Surgery Flashcards
(284 cards)
1
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1st and 2nd steps for treating acute variceal bleeding
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1st: 2 Large bore IV needles vs. central line for IVF
2nd: Endoscopic clerotherapy vs. band ligation
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Postop Cholestasis develops after surgerys that involve ____, _____ and _____. Why is this?(3)
A
hypOtension / [extensive blood loss into tissue] / [massive blood replacement]
- DEC Liver function from hypOtension
- DEC Renal bilirubin excretion from ischemic tubular necrosis
- INC pigment load from transfusion
3
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Surgical repair for hip fractures may be delayed up to __ hours. Why?
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72 hours; address unstable medical comorbidity first
4
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How does SBO present (4)? What’s most common cause?
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- Nausea
- Vomiting –> hypOkalemia
- [Bloating - Hyperactive “tinkling” Bowel Sounds]
- [Dilated Bowel Loops X-ray]
Adhesions! (operations)
5
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When and what demographic does [Isolated Duodenal Hematoma] occur?
1st line tx? 2nd line tx?
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[Abd trauma to children]–>blood between mucosa and submucosa –> resolves spontaneously in 1-2 weeks
Tx =
1st: [NG suction + Parenteral nutrition]
alternative: Laparascopic hematoma removal
6
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Describe Varicoceles.
Etiology?
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Tortuous Dilation of Pampiniform Venous Plexus surrounding spermatic cord & testis within scrotum
L renal vein compression (from Aorta and SMA or thrombosis) –>L side scrotal bag of worms worst with standing/valsalva and better when supine
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[Retropharyngeal Abscess] presentation (5)
Why does this have to be treated STAT?
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Odynophagia / [Painful Neck Extension] / Fever / Sore throat / [Trismus (inability to open mouth)]
Abscess infection may spread into mediastinum!
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Dx(2) and Tx(2) for [Retropharyngeal Abscess]
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Dx = CT neck vs. Lateral Radiographs–>Demonstrates cervical spine Lordosis
Tx = IV Abx + IND
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Complications of SBO (2)?
Management (2)
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Strangulation vs. Perforation
Mgmt = [Surgical Exploration] vs. [NPO & IVF –> NG tube suction]
10
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Diverticulitis Abscess Tx
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CT guided-percutaneous (alternative surgical) abscess I&D
Diverticulitis = Soft tissue stranding & colonic wall thickening
11
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INR for normal people
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0.8 - 1.2
12
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Therapeutic INR range for pts on warfarin
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2 - 3
13
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Acute GI perforation requires emergent _____
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Laparotomy (surgical incision thru abd wall)
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MOD of [Mesenteric Bowel ischemic colitis] post AAA repair
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inadequate [Left and Sigmoid Colon] arterial perfusion from IMA during aortic graft placement –> Ischemia
CT revealing air & edema in bowel wall –> thickening = MBIC
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Step-wise process for [Blunt Abd Trauma in hemodynamically unstable pts]. Any Caveat?
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DPL = Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage = aspiration of 10 mL of peritoneal fluid with blood = intraperitoneal injury
Caveat = PENETRATING ABD TRAUMA (GUNSHOT/STAB) = SKIP DIRECTLY TO XLAP (Xploratory LAPARATOMY W/REPAIR)
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Staph Aureus and Staph Epidermidis both affect prosthetic joints. What is the difference?
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[Staph Aureus = Acute ( < 3 mo. onset)] & may only require debridement
[Staph Epidermidis] = Delayed > 3 mo. onset and must be replaced
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PrePatellar bursitis is often due to _______, but other causes include ____ or _____
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S.Aureus (infects bursa via trauma vs. friction vs. extending from local cellulitis); [Gout Crystalline Arthropathy], [Rheumatoid Arthritis]
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CT scan shows ______ which indicates _____. What causes this? Tx(2)?
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[air in DEEP tissue]; Necrotizing Fasciitis;
[Group A Strep Pyogenes] (but typically polymicrobial) spreads rapidly thru SubQ & deep fascia after minor trauma –>
PAIN OUT OF PROPORTION WITH EXAM +
hypOtension +
[Erythema & Swelling]
Tx = Debridement + Broad Abx
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What is the first sign of hypOvolemia
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INC HR
20
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Massive Hemoptysis is defined as _____ or _____. The greatest danger for this is _____. What is the mngmt(4)?
