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Anatomy 3 Flashcards

MRCS part A

1
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Sarcomas

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Typically in extremities

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Sarcoma of adipocytes

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Liposarcomas

Have pseudocapsule and typically found retroperitoneum

Resistant to radiotherapy

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Ewings sarcoma

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Usually blood borne mets

Respond to chemo + surgery

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Hepatocellular adenomas

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Associated with OCP and lack fibrous capsule

Typically not concerned if under 5cm

UNLESS in males as more likely to transform

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5
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Clotting not produced in liver

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Factor VIII

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Obstruction from RECTAL cancer

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Loop colostomy

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Obstruction from LEFT COLON cancer

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Resection of lesion and end colostomy (Hartmann’s)

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T4 RECTAL cancer

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Requires irradiation prior to resection

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T1, 2, 3 + N0 RECTAL cancer

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No irradiation, straight resection

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10
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Ligament suspending duodenojejunal flexure

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Ligament of Trietz

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Thoracic duct

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On left side of neck

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12
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Midpoint of internal jugular

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Crossed by ansa cervicalis

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13
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Atlas: internal jugular

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Crossed by accessory nerve

All last 4 cranial nerves related at this point to it

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Superior sagittal sinus

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Unpaired cranial sinus

Parietal emissary veins drained into it

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15
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Cerebral perfusion pressure

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MAP - intracranial pressure

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MAP

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Diastolic pressure + 0.33 (Systolic pressure - diastolic pressure)

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17
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Number of collateral venous systems

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4 Pathways

Azygos venous system
Internal mammary venous pathway
Long Thoracic to femoral and vertebral veins (2 pathways)

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18
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Main rectal vessels

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Superior rectal artery from inferior mesenteric artery (arterial supply)

Middle rectal artery from the internal iliac artery

Inferior rectal artery from the internal pudendal artery

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19
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Main rectal lymph drainage

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Mesorectal lymph nodes (superior to dentate line)
Inguinal nodes (inferior to dentate line)
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20
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Propofol

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Strong anti-emetic effect

CARDIAC DEPRESSION

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21
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Sodium Thiopentone

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Marked myocardial depression

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22
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Etomidate

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Safe cardiac profile

Adrenal suppression

Post operative vomiting

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23
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Orchiplexy

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Caudal block

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24
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Inguinal Canal / laparoscopic

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TAP block

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25
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Major abdominal surgery

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Epidural

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26
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Lingual nerve

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Purely sensory

If muscular deficit post submandibular gland excision then hypoglossal nerve

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27
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Contents of popliteal fossa (medial to lateral)

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Popliteal artery - deep
Popliteal vein
Tibial nerve - superficial + medial esp inferiorly (sural branches on inferior aspect)
Common peroneal nerve

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28
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Otalgia after tonsillitis

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Glossopharyngeal nerve is tonsils and ear

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29
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Renal scarring

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DMSA scan

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30
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Pre-existing renal impairment

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MAG-3

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31
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Nasopharyngeal carcinoma triad

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Trotter’s triad

Unilateral conductive hearing loss
Ipsilateral facial & ear pain
Ipsilateral paralysis of soft palate

Radiotherapy is first line

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32
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Back of tongue

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Bilateral lymph (deep cervical) drainage

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33
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Bochdalek hernia

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3 P & 3 B

1- Birth defect (congenital) 
2- Big 
3- Bad Prognosis 
4- Posterior located 
5- Pulmonary hyPoPlais is common 
6- Placement of mesh may be needed to treat
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34
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Rectal fascial layers

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Denonvilliers anteriorly (bladder)

Waldeyers posteriorly (sacrum)

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35
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Sciatic nerve

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Runs inferolaterally under cover of gluteus maximus midway between greater trochanter and ischial tuberosity

36
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Ear lymph drainage: lower half and lobule

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Superficial cervical lymph node

37
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Ear lymph drainage: cranial superior half

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Mastoid + deep cervical

38
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Ear lymph drainage: lateral superior half

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Superficial parotid lymph node

39
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Stimulation of insulin

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Glucose
Amino acids
Vagal cholinergic
Secretin/Gastrin/CCK
Fatty acids
Beta adrenergic drugs (therefore BB inhibit)
40
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External anal sphincter nerve

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S2,3,4 poo off the floor

41
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Absorption of iron

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Duodenum and jejunum

Stored mainly in haemoglobin

42
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Phrenic nerve

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Passes with the internal jugular vein across scalenus anterior
It passes deep to prevertebral fascia of deep cervical fascia
Posterior to medial aspect of first rib

