Long-term oxygen therapy should not be offered to COPD patients who are _____
#2
Stridor in Acute Epiglotitis is a _____
#3
_____ is a monoclonal antibody which is used to prevent RSV in children who are at increased risk of severe disease
#4
Consider _____ if they are feeding 50% of normal amount with suspected bronchiolitis
#5
First-line antibiotics for infective exacerbation of COPD are _____
Hint: 3
#6
A pCO2 of 4.9kPa is _____ which indicates this acute asthma attack is life-threatening
#7
When offering triple therapy in COPD and a patient is already taking a SAMA --> _____
#8
What should a temperature of 39.7C in suspected bronchiolitis make you consider?
_____
#9
_____ should be given to all children who have an asthma attack
#10
Severe respiratory distress indicated by _____ would suggest immediate admission via ambulance
Community-acquired pneumonia UK Medical PG Flashcards - Medical Study Cards
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Flashcard 1: Long-term oxygen therapy should not be offered to COPD patients who are _____
Answer: active smokers
Flashcard 2: Stridor in Acute Epiglotitis is a _____
Answer: high-pitched, inspiratory sound
Flashcard 3: _____ is a monoclonal antibody which is used to prevent RSV in children who are at increased risk of severe disease
Answer: Palivizumab
Flashcard 4: Consider _____ if they are feeding 50% of normal amount with suspected bronchiolitis
Answer: referring children to hospital
Flashcard 5: First-line antibiotics for infective exacerbation of COPD are _____
Answer: Amoxicillin, clarithromycin or doxycycline
Flashcard 6: A pCO2 of 4.9kPa is _____ which indicates this acute asthma attack is life-threatening
Answer: normal
Flashcard 7: When offering triple therapy in COPD and a patient is already taking a SAMA --> _____
Answer: discontinue and switch to a SABA
Flashcard 8: What should a temperature of 39.7C in suspected bronchiolitis make you consider?
_____
Answer: Alternative diagnosis (e.g. Pneumonia)
Flashcard 9: _____ should be given to all children who have an asthma attack
Answer: Steroid therapy
Flashcard 10: Severe respiratory distress indicated by _____ would suggest immediate admission via ambulance
Answer: grunting
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Community-acquired pneumonia Flashcards for UKMLA
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