24-28 JUL 2022 (studied 11 DEC) Flashcards

1
Q

when is a second chest tube indicated?

A
  • trapped lung
  • multiloculated empyema
  • hemothorax
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2
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pathophysiology of late dumping

A
  • 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
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3
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hard signs of vascular injury

A
  • absent distal pulses
  • pulsatile / arterial bleed
  • expanding hematoma
  • ischemic limb
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4
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risk of HCV infection after a needlestick

A

1.8%

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5
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normal abdominal pressure is __-__ mm Hg, however obese patients may have abdominal pressures from __-__ mm Hg at baseline

A
  • normal: 5-7 mm Hg
  • obese: 9-15 mm Hg
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6
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grades of abdominal hypertension and their management

A
  • 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)
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7
Q
  • septated hyphae with narrow branching angles

vs

  • nonseptated hyphae with broad, branching angles
A
  • septated: aspergillus
  • nonseptated: mucor
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8
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rectus sheath hematoma classification

A
  • 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
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9
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a ____ titer is strongly correlated with hashimoto thyroiditis

A

TPOAb

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10
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non operative treatment of solid organ injury in children - what period of rest that is recommended?

A

grade of injury + 2 weeks

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11
Q

difference between a panreatic pseudocyst and pancreatic necrosis, radiographically

A
  • pseudocyst: homogenous fluid density
  • necrosis: heterogenous
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12
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what is the preferred approach for an internal sphincterotomy?

A

lateral

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13
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what is the best single place to stimulate with the nerve monitor to confirm a functional vocal cord at the end of surgery?

A

ipsilateral vagus nerve

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14
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management of popliteal aneurysms

A

> 2.0 cm or significant mural thrombus:

  • elective repair
  • surgical bypass with vein
  • endovascular repair but requires 2 cm landing zone proximally and distally
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15
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what finding differentiates between cardiac tamponade and pneumothorax?

A

decreased breath sounds

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16
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total parathyroidectomy with immediate autotransplantation or subtotal parathyroidectomy is performed in cases of:

A

parathyroid hyperplasia, including patients with primary, secondary, and tertiary hyperparathyroidism

17
Q

what is one key pathologic finding that distinguishes lobular carcinomas from ductal carcinomas?

A

lack of epithelial cadherin expression

18
Q

a ____ block delivers anesthetic locally to the distal tip of the finger and is an ideal block for procedures involving the nail

A

wing

19
Q

histology of primary hyperparathyroidism due to an adenoma

A

a focus of chief cells with a rim of compressed normal tissue

less frequently, oxyphil cell is the more predominant type

20
Q

a focus of chief cells with a rim of compressed normal tissue?

A

primary hyperparathyroidism due to an adenoma