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initial assessment of chest pain in primary care

Initial assessment of chest pain in primary care involves:Taking a detailed clinical history including age, sex, pain characteri...

11 Oct 2025View Answer

How do I treat hyperkalaemia

Recommended management strategies for hyperkalaemia involve a stepwise approach focused on stabilising cardiac membranes, shifting potassium...

11 Oct 2025View Answer

whats 1st line mx of sciatica

First-line management of sciatica involves providing reassurance, advice to remain active, and guidance on self-management tailored to the i...

6 Oct 2025View Answer

Re-currying chickenpox cause

Recurrent chickenpox infections are extremely rare because primary infection with varicella-zoster virus (VZV) typically confers lifelong immunity. When recu...

5 Oct 2025View Answer

Patient with ocular migraine that lasts for about an hour but this is the first

Management and Investigation of Ocular Migraine with New Visual SymptomsFor a patient experiencing an ocular migraine lasting about o...

4 Oct 2025View Answer

Diverticulitis medication

Medication management for patients with diverticulitis depends on the severity and systemic involvement of the disease.For patients w...

4 Oct 2025View Answer

What’s the treatment for patient suffering from heart attack and having vomittin

Immediate management of myocardial infarction (MI) with vomiting and dizziness:Administer a single loading dose of 300 mg aspiri...

27 Sept 2025View Answer

What is the treatment of fatty liver and who is having dialysis and feeling weak

Management of fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in patients undergoing dialysis who are experiencing weakness should focus on comprehensive assessment and ...

26 Sept 2025View Answer

Treatment for fatty liver

The most effective treatment for fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is lifestyle modification focusing on diet and exercise, aiming for gradual sustained we...

26 Sept 2025View Answer

Contraindications for medroxy progesterone

Contraindications for the use of medroxyprogesterone acetate include:General contraindications: acute porphyrias and current bre...

25 Sept 2025View Answer

Management of CKD in primary care

Appropriate management of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in primary care involves several key components:Regular follow-up: Arrang...

24 Sept 2025View Answer

Data gathering and assessment for an elderly patient with recent fall

Data Gathering and Assessment Procedures for an Elderly Patient After a Recent FallAsk the patient about any falls in the last 1...

18 Sept 2025View Answer

how to manage a CAP in primary care

Community-based primary care management of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) involves the following key steps:Diagnosis...

17 Sept 2025View Answer

How to assess community-acquired pneumonia severity and choose treatment in prim

Assessment of severity: In primary care, the severity of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) should be assessed using the CRB65 scoring syste...

16 Sept 2025View Answer

Management of Afro-Caribbean 58-year-old male with high blood pressure.

Investigation Approach:Measure blood pressure in both arms initially; if a difference greater than 15 mmHg persists, use the arm...

15 Sept 2025View Answer

Do we need to consider bone protection for patients on long term steroids fkr ad

Bone protection should be considered for patients receiving long-term corticosteroid therapy for adrenal insufficiency. This is because long...

8 Sept 2025View Answer

gestational dm management

For women diagnosed with gestational diabetes, offer a 75-g 2-hour oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) to confirm diagnosis if not already done, using thresho...

8 Sept 2025View Answer

Management of a woman whose singular complaint is reduction of Fetal movement

Appropriate management of a woman presenting with a sole complaint of reduced fetal movement includes:Assess the woman and the b...

4 Sept 2025View Answer

I have a type 2 diabetic with an A1c of 63mmol/mol. They are Asian descent. Curr

The appropriate next step in management for a patient with type 2 diabetes of Asian descent, an HbA1c of 63 mmol/mol, currently on maximum tolerated ...

3 Sept 2025View Answer

I have a type 2 diabetic with an A1c of 63mmol/mol. They are Asian descent. Curr

The appropriate next step in management for a patient with type 2 diabetes of Asian descent, an HbA1c of 63 mmol/mol, currently on maximum tolerated ...

3 Sept 2025View Answer
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