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What is first tx for ITP?

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steroids

+ IVIG if bleeding

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What is tx for appendiceal andeocarcinoma?

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R hemicolectomy if > 2cm

appendectomy if

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What is tx for achalasia?

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esophagomyotomy

if want to do surgery: modified heller myotomy

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What is tx for pancreatic pseudocyst infection?

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percutaneous catheter drainage and abx

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What is tx for pancreatic cystadenocarcinoma?

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surgical resection

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What imagin for pancreatic Ca?

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contrast CT

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What is tx for perforated ulcer?

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if no hx of PUD –> close w/ omental patch

if long hx –> also do vagotomy

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What is dumping syndrome? how long do you expect it to last?

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last

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What is definitive tx for variceal bleeds?

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TIPS

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What is tx for persistent ulcer?

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distal gastrectomy w/ gastroduodenostomy or gastrojejunostomy

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What is diagnostic test to assess for hpylori eradication?

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urea breath test

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12
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What is peutz jegher?

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intestinal harmatomatous polyps all over + melanin spots on oral mucosa

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What is tx for cecal volvulus?

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R hemocolectomy

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What is tx for echinoccocal cyst?

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surgical resection

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What is tx for amoebic liver cyst?

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metronidazole

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What type of diaphragm hernia requires surgery?

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para-esophageal b/c at risk of strangulation or obstruction

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What is ogilvie presentation? tx?

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massive cecal and colon dilation
tx: stop any anti-motility meds
if needed can decompress w/ neostigmine

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18
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What is presentaiton of hemobilia? tx?

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RUQ pain, GI bleed, jaundice

tx = transarterial embolization

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What is next step if pt w/ small bowel bleed?

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do technitium scan for meckel

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What is tx if pt w/ extrahepatic cystic dilation of biliary duct?

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resect cyst w/ cholecystectomy and roux en y hepaticojejunostomy

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What is presentation of stress ulcer?

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superficial ulcer, multiple, in body/fundus

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What is tx for pancreatic pseudocyst?

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watch for 6 weeks before surgical drainage

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What is dieulafoy lesion? tx?

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abnormally large submucosal artery in stomach

tx = wedge resection

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What is tx if polypoid lesion in gallbladder?

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remove if sx

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25
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What is next step if asymptomatic hepatic hemangioma?

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just observe

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26
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What is surgical tx for UC?

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total proctocolectomy w/ end ileostomy or J pouch

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27
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What is surgical tx for toxic megacolon?

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subtotal colectomy w/ end ileostomy

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What is tx for squamous ca of anus that recurs after chemo?

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abdominal perineal resection if recurs after chemo

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What is tx for proximal and midrectal squamous CA?

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low anterior resection

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What is tx for distal rectal CA?

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if very close to sphincter do abdominal perineal resection

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What is tx for gallstone ileus?

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ileotomy and stone removal

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32
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What is tx for diverticular abscess?

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percutaneous darinage

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33
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What is tx for perforated diverticulitis?

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hartman = sigmoid resection w/ end colostomy then primary anastomosis later

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34
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How do you dx biliary dyskinesia?

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CCK HIDA scan

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What is tx for gallbladder polyps

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just do serial US

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What is presentation and tx for ischemic colitis?

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present: hematochezia, fever, ab pain
tx: IVF, bowel rest, supportive care

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37
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What is tx for biliary stricture?

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roux en y

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38
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What is tx if pt w/ CIS in polyp?

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polypectomy is sufficient

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39
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Where do you usually see gastrinoma?

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in triangle between junction of 2nd and 3rd duodenum, neck/body of pancreas, junction of cystic and common bile duct

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What are ranson criteria on admission? 48 hrs later?

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admission: age, WBC, LDH, AST, glucose
48H: hct, bun, Ca, base deficit, fluid sequestration

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What is tx for insulinoma?

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excision

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42
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What is tx for epidermoid ca of anal canal?

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combined radiation chemo

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43
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What is presentation of tumor lysis syndrome?

