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Index
Gottron papules, 343 gout, 147t
clinical features, 340 management, 340
pathology, 340 gouty tophi, 14 granulomatosis with polyangiitis, 344 Graves disease, 109 Grey Turner sign, 67 Guillain-Barre´ syndrome
clinical features, 299
investigations, 299
management, 299 guttate psoriasis, 348, 348f
H
HAART therapy, 376–378 haemarthrosis, 147, 160 haematemesis, 66
differential diagnosis, 75t
examination, 76, 76f
history, 75–76
investigations, 76–79, 77f
Rockall score, 78t haematological disorders
anaemia, 76, 357–362
bleeding disorders, 370–371
clinical features, 8
disseminated intravascular coagulation,
371–372
haemolytic uraemic syndrome, 374 leukaemia, 362–365 lymphoma, 366–369 multiple myeloma, 365–366 myelodysplastic syndromes, 369 myeloproliferative disease, 369–370 thromboembolic disorders, 372–374,
373t
thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura,
374
haematuria, 96–99
causes, 97t examination, 97–99 history, 97–99 investigation, 98f, 254, 255f
haemochromatosis
classification, 249 investigations, 249–250 management, 250 prevalence, 249
haemoglobin synthesis, 360, 360t haemolysis screen, 92 haemolytic anaemia, 359
autoimmune, 359 clinical features, 359 immune, 359 management, 359 nonimmune, 359
haemolytic uraemic syndrome (HUS),
271, 374
haemophilia A, 370–371
haemophilia B (Christmas disease),
371
haemoptysis, 47
differential diagnosis, 53b examination, 54, 55f history, 53–54 investigations, 54–56
haemorrhage
splinter, 14
subarachnoid, 101, 283 haemostasis, 160 hands, 13–14, 20
clubbing of fingers (see clubbing) HAV. See hepatitis A virus HBV. See hepatitis B virus HCV. See hepatitis C virus HDV. See hepatitis D virus headache, 6, 284–285
atypical facial pain, 285
chronic headache, 102–103
cluster headache, 285
differential diagnosis, 101, 101t
examination, 103–104, 103f
history, 101–103
idiopathic intracranial hypertension,
285
migraine, 102 migraine, 284–285 progressive, 102, 102b recurrent episodic, 102 tension-type headache, 285 trigeminal neuralgia, 285
head impulse test, 143 Heaf test, 218 hearing, altered, 6 heart. See cardiac; cardiovascular heart block, 175, 178 heartburn
causes, 71b examination, 71 history, 71 investigations, 72–73, 72f
heart failure, 180–183
acute, 182 aetiology, 180–181 chronic, 182–183 clinical features, 181 investigations, 181 left-sided, 181 management of, 182–183 right-sided, 181
heart murmurs, 191–192, 194 heart transplantation, 183 heat rash, 154 heaving, 17 Heberden nodes, 14 Helicobacter pylori, 73 hemiplegia, 138t Henoch-Schönlein purpura, 344–345 heparin, 162, 386t
overdose, 385, 386t
hepatic encephalopathy, 245
hepatitis
acute, 246–248 autoimmune, 248
viral, 246–248 hepatitis A virus, 246 hepatitis B virus, 246 hepatitis C virus, 246–247 hepatitis D virus, 247 hepatitis E, 247 hepatobiliary system
biliary tract cancer
cancer of ampulla of vater, 243 cholangiocarcinoma, 242 gallbladder cancer, 242
gallbladder disorders
acute cholecystitis, 242 gallstones and biliary colic, 241–242
liver disorders
abscess, 251 alcoholic liver disease, 248–249
α1-antitrypsin deficiency, 251
Budd–Chiari syndrome, 251–252 chronic liver disease, 244–245 haemochromatosis, 249–250 hepatic tumours, 251 hepatitis, 246–248 nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, 249 primary biliary cholangitis, 250 primary sclerosing cholangitis, 250 Wilson disease, 250–251
pancreatic disorders
acute pancreatitis, 243–244 chronic pancreatitis, 244
pancreatic cancer, 244 hepatocellular screen, 92 hepatomegaly, 22t hepatorenal syndrome (HRS), 271
chronic liver disease, 245 hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia, 163 hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer, 235 hernia, 67 heroin, 385, 387t herpes simplex, 154, 352
and HIV/AIDS, 378, 379t herpes zoster, 154, 155f, 352
and HIV/AIDS, 378, 379t hiatus hernia, 229–230 high-density lipoprotein (LDL), 168 high-dose dexamethasone suppression
test, 328
history taking. See also specific conditions
bedside manner, 1
family history, 2
medical history, 2
medications and allergies, 2
presenting complaint, 1–2
social history, 3, 3f
systems review, 3–8 HIV/AIDS, 375–379
clinical features, 376, 376t
epidemiology and aetiology, 375, 375t
opportunistic infections, 378, 379t
448
Index
HIV/AIDS (Continued)
pathology, 375, 375t prevention, 379 primary HIV infection, 376, 377–378t treatment and prognosis, 376–379, 378f,
379t
hoarseness, 5 Hodgkin disease
aetiology, 367 clinical features, 367, 367f pathology, 367, 367t
treatment and prognosis, 367–368 Holter monitoring, 175 Horner syndrome, 24, 302 hospital acquired (nosocomial)
pneumonia, 210, 212t Huntington disease, 293–294 hydralazine, for heart failure, 182 hydrocephalus, 102 hypercalcaemia, 281
causes of, 281, 281t investigations, 281
treatment of, 281 hyperextensibility, 159 hyperhaemolytic anaemia, 360 hyperkalaemia, 258–259, 262, 278–279
causes of, 278, 278t
EKG changes in, 279, 279f
investigations, 279
management, 279 hyperkeratotic lesions, 156 hyperlipidaemia
and ischaemic heart disease, 168
primary, 314
skin manifestations, 347–348 (see lipid
disorders)
hypernatraemia, 277–278
causes of, 277, 277t hyperosmolar hyperglycaemic state, 313 hyperparathyroidism
aetiology, 318
clinical features, 318
