USMLEasy Flashcards

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Young straight male pt with pain with defection, slight bright red bleeding - most common cause?

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Anal fissure > external hemorrhoid

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Esophageal hiatal hernia - when surgery?

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Esophagitis or stenosis

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Patient after kidney transplant has elevated calcium – cause? Management?

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Tertiary hypothyroidism (hypercalcemia secondary to time this parathyroid function after transplant)

Total parathyroidectomy and autotransplantation into forearm

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Epispadias – incomplete development of? Associated with?

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Anterior urethra

#Cordee (ventral curvature of the penis)
#Undescended testes
#Inguinal hernias
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How to distinguish between acute and chronic DVT’s on duplex?

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Large collaterals suggest chronic

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Patient is exposed to radiation – chance of developing thyroid tumor? Type of thyroid tumor? Treatment?

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40%; papillary; total thyroidectomy

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Patient has splenic injury from trauma – only contraindication for non-operative management?

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Peritoneal signs on abdominal exam (CT imaging of shattered spleen not an indication, positive DPL is not indication)

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Resuscitation for bleeding child?

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#20 mg per kilogram bolus
#Repeat bolus
#Repeat bolus
#Blood transfusion
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Preferred thrombolytic agent in occlusion of bypass graft? Reocclusion rate?

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Urokinase; 20% reocclusion rate within one year

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Pt with injury to common bile duct – surgical management?

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choledochojejunostomy (Preferred over choledochoduodenostomy because less fistula formation)

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Contrast CT shows small, circular hypodense lesion with ring-like contrast enhancement

  1. Cause if immunocompetent?
  2. Cause if Immunocompromise?
  3. If systemic signs of infection?
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  1. Metastatic cancer
  2. Toxoplasmosis and CNS lymphoma’s
  3. Brain abscess
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Positive crossmatch means?

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Recipient has circulating antibodies that are cytotoxic to the donor lymphocytes

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Thrombin time assesses?

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Fibrinogen

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Management of gunshot wound to the pancreas?

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#Most which is simple drainage
#Injury to the major pancreatic duct – distal pancreatectomy
#Injury to head of the pancreas – Roux-en-Y Pancreaticojejunostomy
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Sign of left-sided portal hypertension? Acute hemorrhage due to this is treated with?

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Gastric varices

Splenectomy

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Treatment for renal cell tumor?

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#If under 4 cm, partial nephrectomy
#If larger, radical nephrectomy (remove a kidney, adrenal gland, perirenal fat)
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Large pulsatile mass found in right popliteal fossa. Likely diagnosis? Complications? When/what Surgery?

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Popliteal artery aneurysm

#Embolization – 25%
#Thrombosis – 40% with resultant gangrene
#Aneurysm rupture – 5%

Surgery if symptomatic or greater than 2 cm

repair with excision of aneurysm and surgical bypass

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Ogilvie syndrome?

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Massive cecal and colonic dilation without mechanical obstruction

#if under 10 cm without ischemia, NPO, NG tube, resuscitation
#It's over 10 cm, cautious colonoscopy
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Hurthle cell CA similar to what cancer? Differences?

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Type of follicular cancer

#often multifocal and bilateral
#More likely to spread to local nodes and distant sites (higher mortality rate)
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Surgical management of ruptured esophagus?

If Patient has underlying motility disorder, stricture, or malignancy?

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Primary repair and mediastinal drainage

Esophagectomy

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Patient with persistent gastric ulcer refractory to medical therapy. Also located 2 cm above pylorus – surgical management?

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Partial gastrectomy with vagotomy and Billroth I reconstruction

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CEA level of 100 after colorectal resection – suggests?

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Liver involvement

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Tracheostomy – where to enter trachea?

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Second or third cartilage ring

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Patient with annular pancreas – surgical therapy?

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Duodenoduodenostomy

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Carcinoid tumor at tip of appendix – surgical management?

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#If 1 cm – appendectomy
#If 2 cm – right hemicolectomy
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How to evaluate patient for early ischemia of the colon?

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Sigmoidoscopy