Masterpass Module 3 Paper 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Gastric outlet obstruction with inflammatory narrowing

A

Peptic ulcer disease

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2
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pancreatic rest (barium)

A

submucosal mass with central umbilication

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3
Q

commonest site of blunt intestinal trauma

A

duodenum

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4
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commonest internal hernia

A

right paraduodenal.
commonly displaces the IMV

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5
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Benign vs Malignant Polyps

A

Benign:
<1cm
Thin stalk, pedunculated
Smooth contour
Single
Smooth underlying colonic wall
Malignant:
>2cm
Sessile (no stalk)
Irregular, lobulated
Multiple
Indented, retracted

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6
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Hepatic haemangioma appearances on MRI

A

Hypointense on T1, hyper T2

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7
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Infection route of spread to liver

A

Hepatic artery - fungal
Portal vein - Amoeba and Bacteria

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8
Q

Commonest cause of splenic infarct

A

Embolic phenomenon, usually bacterial endocarditis

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9
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Commonest cause of splenic calcifications

A

Granulomas

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10
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US appearances of emphasematous cholecystitis

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Arc like hyperechogenic areas outlining the GB wall

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11
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Multiple pancreatic lesion in MEN 1

A

Insulinomas

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