April 2019 Flashcards

(103 cards)

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spiral tibial fracture ten-year-old minimally displaced - management

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? above knee casting or IM nail

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Crepitus after a few days post-amputation

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gas gangrene

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Fall onto outstretched hand pain over the thumb index and middle finger which bone?

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radial deviation scaphoid, ulnar deviation lunate

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40% burn, a few days later abdominal pain and vomiting

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Curling’s ulcer

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5
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Esophageal perforation how would you investigate?

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Water soluble contrast

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6 weeks with pain bilious vomiting with no mass

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volvulus

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40-year old female with discreet breast nodule

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<35 fibroadenoma 35-50 cyst >50 cancer

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Mortality score -

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Mortality score - APACHE II

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9
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nerve root supplying little finger

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nerve root supplying little finger - c8

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Nerve damage in distal fibula fracture -

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Nerve damage in distal fibula fracture - - sural nerve

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Chest Tube

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5TH IC, just anterior to Mid Axillary Line

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Peritonism develops 4 hours after a stab injury - ?CT

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?CT

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Spinal anaesthesia at the level of

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Spinal anaesthesia at the level of L3/L4 OR L4/L5

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Structures damaged with submandibular gland excision…

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Chinese man with epistaxis

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nasopharyngeal carcinoma

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bilateral neck swellings,

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cancer from Central tongue

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Chronic dialysis patient with high PTH and HIGH calcium

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Tertiary hyperparathyroidism. Secondary hyperparathyroidism if the calcium is normal/low.

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18
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Splenic rupture post infection

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epstein-barr virus

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19
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Sausage-shaped mass

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intussusception

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Branchial cyst - failure of obliteration of the…

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Branchial cyst - failure of obliteration of the second branchial cleft

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21
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Thiazides - inhibit

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Thiazides - inhibit NaCl reabsorption from DCT

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22
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Ischaemic foot and renal insufficiency

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CTA?

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23
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Long-standing painful nodule at stoma -

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PG?

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24
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Frank haematuria and loin mass