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[>600 mL expectorated blood over 24 hours] vs. [Bleeding > 100 mL/hour] –> Asphyxiation from blood in airway
1st: Establish airway and maintain ventilation & gas exchange
2nd: Pt is placed with bleeding lung in lateral decubitius to prevent bleeding from going to other lung
3rd: Bronchoscopy to localize bleeding site and provide suction/electrocautery
4th: Thoractomy if it’s unilateral bleeding or bleeding persist despite bronchoscopy
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On which PostOp Day is atelectasis most common? Explain how this causes Respiratory Alkalosis
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POD2! ; PostOp pain vs. Residual anesthesia vs. tongue prolapse —> hypOxemia and INC work of breathing –> Hyperventilation —> Respiratory Alkalosis
Acute PE may present similarly
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Femoral n. Function (2)
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[Knee extension] & [hip flexion]
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Femoral n. innervation (2)
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[ANT thigh] & [Medial leg via saphenous branch]
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Obturator n. function
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Thigh ADDuction
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Obturator n. innervation
medial thigh
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[PiloNidal Dz] MOD
sweating/friction of **coccyx** skin in young males with body hair --\> Hair follicle infection--\>spreads SubQ --\> Abscess that ruptures to form [piloNidal sinus tract]
Tx = I&D + Sinus tract excision
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Flail Chest presentation (3)
Pt with recently fractured ribs who has..
1. **paradoxic thoracic wall movements** (inverted chest wall w/inspiration, correted when on positive pressure)
2. [shallow tachypneic breathing]
3. Respiratory distress **despite chest tubes**
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A pt with pneumobilia, [hyperactive bowel sounds] and Dilated loops of the bowel probably has \_\_\_\_\_. What's biggest Risk Factor for this? Dx? Tx?
**Gallstone iLeus** (gallstone passes thru biliary enteric fistula into small intestine)--\>air in biliary tree (pneumobilia); Cholecystitis
Dx = CT
Tx = Surgery
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Flail Chest etiology and tx(3)
Multiple ribs fractured in GOE 2 locations --\> segment of ribs losing continuity with thoracic wall --\> Rib collapse with inspiration --\> shallow breahs --\> Hyperventilation
Tx = Pain control + supplemental O2 + [Intubation w/CPAP]
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*Pt with suspected Claudication 2° to [Peripheral Artery Disease]*
Dx test? Describe the test
ABI (Ankle Brachial Index) = inexpensive/noninvasive measurement of systolic BP Ankle:Brachial
[Peripheral Artery Dz] \< [0.90 - 1.3] \< [Calcified Vessels]
*Alternative is Arterial Duplex US but this is less specific & sensitive*
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Clinical presentation for [Paralytic iLeus] (4)
[Abd pain following trauma or **abd surgery**]
+
[Xray with Dilated loops of STOMACH, SMALL & LARGE intestine]
+
[hypOactive bowel sounds]
+
Obstipation (can't pass flatus/stool)
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MOD and Presentation(3) of Acute Mediastinitis
[intraoperative (cardiac surgery)] wound contamination --\>[Purulent Sternal wound drainage] + [infection signs] + [widened mediastinum]
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Tx for Acute Mediastinitis (3)
1. Drainage
2. Surgical Debridement
3. Broad Abx
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Mngmt for [Gallstones **without** sx]
NOTHING
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Mngmt for [Gallstones with biliary colic] (2)
[Elective Lap Chole] vs. [UrsoDeoxycholic acid in poor surgical candidates]
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Mngmt for **Complicated** Gallstones (Acute cholecystitis vs. CholeDocholithiasis vs. Gallstone pancreatitis)
Cholecystectomy within 72 hours!
## Footnote
*Acute Cholecystitis = inflammation & distension of gallbladder from [cystic duct obstruction]*
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Dx and Tx(2) for MCL tear
Dx = MRI (surgical candidates only)
Tx = Surgery vs. [RICE in uncomplicated MCL tears]
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Both Hemothroax and Tension PTX produce hypOtension, tachycardia and tracheal deviation.
What's the difference in Physical Exam?
Hemithorax = **DULLNESS** to percussion
vs.
Tension PTX = **HYPERRESONANCE** TO Percussion
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Dx(2) and Mngmt(3) of [Aortic injury 2° to rapid deceleration]
Dx = **Upright CXR** showing (widened mediastinum/hemothorax/interrupted aortic contour) --\>confirmed by **CT**
Mngmt = [ABC Cardiopulm stability] --\> AntiHypertensives --\> Surgery
*ABC = Airway / Breathing / Circulation secure*
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[Diaphragmatic Hernia] MOD
INC intraabd pressure from Blunt Abd trauma causes radial tears in diaphragm muscle --\> leakage of abd contents into **LEFT** chest (R protected by Liver) --\>Lung compression & bowel strangulation --\> FAST DEATH
*Image showing NG tube in the upper chest*
Tx = Surgical Repair
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Umbilica hernia is most commonly associated with ____ (4). Umbilicalhernias may contain what?
Blacks
Prematurity
[Beckwith Widemann]
hypOthyroidism
\*\*Umbilical hernias may contain **omentum** vs. **small intestine**\*\*
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Pt with Fever [100 F ( \>38 C)].
Causes if it happens **0 - 2 Hours** PostOp (3)
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Pt with Fever [100 F ( \>38 C)].
Causes if it happens **1 Day - 1 Week** PostOp (3)
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Pt with Fever [100 F ( \>38 C)].
Causes if it happens **1 Week - 1 Month** PostOp (5)
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Pt with Fever [100 F ( \>38 C)].