investigations, 318–319
management, 319 hyperprolactinaemia, 322, 322t hypertension, 183–187
clinical features, 184
control in pregnancy, 187
idiopathic intracranial, 167
investigations, 184–185
and ischaemic heart disease, 168
malignant, 187
management, 185–187 hyperthyroidism, 109–110, 316. See also
thyrotoxicosis aetiology, 109 clinical features, 109 investigations, 110 primary, 109 skin manifestations, 347
hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy,
193–194
hypoalbuminaemia, 14t hypocalcaemia, 280–281
causes of, 280, 280t hypoglossal nerve, 28 hypoglycaemia, 311–312 hypokalaemia, 278
causes of, 278, 278t
investigations, 278
management, 278 hyponatraemia, 275–277
diagnostic algorithm, 275, 276f
investigations, 276–277 hypoparathyroidism
aetiology, 317, 318t
clinical features, 317
investigations, 318
management, 318 hypopituitarism
aetiology, 319
clinical features, 319
investigations, 319–320
management, 320 hypothyroidism, 108–109, 316
aetiology, 108
clinical features, 108
investigations, 109
palpitations, 58 hypoventilation syndromes, 224 hypovolaemia, 76
I
iatrogenic hypothyroidism, 108 iatrogenic pneumothorax, 219 IBD. See inflammatory bowel disease
(IBD) IBS. See irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) icterus. See jaundice idiopathic atrophic thyroiditis, 108 idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), 223 IgA nephropathy, 265–266 ileus, 22b illegal drugs, 385, 387t, 388 imaging. See also chest X-ray
abdominal pain, 68 back pain, 147–148 bowel habits, 82–83 cough/haemoptysis, 55 focal neurological deficits, 138–139 glomerular disease, 264 goitre, 108 headache/facial pain, 104 heart failure, 181 hypothyroidism, 109 joint pain, 147–148, 147t pneumonia, 211 proteinuria, 255 stroke, 126 thyroid, 110 urinary symptoms, 96 vertigo, 144 weight loss, 87
immune thrombocytopaenia (ITP), 371 impalpable, 17 impetigo, 155, 355 implantable cardioverter defibrillator, 183 incontinence
urge, 94 urinary, 6
indigestion, 5
causes, 71b examination, 71 history, 71
investigations, 72–73, 72f indurated lesions, 152t infections
cellulitis, 356, 356f
central nervous system
meningitis, 101 impetigo, 355, 355f necrotizing fasciitis, 356 signs of, 119
infectious diseases, 263, 375. See also
specific diseases
HIV/AIDS, 375–379
infective endocarditis, 194–196
clinical features, 194–195 management, 195–196
inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), 340.
See also specific conditions cause, 238 Crohn disease, 240–241 skin manifestations, 347 ulcerative colitis, 239–240
inflammatory markers, 61 infliximab, 240, 337, 338t, 349, 349t insulin, 310, 311f insulinomas, 234 intention tremor, 14 international normalized ratio
(INR), 160
interstitial lung disease (ILD)
aetiology, 222 Aspergillus, 223–224 causes, 222 clinical features, 222 idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, 223 investigations, 222, 222t management, 222 occupational, 223, 223t sarcoidosis, 223
intertrigo, 154 intraaortic balloon counterpulsation, 182 intracerebral haemorrhage, 283–284 intracranial pressure, raised, 102–103b
intracranial tumours, 290 meningitis, 296
intracranial tumours
clinical features, 290 investigations, 290 management, 290 origins, 289–290, 290t primary brain, 289–290 secondary brain, 289–290
449
Index
intraepidermal squamous cell carcinoma,
154
intrinsic liver disease, 159 iodine-deficient hypothyroidism, 108 iron-deficiency anaemia. See anaemia iron replacement, 357 irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), 237 ischaemic colitis, 237 ischaemic heart disease (IHD), 167–168.
See also cardiovascular disease
(CVD) itching. See pruritus itching, skin lesions, 151 ITP. See immune thrombocytopaenia
(ITP) ivabradine, for heart failure, 183
J
janeway lesions, 15 jaundice, 5, 13, 16, 67, 76
biochemical abnormalities in, 92t causes, 89–90 differential diagnosis, 90t examination, 90–91, 90f history, 89 investigations, 91–92, 91f
joint(s)
aspiration, 147 examination, 14 joint position sense, 298 swelling, 8
joint disease. See also musculoskeletal
disorders
differential diagnosis, 148, 148f examination, 146–147, 146t history, 145–146 investigations, 147–148
jugular venous pressure (JVP),
15–16, 58
vs carotid pulsation, 16t
jugular venous waveform, abnormalities
of, 16f
K
Kallmann syndrome, 23 Kartagener syndrome, 224 Kawasaki disease, 345 keratoacanthoma, 354 Kernig sign, 104, 296, 296f ketamine, 385, 387t ketoacidosis, 312–313 kidney
loop of Henle, 93
palpable, 22t, 185f Kimmelstiel–Wilson lesion, 307 Köbner phenomenon, 152t, 353 koilonychia, 13 Kussmaul respiration, 49 kyphoscoliosis, 48
L
lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), 172, 221 Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome, 301 Landouzy-Dejerine syndrome. See
Facioscapulohumeral dystrophy large cell (anaplastic) carcinoma, 213 lateral sclerosis, primary, 301 lead pipe rigidity, 28, 291 left ventricular assist devices, 183 legs. See lower limb lentigines, 153 leuconychia, 13 leucopoenia, 61 leukaemia
acute lymphoblastic, 362–363, 363t acute myeloid, 363–364, 363–364t chronic lymphocytic, 364–365 chronic myeloid, 365
multiple myeloma, 365–366 levodopa (L-DOPA), 292 Lhermitte sign, 294 lichenification, 152t lichen simplex chronicus, 153 Lichtheim disease, 298 lidocaine, 180 limb girdle dystrophy, 300 limbs
