20 (1) - 21 AUG 2022 (studied 02 JAN) Flashcards
__-__% of patients diagnosed with UC will require surgery at some point in their lifetime
25-30%
what qSOFA variables can be assessed at bedside?
- AMS
- RR 22+
- SBP <100
all are 1 point
components of the SOFA score
- ratio of arterial PO2 to FiO2
- PLT
- bilirubin
- MAP
- GCS
- Cr
- UOP
in the LE, the _______ artery becomes the most likely artery to remain patent in diabetic patients with vascular disease
peroneal
____ is the best test to characterize blunt carotid injury
CTA
FNH lesions are composed of liver parenchyma and as a result contain ________ cells that are detected in a ___________ test
- Kupffer
- colloid sulfur
the RQ for fat is __; for glucose it is __; and for protein it is __
- fat 0.7
- glucose 1.0
- protein 0.8
which viral infection(s) is/are the most common causes of anal condylomata acuminata?
HPV 6 and 11 (low risk strains)
with choledocholithiasis / gallstone pancreatitis, the risk of recurrence in the 6 weeks after the initial episode of pancreatitis is __%
25%
pCO2 is a marker of:
ventilation
if greater than __% of the spleen remains, no clinically significant loss of function is evident
33%
pancreatic duct dilation is when the main duct is greater than __ mm in diameter
7
the modified Puestow procedure (lateral pancreaticojejunostomy) is performed for what indications?
- pancreatic duct dilation secondary to duct stones or
- strictures 1 to 2 cm away from the papilla
the Frey procedure is performed for obstructions in what part of the pancreas?
within the head
how does the Frey procedure differ from the Puestow?
with Frey, the head of the pancreas is resected, excluding a 1-cm rim of tissue around the duodenal margin
(done when a Whipple cannot be safely performed)
