ABSITE Killer Flashcards

1
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Howship Romberg sign

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Inner thigh pain with internal rotation (obturator hernia)

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Which nerve traverses the inguinal canal and what does it provide sensation to?

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Ilioinguinal nerve; sensation to superomedial thigh and scrotum

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3
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Which nerve runs on the spermatic cord?

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G branch of GF nerve

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4
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What is a spigelian hernia?

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Inferior to linea semicircularis, through lines of semilunaris, deep to external oblique; incarcerates bowel

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5
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Petit’s hernia

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Inferior lumbar triangle (iliac crest, external oblique, lat dorsi)

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Gynfel’ts hernia

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Superior lumbar triangle

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What kind of cells do you see on path for a Krukenberg tumor?

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Signet cells

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What is Meig’s syndrome?

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Pelvic tumor, ascites, hydrothorax

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What is the most common peripheral aneurysm?

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Popliteal aneurysm; 50% bilateral, 1/3 have AAA; risk of emboli and thrombosis

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1 visceral aneurysm

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Splenic; Resect if >2 cm, child bearing or planning pgx, or symptomatic

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AAA rupture risk based on size

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< 5 cm 20% 5 year risk; 5-7 cm 33% 5 year risk, > 7 95% 5 year risk (increased risk with HTN, COPD)

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Bloody diarrhea in the first few days following AAA repair demands…

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Sigmoidoscopy to evaluate for ischemic colon, due to loss of IMA – take to OR if necrosis

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13
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Initial treatment of claudication

A

Smoking cessation, exercise, not SURGERY

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14
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! CN nerve injury with CEA

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Vagus, hoarseness

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15
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FM dysplasia

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Young woman; R renal artery most likely involved; amenable to angioplasty

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Atherosclerosis pathology

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Type I foam cells (lipids in macrophages), II fibrointiimal lesion; smooth muscle proliferation, III disruption exposes collagen/thrombosis

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17
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What are markers for non-seminomatous testicular cancer?

18
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How do you find out of a testicular cancer is cancer?

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Orchiectomy via inguinal incision; never transscrotal

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Are seminomas radio-sensitive?

20
Q

Node + seminoma gets what kind of CTX?

A

Platinum CTX

21
Q

Orchiopexy for cryptoorchidism increases/decreases risk for ca/fertility

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Increases fertility; does not decrease cancer risk

22
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How do you treat testicular torsion?

A

Bilateral orchipexy

23
Q

L gonadal vein drains into L renal vein or IVC

A

L renal vein

24
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How do you diagnose uretheral injury?

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Extra-periotneal bladder injury
With pelvic fx is extra-peritoneal -- foley
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If no pelvic injury, bladder injury is...
Dome rupture; full bladder in MVC needs OR; close in 3 layers, keep foley
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Prostate mets to the bone is...
Osteoblastic
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Staghorn calculus
Proteus
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RCC is a triad of...
Abdominal pain, mass, hematuria (erythrocytosis)
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Neck zones
I below cricoid II cricoid to angle of jaw [most amenable to OR exploration] III jaw to skull
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#1 cause of preventable blunt trauma death
Missed intra-abdominal injury
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Indications for thoracotomy for hemothorax
Instability; >1.5 L initially; >200 cc/hr for 4 hours; incompletely drained despite 2 chest tubes
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What stain in the lab for fat emboli?
Sudan red
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Which side does the diaphragm rupture 8:1 in blunt trauma?
Left
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HF acid burns are treated with...
Topical calcium
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Silvadene risks...
Neutropenia; good activie against Candida, but poor eschar penetratrion
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Silver nitrate causes...
Hypnoatrema and hypochloremia 2/2 leeching of NaCl
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#1 infection in burn patients
Pneumonia
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SCC that develops in a chronic wound
Marjolin's ulcer
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T/F Burn patients initially have drop in CO
True
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GVHD is mediated by _____
T cells