43
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Left phrenic nerve

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Left crosses anterior to 1st part of subclavian artery

44
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Right phrenic nerve

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Anterior to scalenus anterior. Crosses anterior to 2nd part of subclavian artery
Passes over right atrium

45
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Paget’s disease of nipple

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Areolar region spared initially

46
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Attachment of greater trochanter

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POGO

Piriformis
Obturator internus
Gemelli
Obturator externus

47
Q

Parathyroid relations

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Lateral - common carotid
Medial - recurrent laryngeal nerve
Anterior - thyroid
Posterior - pretracheal fascia

48
Q

1st web space sensation

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Deep peroneal nerve

49
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Lateral sensation

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Sural nerve

50
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Dorsum sensation

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Superficial peroneal

51
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Proximal plantar sensation

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Tibial nerve

52
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Medial plantar sensation

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Medial plantar nerve

53
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Epiploic foramen

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Superior is caudate process of liver

Inferior is 1st part of duodenum

54
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Hyperhidrosis resection Rx

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T2 and T3 symphatetic ganglia

55
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Spondylolisthesis

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Stress fracture of back (in young athletes)

Scotty dog appearance on X-ray

56
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Spondylolysis

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Congenital or acquired deficiency of the pars interarticularis of the neural arch of a particular vertebral body, usually affects L4/ L5
Usually asymptomatic

57
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Branches of subclavian artery

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VIT CD

V ertebral artery
I nternal thoracic
T hyrocervical trunk

C ostalcervical trunk
D orsal scapular

58
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Phrenic nerve

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C3,4,5 diaphragm alive

59
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Isthmus location

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Rings 2, 3, 4 make the isthmus floor

Attached ligament of berry

60
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Rockall score

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ABCDE

A: Age 
B: Blood pressure drop (Shock) 
C: Co-morbidity 
D: Diagnosis 
E: Evidence of bleeding
61
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Kocher’s septic knee criteria

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WIFE

WCC >12 
Inability to weight bear 
Fever 
ESR >40
= >90 chance of septic arthritis
62
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Posterior cord of brachial plexus

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STAR

S ubscapular (upper and lower)
T horacodorsal
A xillary
R adial

63
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Lateral cord

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Musculocutaneous is branch

64
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Long thoracic

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C5,6,7 at root (first branch of plexus)

65
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Suprascapular

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Drunk Superior (lateral) trunk

66
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Lateral hip rotators

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P - GO - Q

Piriformis
Gemellus superior
Obturator internus
Gemellus inferior
Obturator externus
Quadratus femoris
67
Q

Mets to bone

A

BBRTP

Breast - lytic
Bronchus
Renal
Thyroid - follicular
Prostate - sclerotic
68
Q

Down’s sydrome

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Duodenal atresia

69
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Appendicular artery branch of:

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Ileo-colic artery

70
Q

Tough ligamentous structure lying anterior to the spinous processes

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Ligamentum flavum

71
Q

Most common type of fistula in ano

A

Intersphincteric

72
Q

Saphenous vein stripped to

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level of knee/upper calf.

NB increased risk of saphenous neuralgia if stripped more distally

73
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Coeliac autonomic plexus

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Anterolateral to the aorta

74
Q

Glioblastoma

A

Originate from astrocytes

75
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SIADH causes

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ABCD

A nalgesics: opioids, NSAIDs
B arbiturates
C yclophosphamide/ Chlorpromazine/ Carbamazepine
D iuretic (thiazides)

76
Q

Ureter retroperitoneal at

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L2-L5 transverse processes

77
Q

Anal fissures causes

A 
STI
IBD
Leukaemia
TB
Previous anal surgery
78
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Structures passing behind the medial malleolus (ant to post)

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Tibialis posterior
Flexor digitorum longus
Posterior tibial vein
Posterior tibial artery
Saphenous nerve
Flexor hallucis longus
79
Q

Delormes operation

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Avoids haemorrhoid resection (safest) but high recurrence

80
Q

Altmeirs operation

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More effective than Delormes as resects sigmoid colon and rectum, but high anastomotic leak

81
Q

Rectopexy

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Well tolerated in young healthy. Lowest complication rate

82
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Insertion at anteromedial proximal tibia

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Sartorius, gracilis, semitendinous

83
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Platelets

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High risk of grame +ve infections

84
Q

RCC

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High risk of gram -ve infections

85
Q

Doxorubicin

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Cold compress

86
Q

Hyaluronidase

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Given for contrast extravasation, TPN and alkaloid

Finals PACES (12 decks)

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