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renal cell carcinoma

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Cushing's triad -
Bradycardia, systolic hypertension, irregular respiration
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Auto digestion of pancreas
trypsin
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Loss of taste to anterior tongue
Loss of taste to anterior tongue - Taste fibres of facial nerve go to the Geniculate ganglion
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ABG for COPD
ABG for COPD - high bicarb and carbon dioxide level
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ABG for COPD
ABG for COPD - high bicarb and carbon dioxide level normal pC02 4.6-6.0 normal HC03 22-28 normal BE -2/+2
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Increased cardiac output for heart transplant patient
Increased atrial filling
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long standing peptic ulcer disease -
increased secretion of gastrin
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9, 10 and 11 cranial nerves transmitted via
the jugular foramen
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9, 10 and 11 cranial nerves originate from the
medulla
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Heart valves are made of -
fibrous tissue and collagen
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Abnormal thyroid function in high cholesterol
Hypothyroidism
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Sheep worker and tender liver
Echinococcus granulosus
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Patient with antithrombin III Dvt how do you treat
Heparin bridging therapy while starting warfarin
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Woman with breast cancer develops a dusky painful leg
Woman with breast cancer develops a dusky painful leg a one ABP of 1 - from thrombolytic with angiography then pop bypass heparin
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16 days post-op serious and discharge from the wound
wound dehiscence
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cardiac output per systole
70ml
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Calcified liver nodule
hydatid cyst
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The effect of loop diuretics -
act on the Na+-K+-2Cl− symporter (NKCC2) in the thick ascending limb of the loop of Henle to inhibit sodium, chloride and potassium reabsorption
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recurrent right upper quadrant pain -
elective cholecystectomy
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hypospadia congenital abnormality
Failure of genital fold - resulting in persisting urethral groove Epispaias - dorsal wall of urethra wholly or partially absent
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Tonsillitis in child
strep pyogenes
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Tracheostomy
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he right coronary artery (RCA) is an artery originating
he right coronary artery (RCA) is an artery originating - above the right cusp of the aortic valve, at the right aortic sinus in the heart
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Sjorgens Syndrome Antibodies -
SSA/Ro and SSB/La, ANA, Rheumatoid factor
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NSAIDs mechanism -
inhibition of COX1/2 - suppression of prostaglandin
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Left lower limb palsy -
RIGHT ACA
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RTA, leg movement absent, internal rotation
RTA, leg movement absent, internal rotation - posterior dislocation with sciatic nerve injury
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Emergency tracheostomy divide
Emergency tracheostomy divide - the thyroid isthmus
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Tumour markers of breast
Tumour markers of breast - three tumor markers -- cancer antigen 15-3 (CA 15-3), cancer antigen 27.29 (CA 27.29), and carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
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Pregnant lady who had a fall with chest pain
Pregnant lady who had a fall with chest pain - aortic dissection
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Most common type of gallstone in sickle cell -
Most common type of gallstone in sickle cell - pigment stones
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Preoperative prep for someone who is hyperthyroid
Beta blocker
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Anal sphincter dermatome
Anal sphincter dermatome - S4
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Failure of pleuroperitoneal membrane Fusion with septum transversum
Bochdalek hernia Posterior Left
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Graft rejection \<6 months
CMV infection
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Ovarian cyst with hair
Ovarian cyst with hair - teratoma
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posterior wall of inguinal canal
Transversalis fascia Conjoint tendon
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ECG in hyperkalaemia
St depression and flat t waves - hyperkalemia
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Hernia operation, numb scrotum - damage to
Hernia operation, numb scrotum - damage to ilioinguinal nerve
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Thoracic duct injury in an oesophagectomy
Damage at aortic opening
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Middle third clavicle injury
damage to subclavian artery
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hip pain obese teenager -
s u f e
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A child with limp -
Perthes
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Posterior dislocation of the hip - nerve damage
sciatic nerve or fibular nerve damage
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Mediastinal mass biopsy, non-neuroendocrine, epithelial cell
thymoma
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tracheal deviation with stridor -
Retrosternal goitre
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Right adrenal gland relation -
IVC
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Achilles Tendon Rupture
Simmonds test
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Ligation of the splenic hilum can result in- i
injury to the pancreatic tail
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esophageal varices - anastomosis with
anastomosis with left gastric vein
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Cheek Swelling..Raised...
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Calcium levels in osteoporosis
Calcium levels in osteoporosis - normal calcium level
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Left hypochondrium pain old age with PR bleeding mixed with stool bright and also no history of hypertension and beta blocker -
\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* ischaemic colitis esophageal varices or anal cancer? haha
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Loss of foot dorsiflexion after operation
Loss of peroneal nerve
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scrotal lymphatic drainage
superficial inguinal nodes
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anal lymphatic drainage
superficial inguinal nodes
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Ureter relation to uterine artery
Ureter Lies beneath the uterine artery
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Dartos muscle location
Subcutaneous scrotum
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Waddling gait
superior gluteal nerve
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Player with sudden death -
subarachnoid haemorrhage
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Effects of spinal anaesthetic -
1-3 hours
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Child in pain in the angle of mandible with fever
mandibular abscess
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ECG in hypothermia
Widening of QRS, increased PR and QT J waves
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Loss of elbow and wrist extension
radial nerve
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Woman on the oral contraceptive pill abdominal pain neuropathy
acute intermittent porphyria
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Collapse after shaft of femur fracture -
fat embolism
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teenager with shaft of femur fracture
Ewing sarcoma
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Pelvic fracture, prostate not palpable
damage to membranous urethra
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diarrhoea or hypoglycemia following a gastrectomy
dumping
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relation of uncinate process to superior mesenteric artery
posterior to SMA
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sweating of cheek instead of parotid secretions! What nerve and name of syndrome
Frey’s syndrome - auricotemporal nerve damage
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Female with recurrent blood stained discharge
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Mass in upper part of lung with high urea and high calcium
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FAP type of polym
Tubular Adenomatous polyp
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Paraplegic patient, mid thoracic fracture - still has voluntary urination
Sparing of pudendal nerve Levels for urination
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The structure forming the lower border of the heart
left ventricle
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Posterolateral hernia in child
Bochdalek hernia Failure of fusion of pleuroperitoneal membrane with septum transversum
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Cheek swelling - raised -
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pfannelstein incision
skin, sub cut, fat, campers, scarpas ant. rectus sheath rectus muscle pyrimidalis (NOT POST RECTUS SHEATH) transversalis fascia peritoneum