Surgery Flashcards

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-ectomy

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remove

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-orraphy

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repair

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-otomy

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incision

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-ostomy

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surgical creation of an opening between 2 organs OR organ and skin

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-plasty

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restructure/shaping/formation

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MC breast cancer

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invasive ductal carcinoma

IDC

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serous or bloody nipple discharge

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intraductal papilloma

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MC breast mass in 35-50 yo F

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fibrocystic change

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MC breast mass in teen and young women

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fibroadenoma

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breast mass accompanied by redness, pain, heat

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inflammatory carcinoma

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Si/Sx SBO

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abd pain
abd distension
vague abd discomfort
obstipation
N/V
high pitched bowel sounds
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findings of SBO on upright AXR

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air-fluid levels

distension of bowel

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management and definitive tx of SBO

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NPO
NG tube to suction
IVF
Foley (bladder decompression)

surgical decompression = laparotomy and lysis of adhesions

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indications for repair of AAA to prevent future rupture?

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> = 5.5 cm in M
= 5.9 cm in F
1 cm/yr
0.5 cm/6 mo interval

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Sx AAA non-ruptured

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abdominal tenderness
pain in abdomen and back
pulsating abdominal mass

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Ddx female RLQ pain x 1 day

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appendicitis
ectopic pregnancy
ovarian torsion
constipation
PID
misplaced IUD
GE
UTI --> pyelo
perforated PUD
Crohn dz
pancreatitis intussusception
volvulus
diverticulitis
tumor
Mecke's diverticulum
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MC conditions assoc with post-operation fever

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WIND - pna, atelectasis (1-3)
WATER - uti (4)
WALKING - pe, dvt (4-7)
WOUND - incision inf (7-9)
WONDERDRUGS - abx, etc. (any)
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Boxer’s fx

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5th metacarpal neck fx

from punching a wall = direct trauma to clenched fist

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Boxer’s fx tx

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initially: splinting (ulnar gutter splint)

closed reduction for severely angulated 4th/5th MC fx

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interventions to decrease ICP

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Elevate head to 30* (reverse trandelenberg)
sedation/paralysis
intubate and hyperventilate
(PCO2 goal: 25-30 mmHg)
mannitol
ventriculostomy 
(take out extra CSF)
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What is AMI and how present?

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sudden onset intestinal hypoperfusion from occlusive arterial embolus (esp SMA)

  • pain out of proportion (acute)
  • vomiting
  • diarrhea
  • hx of afib or heart dz
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Criteria to clear a possible cervical spinal injury in stable adult pt with head and neck trauma

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  • must be ALERT (GCS)
  • must be WITHOUT NECK PAIN
  • must NOT be INTOXICATED
  • must NOT have DISTRACTING INJURY (knee hurts>neck)
  • must NOT have ABNL NEURO FINDINGS
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Primary trauma survey (ATLS)

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ABCDE

A: Airway - C-spine stabilization
B: Breathing - oxygenation and ventilation
C: Circulation - hemorrhage, access, heart working, shock
D: Disability - neuro, CNS/PNS
E: Exposure and Environment - undress, injuries, prevent hypothermia

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Secondary trauma survey (ATLS)