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mediated by cytotoxic T cells

high K and phos, low Ca

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What is tx for acute kidney rejection?

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steroids

then anti T cell antibody

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45
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What is involved in MELD score?

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TBili, INR, Cr

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46
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What is WAGR?

A

wilms tumor
aniridia
GU abnormalities
mental retardation

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47
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What is beckwith wiedemann?

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macroglossia
hypoglycemia
gigantism
hemihypertrophy

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48
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Whats in MEN2A?

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neduallary thyroid Ca
pheo
hyperparathyroidism

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What is MEN2B?

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medullary thyroid
pheo
marfan body
neuromas

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What is MEN2B?

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pituitary
parathyroid
pancreatic

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What is tx for seminoma?

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orchiectomy + radiation

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52
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What are criteria for HNPCC?

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3 relatives w/ CRC
one is 1st degree of others
invole 2 gens, dx

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53
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What are screening guidelines for pt w/ HNPCC family hx?

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20-25 yo or 10 yrs before 1st relative cancer

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54
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What is tx for GIST?

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imatinib = tyrosine kinase inhibitor

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55
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What is infliximab used for?

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TNFa inhibtor, for IBD

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56
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What is trastuzumab used for?

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HER2 antibody

for her2+ cancer

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57
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What is side effect of doxorubicin?

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dilated cardiomyopathy

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58
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What is side effect of cyclophosphamide?

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hemorrhage cystitis

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59
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What is side effect of bleomycin?

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pulm fibrosis

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What is side effect of cisplatin?

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nephro, neuro, ototoxicity

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61
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What are screening guidelines for BRCA+?

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biannual mammo starting at 25 yo

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62
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What is underlying cause of post transplant lymphoproliferative d/o?

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EBV

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What should you think if hypercalcemia after transplant?

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tertiary hyperparathyroidism

resect most of parathyroid and reimplant a piece in arm

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What is major side effect of azathioprine?

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BM toxicity (low WBC)

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What is major side effect of cyclosporine?

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high creatinine

66
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What nerve is responsible for intrinsic hand muscles?

67
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What is tx for alkali chemical skin burns?

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large volume water lavage

68
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What is tx for pyoderma gangrenosum?

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ulcerations associated w/ IBD

tx: systemic steroids + cyclosporine

69
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What is tx for frostbite?

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rapid warming in H2O

70
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What is tx for burns?

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topical silver nitrate, silver sulfadiazine, and mafenide acetate

71
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What does it mean if wound heals w/ secondary intention?

72
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What is tx for leukoplakia?

A

oral hygeine and avoid irritants

bx only if thick or does not resolve

73
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What is presentation of ischemic ulcer?

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peripheral vascular dz sx

on dorsum of foot or lateral 1st or 5th toes

74
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What is presentation of diabetic ulcer?

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on plantar surface

75
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What is GCS?

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eyes:
- none (1), pain (2), verbal (3), spontaneous (4)
verbal:
- none (1), incomprehensible (2), inappropriate (3), disoriented (4), oriented (5)
motor:
- none (1), decerebrate (2), decorticate (3), withdrawal (4), purposeful movement (5), follows commands (6)

76
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What is presentation of glioblastoma? tx?

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cerebral hemisphere tumor, peripheral ring enhanced
crosses corpus callosum

tx: surgery + chemo + radiation

77
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What is MCC brain mass in immune competent?

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metastatic lesion

78
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What is tx for CSF leak?

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fix dura right away

79
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What is tx for craniopharyngioma?

80
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What is tx for brain contusion?

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prophylactic anticonvulsants

81
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What is tx for meningioma?

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surgery + adjuvant radiation

82
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How do you dx brain abscess?

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contrast CT or MRI

83
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What time of hemorrhage can present multiple days later

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subdural hematoma

84
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What is tx for nasopharyngeal carcinoma?

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chemoradiation + radical neck dissection for LN mets

85
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What is tx for infected branchial cleft cyst?

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I&D, excise when resolved b/c can recur

86
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What is tx for thyroglossal duct cyst?

