Meditcations
Adults
Paediatrics
Common Presentations
Resus
100

The medication used as first-line for anaphylaxis?

A) Salbutamol
B) IM Adrenaline
C) Loratadine

B) IM Adrenaline

100

Which symptom is most typical of a simple migraine?

A) Unilateral headache with nausea
B) Bilateral weakness
C) Dizziness 

A) Unilateral headache with nausea

100

Which mask delivers the highest FiO₂ without positive pressure?
A) Nasal prongs
B) Non-rebreather mask
C) Simple face mask

B) Non-rebreather mask

200

What is the usual concentration of IV adrenaline used during cardiac arrest? Is this a nurse initiated medications?

A) 1:1000, yes
B) 1:10,000, yes
C) 1:1, no

B) 1:10,000, yes
(minijets also available for first rounds)

200

A typical early sign of sepsis in adults is:

A) Bradycardia
B) Tachycardia
C) Hypothermia

B) Tachycardia

200

Which condition is most associated with a barking cough?

A) Asthma
B) Croup
C) Pneumonia

What is the treatment for this type of cough?

A) Prednisolone
B) Dexamethasone
C) Nurofen

B) Croup

B) Dexamethasone

200

A 25-year-old with flank pain and haematuria likely has:

A) Kidney stone
B) Appendicitis
C) Pancreatitis

A) Kidney stone

300

Which drug is used for rapid termination of SVT in stable patients?

A) Adenosine
B) Atropine
C) Amiodarone

A) Adenosine

300

Which ECG change is classic for STEMI?

A) ST elevation
B) U waves
C) Tall, peaked T waves

A) ST elevation

300

A paediatric patient with fever, drooling, and leaning forward may have:

A) Otitis media
B) Epiglottitis
C) Constipation


B) Epiglottitis

300

Which combination strongly suggests DKA?

A) High BGL + low ketones + normal pH
B) High BGL + ketones + metabolic acidosis
C) Low BGL + high ketones + alkalosis

B) High BGL + ketones + metabolic acidosis

400

Which medication is preferred for status epilepticus as first-line?

A) Midazolam
B) Phenytoin
C) Levetiracetam 

A) Midazolam

400

Which acid–base result is most consistent with septic shock?

A) Respiratory alkalosis
B) High lactate with metabolic acidosis
C) Normal lactate and respiratory acidosis

B) High lactate with metabolic acidosis

400

A child with high fever, petechiae, and prolonged cap refill is most concerning for:

A) Viral infection
B) Meningococcal disease
C) Scarlet fever

B) Meningococcal disease

400

In acute pancreatitis, which lab result correlates most with severity?

A) Amylase
B) Lipase
C) Rising lactate and acidosis

C) Rising lactate and acidosis

500

How is Ketamine prepared and what is the final concentration?

A) 200mg/2ml, drawn up with 18mls N/Saline = conc 10mg/ml
B) 200/2ml, drawn up with 8mls N/Saline = conc 20mg/ml
C) 100mcg/ml, drawn up in 8mls N/Saline = conc 10mg/ml

A) 200mg/2ml, drawn up with 18mls N/Saline = conc 20mg/ml

500

In paediatric head injury, which sign strongly suggests raised ICP?

A) Photophobia
B) Cushing’s triad
C) Rhinorrhoea

B) Cushing’s triad


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