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66 SPECULUM THE AUSTRALIAN PHARMACEUTICAL FORMULARY, 1955 A.P.F. 1955 ENLARGED AND COMPLETELY REVISED EDITION INCORPORATING THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL FEATURES: General Notices (which includes a concise guide to prescribing practice and prescribing conventions.) Monograph Section General Therapeutic Formulae Infants Section Poisons and Antidotes Section Table of B.P. Doses Therapeutic Index AN INDISPENSABLE STANDARD REFERENCE BOOK FOR STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERS per 15'- copy AVAILABLE FROM LEADING MEDICAL BOOKSELLERS AND WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSES PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA College of Pharmacy 360 Swanston Street, Melbourne, C.1. Phones: FJ 5161, 5162,
SPECULUM 67 ANSWERS TO DIAGNOSTIC QUIZ SURGERY 1. He had sustained a fracture of the middle fossa and a fistulous communication between the carotid artery and the cavernous sinus. 2. She had sustained a brachial plexus injury when the arm was brought out at right angles to the table on an arm board, the patient being in the Trendelenberg position and with shoulder rests to restrict scapular rotation. 3. The pentothal had been injected inadvertently into the brachial artery. This is surprisingly easy to do, especially in old people. Gangrene of the hand is a not uncommon sequel. 4. Mediastinal emphysema and tension pneumothorax are infrequent sequelae of thyroidectomy. The latter may cause very urgent symptoms. 5. He had fat embolism from which he fortunately made a spontaneous recovery. 6. He had gout, which had plagued him in the past. It is not very uncommon as a post-operative complication. 7. The tablets were, of course, chloropromazine. She was, however, still jaundiced six weeks later and at this stage we felt constrained to operate. Although there had been no pain, a stone was firmly impacted in the common duct. 8. He had periostitis, which is one of the less frequent sequelae of . typhoid fever during the convalescent period. It usually resolves without suppuration. 9. The story is only too familiar these days. He had an inoperable carcinoma of the left lower lobe bronchus with an area of collapsed lung. 10. He had a liver hydatid, which had become infected and broken through the diaphragm to communicate with the bronchial tree. The grapeskins were daughter cysts. The occupation was totally irrelevant: he spent his boyhood on a farm in the Western District. 11. She had a depressed fracture of the malar bone with damage to the infra-orbital nerve. The diagnosis was masked in the first instance by the swelling. 12. We were far too clever! We plumped for gallstone ileus. It was only when we were preparing the skin on the table that the resident spotted a swelling in the right groin. It was a strangulated femoral hernia all right! 13 He was wearing police uniform. MEDICINE 1. Constrictive pericarditis. 2. Phaeochromocytoma. 3. Nephrotic syndrome due to amyloid disease. 4. Peripheral neuritis due to isoniazid. 5. Patent ductus arteriosus with a reversed shunt due to pulmonary hypertension. 6. Polycystic kidneys. 7. Raised. Reduced or normal. Raised or normal. Reduced. Reduced or normal. 8. Chlorpromazine. 9. Infective hepatitis. 10. Bronchial carcinoma with secondary cerebral deposits and involvement of the cervical sympathetic ganglia. 11. Scurvy. 12. Arsenic poisoning. 13. Pre-eclamptic toxaemia of pregnancy 14. (a) Post partum necrosis of the pituitary. (b) She has spontaneous hypoglycaemia. 15. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. 16. Sub Arachnoid Haemorrhage due to Cerebral Vascular Anomaly. X Sacro-coccygeal teratoma. At a meeting of the Loddon Region Medical Advisory Committee at Bendigo, Country Practitioners were discussing Reserve Equipment to be held at the Base for emergency and replacement use for hospi- . tals in that area. The advisability of having, a sigmoidoscope on the list was debated. Dr. N.T. suggested that the sigmoidoscope be retained!
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