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HOCM
MCC of SCD in the young
2b
TGA
cyanotic: TGA most
common at birth. Fallot's
moss common overall
3b
HOCM
MCC of SCD in the young
4b
Acute pericarditis
5b
70 y F, palpitation + chest
tightness,ECG atrial
activity 300, ventricular
activity 150 ,Dx ?
8a
Atrial Flutter
Tachycardia with HR 150
think flutter
8b
A 60-y M, SOB on
exertion,third heart sound
, respiratory system is
unremarkable,Dx ?
9a
Dilated cardiomyopathy
A 3rd heart sound is only
considered a normal
variant in patients < 40 s
9b
Pre-existing hypertension
Pregnancy related BP
problems (pre-eclampsia or
pregnancy induced HTN)
don't occur before 20 weeks.
10b
PDA
12b
13b
An 82-y M, increasing
dyspnoea or exertion,
systolic
murmur,BP 100/80,slow
rising pulse,Dx ?
14a
AS dt Calcification of the
aortic valve
14b
Malignant hypertension
Rx with Intravenous
nitroprusside
15b
AS
Next best step is
Echocardiogram
16b
A 44-y M, Hx of palpitations +
pre-syncopal symptoms
ECGT wave inversion in leads
V1-3 +notch at the end of the
QRS complex,FH of SCD, Dx ?
17a
Arrhythmogenic right
ventricular
cardiomyopathy
17b
A 76-y, palpitations
irregular cannon 'a'
waves,Dx
18a
18b
an elderly Hx of chronic
glaucoma & HTN a sudden
painless loss of vision in one eye.
Fundoscopy reveals multiple
flame-shaped haemorrhages and
optic disc oedema
19a
an elderly short-sighted
man presents with a floater
on the temporal field of
vision. Visual acuity is
normal
20a
Posterior vitreous
detachment
20b
An elderly man
complains of dysphagia,
halitosis, regurgitation
and cough
21a
pharyngeal pouch
21b
Primary
hyperparathyroidism
22b
Androgen insensitivity
syndrome
23b
bullous pemphigoid
24b
A 30-year-old man
haemoptysis and renal
failure. A renal biopsy linear
IgG deposits along the
basement membrane
25a
Goodpasture's syndrome
25b
A 45-year-old woman
presents with fatigue and
pruritus. Blood tests show a
raised bilirubin, ALP and
IgM level
26a
26b
herpes simplex
encephalitis
27b
arrhythmogenic right
ventricular
cardiomyopathy
28b
Guttate psoriasis
29b
Eczema herpeticum
30b
A 60-Hx of TB dyspnoea
and fatigue. JVP is
elevated, loud S3 and
Kussmaul's sign is positive.
Hepatomegaly
31a
constrictive pericarditis
31b
bitemporal hemianopia
(upper quadrant defect >
lower quadrant defect)
32a
Pituitary tumour
32b
Klinefelter's syndrome
33b
Kallman's syndrome
34b
An elderly gradual
worsening dementia and
bradyphrenia , a slow,
shuffling gait. urinary
incontinence
35a
normal pressure
hydrocephalus
35b
pemphigus vulgaris
36b
episcleritis
37b
38b
Graves' disease
39b
persistent foul-smelling
watery diarrhoea and
weight loss after travelling
to India.symptoms for two
weeks
40a
giardiasis
40b
Wernicke's aphasia
41b
Broca's aphasia
42b
A 40-year-old woman
presents with fever,
fluctuating neurological
signs, thrombocytopenia
and renal failure
43a
TTP
43b
posterior inferior
cerebellar artery
occlusion (lateral
medullary syndrome)
44b
Bacillus cereus
45b
Brown-Sequard
syndrome
46b
mycoplasma pneumonia
47b
Post-streptococcal
glomerulonephritis
49b
Haemolytic uraemic
syndrome
50b
Behcet's syndrome
51b
multiple endocrine
neoplasia (type 1)
52b
primary sclerosing
cholangitis
53b
pityriasis rosea
54b
medication overuse
headache
55b
cavernous sinus
thrombosis
56b
Whipple's disease
57b
subdural haemorrhage
58b
hepatocellular carcinoma
59b
conversion disorder
60b
syringomyelia
61b
Wegener's
granulomatosis
62b
temporal arteritis
63b
lichen planus
64b
65b
coeliac disease
66b
67b
A teenage boyclumsy
walking. gait ataxia, an
intention tremor and loss
of lower limb reflexes 68a
Friedreich's ataxia
68b
thyroglossal cyst
69b
cardiac tamponade
70b
cluster headache
71b
Legionnaires' disease
72b
subacute combined
degeneration of the
spinal cord
73b
bitemporal hemianopia
(lower quadrant defect >
upper quadrant defect)
74a
Craniopharyngioma -
74b
molluscum contagiosum
75b
anterior uveitis
76b
A patient persistent ST
elevation 4 weeks after
myocardial infarction.