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excise cyst + central portion of hyoid

87
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What is tx for squamous CA of tongue?

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excise

if > 2cm do LN neck dissection

88
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What nerve might be injured if pt w/ voice hoarseness? what about with change in pitch/weak voice?

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hoarse = U/L recurrent laryngeal

voice: superior laryngeal

89
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What is next step if pt presents in resp distress w/ epiglottitis?

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ET intubation in OR in case need to do tracheostomy

90
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What is next dx step for persistent neck mass?

91
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What is presentation of osteosarcoma? tx?

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distal femur, proximal tibia
circumscribed sclerotic lesion
tx: wide surgical excision w/ ajduvant chemo + radiation

92
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What is presentation of osteoid osteoma? tx?

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severe pain relieved by ASA

tx = surgery

93
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What is presentation of ewing sarcoma? tx?

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round cell
kid 5-15, in diaphysis, periosteal reaction, pain at night
tx: chemo + radiation

94
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What is tx for tibial shaft fracture?

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surgical fixation and intramedullary nailing

95
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What is tx for recurrent infection in BPH?

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do surgery

96
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When do you just let kidney stone pass? when do you do lithotripsy?

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1cm extracorporeal lithotripsy

97
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What does it mean if pt w/ seatbelt sign?

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serious trauma –> worry about enteric/mesenteric injury

observe pt even if negative CT

98
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What is next step if pt w/ rib fracture?

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epidural catheter or PCA

needs pain control so not at risk for atelectasis

99
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What is tx for traumatic CBD injury?

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complete transection:

  • unstable: do T tube
  • stable: roux en Y

partial transection: can do primary repair

100
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What is tx for duodenal hematoma?

A

NGT and observe

101
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What is presentation of duodenal hematoma?

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proximal obstruction w/ pain, palpable RUQ mass, coiled spring appearance

102
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What is tx for blunt carotid injury?

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systemic anticoagulation

103
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What is tx for flail chest?

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analgesia

ventilate if resp compromise

104
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What is tx for pancreatic duct injury?

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distal pancreatectomy

105
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What type of injury are you at risk for in knee dislocation? next step?

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at risk for popliteal injury

get ABI to assess

106
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What is tx for enterocutaneous fistula?

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TPN, bowel rest

107
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What is tx for extraperitoneal bladder injury?

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initial catheter drainage and repeat imaging

108
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What is tx for imperforate anus?

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perineal operation

109
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What is tx for ileal atresia?

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small bowel resection and primary anastomosis

110
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What is tx for annular pancreas?

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bypass duodenoduodenectomy

111
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What is tx for intussusception?

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therapeutic air contrast enema

112
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What is presentation of omphalocele? tx?

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central covered in sac

tx: broad ABx, gastric decompression, prevent hypothermia

113
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What is next step if suspect meconium ileus?

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contrast enema to dx and tx

operation if contrast fills

114
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What is tx for biliary atresia?

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laparotomy w/ kesai hepatoportoenterstomy

115
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When do you surgically treat VSD?

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> 5yo persistent VSD

or CHF sx w/ increased PVR

116
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What is tx for small cell lung cancer?

A

chemoradiation

don’t do surgery

117
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What is tx for empyema that is not draining w/ chest tube?

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thoracotomy and decortication

118
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What is major cause of SVC syndrome?

A

bronchogenic CA > lymphoma

119
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What is major tx goal for aortic dissection?

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decrease BP rapidly

120
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What is tx for lung abscess?

A

systemic abx

121
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What should you think if pt w/ high amplitude contractions of esophageal manometry? tx?

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diffuse esophageal spasm

tx: lung myotomy

122
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What are major types of masses in anterior, middle, and posterior mediastinum?

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anterior: thymoma > lymphoma > germ
middle: cysts
posterior: neurogenic

123
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What is tx for thoracic outlet syndrome?

124
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What pressors do you use for septic shock? for cardiogenic?

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septic: NE + dopamine
cardiogenic: dobutamine

125
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What is next step if suspect colon ischemia?