lower (see lower limbs)
upper (see upper limbs) lipid disorders. See also individual drugs
aetiology and pathophysiology, 314
investigations, 314
management, 314–315
skin manifestations, 347–348 lipid-lowering drugs, 170 lipid-regulating drugs, 315 lipoatrophy, 308 lip pursing, 49 lisinopril, 182 liver abscess, 251 liver disease, 159, 162
prothrombin time, 78 liver disorders
abscess, 251
alcoholic liver disease, 248–249
α1-antitrypsin deficiency, 251
Budd–Chiari syndrome, 251–252
chronic liver disease, 244–245
haemochromatosis, 249–250
hepatic tumours, 251
hepatitis, 246–248
nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, 249
primary biliary cholangitis, 250
primary sclerosing cholangitis, 250
Wilson disease, 250–251 liver function tests, 160
focal neurological deficits, 138
PUO, 61 liver tumours, 251 localized lymphadenopathy, 130 loin pain, 6
long synacthen test, 328 loss of consciousness, 4
differential diagnosis, 111t examination, 112–114, 113f history, 111–112 investigations, 114–115
risk factors, 112 low-density lipoprotein (LDL), 168 lower gastrointestinal tract
bleeding, 236–237
Clostridium difficile, 236
colorectal disorders, 234–236
inflammatory bowel disease, 238–241
irritable bowel syndrome, 237
ischaemic colitis, 237
microscopic colitis, 237
nonulcer dyspepsia, 237–238
pseudomembranous colitis, 236 lower limbs
coordination, 31
oedema, 23t
power, 31
reflexes, 31
sensation, 31–32
tone, 30
visual survey, 30 lower urinary tract infections, 267 low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH),
213
lumbar plexus, 133–135t lumbar puncture, 104 lumps
anatomical distribution and causes, 130t differential diagnosis, 130–131 examination, 129–130 history, 129–130 investigations, 130
lung cancer
aetiology, 214, 214t clinical features, 214–215 five-year survival rates, 214t investigations, 215 management, 215–216, 216t paraneoplastic syndrome, 215, 215t pathology, 214 TNM staging, 215, 216t treatment strategies for, 216t
types, 213 lung disease, 194 lupus nephritis, 266 Lyme disease, 347 lymphadenopathy, 33–34, 76
abdominal pain, 67 lymph node sites, 34f lymphocytosis, 61 lymphoma, 366–369
Hodgkin disease, 367–368, 367t
myeloma and immunoproliferative
disorder, 366–368, 367t
non-Hodgkin, 367f, 368–369, 368t Lynch syndrome. See hereditary
nonpolyposis colon cancer
450
Index
M
macrophages, 168 macrovascular disease, 307 macule, 152t maculopapular lesions, 156–157 magnesium sulphate, 180 magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 108,
139, 215
Major Jones criteria, 196 malabsorption, 162, 232–234, 233t malar flush, 16 malaria
clinical features, 380–381, 380t diarrhoeal disease, 381–382,
381–382t
epidemiology and aetiology, 379–380,
380t
pathology, 380, 380f, 380t prevention, 381
treatment and prognosis, 381 malaria transmission cycle, 380, 380f malignancy, 160 malignant disease, 347 malignant melanoma, 354–355, 355f malignant tumours, 251 Mallory-Weiss tear, 75t massive blood loss protocol, 12 MDMA, 385, 387t MDS. See myelodysplastic syndromes
(MDS) medical documentation, 37t medical history, 2 medications, 2. See also specific drugs medullary thyroid carcinoma, 110 mefloquine, 381 meglitinides, 310 melaena, 5
differential diagnosis, 75t examination, 76, 76f history, 75–76 investigations, 76–79, 77f
Rockall score, 78t melanocytic naevus (mole), 153 melanoma, 153, 354–355 melasma, 153 membranoproliferative
glomerulonephritis, 266–267 membranous glomerulonephritis, 266 Ménière disease, 142t meningism, 104b, 296 meningitis, 101
causative organisms, 296 cerebrospinal fluid, 297, 297t clinical features, 296 cryptococcal, 378, 379t investigations, 297
management, 297 menstruation, 6 mephedrone, 385, 387t meralgia paraesthetica, 300 mesalazine, 239–240
metabolic/endocrine disorders, 7
andenal disorders, 323–328 autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome,
329
bone disease, 329–334 congenital adrenal hyperplasia, 329 diabetes mellitus (see diabetes mellitus) lipid disorders, 314–315 metabolic syndrome, 313–314 multiple endocrine neoplasia,
328–329
obesity, 313–314 pituitary disorders, 319–323 thyroid disease, 315–319
methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
(MRSA), 382
metoprolol, 170 microbiology tests, 62 micropsia, 284 microscopic colitis, 237 microscopic polyangiitis, 345 microvascular disease
diabetic nephropathy, 307–308 diabetic neuropathy, 308 diabetic retinopathy, 307
migraine, 102. See also headache
syndromes clinical features, 284 general overview, 284 management, 284
miliaria, 154 milrinone, 182 minimal change nephropathy, 266 minoxidil, 187 mitral regurgitation, 175, 189–190
clinical features, 189 management, 190
mitral stenosis, 188–189
clinical features, 188 management, 189
mitral valve prolapse, 190 mitral valvotomy scar, 17 monoamine oxidase B inhibitors, 293 monocytosis, 61 mononeuritis, 308 motor neurone disease, 301 motor weakness, 294 mouth, 16 movement disorders
Huntington disease, 293–294 other movement disorders, 294 parkinsonism, 291–293 Sydenham chorea, 294 tremor (see tremor)
MRSA. See Methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
multiple endocrine neoplasia, 328–329 multiple myeloma, 365–366
aetiology, 365–366 clinical features, 366 pathology, 366 treatment and prognosis, 366
multiple sclerosis
