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A 50 year old man presents with hypoglycaemia You decide to give him intramuscular glucagon Which organ is most affected by this treatment to increase blood sugar levels?

• A.Pancreas
• B.Liver
• C.Kidney
• D.Adrenal
• E.Ileum

A 70 year old woman presents to the ED with symptoms and signs suggestive of sepsis Her BP is 80/40 You think her low BP is because of a drop in the systemic vascular resistance Which type of blood vessels are most likely implicated in causing her hypotension?

• A.Veins
• B.Venules
• C.Capillaries
• D.Arteries
• E.Arterioles

A 68 year old man with a history of Addison's disease presents having recently been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection He is hypotensive, tachycardic and clammy His biochemistry shows hyponatraemia and hyperkalemia.
Which hormone imbalance best explains his biochemical abnormalities?

• A.Glucocorticoid deficiency
• B.Cortisol deficiency
• C.Adrenocorticotropic hormone excess
• D.Mineralocorticoid deficiency
• E.Beta lipotropin excess

A father brings his febrile eight week old child to the ED. He tells you that the child's vaccinations are fully up to date. Which of the following vaccines has the child not yet received'?

• A.Polio
• B.Diptheria
• C.Pertussis
• D.Meningococcal
• E.Haemophilus influenzae B

A 45 year old man with type II diabetes presents after a hypoglycaemic episode He has a history of diabetic eye disease He asks your advice about diabetes and driving.
Which situation is most likely to allow him to continue driving according to the DVLA?

• A.An episode of severe hypoglycaemia while driving
• B.Having more than one episode of severe hypoglycaemia in 12 months
• C.Having type II diabetes treated with oral medications
• D.Development of impaired awareness of hypoglycaemia
• E.Needing laser treatment to both eyes