24-28 JUL 2022 (studied 11 DEC) Flashcards
when is a second chest tube indicated?
- trapped lung
- multiloculated empyema
- hemothorax
pathophysiology of late dumping
- rapid gastric emptying
- rapid carbohydrate delivery and absorption in proximal intestine
- hyperglycemia
- large insulin response
- large compensatory / rebound hypoglycemia
- hypoglycemia activates adrenal gland
- adrenal gland release catecholamines
- catecholamines result in diaphoresis, tremulousness, lightheadedness, tachycardia, confusion
hard signs of vascular injury
- absent distal pulses
- pulsatile / arterial bleed
- expanding hematoma
- ischemic limb
risk of HCV infection after a needlestick
1.8%
normal abdominal pressure is __-__ mm Hg, however obese patients may have abdominal pressures from __-__ mm Hg at baseline
- normal: 5-7 mm Hg
- obese: 9-15 mm Hg
grades of abdominal hypertension and their management
- grade I: 12-15 mm Hg (medical)
- grade II: 16-20 mm Hg (medical)
- grade III: 21-25 mm Hg (laparotomy)
- grade IV: > 25 mm Hg (laparotomy)
- septated hyphae with narrow branching angles
vs
- nonseptated hyphae with broad, branching angles
- septated: aspergillus
- nonseptated: mucor
rectus sheath hematoma classification
- type I: small and confined within rectus; does NOT cross midline or dissect fascial planes
- type II: confined within rectus however can dissect along transversalis or cross midline
- type II below arcuate line, large, bleeds into prevsical space of retzius and/or hemoperitoneum
a ____ titer is strongly correlated with hashimoto thyroiditis
TPOAb
non operative treatment of solid organ injury in children - what period of rest that is recommended?
grade of injury + 2 weeks
difference between a panreatic pseudocyst and pancreatic necrosis, radiographically
- pseudocyst: homogenous fluid density
- necrosis: heterogenous
what is the preferred approach for an internal sphincterotomy?
lateral
what is the best single place to stimulate with the nerve monitor to confirm a functional vocal cord at the end of surgery?
ipsilateral vagus nerve
management of popliteal aneurysms
> 2.0 cm or significant mural thrombus:
- elective repair
- surgical bypass with vein
- endovascular repair but requires 2 cm landing zone proximally and distally
what finding differentiates between cardiac tamponade and pneumothorax?
decreased breath sounds