Hernia & General Flashcards

1
Q

What technique should be used for femoral hernia repair

A

McVay/Cooper because it closes the femoral canal defect without incorporating mesh

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2
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Management of dialysis-related peritonitis

A

Give empiric intraperitoneal antibiotics; if sepsis, give IV (catheter removal only indicated if no response after 5d or relapsing peritonitis)

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3
Q

Patient with PD catheter presenting with dialysate retention and watery diarrhea

A

Bowel wall erosion

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4
Q

Operative repair of rectus diastasis

A

Plicate the broad midline aponeurosis

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5
Q

Absolute contraindications to laparoscopic hernia repair

A

Active infection, strangulated hernia, and inability to tolerate pnemoperitoneum

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6
Q

Most common trimester for appendicitis in pregnancy

A

2nd trimester

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7
Q

Risk of fetal loss with appendicitis in pregnancy

A

Non-perforated: 2%
Complicated: 6%

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8
Q

Most common hernia in males and females

A

Indirect Inguinal hernia

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9
Q

Richter hernia

A

Contains antimesenteric border of bowel (usually distal ileum)

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10
Q

Littre hernia

A

Contains meckels diverticulum

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11
Q

Cause of direct Inguinal hernia

A

Weakness in floor of Inguinal canal (transversalis fascia)

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12
Q

Most commonly injured nerves in laparoscopic Inguinal hernia repair

A

Genitofemoral and lateral femoral cutaneous

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13
Q

Borders of triangle of doom

A

Vas deferens, spermatic vessels

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14
Q

Borders of hernia triangle of pain

A

Spermatic vessels, iliopubic tract, and peritoneal fold

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15
Q

Symptoms and physical exam in obturator hernia

A

Pain from Inguinal crease to anterimedial aspect of thigh, exacerbated by medial rotation of thigh
Loss of adductor reflex, positive patellar reflex

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16
Q

Region for spigelian hernia

A

At the level of the arcuate line, between semilunar line and lateral border of rectus abdominis

17
Q

Grynfeltt hernia

A

Superior lumbar hernia: between latissmus Dorsi, serratus posterior, and posterior border of internal oblique

18
Q

Hernia of petit

A

Inferior lumbar hernia: latismuss dorsi, iliac crest, and posterior border of external oblique

19
Q

Management of parastomal hernia

A

Transabdominal repair with mesh underlay (primary repair has high recurrence rates)

20
Q

Most common etiology of a mesenteric cystic mass

A

Cystic lymphangioma

21
Q

Management of Chylothorax

A

If low output (<1L/d) conservative management
If >1L/d or refractory: thoracic duct ligation or embolization

22
Q

Most common cause of chylous ascites in West

A

Lymphoma (TB in developing countries)

23
Q

SAAG for portal hypertension

A

> 1.1
(Serum albumin-ascites albumin)

24
Q

Desmoid tumor genetic syndromes

A

FAP and Gardner syndrome

25
Q

Management of desmoid tumor

A

If >7cm and symptomatic: wide local excision with frozen section

26
Q

Effect of pneumoperitoneum on urine output

A

Decreased due to decreased renal perfusion and increase in ADH

27
Q

Effect of pneumoperitoneum on brain

A

Increased cerebral blood flow and MAP

28
Q

Effect of pneumoperitoneum on lungs

A

Decreased pulmonary compliance

29
Q

How to assess celiac lymph node basin intraop

A

Place US probe on left lobe of liver or on hepatoduodenal ligament

30
Q

Types of rectus sheath hematomas

A

1: small, does not cross midline or dissect fascia planes
2: confined to rectus but crosses midline/fascial planes
3: below actuate line, large, blood in prevesical space