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history

detailed physical exam

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Murphy's sign
cholecystitis
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Reynold's pentad
ascending cholangitis ``` fever jaundice RUQ pain hypotension AMS ```
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Psoas sign
retrograde appendicitis
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Obturator sign
appendicitis on obturator internus (internal rotation = ankle out_
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Kehr's sign
referred pain to LEFT shoulder from blood under left hemidiaphragm splenic rupture
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Grey-Turner's sign
pancreatitis ecchymosis on flank
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Cullen's sign
cUL UmbiLicus pancreatitis periumbilical ecchymosis
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McBurney's sign
appendicitis pain radiates from umbilicus to 2/3 to right ASIS
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Rovsing's sign
appendicitis right sided abdominal pain on left sided percussion/palpation
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MC injured knee ligament
MCL | medial collateral ligament
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Positive Lachman test
ACL tear Flex knee @ 30*, stabilize femur, pull tibia forward, + if tibia does not resist and comes forward
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Positive McMurray test
Meniscus tear Flex knee, rotate tibia, presure on either side of knee, + if pain or clicking
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Common dashboard knee injury in MVA
PCL | posterior collateral ligament
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Ranson criteria for determining prognosis of acute pancreatitis, at admission
@ admission = GA LAW - Glucose > 200 - AST > 250 - LDH > 350 - Age > 60 - WBC > 16
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Ranson criteria for determining prognosis of acute pancreatitis, in first 48 h
Calvin and HOBBS - sCa2+ < 8 - HCT decreased > 10% - PO2 < 60 mmHg - BUN increase > 5 - Base deficit > 4 - Sequestration of fluid > 6L
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Associated mortality per Ranson criteria score
0 - 2 = 0 - 3% mortality 3 - 5 = 11 - 15% mortality 6 - 11 = > 40% mortality
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When estimating TBSA for burns, what is the rule of 9s?
``` head - 9 neck - 1 front trunk - 9 back trunk - 9 right arm - 18 left arm - 18 right leg - 18 left leg - 18 ```
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classic presentation of acute appendicitis
``` periumbilical pain migrates to McBurney's point N/V decrased appetite Rovsing sign Psoas sign Obturator sign Peritonieal irritation (guarding, rebound tenderness) ```
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Tx appendicitis
surgical appendectomy pain med abx
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classic si/sx of carotid artery stenosis
bruit (not sp/sn) hx of TIA/stroke amurosis fugax
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major RF breast cancer
``` female increased age prior breast cancer 1st degree relative with breast cancer genetics/BRCA 1/2 obesity EtOH use increased estrogen exposure: - nulliparity - children later in life >30 - early menarche <13 - late menopause ```
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MC type of breast cancer
invasive ductal carcinoma | 75% of all breast cancer
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Hx afib, now with severe periumbilical abdominal pain x 12 h -->
AMI = MI/CVA of the gut!
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RF acute mesenteric ischemia (AMI)
``` afib/arrhythmias CAD/atherosclerosis hx TIA/stroke increased age severe cardiac valve dz recent MI intra abd cancer ```
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imaging test of choice to diagnose AMI
CT angiography
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treatment of AMI
IMMEDIATE OR - embolectomy - resection of necrotic bowel
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incisional hernia
post-op hernia
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epigastric hernia
above umbilicus, through linea alba
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umbilical hernia
through umbilical ring
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femoral hernia
through femoral ring | medial to femoral vessels
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Hesselbach hernia
under inguinal ligament | lateral to femoral vessels
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Bochdalek hernia
hernia of stomach through posterior diaphragm
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Morgagni hernia
hernia of stomach through anterior diaphragm
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indirect inguinal hernia
travels through ing canal | palpate @ superficial inguinal ring
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direct inguinal hernia
palpate @ superficial inguinal ring
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hiatal hernia
through diaphragmatic defect at GE junction/@ esophageal hiatus
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ventral hernia
incisional hernia in ventral abdominal wall
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gastrostomy
surgical connection of stomach to skin for feeding (G-tube) | + percutaneous PEG tube placement
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ileostomy
small bowel opened and attached to skin for stool output
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colostomy
colon bowel opened and attached to skin for stool output
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laparoscopy
visualization of peritoneal cavity using laparoscope
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laparotomy (celiotomy)
incision into abdominal cavity
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what is intussusception?
telescoping of bowel intro a downstream section of bowel causing an obstruction
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intussusception MC in which population?
toddlers < 2 yo
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treatment intussusception
preferred air or barium enema to surgical reduction
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MC benign cardiac tumor in adults and where
left atrial myxoma
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features of compartment syndrome
6 Ps - pain - pallor - parathesias - poikilothermia - paralysis - pulselessness
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MC cause of compartment syndrome
fractures
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Tx compartment syndrome
immediate fasciotomy to relieve compartment pressure, increase tissue perfusion, prevent permanent neurovascular damage
