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oxford clinical emergency
When a patient comes to you what ...,
What is a e,
What are the signs of airway comp...
41  cards
shock
What is the definitive parameters...,
What are the signs for shock,
What are the causes for shock
13  cards
ANAPHYLATIC SHOCK
Etiology of anaphylactic shock,
What is non allergic anaphylaxis,
What causes non allergic anaphylaxis
8  cards
Cardiogenic shock ??? have not understood well
Causes of cardiogenic shock,
What are the investigations that ...,
What is the management of cardiog...
3  cards
COMA
What are the causes for coma,
What is the immediate management ...,
Contra for hydrocortisone
19  cards
HYPOPITUATORY COMA - oxford
0  cards
stroke
What are the different types of s...,
What is the classification used f...,
How can we diagnose total anterio...
16  cards
TIA
What is tia,
Etiology of tia,
What are the clinical manifestati...
10  cards
meningitis
What is the etiology of meningitis,
What are the most significant ris...,
What is the pathophysiology of ba...
19  cards
Encephalitis *****
What is the etiology of encephalitis,
What are the clinical manifestati...,
What are the clinical manifestati...
5  cards
seizures / epilepsy / convulsions
What is status epilepticus,
What is the difference between se...,
For epilepsy to be diagnosed what...
26  cards
raised intracranial pressure
What is the etiology of ricp,
Pathophysiology of ricp,
Clinical features of ricp
8  cards
Cerebral abcess
What is the etiology of cerebral ...,
What re the most common pathogens...,
Pathophysio of brain abscess
7  cards
FALLS
Etiologic of falls,
Who have the highest risk of falls,
When someone present with falls w...
17  cards
head injury ?? meh
0  cards
older - confusion - DELIRIUM/DEMENTIA
What are the main problems of the...,
What is delirium,
What is acute encephalopathy
16  cards
xxx red flag for EYE xxx if you have time
What are the red flags for eye ex...,
What causes the red flag for eye ...,
What causes the red flag for phot...
23  cards
infective endocarditis
Etiology of infective endocarditis,
What is the disadvantage of enter...,
What are the risk factors for inf...
11  cards
x Pericarditis / myocarditis - look at cardio and ADD x
0  cards
x aortic aneurysm x = if time
What are the risk factors for tho...,
What are the risk factors for abd...,
What is the classification of aor...
22  cards
aortic dissection
What is the etiology of aortic di...,
What is the classification of aor...,
Clinical features of aortic disse...
12  cards
cardiac tamponade
Etiology of cardiac tamponade,
What are the clinical manifestati...,
What are the clinical manifestati...
7  cards
acute coronary syndrome without ST elevation
Clinical presentation for acute c...,
Ecg reading in nstemmi and unstab...,
Different to acute coronary syndr...
11  cards
Acute coronary syndrome - with ST elevatiob
Clinical prestenation of stemi,
What are the ecg changes we see i...,
If there is st elevation for more...
14  cards
x Aortic stenosis - look at cardio and add x = if time
0  cards
v tach , vfib - look at cardio and learn from there
X
1  cards
Broad complex tachycardia - learn definition and learn from cardio and learn all OX with arythmia
What is broad complex tacycardia
1  cards
NARROW COMPLEX TACHYCARDIA - learn defintion - and learn from OX in cardio
What is narrow complex tacycardia
1  cards
bradycardia - oxford
What is bradycardia,
What is the etiology of bradycardia,
What are the symptoms of bradycat...
9  cards
COPD
What is the definition of copd,
Copd was formerly subdivided into...,
What is the aetiology of copd
16  cards
acute exacerbation of COPD
Diagnosis of exacerbation,
What is the management of copd ex...
2  cards
ACUTE SEVERE ASTHMA - look at pulmo and add
Etiology of asthma,
Clinical presentation of acute se...,
Clinical features for asthma
19  cards
Severe Pulmonary edema - oxford
Causes of severe pulmonary edema,
What is the classification of pul...,
What are the symptoms of asthma
5  cards
Pneumothroax
What is pneumothorax,
Classification of pneumothorax,
Aetiology of pneumothorax
25  cards
PNEUMONIA - make new oxford
Defintion of cap,
Etiology of cap,
Definition of nosocomical pneumonia
21  cards
PULMONARY EMBOLISM
What is the etiology of pe,
Risk factors for pulmonary embolism,
Clinical features of pulmonary em...
24  cards
DIC x
Causes of dic,
X,
X
9  cards
x DVT x look if time
0  cards
acute UPPER GI BLEEDING / haemetesis
Etiology of upper gi bleeding,
Clinical manifestation of upper g...,
Diagnose gi bleeding
11  cards
x ACUTE PANCREATITIS x = look if time
What is the defintion of acute pa...,
Etiology of acute pancreatitis,
Classification of acute pancreatitis
4  cards
x ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS x if time
0  cards
===== ascites ======
What are the different causes of ...,
Clinical features of ascites,
What are the signs of underlying ...
13  cards
adrenal crisis
Adrenal insuffeincy are classifie...,
Etiology of primary adrenal insuf...,
Etiology of secondary and tertiar...
9  cards
DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS
0  cards
Diabetic emrgencies
0  cards
Thyroid emergencies
0  cards
PHEOCHORMOCYTOMA EMERGENCIES
0  cards
pre- renal failure
0  cards
AKI
Prerenal etiology of aki,
Intra renal aki etiology,
Etiology of post renal
9  cards
ckd
0  cards
x UTI obstruction - kidney stones / tumors x if time
0  cards
UTI
0  cards
HYPERKALEMIA
What is hyperkalemia,
Classification of hyperkalemia,
Etiology of hyperkalemia
6  cards
hyponatremia
0  cards
acute poisoning - meh
0  cards
Sepsis
Clinical manifestation for sepsis,
Diagnosis of sepsis,
How to manage sepsis
3  cards
BURNS
0  cards
HYPOTHERMIA
0  cards
alcohol withdrawal
0  cards
confirmation of death
0  cards
end of life care
0  cards
psychosis
0  cards
opoid overdose
0  cards
anemia
0  cards
alcohol withdrawl
0  cards
haematemesis
0  cards
NEWS score
0  cards

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