General Surgery Flashcards

1
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Treatment of Inflammatory Breast Cancer

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Neo-adjuvant chemotherapy, surgery, radiation

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2
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Breast cancer size warranting systemic therapy

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1cm

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3
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Evaluation of pathologic discharge

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Mammography/US, ductography

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4
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Treatment of intraductal papilloma

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Duct excision

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5
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Risk factor for duct ectasia

A

Smoking

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6
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Diagnosis and treatment of duct ectasia

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ductogram; duct excision

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7
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Large tumor that distorts breast but does not become fixed

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Cystosarcoma Phyllodes

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8
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Bilateral tenderness related to the menstrual cycle

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Mammary Dysplasia

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9
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Diagnosis of hiatal hernia

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Barium Esophagogram

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10
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Study to assess gastric emptying

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Nuclear Scintigraphy

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11
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Contraindication for Nissen

A

gastroparesis

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12
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Diagnosis of Boerhaave Syndrome

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CT or contrast esophagram

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13
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Preferred diagnostic testing for esophageal tumor

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Endoscopic US

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14
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Treatment of gastric lymphoma

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Eradication of H pylori

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15
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treatment of early post-op SBO

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NG decompression

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16
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Non-operative treatment for SBO

A

Gastrografin challenge

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17
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Medical Prophylaxis of variceal bleeds

A

Beta blocker

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18
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Diagnosis of carcinoid

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24 hour urine 5-HIAA

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19
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Diagnosis of Meckel Diverticulum

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Technetium Scan

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20
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Viral painful abdominal lymphadenopathy common in children that can masquerade as appendicitis

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Mesenteric adenitis

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21
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Treatment of appendiceal abscess

A

antibiotics and CT-guided drainage

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22
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Adult with ascites and mild acute abdomen

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Primary peritonitis

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23
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Treatment of primary peritonitis

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Antibiotics

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24
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Evaluation of colorectal cancer

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CT (screen for metastases), CEA level, surgical excision/staging

25
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Indication for chemotherapy in colorectal cancer

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Stage III or IV disease (FOLFOX: oxaliplatin, leucovorin, 5-FU)

26
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Staging of Rectal Cancer

A

Endoscopic US/MRI

27
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Antibiotics used in Crohn Disease

A

Metronidazole, Ciprofloxacin

28
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Most effective immunosuppressive therapy for Crohn disease (especially anorectal) but can lead to lymphoma

A

infliximab

29
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Antibiotics for uncomplicated diverticulitis

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Amoxicillin/Clavulanate or Metronidazole/Quinolone

30
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Parrot’s beak pattern on AXR

A

Sigmoid volvulus

31
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Treatment of sigmoid volvulus

A

proctosigmoidoscopic exam and rectal tube placement

32
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Indication for rubber band ligation of hemorrhoids

A

prolapse

33
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Indication for hemorrhoidectomy

A

severe pain

34
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Medical treatment for anal fissure

A

topical nitroglycerin or topical nifedipine

35
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Chronic anal fissure treatment

A

Lateral internal sphincterotomy or botulinum toxin

36
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Type of cancer and treatment of anal cancer

A

Squamous cell carcinoma; NIGRO protocol

37
Q

Type of hernia with highest incarceration rate

A

Femoral

38
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When to perform lap chole in patients with gallstone pancreatitis

A

same hospitalization

39
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Charcot’s triad is _____ and suggests diagnosis of _____.

A

RUQ pain, fever, jaundice; Ascending cholangitis

40
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Treatment of ascending cholangitis

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IV antibiotics, fluids, biliary decompression

41
Q

Cancer marker for pancreatic cancer

A

19-9

42
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Evaluation of pancreatic cancer compared to mesenteric vessels

A

Endoscopic US

43
Q

Which pancreatic cyst? no malignant transformation; no mucin/CEA/amylase

A

serous cyst

44
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Which pancreatic cyst? hormone stimulated, may be benign or malignant; positive mucin/CEA

A

mucinous cyst

45
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Which pancreatic cyst? involves main pancreatic duct or side branches, high risk for malignancy; positive mucin/CEA/amylase

A

Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Neoplasm

46
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Contraindications to Whipple

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Invasion of SMA or >90 degrees SMV; distant metastases

47
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Hepatic adenoma size requiring resection

A

5cm

48
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Type of hepatic adenoma with high risk of malignant transformation

A

Beta-catenin

49
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Diagnosis of hepatic adenoma

A

Laparoscopic US/biopsy

50
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Diagnosis of hepatic hemangioma

A

CT/MRI usually; angiography gold standard

51
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Treatment of hepatic hemangioma

A

resection or embolization

52
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Diagnosis of hepatic focal nodular hyperplasia

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Radiolabeled sulfur colloid scintigraphy

53
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Diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma

A

Laparoscopic US/biopsy

54
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Tumor markers for hepatocellular carcinoma

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AFP, ferritin

55
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Diagnosis and treatment of amebic abscess

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Serology, Metronidazole

56
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Diagnosis of pancreatitis

A

Clinical

57
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Timing and treatment of pancreatic abscess

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10 days after episode; drainage

58
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Timing and treatment of pancreatic pseudocyst

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5 weeks; endoscopic/percutaneous drainage if >6cm

59
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Medical management of chronic pancreatitis

A

insulin and pancreatic enzymes