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A patient presents with an arrhythmia and as you are treating them you discuss with a student the depolarisation phase of the cardiac action potential
Which change initiates this phase of the action potential?
A16 year old girl is diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome
What is the most likely mechanism responsible for generalised oedema in this condition?
You are treating a patient with an acute exacerbation of COPD and they remain wheezy after two doses of nebulised salbutamol You decide to add nebulised ipratropium to improve bronchodilation
Which receptors are most likely to be targeted by this treatment?
A 30 year old woman attends the ED with a worsening headache and tight periorbital pain over the last (ew hours You suspect cavernous sinus thrombosis Her right eye has ptosis, mydriasis and is deviated laterally and downward
Which nerve is most likely to be affected?
A 45 year old man has been in a motorbike crash A CT scan shows a fracture dislocation at T4 The sensory level is most likely to be found at which surface landmark?
A 75 year old man is concerned about having frequent chest infections He is a heavy smoker and you explain to him that this can affect the normal mechanism of mucociliary clearance of microorganisms and pollutants
What type of cell is primarily responsible for this method of pathogen clearance?
A 20 year old man presents lo the ED with a slab wound to the antecubital fossa Exploration of the wound reveals a large nerve has been transected
Which function is most likely to be preserved on clinical examination ' ?
A 70 year old woman presents to the ED with symptoms and signs suggestive of sepsis Her BP is 80/40 You think her low BP is because of a drop in the systemic vascular resistance
Which type of blood vessels are most likely implicated in causing her hypotension?
A 68 year old man with a history of Addison ' s disease presents having recently been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection He is hypotensive, tachycardic and clammy His biochemistry shows hyponatraemia and hyperkalemia.
Which hormone imbalance best explains his biochemical abnormalities?
A patient is in respiratory distress and you suspect left ventricular failure Which respiratory volume is most likely to be increased?
