Surgery Flashcards

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What is the most common cause of painful PR bleed?

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Fissure

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Where are anal fissures located?

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midline and 12oclock position
distal to the dentate line

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What usually precedes an anal fissure?

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ano-rectal abscess

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How does bladder cancer typically present?

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macroscopic painless haematuria

can also have incidental finding of microscopic haematuria

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What should all >60YO + haematuria + raised white cell count +- ex smoker be referred to?

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2WW urology

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Where are inguinal hernias located?

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superior and medial to the pubic tubercle

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What is the most common type of hernia?

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Inguinal
really common in men

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Typical features of inguinal hernias

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location
reduces when patient lies down
reduces when pressure is applied

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How can subdural haematomas be classified?

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Acute - symptoms within 48 hours of injury
Subacute - symptoms gradually develop days to weeks after injury
Chronic - weeks to months later, common in elderly

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What are conservative management of varicose veins?

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weight loss
leg elevation
exercise
compression stockings

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What are the criteria for a CT scan within 1 hour after head injury?

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GCS<13
GCS<15 after 2 hours of injury
retrograde amnesia of more than 30 mins before
suspected skull fracture
>1 episode of vomiting
focal neurological deficit
seizure
signs of basal skull fracture

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When should FIT test be suggested?

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palpable abdominal mass
40YO+weight loss + abdo pain
IDA
change in bowel habits
<50YO with rectal bleed + weight loss/ abdo pain
>60YO and anaemia ( not IDA)

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Screening programme for bowel cancer

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60 to 74 YO Male and females
FIT every 2 years

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What does incarcerated hernia mean?

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hernia cannot be reduced

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Symptoms of a strangulated hernia

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pain
fever
erythema around the skin of the hernia
nausea
vomiting
blood in stools
guarding
tenderness

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What is flail chest injury?

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chest wall disconnects from thoracic cage

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How many lymph nodes need to be positive in sentile biopsy to get removed?

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3/5

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Common cause of small bowel obstruction in adults

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previous surgery causing adhesions
crohns
incarceration of hernias

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What hormonal treatment is used in HER+ and post menopausal women?

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aromatase inhibitors

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How to pick up small bowel obstruction on XRAY?

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Valvulae conniventes extend all the way across

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What should all patients with peripheral arterial disease be prescribed?

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Atorvastatin 80 mg
Clopidogrel

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When should a LP be done when suspecting a SAH?

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12 hours post onset of headache

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What is the most frequent colorectal cancer?

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adenocarcinoma

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What are patients with chronic pancreatitis at risk of developing and how should they be managed?

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Diabetes
annual HbA1c

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What vessel is most likely ruptured in an extradural haemorrhage?
middle meningeal
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How to treat local anaesthetic toxicity?
IV 20% lipid emulsion
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What are complications of transurethral resection?
TURP syndrome Urethral stricture/UTI Retrograde ejaculation Perforation of prostate
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What are the features of TURP syndrome?
HypoNa fluid overload glycin toxicity
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Surgical management of Distal transverse or descending colon cancer?
left hemicolectomy
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1st line pain relief for renal colic pain
NSAIDs
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What should be used as investigation for children and pregnant women in suspected kidney stones?
US
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Management for renal stones
watchful waiting if < 5mm and asymptomatic 5-10mm shockwave lithotripsy 10-20 mm shockwave lithotripsy OR ureteroscopy > 20 mm percutaneous nephrolithotomy
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Management for ureteric stones
shockwave lithotripsy +/- alpha blockers < 10mm shockwave lithotripsy +/- alpha blockers 10-20 mm ureteroscopy
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Symptoms of epididymo-orchitis
unilateral testicular swelling pain (gradually worsening) present cremasteric reflex erythema
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Treatment for epididymo-orchitis with unknown organism
IM Ceftriaxone oral doxy 10-14days
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Most common organism that causes cholangitis
E.Coli
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Where are femoral hernias located?
below and lateral of the pubic tubercle
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What is paralytic ileus?
common complication after bowel surgery
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What are non seminal testicular tumours associated with marker wise?
high HCG and AFP
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What is described as eczema like changes of the breast?
Pagets disease of the nipple
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What is first line management for small bowel obstruction?
IV fluids and NG tube insertion
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Management of cholecystitis
IV antibiotics and analgesia laparoscopic cholecystectomy within 1 week
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Management of cholangitis
IV antibiotics and analgesia ERCP within 24-48 hours
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When should a right hemicolectomy be performed?
Caecal, ascending or proximal transverse
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What is a sigmoid volvulus?
large bowel obstruction due to sigmoid torsion
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What is seen in an XRAY with sigmoid volvulus?
coffee bean
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When does an anastomosis leak usually present?
5-7 days post surgery
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Signs of an anastomosis leak
new onset AF
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What are complications of acute pancreatitis?
Peripancreatic fluid collections pseudocyst ARDs abscess
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How are asymptomatic renal stones <5mm managed?
watch and weight image again after 4 weeks Wh
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What needs to be excluded prior to circumcision?
diagnosis of hypospasdiasis
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What initial investigations should be performed with males with ED?
Glucose lipids free testosterone
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painless lump in scrotum + gynaecomastia
testicular cancer
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What pain relief is used for acute renal colic?
IM diclofenac
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What is first line investigation for prostate cancer?
multiparametric MRI
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What is a hartmans procedure?
resect area of bowel that is not functioning form ileostomy/colostomy temporarily colorectal anastomosis formation to reform continous bowel
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Treatment for superficial thrombophlebitis
NSAIDs Compression stockings
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What medication is used in chronic anal fissure?
Topical glyceryl trinitrate
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What drug is administered to patients post SAH to prevent spasm?
Nimodipine ( CCB)
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Continuous dribbling incontinence after prolonged labour
vesciovaginal fistulae