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GI Surgery Flashcards

1
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pre hepatic, hepatic and post hepatic blood values

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LEARN THEM BETH FGS

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2
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GETSMASHED

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Gallstones
Ethanol
Trauma
Steroids
Malignancy / Mumps
Autoimmune
Scorpion bite
Hypothermia, Hypercalcaemia, Hypergluceride
ERCP
Drugs

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3
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severe epigastric pain, vomiting and fever

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acute pancreatitis

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4
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cullen and grey turners signs

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in pancreatitis
cullen: periumbilical discoloration
grey turner: flank discolouration

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5
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immediate management for pancreatitis

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CT
fluid resus

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6
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what do you measure in a late presentation of pancreatitis

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lipase

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7
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what do you measure for the exocrine function in pancreatitis

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faecal elastase

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8
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acute respiratory distress syndrome and pseudocyst are complications of what

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pancreatitis

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9
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score to measure the severity of pancreatitis

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modified glasgow score

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10
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drugs which can cause pancreatitis

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azathioprine, mesalasine, thiazides, furosemide, sodium valproate

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11
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what marker does sodium valproate increase

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amylase

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12
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painless jaundice and a palpable gallbladder

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pancreatic cancer
couvrosiers law

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13
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double duct sign

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pancreatic cancer

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14
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LFT picture in pancreatic cancer

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cholestatic

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15
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management of pancreatic cancer if it is obstructing

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biliary stenting

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16
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obstructive picture with RUQ pain and history of biliary colic and cholecystitis

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gallstones

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17
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management of asymptomatic gallstones

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reassure

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18
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scan for gallstones

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USS

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19
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2 symptoms of raised bilirubin

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jaundice and itch

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20
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gallstones in sickle cell

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pigmented

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21
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stones compress the bile duct causing jaundice

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mirizzi syndrome

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22
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intermittent RUQ pain after eating and nausea

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biliary colic

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23
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stool and urine in obstructive picture

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pale stool and dark urine

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24
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LFTs in biliary colic

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normal

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25
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management of biliary colic

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elective laparoscopic cholecystectomy

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26
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4 F’s for biliary colic

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female
fat
fourty
fair

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27
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patient presents with similar sx to biliary colic but are systemically unwell with RUQ pain which radiates to back/shoulder

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acute cholecystitis

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28
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murphys sign

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palpation of RUQ causes inspiratory arrest

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29
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management of acute cholecysitits

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IV ABx and laparoscopic cholecystectomy in 1w

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30
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charcots triad in cholangitis

(how do you make it reynoulds pentad)

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RUQ pain
fever
jaundice (obstructive)

+ hypotension + confusion

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31
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pathophysiology of cholangitis

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infection of the bile duct secondary to gallstones or stagnant bile

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32
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organism commonly causing cholangitis

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e. coli

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33
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how do you relieve the obstruction in cholangitis

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ERCP

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34
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3 M’s in primary biliary cholangitis

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IgM
anti Mitochondrial antibody
Middle aged female

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35
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management of primary biliary cholangitis

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ursodeoxycholic acid

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36
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marker in primary sclerosing cholangitis

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p ANCA

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37
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management of primary sclerosing cholangitis

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MRCP

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38
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complication of primary sclerosing cholangitis

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cholangiocarcinoma

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39
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RUQ mass, abdominal pain, distention, jaundice and vomiting with persistent biliary colic and obstruction
associated with anorexia and weight loss

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cholangiocarcinoma

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40
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tumour marker in cholangiocarcinoma

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CA199

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41
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small bowel obstruction due to gallstone causing pain, abdo distention and vomiting
what does the xray show

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gallstone ileus
axr: air in biliary tree

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42
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what can LT TPN cause

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painless non obstructive jaundice due to hepatic dysfunction

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43
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isolated rise in bilirubin due to physiological stress

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gilberts

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44
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how to differentiate between gilberts and haemolysis

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FBC

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45
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complication of laparoscopic surgery causing a gingko leaf

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SC emphysema

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46
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management of bile acid malabsorption

