Pre-Test (Cardiothoracic, PVD, Urology, Ortho) Flashcards

1
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Most common test used for predictor of post-op pulmonary reserve

A

Post op FEV1 > 60%

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2
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Lung cancer treated w/ only chemo and radiation

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Small cell

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3
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What is empyema

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Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity

>6 weeks duration suggests fibrin deposition and decortication is needed

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4
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SVC syndrome almost always due to

A

Malignancy (usually bronchogenic carcinoma)

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5
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Initial tx of lung abscess

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Ab aimed at causative organism (will usually resolved without drainage)

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6
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Indications for operation in descending aortic aneurysms

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End organ failure, continuation of pain, rupture or signs of impending rupture

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7
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Operation for diffuse esophageal spasm

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Myotomy along the length of the manometric abnormality

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8
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First diagnostic step after severe chemical ingestion

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Esophagram w/ water soluble contrast to look for rupture

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9
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First test in suspected Boerhaave

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Contrast esophagram (Barium if suspected in chest, Gastrografin if suspected in abdomen)

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10
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Management of chylothorax

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Chest tube and low fat diet (repair basically impossible)

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11
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When can CABG or PCI be used for MI

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Two vessel dz or proximal LAD obstruction

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12
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Initial tx for thoracic outlet syndrome

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Exercise program to strengthen should grilled muscles and decrease shoulder droop

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13
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Primary treatment of bronchial carcinoid

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Resection (lobectomy or lesser resection as long as the tumor is gone)

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14
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What is needed after barium swallow shows achlasia

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Esophageal motility test since other disorders may mimic achlasia

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15
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What CT disorder would you look for in a patient with AR pupil

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Thoracic Aortic aneurysm

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16
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Exophthalmos from tricuspid regurg by?

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Produces markedly enlarged venous pressure

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17
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First line drug in tx of neurogenic shock

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Phenylephrine

18
Q

Drug ass w/ increase in urine output in hypotensive, septic patients

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Norepi (acts on alpha and beta)

19
Q

If oliguric right after cardiac surgery, good test for reason

A

Pulm Art Cath –> Will determine volume status and cardiac status

20
Q

Best test to evaluate the colon for early ischemia

A

Sigmoidoscopy

21
Q

Lymphedema that manifests its self early in life but not at birth

A

Lypmhedema praecox

22
Q

Most common area of ischemia after AAA repair

A

Sigmoid

23
Q

Best management for atherosclerosis

A

Aspirin, Lipid Lowering drugs, Lifestyle (no smoking, exercise)

24
Q

Best predictive test for perioperative ischemic cardiac events in patients undergoing non-cardiac surg

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Dihyridamole-thalium imagin to find reversible perfusion defects

25
Q

Best management for patients presenting with acute arterial insufficiency w/ neurologic compromise of LE

A

Immediate surgery (Embolectomy)

26
Q

Most common peripheral artery aneurysms

A

Popliteal (53% are bilateral)

27
Q

Best first test for suspected acute mesenteric ischemia

A

Mesenteric angiogram (will differentiate b/w embolic or non-occlusive due to low Cardiac index)

28
Q

What veins can’t be visualized by duplex US

A

Proximal veins (not accesible due to anatomic location)

29
Q

Old frail person w/ bilateral iliac artery occlusion surgery

A

Axillofemoral bypass graft

30
Q

Stones > what size need lithotripsy

A

1cm

31
Q

Medicine to try for pt’s w/ bilateral undescended testis

A

Chorionic gonadotropin –> if not help after one month need surgery before age 2

32
Q

Surgery to resolve testicular torsion

A

Orchiopexy –> fixes testicles in place

33
Q

Tx for RCC

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Radical nephrectomy (may be cure even w/ enlarged nodes because those may be reactive)

34
Q

Absolute indication for surgery in pt’s w/ BPH

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Recurrent UTIS, retention refractory to medical therapy, upper tract dilation, renal inuff 2/2 outflow obstruction, bladder stones

35
Q

First test for suspected rupture of urethra

A

Retrograde urethrogram

36
Q

Given massive amounts of muscle damage during open fractures, what are liberally performed

A

Fasciotomies

37
Q

Posterior boundary of shoulder joint? Laterally by?

A

Posterior by teres minor and infraspinatus

Lateral by deltoid

38
Q

Injury to the wrist at the radial nerve would cause

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Mostly sensory abnormalities (more proximally would cause extensor abnormalities)

39
Q

When is external fixation used in ortho trauma

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Most often in the setting of high engr. trauma with significant soft tissue and vascular injury, or in polytrauma as “damage control”

40
Q

What is osteitis fibrosa cystica

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Ass w/ hyperparathyroidism –> inc bone turnover w/ elevated alk phos
brown or osteoclastic tumors and bone cysts may be present on long bones

41
Q

Bone tumor where pain is relieved by aspirin

A

Small lucency on X-ray surrounded by reactive sclerosis