clinical features, 294–295 diagnosis, 295, 295b investigations, 295 management, 295–296 pathogenesis, 294
muscle disorders
muscular dystrophy, 300 myasthenia gravis, 300–301
myotonic dystrophy, 300 musculoskeletal disease, 138t musculoskeletal disorders, 7–8. See also
specific conditions
musculoskeletal examination
assessment of disability, 33
feel, 33
look, 33
move, 33
visual survey, 33 musculoskeletal system
antiphospholipid syndrome, 346
connective tissue disorders, 341–344
crystal arthropathy, 340–341
giant cell arteritis, 346
osteoarthritis, 335–336
polymyalgia rheumatica, 345–346
rheumatoid arthritis, 336–338
spondyloarthropathies, 336–338
vasculitis, 344–345
Mycobacterium
M. avium complex, 378, 379t
M. tuberculosis, 216–218
myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), 162,
369
classification, 369, 369t clinical features, 369 management, 369
myelofibrosis, 370
primary, 370
myeloproliferative disease, 162, 369–370
essential thrombocythaemia, 370 polycythaemia vera, 369–370 primary myelofibrosis, 370
myocardial infarction, 169t, 171b myocardial muscle creatine kinase (CK-
MB), 172
myoclonic seizure, 287–288 myotonia, 14 myotonic dystrophy/myotonia
dystrophica, 300
myotonic pupil, 24 myxoedema coma, 317
N
naevus, 153 nails, 13–14 NASH. See nonalcoholic steatohepatitis
(NASH)
natalizumab, 295–296 National Institute for Health and Care
Excellence (NICE), 170b, 182
451
Index
nausea, 5 nebivolol, 182 neck clinical examinations, 34 necrotizing fasciitis, 356 neoplastic disease, 353–355
basal cell carcinoma, 353–354, 354f, 354t malignant melanoma, 354–355, 355f
squamous cell carcinoma, 354, 354f nephritic syndrome, 263 nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, 323, 323t nephrotic syndrome, 253t, 263 nervous system
clinical signs, 23
cranial nerves, 23–28
symptoms, 6
visual survey, 23–28 neurodegenerative disorder, 287 neuroendocrine tumours. See specific types neurofibromatosis, 347 neuroimaging, 288 neuromuscular examination, 14 neuromuscular junction disorders
clinical features, 300–301
investigations, 301
management, 301 neuropathic ulcers, 157 neutrophilia, 61 NHL. See non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) nicorandil, 170 nifedipine, 170 nitrates, 170 nocturia, 6, 93 nodular lesions, 156 nodule, 152t ‘no known drug allergies’ (NKDA), 2 nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, 249 non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL)
aetiology, 368
clinical features, 368
multifactorial cause, 368
pathology, 368, 368t
treatment and prognosis, 368–369 non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase
inhibitors, 378, 378f
non ST elevation myocardial infarction
(NSTEMI), 172–175
nonsteroidal antiinflammatories
(NSAIDs), 337–338 nonulcer dyspepsia, 237–238 non-vitamin K antagonist oral
anticoagulants, 213 Noonan syndrome, 191, 198 NSAIDs. See nonsteroidal
antiinflammatories (NSAIDs) NSTEMI. See non ST elevation myocardial
infarction (NSTEMI) N-terminal pro-B-type natriuretic peptide,
181
nuclear imaging, 169 nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors,
378, 378f
nystagmus, 143
452
O
OA. See osteoarthritis (OA) obesity, 313–314
and hypertension, 183–187 hypoventilation syndrome, 224 and ischaemic heart disease, 168
obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA)
syndrome, 224 occipital lobe, 290 occupational lung disease, 223, 223t oculomotor nerve, 25–26 oedema, 4. See also swelling
lower limbs, 23, 23t oesophageal cancer, 230 oesophageal disorders
achalasia, 230
Barrett oesophagus, 230
eosinophilic oesophagitis, 230
gastro-oesophageal reflux
disease, 229 hiatus hernia, 229–230 oesophageal cancer, 230 oesophageal motility disorders, 230
oesophageal motility disorders, 230 oesophageal varices, 75t oesophagitis, 75t olfactory nerve, 23 oliguria, 93 omeprazole, 229 Ondine curse, 224 onycholysis, 14 ophthalmoscopy, 24 opiate overdose, 385, 386t opiates, 386t opportunistic infections, 378, 379t opportunistic pneumonia, 210 optic atrophy, 24t optic nerve, 23–25 optic neuritis, 294 oral anticoagulants
treatment, 213 types of, 213
oral hypoglycaemic agents
acarbose, 310 biguanides, 309 dipeptidyl peptidase 4 inhibitors, 310 glucagon-like peptide
1agonists, 310 meglitinides, 310 sulphonylureas, 309–310 thiazolidinediones, 310
oral mucolitics, 209 orthopnoea, 4 orthostatic proteinuria, 253 Osler nodes, 15 Osler-Weber-Rendu disease, 76 osmotic diuresis, 94t osteoarthritis (OA), 147t
clinical features, 335 management, 335–336 pathology, 335, 335f
osteomalacia
aetiology, 332 biochemistry, 332 clinical features, 332 imaging, 332–333
management, 333 osteopenia, 330–331 osteoporosis
aetiology, 330
clinical features, 330
drugs, 330–331
investigations, 330
primary, 330
principles, 330 overflow proteinuria, 254 overnight dexamethasone suppression
test, 328 overriding aorta, 198 oxygen therapy, 204, 204–205t, 208
P
PA. See psoriatic arthritis (PA) Paco2, 201 Paget disease, 331–332
clinical features, 331–332 features, 331, 331f investigations, 332 management, 332
pain
abdominal, 5 bone, 8t chest, 4 epigastric, 122 loin, 6 musc ula r, 7 sensory testing, 30, 31t
thigh, 4 pallor, 12 palmar erythema, 14t palpation, 17
dyspnoea, 50 palpitations, 4, 178
causes, 57–58
consequences of, 58b
differential diagnosis, 57, 57f
examination, 58, 59f