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diagnostic test of choice for acute cholecystitis
RUQ US
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MC location gallstones in acute cholecystitis
cystic duct
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sign assoc with acute chole
Murphy's sign
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zone 1 of the neck
clavicle to cricoid cartilage ``` great vessels aortic arch trachea esophagus lung apices c-spine spinal cord CN roots ```
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zone 2 of neck
cricoid cartilage to angle of mandible ``` carotid A vertebral A jugular V pharygnx larynx trachea eso C-spine spinal cord ```
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zone 3 of neck
angle of mandible to base of skull ``` salivary and parotide glands carotid A vertebral A trachea eso C- spine major CNS ```
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GI derived from foregut
esophagus/stomach to 1st part duodenum + spleen celiac A
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GI derived from midgut
2nd part duodenum to proximal 2/3 of transverse colon SMA
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GI derived from hindgut
distal 1/3 of transverse colon to above dentate line IMA
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what is a cholesteatoma and how does is present
a keratinized mass in middle ear or mastoid acquired or congenital otorrhea hearing loss dizziness pearly mass behind TM
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treatment of cholesteatoma
cholesteatomotomy | tympanoplasty
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causes of SBO
MC: adhesions hernias cancer tumor volvulus ``` LC: intuss Crohns gallstone ileus bezoar bowel wall hematoma x trauma congenital radiation enteritis ```
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depth and treatment of 1st degree burn
supericial epidermis clean
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depth and treatment of 2nd degree burn
partial thickness epidermis and portions of dermis remove blisters silvadene cream abx ointment
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depth and treatment of 3rd degree burn
full thickness all layers of dermis escharotomy grafting
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depth and treatment of 4th degree burn
muscle and bone involvement escharotomy grafting
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difference between Mallory-Weiss tear and Boerhaave syndrome
Mallory-Weiss - mucosal - longitudinal - distal eso/prox stomach Boerhaave - full thickness - distal eso - LIFE THREATENING
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vaccines recommended to patients undergoing splenectomy
pneumovax HiB N. meningiditis influenza just because
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Eye opening GCS score
Does not open - 1 Opens to painful stim - 2 Opens to voice - 3 Opens spontaneously - 4
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Motor response GCS score
``` No movement - 1 Decerebrate - 2 Decorticate - 3 Withdraws from pain - 4 Localizes painful stimulus - 5 Obeys commands - 6 ```
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Verbal response GCS score
``` No sounds - 1 Incomprehensible sounds - 2 Inappropriate words - 3 Confused - 4 Appropriate and oriented - 5 ```
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GCS in significant brain injury
< 8
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GCS with moderate TBI
9-12
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GCS with mild TBI
13-15
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causes of gynecomastia
``` STACKED drugs cirrhosis/liver failure Klinefelter hyperprolactinemia decrased testosterone testicular tumor hyperTHY persistent pubertal (not transient) ```
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STACKED drugs that cause gynecomastia
``` Spironolactone THC Alcohol Cimetidine Ketoconazole Estrogen Digoxin ``` heroin anabolic steroids
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Secondary trauma survey
detailed Hx detailed PEx check all orifices: ear, nose, mouth, vagina, rectum
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RF AAA rupture
smoking atherosclerosis HTN size
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Si/sx ruptured AAA
acute severe tearing abdominal to back pain syncope hypotension palpable pulsatile abdominal mass => STAT CT + vascular surgeon
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mortality of ruptured AAA
95% mortality
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Epidural hematoma vessels
middle meningeal A | between skull and dura
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Subdural hematoma vessels
bridging veins | between dura and brain
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Epidural hematoma presentation
trauma to temporal head and LOC, lucid interval, then lethargic, obtuneded, neuro deficits, dilapted pupils, HA
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Subdural hematoma presentation
HA AMS confusion gradulal change in AMS if chronic
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Managment epidural vs subdural hematoma
epidural: - craniotomy and surgical evacuation subdural: - if increased ICP --> craniotomy and surgical evacuation - OR obs in ICU
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main causes of acute abdomen
inflammation/infection (appendicitis, cholangitis, pancreatitis, SBP, diverticulitis) perforation and hemorrhage (PUD, appendicitis) ischemia (AMI) obstruction (SBO) ectopic pregnancy
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what is sigmoid volvulus
twisting/torsion of sigmoid colon causing obstruction
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Si/sx of sigmoid volvulus
``` acute abdomen N/V anorexia abd distension obstipation ```
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Dx/tx of sigmoid volvulus
1. flex sig 2. supine and upright AXR - "omega sign" is distended loop bowel pointing up to RUQ surgical decompression by signoidoscopy/colonoscopy --> bowel resection
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difference between Monteggia fx and a Galeazzi fx
Monteggia fx: proximal ulnar fx anterior dislocation of radial head Galeazzi fx: distal radial fx dislocation of distal ulnar joint
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Rule of 2s for Meckel's diverticulum
``` 2% population 2 yo 2 inches long 2 feet from IC valve 2 types of tissue 2 X M:F ```
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Typical presentation of Meckel's diverticulum
abd pain lower gi bleeding +/- SBO
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Dx/tx Meckel's diverticulum
Meckel's scan surgical resection
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Si/sx of tension PTX