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cholestyramine

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47
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surgery if BMI above 50

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bariatric surgery

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48
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colicky LLQ pain and diarrhoea with fever and bleeding

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diverticulitis

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49
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most common site of diverticulitis

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sigmoid colon

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50
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scan for diverticulitis

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CT

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51
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vaginal faeces in diverticulitis

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fistula

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52
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general and acute management of diverticulitis

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general: increase fibre
acute: ABx (PO then IV cef/met)

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53
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bright red rectal bleeding post defecation at 3,7 and 11 clock with a history of straining

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haemorrhoids

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54
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2 classes of haemorrhoids and grading

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internal (1-4)
external

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55
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management of haemorrhoids

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  1. conservative
  2. rubber band ligation
  3. removal
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56
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anorectal pain and tender purple lump

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thrombosed haemorrhoid

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57
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management of thrombosed haemorrhoid

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ice packs and soften stools

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58
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painful rectal bleeding post defecation (often posterior)

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anal fissure

59
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management of a lateral anal fissure

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2ww

60
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management of acute anal fissure

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soften stool, fibre and analgesia

61
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management of non-responsive anal fissure

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sphincterotomy

62
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3 causes of proctitis

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c diff
crohns
uc

63
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imaging and management of megacolon in UC

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AXR
colectomy

64
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management of severe rectal crohns

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proctectomy

65
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management of perianal abscess in crohns

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incision and drainage

66
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2 organisms that cause ano-rectal abscess

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e. coli
s. aureus

67
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imaging for anal fistula

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MRI

68
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2 RF for rectal prolapse

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childbirth
intussuception

69
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cause of pruritis ani

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threadworm

70
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chronic straining causing mucosal thickening

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rectal ulcer

71
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histology of rectal cancer

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adenocardinoma

72
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presentation of rectal cancer

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bright red blood, altered bowel habit and tenesmus

73
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histology of anal carcinoma

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squamous cell

74
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RF for anal cancer

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HPV

75
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staging for colorectal cancer

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Dukes
A (mucosa)
B (bowel wall)
C (lymph nodes)
D (distant mets)

76
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tumour marker for colorectal cancer

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CEA

77
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anastamosis in right and left hemicolectomy and anterior resection

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right: ilio-colic
left: colo-colon
anterior resection: colorectal

78
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which cancer would you do a right/left hemicolectomy and anterior resection for

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right/left: transverse colon
anterior resection: sigmoid/rectum

79
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anterior resection with formation of an end colostomy is referred to as what

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hartmanns

80
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portal htn and lower GI bleed

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rectal varices

81
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difference between an ileostomy and colonoscopy

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ileostomy: RIF, spouted, liquid
colonoscopy: LIF, flushed, solid

82
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central abdo pain radiating to RIF with anorexia, tachycardia and fever

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appendicitis

83
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what is rosvings sign

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RIF pain on palpation of LIF

84
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enlarged mesenteric lymph nodes due to viral infection with high fever

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mesenteric adenitis

85
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prevalence and site of meckel’s diverticulum

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prevalence: 2%
site: 2cm from the ileocaecal valve

86
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investigation and management of acute mesenteric ischaemia

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LACTATE
immediate laparotomy

87
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bleeding and diarrhoea with no pain

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colitis

88
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most common site of ischaemic colitis

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splenic flexture

89
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AXR in colitis

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featureless colon

90
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investigation in colitis

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flexible sigmoidoscopy
colonoscopy increases the risk of perforation

91
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most common cause of bowel obstruction

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malignancy

92
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presentation of large bowel obstruction

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distension
no stool or flatus
vomiting
tinkling bowel sounds

93
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amylase level in small bowel obstruction

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raised

94
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management of small bowel obstruction

A

drip and suck
IV fluids and gastric decompression

95
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investigation for bowel obstruction

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erect CXR
CT abdo

96
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management of a sigmoid volvulus with obstruction and peritonitis

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urgent laparotomy

97
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AV lesion causing a massive bleed from the right colon

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angiodysplasia

98
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which medication should you avoid in bowel obstruction

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metoclopromide (for nausea)