bibasal crackles +third and
fourth heart sound
77a
77b
Retinal detachment
78b
Vitreous haemorrhage
79b
A woman complains of
lethargy, diplopia and
dysphagia. a ptosis on
examination 80a
myasthenia gravis
80b
Retinitis pigmentosa
81b
Macular degeneration
82b
83b
Ischaemia of the
papillary muscle
84b
pneumococcal
pneumonia
85b
polycystic ovarian
syndrome
86b
branchial cyst
87b
syringomyelia
88b
combination of both
upper and lower motor
neuron signs
89a
Amyotrophic lateral
sclerosis
89b
A man develops
haematuria and
frequency after visiting
Malawi 90a
Schistosoma
haematobium
90b
posterior inferior
cerebellar artery
91b
Membranoproliferative
glomerulonephritis (type
II)
92b
A 2-year-old child
develops perianal itching,
which is particularly bad
at night 93a
Enterobius vermicularis
93b
a patient Hx of heartburn
presents with odynophagia.
There no weight loss,
vomiting or anorexia
94a
Oesophagitis
94b
A middle-aged women
symptoms of
hypothyroidism. a diffuse,
non-tender goitre .TSH
,T4 , anti-TPO +ve
95a
Hashimoto's thyroiditis
95b
Parkinson's disease
96b
A 50-year-old alcoholic
presents with fever. He is
found to have an right
upper lobe pneumonia 97a
Klebsiella pneumonia
97b
Escherichia coli
(enterotoxigenic)
98b
Borrelia burgdorferi
99b
Guillain-Barre syndrome
100b
A 75-yewoman colicky
pain typically in the LLQ
+ diarrhoea and fever 101a
diverticulitis
101b
essential tremor
102b
Axillary nerve
103b
Radial nerve
104b
Amoebiasis
106b
107a
Cholera
107b
Subarachnoid
haemorrhage
108b
constant headache
associated with nausea. The
headache is present at night
and worse when coughing
109a
Raised intracranial
pressure
109b
frontal headache
following URTI,worse on
leaning forward
110a
Sinusitis
110b
Cushing's syndrome
111b
A 35-y woman BP
180/110 mmHg. tired
and weak. Routine bloods
show hypokalaemia
112a
primary
hyperaldosteronism
112b
Staphylococcus aureus
pneumonia
113b
a 60-y Pt Hx of COPD
infective exacerbation+
productive cough and
consolidation on the chest
x-ray
114a
Haemophilus influenzae
pneumonia
114b
migraine
115b
Dysarthria
116b
Pityriasis versicolor
117b
Renal colic
118b
Ruptured abdominal
aortic aneurysm
119b
Constrictive pericarditis
120b
Hypertrophic obstructive
cardiomyopathy
121b
Boerhaave syndrome
122b
Oesophageal candidiasis
123b
Polyarteritis nodosa
124b
Takayasu's arteritis
125b
Monoclonal gammopathy
of undetermined
significance
126b
Waldenstrom's
macroglobulinaemia
127b
Acute cholecystitis
128b
a patient Hx of Barrett's
oesophagus presents with
dysphagia and weight
loss
129a
Oesophageal cancer
129b
a middle-aged patient
dysphagia of both liquids
and solids from the start.