history, 57
investigations, 58–59 PAN. See polyarteritis nodosa (PAN) Pancoast symptoms, 18 pancreatic cancer, 244 pancreatic disorders
acute pancreatitis, 243–244
chronic pancreatitis, 244
pancreatic cancer, 244 papillary thyroid carcinoma, 110 papilloedema, 24t papular lesions, 156 papule, 152t paracetamol overdose, 385, 386t, 388 paraneoplastic syndrome, 215, 215t
Index
parathyroid disease
hyperparathyroidism, 318–319
hypoparathyroidism, 317–318 parietal lobe, 290 parkinsonism, 138t
clinical features, 291–292
differential diagnosis, 291, 291t
management, 292–293
typical posture in, 291, 292f Parkinson disease, 291 paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnoea, 4 paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria,
372, 373t
paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia,
177
past medical history, 2 patch, 152t patent ductus arteriosus (PDA), 197 patients, visual assessment, 12–13 PBC. See primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR), 203 pemphigus, 156 pemphigus vulgaris, 353 penile discharge, 6 peptic ulcer disease, 75t percussion, 50 percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI),
46, 170
pericardial effusion, 192–193 pericarditis, 192–193
clinical features, 192–193 constrictive, 193 management, 193
myocardial infarction and, 175 perilymphatic fistula, 142, 142t perindopril, 182 peripheral nervous system disorder
entrapment/compression neuropathies,
299–300
Guillain-Barré syndrome, 299 peripheral neuropathy, 299–300
peripheral neuropathy, 299 peritonism, 66, 67t pernicious anaemia, 357 persistent idiopathic facial pain. See
atypical facial pain
petechiae, 152t petechial lesions, 157 Peutz–Jeghers syndrome, 76, 235 phaeochromocytoma
clinical features, 327 cortisol deficiency, 328 cortisol excess tests, 328 hypothalamus-pituitary- andrenal axis,
324f, 327–328
investigations, 327 management, 327 pituitary function tests, 328
pharyngoscopy, 55 Philadelphia chromosome, 365 photodermatoses, 156 Pickwickian syndrome, 224
pigmentation, 13 pigmented lesions, 153 pioglitazone, 310 pituitary apoplexy, 319 pituitary disorders
acromegaly, 320–322 diabetes insipidus, 94t, 323 hypopituitarism, 319–320 prolactin disorders, 322–323
tumours, 320 pituitary function tests, 328 pituitary tumours
clinical features, 320
investigations, 320
management, 320
pityriasis versicolor, 154, 154f plaque, 152t plaque psoriasis, 348, 348f plasma viscosity, 366 Plasmodium spp., 380–381, 380–381t platelet
abnormalities, 159, 162
count, 162
dysfunction, 162
function tests, 161 platelet function analyser (PFA), 161 pleural effusion, 221–222
aetiology, 221
clinical features, 221
investigations, 221–222
management, 222 pleural fluid aspiration, 221–222 pleural tap, 211 pleuritic chest pain, 43 PMR. See polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) Pneumocystis jirovecii, 378, 379t pneumonia, 209–211
aetiology, 210
aspiration, 210
atypical, 210
clinical features, 210
community-acquired (CAP), 210
hospital acquired (nosocomial), 210
investigations, 210–211
management, 211, 212t
opportunistic, 210
severity, 211
typical, 210 pneumothorax
catamenial, 219
clinical features, 219
iatrogenic, 219
management, 219–221, 220f
primary spontaneous, 219
secondary spontaneous, 219
spontaneous, 219
tension, 219
traumatic, 219 polyarteritis nodosa, 345 polyarthritis, 196 polycythaemia vera, 369–370
polydipsia, 93, 95
investigations, 96, 96b psychogenic, 94t
polymyalgia rheumatica
(PMR), 345–346
polymyositis
clinical features, 343 management, 343 pathology, 343
polyuria, 93, 95
differential diagnosis, 94t
investigations, 96 pompholyx, 154 porphyria cutanea tarda, 156 positive tuberculin testing, 218 postherpetic neuralgia, 102 poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis, 267 potassium channel activators, 170 praecordium, 17 prasugrel, 173 pregnancy
and epilepsy, 289
hypertension control, 187 presenting complaint, 1–2 pretibial myxoedema, 109 primary biliary cholangitis, 250 primary hyperaldosteronism. See Conn
syndrome primary hyperlipidaemia, 314 primary hyperthyroidism, 109 primary lateral sclerosis, 301 primary myelofibrosis, 370 primary osteoporosis, 330 primary sclerosing cholangitis, 250 primary spontaneous pneumothorax, 219 primary thyroid lymphoma, 110 procyclidine, 293 progressive bulbar palsy, 301 progressive muscular atrophy, 301 prolactin disorders
aetiology, 322, 322t clinical features, 322–323 investigations, 323
management, 323 propranolol, 317 prostate-specific antigen (PSA), 270 prostatic carcinoma, 270 protein-to-creatinine ratio (PCR), 253–254 proteinuria, 99
benign, 253
blood tests, 254–255
clinical features, 254
definition, 253
differential diagnosis, 254
histological diagnosis, 255–256
investigations, 254–256, 255f
levels, 253, 253t
overflow, 254
pathological, 253–254, 253t
protein-to-creatinine ratio/albumin-to-
creatinine ratio, 254
urine, 254
453
Index
prothrombin time (PT), 160
liver disease, 78 proximal myopathy, 138t pruritus, 3, 4t, 8 pseudobulbar palsy, 302 pseudogout, 341 pseudomembranous colitis, 236
Pseudomonas spp., 382
P. aeruginosa, 210
pseudoxanthoma elasticum, 159 psoriasis, 153, 348–349
clinical features, 348
management, 349, 349t psoriatic arthritis (PA), 339–340 psychiatric abnormalities, 295 pulmonary embolism, 46b, 212–213
