Surgery Flashcards

1
Q

Central Abdominal pain and vomiting after right hemicolectomy is caused by?

A

SBO

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2
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Arterial schema will be what in colour

A

pale/white

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3
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Venous ischemia/thrombosis will be which colour

A

red/dark purple blue

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4
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burning sensation and parasthesia in a diabetic is a mark of

A

diabetic radiculopathy

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5
Q

pain in left iliac fossa with fever

A

acute diverticulitis; as they are more common in sigmoid colon.

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6
Q

painless hematuria in men is caused by

A

transitional cell carcinoma of bladder

prostate ca

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7
Q

flank pain, tender abdomen, rigors and hematuria

cause?

A

could be ureteric calculus

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8
Q

Bright red blood coming separate from the faeces is caused by

A

haemorrhoids

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9
Q

dark red blood and altered bowel habits is caused by

A

?malignancy so a colonoscopy is indicated

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10
Q

epigastric and back pain
pale loose stools
cause?

A

chronic pancreatitis

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11
Q

epigastric and back pain
pale loose stools
obstructive jaundice
cause?

A

ca of the head of pancreas

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12
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pain in left iliac fossa;acute
change in bowel habits
Cause

A

diverticulitis

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13
Q

pain in left iliac fossa; chronic
change in bowel habits
Cause

A

crohns or UC

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14
Q

epigastric pain radiating to the back and releiving on sitting forward is caused by?

A

Pancreatitis

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15
Q

a patient with testicular torsion should be seen within how many hrs

A

6 hrs to avoid its necrosis

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16
Q

A phosphate enema is sufficient to be given before what kind of procedures

A

flexi sigi
examination under anaesthesia
hemmorhoidectomy

17
Q

for what kind of procedures is pico lax required

A

colonoscopy

resection surgeries

18
Q

causes of blood stained discharge from the nipple?

A

1) Pagets disease(dry scaly and cracked skin is a marker of it)
2) benign ductal papillota

19
Q

treatment of pagets disease when no nodes are involved

A

breast conservative surgery

20
Q

treatment of breast carcinoma which has spread to spine and bones.
Treatment?

A

chemo
not surgery
because we have to decrease the size of all the tumours

21
Q

treatment o ductal carcinoma inset with isolated tumour cells

A

isolated tumour cells are treated as negative lymph nodes as per nice
so great conservative surgery will be done.

22
Q

hypovolemic picture right after the surgery is?

A

it is hypovolemic shock not anastomotic breakdown because that occurs after around 7 days of surgery and it also presents with fever.

23
Q

hypovolemic picture right after the surgery is?

A

it is hypovolemic shock not anastomotic breakdown because that occurs after around 48hrs to 7 days of surgery and it also presents with fever+vague abdominal pain+leading to sepsis+leukocytosis

24
Q

post op patient with SOB,no chest pain and pyrexia in the first 48 hrs.
complication?

A

Atelactasis

25
tracheal deviation happens in a simple or tension pneumothorax or both?
occurs only in tension pneumothorax
26
parenteral nutrition given to a pt with anorexia developed limb weakness and decreased power cause?
Refeeding syndrome
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rt upper quadrant pain, jaundice and fever; dx?
acute cholangitis
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rt upper quadrant pain | dx?
binary colic
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Deranged LFT's after parenteral nutrition | cause?
Cholestasis
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vomiting is more pronounced in SBO or LBO?
SBO
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constipation is more in SBO or LBO?
LBO
32
a punched out ulcer not he foot with no pulses felt. is what kind of ulcer? tx of it?
arterial ulcer treated with hydrocolloid dressing which is used for uninfected ulcers. if incase the ulcer would have been necrosed/turning into black/grey/could see the bone through the ulcer then we could think of debridement//or maggot therapy which is debridements alternative OR amputation.
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patients with ileostomy and panprotocolectomy having constipation should be given
magnesium sulphate not loperamide as it is used in diarrhoea
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symptoms of bud chair
abd pain, ascites and hepatomegaly
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Mortons granuloma is found on
foot
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a pyogenic granuloma is
a hemangioma
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a ganglion when removed is yellow in colour
and ostemas/osteosarcomas are paler in colour
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fir tree appearance codman triangle mets to lungs or elsewhere pain in knees at night particularly
osteosarcoma