regurgitation and a
persistent cough
130a
Achalasia
130b
Acute narrow-angle
glaucoma
131b
Malingering
132b
Dissociative disorder
133b
Villous adenoma
134b
Peutz-Jeghers syndrome
135b
A woman develops a
winged scapula after
mastectomy
136a
136b
An elderly womanitchy
lesion on her vulva. It
started as a red patch but
has now turned into a white
plaque
137a
lichen sclerosus
137b
Multiple myeloma
138b
139b
Strongyloides stercoralis
140b
Rubella
142b
a middle-aged woman
develops painful,
erythematous, nodular
lesions over both shins
143a
Erythema nodosum
143b
Eczema herpeticum
144b
Subacute thyroiditis
145b
Horner's syndrome
146b
aortic regurgitation
147b
erythema ab igne
148b
Pyelonephritis
149b
a 50-year-old man
presents with epigastric
pain relieved by eating
150a
Duodenal ulcer
150b
Ventricular fibrillation
152b
Neuroblastoma
153b
Argyll-Robertson pupil
154b
Primary open-angle
glaucoma
155b
Patau syndrome
156b
Fragile X
157b
Benign paroxysmal
positional vertigo
158b
Acoustic neuroma
159b
Reactive
lymphadenopathy
160b
Reactive
lymphadenopathy
161b
a 40-y alcoholic
haematemesis after
repeated vomiting. An
endoscopy two months ago
no evidence of varices
162a
Mallory-Weiss syndrome
162b
a middle-aged woman Hx
of Raynaud's phenomenon
c/o dysphagia + multiple
telangectasia
163a
Systemic sclerosis
163b
a 40-year-old woman
dysphagia. Oesophageal
manometry oesophageal
peristalsis & lower
oesophageal sphincter tone
164a
Systemic sclerosis
164b
Clostridium difficile
165b
Campylobacter
166b
Plummer-Vinson
syndrome
167b
a patien Hx of anxiety
c/o having a 'lump' in her
throat
168a
Globus hystericus
168b
Multiple endocrine
neoplasia (type 1)
.
169b
chondromalacia patellae
170b
A 70-y womanpan-systolic
murmur after presenting
with dyspnoea. A soft S1
and split S2
171a
mitral regurgitation
171b
Cystic hygroma
172b
ipsilateral oculomotor
palsy and contralateral
weakness
173a
174b
Borderline personality
disorder
175b
Histrionic personality
disorder
176b
Prader-Willi syndrome
177b
Pierre-Robin syndrome
178b
179b
a 40-y patient Hx
hypertension presents with
episodic palpitations,
excessive sweating,
headaches and tremor
180a
Phaeochromocytoma
180b
Loss of proprioception
and vibration . No motor
deficit
182a
neurosyphilis
182b
Huntington's disease
183b
A woman Hx of rheumatoid
arthritis severe, constant pain in
her right eye. right eye is red and
there is a degree of photophobia.
Visual acuity is normal
185a
scleritis
185b
Conduction aphasia
186b
Staphylococcus aureus
187b
A 2-year-old child is
admitted with watery
diarrhoea, vomiting and
dehydration 188a
rotavirus
188b
Osgood-Schlatter disease
189b
Osteochondritis
dissecans
190b
Ophthalmic artery
192b
locked-in syndrome
193a
Basilar artery
193b
Loa loa
194b
a patient is suspected of
injecting her mothers
insulin to cause repeated
episodes of hypoglycaemia
195a
Factitious disorder
195b
CN VII
196b
A patient complains of
pins/needles and pain on
the lateral aspect of the
hand 197a
median nerve
197b
IgA nephropathy
198b
Dressler's syndrome
199b
recurrent, non-disabling,
bilateral headache,
described as a 'tightband'
200a
Tension headache
200b
Pyogenic granuloma
201b
Herpes zoster
ophthalmicus
202b
203b
204b
Acromegaly
205b
scarlet fever
207b
Autosomal dominant
polycystic kidney disease
208b
209b
Lymphogranuloma
venereum
210b
extradural (epidural)
haematoma
211b
A patient develops a
bradycardia of 36/min following
a myocardial infarction. The
ECG shows no association
between the P waves and QRS
complexes 212a
212b
Thank You
144b