Random Kaplan Qbank Flashcards

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documented DVT on exam and recent history of intracranial surgery - what do you do?

A

place IVC filter

- ALL anticoagulation is absolutely contraindicated

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patient with a cataract - recommended management?

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if patient is comfortable with their vision - surgery or glasses may not be necessary; refer to ophtho for more detailed analysis

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3
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MCC complication post-thyroid surgery?

A

hematoma - thyroid is highly vascular organ

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what do you do if a patient post-thyroid surgery begins to have stridor, difficulty breathing and cyanosis?

A

open their wound to evacuate the hematoma that is likely causing compression

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child presents with severe throat pain, difficulty swallowing, drooling, pain radiating to the ear, trismus and fever - dx?

A

peritonsillar abscess

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tx. peritonsillar abscess

A

antibiotics

tonsillectomy

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indications for tonsillectomy

A
  1. peritonsillar abscess
  2. obstructive tonsils + sleep apnea
  3. dysphagia
  4. speech defects
  5. inability to cry
  6. 7 cases of strep in 1 year, 5 in each of 2 years, 3 in each of 3 years
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MC perioperative event associated with major vascular surgery

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myocardial infarction

- should receive coronary angiogram prior to surgery to assess need for bypass/stenting

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9
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necrotizing diabetic foot infection

A
serous brown discharge
swelling of the foot
crepitus
fever
high leukocyte counts
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management of necrotizing diabetic foot ulcer

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  1. foot and leg XR to delineate spread

2. OR - debridement/amputation

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Tx. choledochal cyst

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surgical removal

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12
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complication of ERCP

A

pancreatitis -due to injury to ampulla of Vater or retrograde injection of contrast material (5-7% of patients)

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complications after ERCP

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  1. pancreatitis
  2. cholangitis
  3. pancreatic pseudocyst formation
  4. perforation
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transfusion associated acute lung injury

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hypoxemia and lung infiltrates w/in 24 hours of blood transfusion

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15
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what causes TRALI?

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anti-granulocyte abs in the blood donor

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