99
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SE of metaclopromide

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extrapyramidal

100
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riglers sign

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free air in the abdomen in bowel perforation

101
Q

when does dumping syndrome occur

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after gastric bypass

102
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management of wound dihiscence

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cover wound with saline gauze and give IV ABx

103
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presentation of enterovesical fistula

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bubbly urine

104
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role of epidural anaesthesia after bowel surgery

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increases speed of return to normal bowel function

105
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most common hernia above and medial to the pubic tubercle in males
strangulation is rare

A

inguinal

106
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hernia below and lateral to the pubic tubercle in multiparous women with high risk of strangulation and obstruction

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femoral hernia
surgery

107
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symmetrical hernia under umbilicus

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umbilical hernia

108
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asymmetrical hernia above/below umbilicus

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paraumbilical

109
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hernia between umbilicus and xiphisternum more common in obese patients with COPD or those who excessively train

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epigastric hernia

110
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how do obturator hernias present

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bowel obstruction in women

111
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hernia which causes strangulation with no obstruction

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richter

112
Q

patent processus vaginialis causing a hernia in preterm boys with a high risk of strangulation

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congenitla inguinal hernia

113
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hernia in children with resolves spontaneously

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infantile umbilical

114
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feature of an incarcerated hernia

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non reducible

115
Q

which types of shock have warm and cool peripheries

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cool: cardiogenic and hypovolemic
warm: septic, neurogenic, anaphylactic

116
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SVR, HR, CO and BP in cardiogenic, hypovolemic and septic shock

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cardiogenic and hypovolemic : increased SVR and HR, reduced CO and BP
septic: increased HR and CO, reduced SVR and BP

117
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common cause of tension pneumothorax

A

mechanical ventilation

118
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number of fractures to diagnose flail chest

A

2 fractures in at least 2 ribs

119
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what do you need to be careful with in flail chest

A

level of fluids

120
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BECKS TRIAD in cardiac tamponade

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reduced heart sounds, reduced BP, increased JVP

121
Q

2 investigations and management of pulmonary contusion

A

ABG and sats
early intubation

122
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ECG in blunt cardiac injury

A

MI/arrhythmia

123
Q

what is a mediastinal transversing wound

A

entrance one side of hemithorax and exit on the other

124
Q

incorrect seatbelt placement can cause what

A

laceration to the carotid artery

125
Q

what can a FAST scan show

A

free fluid in the abdomen/thorax

126
Q

genetics in ank spond

A

HLA B27

127
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XRAY in ank spond

A

sacro-ilitis

128
Q

epiphysitis of vetrebral joints in teens causing kyphosis and pain
xray shows plate disturbance and anterior wedging

A

scheurmann disease

129
Q

define scoliosis

A

curvature of the spine

130
Q

2 types of scoliosis

A

non-structural: minor in teen girls
structural: idiopathic, congenital or neuromuscular

131
Q

management of severe scoliosis

A

bilateral rod stabilisation

132
Q

non fusion of the vertebral arches in embryonic development

A

spina bifida

133
Q

what is the most severe form of spina bifida

A

myelomeningocele

134
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minor form of spina bifida causing birth mark/patch of hair

A

occulta

135
Q

deficiency of the neural arch in L4/5 in children

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spondyloysis

136
Q

vertebra displaced from vertebral body due to stress fracture/spondylolysis

A

spondylolisthesis

137
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sign of spondylolisthesis on xray

A

scotty dog

138
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management of spondylolisthesis

A

surgical decompression and stabilisation

139
Q

4 features of the blood film post splenectomy

A

howell jolly bodies
target cells
irregular erythrocytes
pappenheimer bodies

140
Q

fluid replacement after burns

A

4 ml/kg in adults per percentage burn area in 24 hours (3 in paeds)

50% in first 8 hours, 50% in next 16

141
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define allograft

A

transplant from genetically non identical donor

142
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define isograft

A

transplant between identical twins

143
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define autograft

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transplant from the same individual (e.g. skin)

144
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define xenograft

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transplant from another species (e.g. porcine heart valves)

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