A

sigmoidoscopy

126
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What should you suspect if pt w/ ab pain after AAA repair?

A

ischemic colitits

127
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What are indications for arterial surgery in PVD?

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rest pain + gangrene

128
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What is subclavian steal syndrome?

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occlusion of subclavian A: extremity gets relative ischmia as flow reverses through vertebral A

129
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What is best test to predict periop MI?

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dipyridamole-thallium nuclear stress test

130
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What is next step if pt w/ tracheoinnominate artery fistula?

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if bleeding stops: fiberoptic expolraiton

if ongoing bleed: inflate balloon, reintubate w/ ET tube, remove tracheostomy and anterior compression

131
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What is next step if suspect pt is having hemolytic reaction?

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stop transfusion, insert foley, alkalinize urine to prevent precipitation of myoglobin

132
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What is presentation of TRALI? tx?

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resp distress hypoxemia, B/L pulm infiltrates

tx: resp support w/ mechanical ventilation

133
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What is side effect of NO?

A

less dense than air so can accumulate in air-filled cavities

134
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What are characteristics of lungs in ARDS?

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PaO2: FiO2

135
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What is effect of dopamine?

A

increased coronary eprfusion

136
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What is effect of dobutamine?

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peripherally vasodilates, increased inotropy w/ minimal increase in myocardial O2 consumption

137
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What happens to CVP, CO, SVO2, SVR in hypovolemic shock?

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decreased CVP, decreased CO, decreased SVO2

increased SVR

138
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What happens to CVP, CO, SVO2, SVR in neurogenic shock?

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decrease CVP, decreased CO, decreased SVO2, decreased SVR

139
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What happens to CVP, CO, SVO2, SVR in cardiogenic shock?

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increased CVP, decreased CO, decreased SVO2, increased SVR

140
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What happens to CVP, CO, SVO2, SVR in septic shock?

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up or down CVP, hyperdynamic

141
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What is tx for malignant hyperthermia?

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hyperventilate w/ O2 and give dantrolene

142
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What is next step for aspiration pneumonitis?

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do bronchoscopy

do not give ppx abx

143
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What are indications for ECMO?

A

meconium aspiration, PNA, sepsis, congenital diaphragm hernia

144
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What precautions for pt w/ VWD about to undergo surgery?

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ppx w/ cryoprecipitate

145
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What is resp quotient?

A

rate CO2 produced / O2 uptake

depends on composition of nutritional support

146
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What is presentation of cholesterol embolization syndrome?

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eosinophilia, hematuria, proteinuria, increased ESR, extremity or bowel or myocardial ischemia, AKI

147
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What lab findings in adrenal insufficiency?

A

decreased Na, glucose, increased K

148
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What is presentation of fat embolism?

A

acute resp failure, AMS, petechia

149
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What is side effect of succinylcholine?

A

hyperkalemia

150
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What is side effect of midazolam?

A

decreased resp rate

151
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What things measured in PT?

A

II, V, X, fibrinogen

VII

152
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What things measured in PTT?

A

II, V, X, fibrinogen

VII, IX, XI, XII

153
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what is tx for inflammatory breast CA?

A

neoadjuvant chemo + radiation + surgery

154
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What is presentation of glucagonoma? tx?

A

rash, DM, anemia, wt loss, increased glucagon

tx: distal pancreatectomy

155
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What type of thyroid cancer has psammoma bodies? tx?

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papillary thyroid ca

tx: thyroidectomy w/ LN dissection if suspect +LN

156
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What is next step for LCIS?

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risk factor for invasive cancer

just watch serially

157
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What is next step if suspect paget?

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do mammo and bx

158
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what should you do to decrease risk of thyroid storm post op?

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drops of lugol iodine solution

159
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What is tx for cystosarcoma phyllodes?

A

excise w/ adequate margins

low propensity to met doesnt need chemo/radiation

160
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What is tx for hurthle cell cancer?

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radio-iodine ablation = type of follicular thyroid cancer

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