clinical features, 212, 212t
investigations, 212–213
management, 213
risk factors, 212 pulmonary fibrosis, 18, 19t
clinical findings, 48, 48t pulmonary oedema, 259 pulmonary rehabilitation, 208 pulmonary stenosis, 198 pulmonary tuberculosis, 217 pulmonary valve lesions, 191–192 pulse, 18
abdominal pain, 66, 67f pulse pressure, 15 pulsus paradoxus, 15 PUO. See pyrexia of unknown origin
(PUO) purpura, 152t purpuric lesions, 157 pustular lesions, 155 pustule, 152t, 155 pyoderma gangrenosum, 347 pyrazinamide, 218 pyrexia, 67 pyrexia of unknown origin (PUO)
causes, 63t definition, 61 differential diagnosis, 62 examination, 61, 62f history, 61 investigations, 61–62
pyuria, 94
Q
‘question mark’ posture, 338 Quincke sign, 14–15, 191
R
RA. See rheumatoid arthritis (RA) rachitic rosary, 332 radial nerve palsy, 300 radial pulse, 15 radical prostatectomy, 270 radioiodine, 317
radionuclide imaging, 108 radiotherapy, 368
acromegaly, 322 colorectal cancer, 235–236 intracerebral tumours, 290 lung cancer, 215–216 oesophageal cancer, 230
testicular cancer, 270 raloxifene, 330 ramipril, 182 ranitidine, 229 rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, 265 rasagiline, 293 rashes, 8, 151. See also skin lesions
intertrigo, 154
miliaria, 154
red and scaly, 153f Raynaud phenomenon, 342 reactive arthritis
clinical features, 339
management, 339
pathology, 339 rectal bleeding, 5, 5b, 66 recurrent cholecystitis, 242 reflexes, 30, 30f Refsum disease, 24 relative afferent pupillary defect (RAPD),
24
renal biopsy
acute kidney injury, 258
glomerular disease, 264 renal calculi
clinical features, 268–269
factors, 268
management, 269 renal cell carcinoma, 269 renal Doppler scan, 258 renal osteodystrophy, 261, 333–334 renal replacement therapies, 259 renal ultrasound, 264 reperfusion, 175 resistant gram-negative bacteria,
382
respiratory disease, 4–5 respiratory failure
type I, 201–202 type II, 202–203
respiratory system
acute respiratory distress syndrome,
224–225
Aspergillus spp., 223–224 asthma, 203 auscultation, 20 blood pressure, 18 bronchiectasis, 209 clinical examination, 17–20 COPD, 206–209 cystic fibrosis, 225–226 expansion, 18–20 face and mouth, 18 hands, 18 hypoventilation syndromes, 224
respiratory system (Continued)
inspection, 18 interstitial lung disease, 222–224 jugular venous pressure, 18 lung cancer, 213–216 occupational lung disease, 223, 223t percussion, 20 pleural effusion, 221–222 pneumonia, 209–211 pneumothorax, 219–221 position, 18 pulmonary embolism, 212–213 pulse, 18 sarcoidosis, 223 sleep-related disorders, 224 tactile fremitus, 20 thorax, 18–20 trachea, 18, 18t tuberculosis, 216–218 visual survey, 17–18
vocal fremitus, 20 resting tremor, 14 restrictive/infiltrative cardiomyopathy, 194 retinopathy, 24, 25t, 307–308 revascularization, 170–171 rheumatic fever, 196
Major Jones criteria, 196
management, 196
skin manifestations, 347 rheumatoid arthritis (RA), 147t
clinical features, 336–337, 336f, 337t
anaemia, 337t extraarticular features, 337t
finger and hand abnormalities, 336f investigations, 336 management, 337–338, 338t
DMARDs, 337–338, 338t
NSAIDs, 337–338
steroids, 337–338
surgery, 337–338 pathology, 336
rickets, 332 rifampicin, 218 riluzole, 301 risedronate, 332 rivaroxaban, 173 Rockall score, 78, 78t Romberg test, 143
S
salbutamol, 204, 204–205t sarcoidosis, 222t, 223, 347
skin manifestations, 347
scabies, 155, 155f scale, 152t scaly lesions, 153–154 sc ar, 152t sclerodactyly, 14 sclerosing cholangitis, primary, 250 seborrhoeic dermatitis, 153, 153f, 350f, 350t seborrhoeic keratosis, 153, 153f, 352
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secondary hyperlipidaemia, 314 secondary hyperthyroidism, 109 secondary osteoporosis, 330 secondary spontaneous pneumothorax, 219 second-degree heart block, 178 seizures. See epilepsy; and specific
conditions selegiline, 293 sensory symptoms, 294 sepsis, 225, 296 serology. See also specific conditions
PUO, 61 sex, and ischaemic heart disease, 167 sexually transmitted infections (STIs), 272
Chlamydia trachomatis, 272
gonorrhoea, 272
syphilis, 272–273 shingles, 154. See also herpes zoster short synacthen test, 328 SIADH. See syndrome of inappropriate
secretion of antidiuretic hormone (SIADH)
sickle cell anaemia, 359–360
clinical features, 359–360
management, 360 sick sinus syndrome, 178 sideroblastic anaemia, 369, 369t sigmoidoscopy, 82 simvastatin, 315 sinus bradycardia, 58b, 175, 178 sinus tachycardia, 58b, 175 Sjögren syndrome, 343–344 skeletal deformities, 17 skin diseases, 8, 151b
bullous pemphigoid, 353
eczema/dermatitis, 349–351
erythema multiforme, 353
erythema nodosum, 353
herpes simplex, 352
psoriasis, 348–349
pyoderma gangrenosum, 353
Stevens-Johnson syndrome, 353
systemic disease-related, 347–348
toxic epidermal necrolysis, 353
vitiligo, 353 skin lesions
bullous, 156
candidiasis, 157
cellulitis, 157
erysipelas, 157
examination, 151–152
figurate erythema, 155–156
history, 151
investigations, 152–153
maculopapular, 156–157
papular and nodular, 156
petechial and purpuric, 157
photodermatoses, 156
pigmented, 153
sc aly, 153–154
staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome, 157
Stevens-Johnson syndrome, 157
skin lesions (Continued)
toxic epidermal necrolysis, 157 ulcerated, 157 vesicular, 154–155 weepy/pustular, 155
SLE. See systemic lupus erythematosus
