TRUELEARN 03 JAN 2019 Flashcards
splenic abscesses are most often caused by what process?
hematogenous spread from another active infection in the body (endocarditis, osteomyelitis)
what are the treatment options for splenic abscesses?
- always immediate drainage
- unilocular: CT guided drainage
- complex / multiloculated: splenectomy
when is total parotidectomy indicated?
for any tumor that lies in the deep lobe
an FEV1 of approximately _____ cc from the contralateral lung is required to proceed with pneumonectomy
800 cc
alveoli production begins at age ___ and continues until approximately age ___
- 7 months
- 10
what is the treatment for cecal volvulus?
ileocolic resection and primary anastomosis
cholecystokinin is produced by what cells?
I cells of the duodenum and jejunum
what are the borders for where to open the pancreatic duct during a puestow procedure?
- anteriorly along its length
- medially to GDA
- laterally to tail beyond all pancreatic duct strictures
how are contained anastomotic leaks without abscess treated?
antibiotics alone
glycogen stores are depleted after ___ hours of starvation
48