eye diseases: glaucoma, uveitis
ABCDE:
πβπ¨Aging
πβπ¨Bang: trauma, other injuries (eg infrared)
πβπ¨Congenital
πβπ¨Diabetes and other metabolic disturbances (eg steroids)
πβπ¨Eye diseases: glaucoma, uveitis
Alport syndrome:
NEDH
- N: Nephrotic syndrome
- E: Eye abnormalities
- D: nerve Deafness
- H: Hematourea
NEDH
- N: Nephrotic syndrome
- E: Eye abnormalities
- D: nerve Deafness
- H: Hematourea
CREST sydrome components:
π΄Calcinosis
π΄Raynaud's phenomena
π΄Esophageal dysmotility
π΄Sclerodactyly
π΄Telangectasia
π΄Calcinosis
π΄Raynaud's phenomena
π΄Esophageal dysmotility
π΄Sclerodactyly
π΄Telangectasia
Antepartum haemorrhage major DDx:
πAbruptio placentae
πPlacenta previa
πHemorrhage from the GU tract
πAbruptio placentae
πPlacenta previa
πHemorrhage from the GU tract
Reactive Arthritis:
"Reiter's Syndrome"
1. Can't See (Conjunctivitis)
2. Can't Pee (Urethritis/Cervicitis)
3. Can't Climb a Tree (Arthritis)
* Associated with HLA-B27
* The most common triggers are intestinal infections (with Salmonella, Shigella or Campylobacter) and STIs (with Chlamydia trachomatis).
"Reiter's Syndrome"
1. Can't See (Conjunctivitis)
2. Can't Pee (Urethritis/Cervicitis)
3. Can't Climb a Tree (Arthritis)
* Associated with HLA-B27
* The most common triggers are intestinal infections (with Salmonella, Shigella or Campylobacter) and STIs (with Chlamydia trachomatis).
ACE Inhibitors Contraindications:
PARK:
πΉPregnancy
πΉAllergy/Angioedema
πΉRenal Failure
πΉK- Hyperkalemia (>5.5)
PARK:
πΉPregnancy
πΉAllergy/Angioedema
πΉRenal Failure
πΉK- Hyperkalemia (>5.5)