(SLE) sleep pattern, 3 sleep-related disorders, 224 small bowel disorders
bacterial overgrowth, 233 coeliac disease, 233 malabsorption, 232–234, 233t neuroendocrine tumours of
bowel, 234
tropical sprue, 233
Whipple disease, 234 small cell (oat cell) carcinoma, 213 smell, altered, 6 smoking
and COPD, 206, 208
and ischaemic heart disease, 168
lung cancer, 214, 214t social history, 3, 3f SOCRATES mnemonic, 66 sodium homeostasis, 275 somatic neuropathies, 308 spastic paraplegia, 138t speech disturbance, 6, 7t spherocytosis, hereditary, 359 spinal cord disorders
compression, 298, 298t
infections, 298
nerve root lesions, 298
subacute combined degeneration,
298–299
syringomyelia/syringobulbia, 299 splenectomy, 358 splenomegaly, 131 splinter haemorrhages, 14–15 spondyloarthropathies
ankylosing spondylitis, 338–339
enteropathic arthritis, 340
psoriatic arthritis, 339–340
reactive arthritis, 339 spontaneous pneumothorax, 219
primary, 219 spot diagnoses, 13, 13t sputum, 4, 47, 50b
cytology, 215 squamous cell carcinoma, 154, 213, 354 stable angina, 170b staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome, 157 Staphylococcus aureus, methicillin-
resistant, 382 statins, 170, 173–174, 315 status epilepticus, 289 ST elevation myocardial infarction
(STEMI), 171–172 STEMI. See ST-elevation myocardial
infarction (STEMI) sternotomy scar, 17
steroids
asthma, 204–206t COPD, 209 psoriasis, 349
rheumatoid arthritis, 337–338 Stevens-Johnson syndrome, 157, 353 stiffness, 8 Stokes-Adams attacks, 58, 112 stools, appearance of, 5 streptococcal infection, 196 Streptococcus pneumoniae, 296 stress incontinence, 94 stridor, 47–48 stroke, 283
Bamford classification, 124–125t
blood pressure control, 127b
causes and pathophysiology, 122
complications, 125t
differential diagnosis, 122b
examination, 123–125, 124f
history, 122–123
incidence, 121
investigations, 125–126
management, 126–127
prevention, 127
risk factors, 121b
symptoms and signs, 123f
types, 121t strontium ranelate, 330 subacute thyroiditis, 110 subarachnoid haemorrhage, 101, 283 subcutaneous nodules, 152, 196 subdural haematoma, 102, 283–284, 284f subtotal thyroidectomy, 317 sudden unexpected death in epilepsy
(SUDEP), 289 suicide risk, 385, 385b sulphonylureas, 309–310 supraventricular arrhythmias, 175
antiarrhythmic drugs, 179–180
surgery
diabetic patients, 310–311 Paget disease, 332 rheumatoid arthritis, 337–338
splenectomy, 358 sweats, 3 swelling
abdominal, 6
ankle, 4
calf, 4
glandular, 8
joints, 8 Sydenham chorea, 196, 294 syncope, 4, 112. See also loss of consciousness
causes, 111t syndrome of inappropriate secretion of
antidiuretic hormone (SIADH),
275, 276f, 277
causes of, 276–277, 276t syphilis, 157, 272–273 syringobulbia. See syringomyelia syringomyelia, 299
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systemic disease-related. See specific
conditions
systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE),
341–342
clinical features, 341, 341t investigations, 341 pathology, 341, 341t treatment, 341–342
systemic sclerosis
clinical features, 342, 342f, 343t management, 342 pathology, 342
systems review, 3–8
cardiovascular symptoms, 4 gastrointestinal disease, 5–6 general symptoms, 3 genitourinary systems, 6 haematological symptoms, 8 metabolic and endocrine symptoms, 7 musculoskeletal symptoms, 7–8 neurological symptoms, 6 respiratory symptoms, 4–5 skin symptoms, 8
T
tapping, 17 tazarotene, 349, 349t teichopsias, 284 temperature, sensory testing, 30, 31t temporal arteritis, 102, 104b temporal lobe, 290 tendons, 14 tenesmus, 5 tension pneumothorax, 219 tension-type headache, 102–103, 285 testicular cancer, 270 tetralogy of Fallot, 198–199 thalassaemia, 360–362
characteristics of, 360, 361t clinical features, 360, 361t management, 362 normal haemoglobin synthesis, 360,
360t
theophylline, 205, 206t thiazide diuretics, 186–187 thiazolidinediones, 310 thigh pain, 4 thiopurine methyltransferase (TPMT),
239–240
third-degree heart block, 178 thrombin time (TT), 160 thrombocytopenia, 157, 162 thromboembolic disorders
aetiology, 372, 373t clinical features, 372–373, 373t haemolytic uraemic syndrome, 374 pathology, 372 risk factors, 372, 373t thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura,
374
treatment and prognosis, 373–374
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thrombolysis, 127 thrombotic microangiopathies, 271–272 thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura,
374
thrusting, 17 thyroid
enlargement, 34t malignancy, 110 status, 35t
thyroid disease, 108–110
emergencies, 317
myxoedema coma, 317
thyrotoxic crisis, 317 hormone production control, 315, 316f hyperthyroidism, 316 hypothyroidism, 316 management, 316–317
antithyroid drugs, 316–317
radioiodine, 317
subtotal thyroidectomy, 317 parathyroid disease, 317–319
thyroid lymphoma, primary, 110 thyroid storm. See thyrotoxic crisis thyrotoxic crisis, 317 thyrotoxicosis, 109, 316. See also
hyperthyroidism
palpitations, 58
ticagrelor, 173 tinea, 153–154, 154f tinnitus, 6 TNM classification, lung
cancer, 215, 216t Todd paresis, 287 tonic-clonic seizures, 287 torsades de pointes, 177–178 total afferent pupillary defect, 24 toxic epidermal necrolysis, 157, 353 toxoplasmosis, 378, 379t transient ischaemic attacks. See stroke transient ischaemic attacks (TIAs), 283.
