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timing of problems after MI

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  • acute = RV failure
  • 3-5 days = papillary muscle rupture or interventricular septum rupture (LAD)
  • 5-14 days = free wall rupture
  • several months = LV aneurysm
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dishwater drainage

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indicative of necrotizing surgical site infection

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3
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secondary spontaneous penumothorax

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presents in the setting of known lung disease, acute onset SOB, hypoxia and unilateral decreased breath sounds

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best test for acute pancreatitis

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RUQ ultrasound

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5
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HIDA vs ERCP

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HIDA = for acute cholecystitis
ERCP = for obstruction in CBD
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6
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penile fracture is a tear in….

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tunica albuginea (envelopes corpus cavernosum)

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test after fracture penis

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retrograde urethrogram if there is evidence of urethral injury

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indications of retrograde urethrogram

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  • blood at meatus
  • hematuria
  • dysuria
  • urinary retention
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most common cause of extraperotineal bladder rupture

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pelvic fracture (sits anterior to bladder)

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most common epithelial thyroid malignancy

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papillary, followed by follicular

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characteristics of follicular thyroid cancer

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like benign adenomas, but with invasion into capsule, can metastasize via blood

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features of papillary thyroid cancer

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  • slow spread
  • large cells with ground glass, pale nuclei with inclusion bodies
  • psammoma bodies
  • lymph node involvement
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Hurthle cells

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seen in follicular thyroid cancer, benign adenomas and hashimoto’s thyroiditis

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14
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soap bubble tumor

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giant cell tumor of bone

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feature of giant cell tumors

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  • lytic bone soap bubble lesion in epiphysis of long bones
  • benign but locally destructive
  • young adults or Paget disease
  • progressive local pain
  • RANKL is overexpressed, can use denosumab
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16
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type A and B aortic aneurysms

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A = ascending B = descending

17
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initial test for ruptured AAA

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CT angio - patient must be stable

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epidermal inclusion cyst

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  • dome shaped, firm, mobile nodule with central punctum
  • epidermis lodged in dermis from trauma or comedones or de novo
  • produces keratin
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dermatofibroma

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  • benign fibroblast proliferation, firm, hyperpigmented nodule
  • center dimpling
20
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most common complications of cardiac cath

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bleeding, hematoma, dissection, thrombosis, pseudoaneurysm, or AV fistula

21
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fluid for burns

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LR - correct acidosis and maintains normal blood pH

22
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things damaged in uncal herniation

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  • oculomotor nerve

- ipsalateral hemiparesis (crus cerebri compression)

23
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indication for congenital umbilical hernias

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larger than 1.5 cm or older than 5

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symptoms of delirium tremens

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confusion, agitation, fever, tachycardia, hypertension, diaphoresis, hallucinations

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firm solitary neck lymph nodes in smoker
likely metastatic squamous cell carcinoma
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treatment of acute prostatitis
fluoroquinolone or bactrim
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GI bleeding following AAA repair
bowel ischemia, due to lack of collateral blood supply