``` sudden dyspea one sided pleuritic CP anxiety decreased breath sounds hyperresonance hypotension JVD tracheal shift contralateral ```
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Tx TPTX
needle decompression and chest tube placement
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anosmia
loss of smell
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otorrhea
ear drainage
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rhinorrhea
nasal drainage
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dysphagia
difficulty sallowing
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odynophagia
pain with swallowing
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globus
sensation of "lump" in throat
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otalgia
ear pain
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trismus
difficulty opening mouth
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tinnitus
ear ringing
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MC cause LLQ abd pain with hemoccult positive stool?
diverticulitis tx; metronidazole
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what is a fibroadenoma?
solid, mobile, well-defined, round benign breast mass of glandular and fibrous tissue
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fibroadenoma MC in
< 30 F
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Tx of fibroadenoma
small = observe and monitor large = surgical resection
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initial medical management of GERD
diet/lifesytle changes antacids PPI trial
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surgical management for refractor GERD
Nissin fundoplication | - wrap fundus of stomach around lower esophagus
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surgical indications for carotid endarterectomy (CEA)
symptomatic > 70% stenosis (M and F) 50-69% in M asymptomatic > 60% stenosis periop risk < 3% > 10 y life expectancy
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crush injury means at risk for what renal complications, so prevent how?
rhabdomyolosis causes muscle to release myoglobin, which travels to the kidney and obstructs kidney tubules --> ATN/AKI prevent with aggressive IV hydration
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difference between indirect and direct inguinal hernias
direct: congenital patent process vaginalis, through deep ring to superficial, lateral to epigastric vessels, MC indirect: abd wall defect, medial to epigastrics, acquired
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Beck's triad and for what?
cardiac tamponade hypotension JVD muffled heart sounds
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Most appropraite emergency treatment for cardiac tamponade
pericardiocentesis
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what is gallstone ileus and MC site of obstruction
> 2.5 cm gallstone erodes through gallbladder into duodenum, travels until obstructs at ileocecal valve
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clinical features of subclavian steal syndrome
arm pain with exercise syncope HA (subclavian steals blood from vertebral arteries)
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64 yo male smoker PMH CAD, worening abd pain after eating, lost 20#, what is diagnosis
chronic mesenteric ischemia | like a long-term gut heart attack
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clinical features of acute peripheral arterial occlusion
``` 6 Ps pain at rest pallor/cyanosis parathesias poikilothermia/cold paralysis pulselessness ```
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acute scrotal pain, what suggests testicular torsion?
no cremasteric reflex high riding testis horizontal orientation of testis negative Prehn sign (painnot removed by elevating scrotum)
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FOOSH, next step management
thumb spica cast x 1 week | re-xray in 7-10 days
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13 yo teen obese boy, hip pain, limp, diagnosis and test?
slipped capital femoral epiphysis Xray hip: posterior displacement of femoral epiphysis "ice cream falling off the cone"
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interventions to prevent post-op DVT
SCDs ppx heparin SUBQ 5000u TID early ambulation
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which type of thoracic aortic dissection requires emergent surgical intervention?
Stanford type A - ascending aorta
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how treat Standford type B thoracic aortic dissection?
beta-blockers | if not end organ ischemia
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gallstones located in gallbladder =
cholelithiasis
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gallstone obstructs cystic duct --> gallbladder inflammation/infection =
acute cholecystitis
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gallstone located in common bile duct =
choledocholithiasis
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gallstone obstructs common bile duct --> biliary tract infection =
acute cholangitis
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hoarse voice immediately foloiwng thyroidectomy, cause?
iatrogenic recurrent largyngeal nerve damage 5-7% transient loss 3-4% permanent loss
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numbness around mouth and tingling of hands on POD #2 s/p thyroidectomy, diagnosis
hypocalcemia --> hypoPTH | iatrogenic
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wound closure by primary intention
reapproximate edges of wound and close with sutures/staples/adhesive clean wounds, not much loss of tissue
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wound closure by secondary intention
wound edges left open and wound slowly closes by granulation and epithelialization wound vac and dressings bigger scar, longer healing
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wound closure by delayed primary closure
wound left open x4-5d before closing with primary sutures/staples/adhesive contaminated wounds (concern for trapping bacteria)
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free air under right hemidiaphragm
MC: perforated ulcer
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USPSTF recs on screening for AAA
one time male 65 - 75 yo hx of smoking
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Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is
laproscopic gastrojejunostomy anastamosis
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Gastric banding is
laproscopic tight adjustable silicone band around top of stomach (connected to port ot inc/dec saline pump)
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Sleeve gastrectomy is
removal of body of stomach | remove the banana
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type of IBD can be cured surgically
ulcertive colitis