15 - 18 (1) SEP 2022 (studied 12 JAN 2023) Flashcards

1
Q

the principles of fistula surgery include:

A
  • unroofing the fistula
  • eliminating the primary opening (infective source)
  • establishing adequate drainage
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2
Q

for patients with high transsphincteric fistulas, ________ is an appropriate sphincter-preserving procedure

A

ligation of the intersphincteric fistula tract (LIFT)

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3
Q

bilateral ischiorectal abscesses (also known as “horseshoe” abscesses) most commonly arise from the _________ space

A

deep postanal

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4
Q

the classic method for sepsis control of a “horseshoe” abscess involves:

A
  • open posterior drainage of the deep postanal space through the anococcygeal ligament
  • division of the internal sphincter muscle up to the involved anal duct
  • open drainage of the bilateral ischiorectal fossae
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5
Q

the most common complication after hemorrhoidectomy is:

A

urinary retention

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6
Q

how can urinary retention be prevented as a complication from hemorrhoidectomy?

A
  • fluid restriction intraop
  • anterior perineum is not injected with excessive local anesthetic
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7
Q

sacral nerve stimulation for incontinence stimulates what nerve root?

A

S3

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8
Q

the most common location for a typical anal fissure is the:

A

posterior midline

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9
Q

the ________________ artery supplies both superior and inferior parathyroids

A

inferior thyroid

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10
Q

in a large series of 762 retrieval procedures, the most important variable related to requiring advanced techniques for IVC filter removal was a dwell time of __ months or longer

A

7

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11
Q

how to calculate an ABI

A

dividing the systolic blood pressure (SBP) in the injured extremity by the greatest brachial SBP of the upper extremities, regardless of laterality

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12
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ABIs less than ___ in the setting of trauma require further workup with formal or CT angiography, whereas ABIs greater than that can generally be safely observed

A

0.9

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13
Q

___________ is a defect with exposed bowel to the right of the umbilicus

A

gastroschisis

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14
Q

what step differentiates a two-incision orchiopexy from a fowler-stephens?

A

division of the testicular vessels in fowler stephens

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15
Q

creation of a dartos pouch is part of what type of orchiopexy procedure?

A

inguinal

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16
Q

according to the neuraxial guidelines for anticoagulation of the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine (ASRA), __ hours must pass from the time an epidural catheter can be removed before anticoagulation can be restarted

A

6 hours

17
Q

the most common reason for long-term failure of a prosthetic AV access is:

A

intimal hyperplasia at the distal anastomosis

18
Q

a __% level of carboxyhemoglobin produces confusion

A

20%

19
Q

a __% carboxyhemoglobin level is normal for nonsmokers and a __% carboxyhemoglobin level is normal for smokers

A
  • nonsmokers: 5%
  • smokers: 10%
20
Q

at a __% carboxyhemoglobin level, brain death occurs, and patients are not responsive

A

60%