Colorectal Flashcards

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Meckel’s diverticulum can be complicated or uncomplicated. What is the treatment for uncomplicated symptomatic diverticulum?

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Diverticulectomy

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The cause of urinary retention s/p hemorrhoidectomy is

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Muscle spasms of the pelvic floor

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Meckel’s diverticulum can be complicated or uncomplicated. What is complicated Meckel’s diverticulum and what is the treatment for it?

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Complicated Meckel’s diverticulum: bleeding, diverticulitis, or wide base
Treatment: segmental resection

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Characteristics that favor a diagnosis of Crohn’s disease over ulcerative colitis include (11)

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Cobblestone appearance, transmural involvement, skip lesions, fistulae, abscesses, creeping fat, granulomas, rectal sparing, fissures, anal involvement, and ulceration

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Is rectal sparing more common in Crohn’s disease or UC?

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Crohn’s

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What should be done when terminal ileitis is identified on performance of lap appy?

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As long as there is no cecal involvement, should proceed with appendectomy

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First line therapy for acute fissures is

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Sitz baths and bran/bulking agents

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If a fissure becomes chronic, in addition to management for acute therapy, management includes? What if medical management fails?

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Topical nitroglycerine or topical diltiazem
–limiting side effects for nitroglycerine are tachyphylaxis and headaches

If medical management fails, lateral internal sphincterotomy is recommended

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