See also stroke
ABCD2 score for, 121t causes and pathophysiology, 122
incidence, 121 transitional cell carcinoma, 269–270 transplantation, heart, 183 transthoracic echocardiogram, 169 Traube sign, 191 traumatic pneumothorax, 219 tremor, 28t
causes, 293, 293t
cerebellar, 293
essential, 293
Parkinson disease, 291 Treponema pallidum, 272–273 tricuspid regurgitation, 191 tricyclic antidepressants, 386t
overdose, 385, 386t trigeminal nerve (V), 26, 26t
shingles, 102 trigeminal neuralgia, 102, 285 Troisier sign, 76
tropical sprue, 233 troponin, 172 tuberculosis (TB), 216–218
clinical features, 217–218 diagnostic tests, 218 extrapulmonary, 217–218 investigations, 218 management, 218 notification, 217t pathogenesis, 217 pulmonary, 217–218 systemic, 217
tumours. See also specific tumours
skin, 354–355
skin manifestations, 347 tunnel vision, 23, 24t two-point discrimination, sensory testing,
30, 31t
type I respiratory failure
causes, 201
management, 201–202 type II respiratory failure
causes, 202
management, 202–203
U
ulcer, 152t ulcerated lesions, 157 ulcerative colitis
clinical features, 239
drug therapy, 239–240
investigations, 239
management, 239–240
prognosis, 240
surgical intervention, 240
Truelove and Witts classification, 239t ultrasound
pleural effusion, 221
primary biliary cholangitis, 250 upper gastrointestinal tract, 229–234
gastroduodenal disorders, 230–232
oesophageal disorders, 229–230
small bowel disorders, 232–234 upper limbs
coordination, 29–30
muscle group movement, 29f
power, 29
reflexes, 30, 30f
sensation, 30
tone, 28
visual survey, 28 upper urinary tract infections, 267 urge incontinence, 94 urinalysis, 96 urinary symptoms
examination, 95–96, 95f
frequency, 6, 93
hesitancy, 6, 93
history, 94–95
incontinence, 6, 93
investigations, 96
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urinary tract infections (UTIs)
clinical features, 267–268 investigations, 267–268 lower urinary tract, 267 management, 268 upper urinary tract, 267
urinary tract malignancies
prostatic carcinoma, 270 testicular cancer, 270 transitional cell carcinoma, 269–270
urine
acute kidney injury, 257–258 appearance of, 6 glomerular disease, 264 proteinuria, 254 tests, 96
urticaria, 155
V
vaccines
influenza, 209
tuberculosis, 218 vaginal discharge, 6 vagus nerve, 28 valsalva manoeuvre, 177 valvular heart disease, 187–192
aortic regurgitation, 190–191
aortic stenosis, 190
mitral regurgitation, 189–190
mitral stenosis, 188–189
mitral valve prolapse, 190
pulmonary valve lesions, 191–192
tricuspid regurgitation, 191 vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE),
382
varicella. See herpes zoster varices, 245 vasculitis
Behçet disease, 345 classification, 344–345, 344t eosinophilic granulomatosis with
polyangiitis, 344
granulomatosis with polyangiitis, 344 Henoch-Schönlein purpura, 344–345 Kawasaki disease, 345 microscopic polyangiitis, 345 polyarteritis nodosa, 345
vasodilators, 187
vasopressin. See antidiuretic hormone
(ADH)
Venereal Disease Reference Laboratory
(VDRL) test, 272–273
venous thrombosis. See thromboembolic
disorders
ventricular arrhythmias, 175
antiarrhythmic drugs, 180 ventricular fibrillation (VF), 175, 178 ventricular hypertrophy, 184, 190,
193–194, 197–198
ventricular septal defect (VSD), 197 ventricular tachycardia, 177–178 verapamil, 173–174
for supraventricular arrhythmias,
179–180
vertebrobasilar insufficiency, 142t vertigo, 6
aural symptoms, 143 characteristic features, 142t differential diagnosis, 141, 141t examination, 143–144, 144f history, 142–143 indications, 144b investigations, 144 neurological symptoms, 143 onset, 142
pattern, 142–143 vesicle, 152t, 154–155 vesicular lesions, 154–155 vessel wall abnormalities, 159, 163 vestibular disease, 27 vestibular neuronitis, 142t vestibulocochlear nerve, 27 VIPomas, 234 viral hepatitis, 247 Virchow node, 76 visual acuity, 23 visual disturbance, 6 visual survey, clinical examination
cyanosis, 12
fluid status, 13
jaundice, 13
pallor, 12
patient position, 12
pigmentation, 13 vitamin B12, 357 vitamin D, 329, 329f
deficiency (see osteomalacia)
vitamin K deficiency, 162 vitiligo, 353 vocal fremitus, 50 vomiting, 5, 66 von Willebrand disease (vWD), 161, 371 Von Willebrand factor, 159 VRE. See vancomycin-resistant enterococci
(VRE)
vWD. See von Willebrand disease (vWD)
W
warfarin, 386t
overdose1, 2 (see coumarins) water hammer, 191 weakness, 7–8
limb, 6 weepy/pustular lesions, 155 weight change, 3 weight loss
differential diagnosis, 85, 85t
examination, 86, 87f
history, 86
investigations, 86–87 Wells score algorithm, 373, 373t Wernicke encephalopathy/Korsakoff
psychosis, 390–391 wheal, 152t wheeze, 4, 48, 50 Whipple disease, 234 white-coat hypertension, 185 Wilson disease, 250–251 Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, 59, 177 writing in the medical notes, 37–40
X
xanthelasmata, 16 xanthomata, 14–15
Y
yellow nails, 14
Z
zidovudine, 378, 378f zoledronic acid, 332
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