Causes if it happens **More than 1 month** PostOp (2)
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Syringomyelia etx
[**Whiplash** **Spinal Cord Injury**] vs. [Arnold Chiari Malformation] --\> disrupted CSF drainage in central canal --\> compression of STT and CST
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[Pulmonary Contusion] is ___ of the lung that occurs within ____ days of injury
Parenchymal bruising; **1-2**
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How is Epidural Hematoma (think blunt head trauma) associated with Cushing's Reflex?
Epi Hematoma --\> INC elevated ICP --(can)--\> [TUMTL herniation (COPPR)] & [Cushing's Reflex]!
## Footnote
*Cushing's Reflex = **HBO** (**H**TN / **B**radycardia / sl**O**w breathing) and indicates INC ICP*
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All trauma pts should receive ____ stability and ____ immobility until ___ injury has been ruled out. List the mngmt in order (3)
[ABC cardiopulm]; spine; spinal cord injury
1st: [Cardiorespiratory stability and Spine immobility]
2nd: Urinary Catheter to assess for urinary retention and prevent bladder injury
3rd: Imaging for spinal cord injury
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Dumping Syndrome MOD and Sx(5)
rapid emptying of **hyper**tonic stomach contents into Duodenum & small intestine (usually after gastrectomy or RYGB) --\> **DDUMP**
**D**iarrhea
**D**iaphoresis
[**U**mbilical ABD Pain]
**M** (N)ausea
**P**alpitations
*worst after eating and better at night*
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Pt with Blunt Abd Trauma shows spleen hemorrhage on FAST but is **hemodynamically stable**: Next 2 steps?
[**CT Abdomen w/contrast**] --\> Repair spleen --\> Remove if necessary with immunization against encapsulated bacteria
## Footnote
*If pt responds to fluids (SBP \> 100) and doesn't require blood*
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Definition of Shock
Any state that causes perfusion inadquate to meet O2 and nutritional demands of tissue
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An elevated [**P**ulmonary **C**apillary **W**edge **P**ressure] following MVA suggest what? How do you confirm this?
Myocardial Contusion; Giving Saline will worsen PCWP but not change systemic BP
*damage to L Vt during MVA --\> INC intracardiac filling pressures*
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During a Tension PTX, what 2 anatomic sites are best for needle thoracostomy?
1st: [MidClavicular 2nd ICS (InterCostal Space)]
2nd: [MidAxillary 5th ICS]
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Which part of the airway is usually perforated during blunt thoracic trauma
R Main Bronchus
## Footnote
*Tracheobronchial perforation*
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What is a [Marjolin Ulcer]
SQC arising within a Burn wound
## Footnote
*Note: SQC arising within chronic skin wounds are more aggressive!*
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How does shallow breathing and weak cough contribute to PostOp (POD2-5) atelectasis?
shallow breathing --\> DEC alveoli recruitment at lung bases
weak cough --\> INC small airway mucus plugs
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Which pts are most at risk for [Acute S.Aureus Parotitis]?(2)
How do you prevent this(2)?
[Dehydrated PostOp pts] & Elderly
[Fluid Hydration] & [Oral Hygiene]
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Name the Rotator Cuff Muscles (4). List each of their function.
Supraspinatus(**most commonly injured**) = initiates Arm ABduction
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Describe the "Empty-Can" test and which muscle it test for? How is this related to a [Drop arm sign]
[ABduction of arm] + [30°flexion of arm forward] + [thumbs pointed toward floor] --\> Pain = [**Supraspinatus** Rotator cuff injury]
Arm passively ABducted passed 90° that drops when released = no ADDuction which = Rototar cuff injury as well
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Describe [Popeye sign] and what causes it?
[Bicep m. belly] *pops* up out of mid upper arm; [Bicep long head tendon rupture]
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Classic sx of [Pancreatic ADC] (5)
**F**at **G**uys **C**an **S**mell **T**erribly
1. [**Gnawing** Epigastric pain-worst at night-not relieved w/AntiAcids or food]
2. \*\*[**C**ourvoisier Palpable Gallbladder w/Painless Jaundice]\*\*
3. **FFAW** CA signs (**F**ever, **F**atigue, **A**norexia, **W**eakness)
4. [**T**rousseau Migratory Thrombophlebitis]
5. **S**teatorrhea
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After catheterization how long should you stay vigilant for hemorrhage/hematoma formation? Which vasucular site is highest risk?
12 hours; Arterial puncture site above inguinal ligament --\> retroperitoneal hematoma
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Retroperitoneal Hematoma/Hemorrhage
Dx?
Tx?
Dx = [CT **Abd/Pelvis**]
Tx = [Fluid & Blood Resuscitation]
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Describe how [Anterior Shoulder Dislocation] occurs? What neurovasucular bundle does it damage?
[Forceful ABduction + External Rotation] @ Glenohumeral joint --\> [Axillary n. and artery] damage
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[Mesenteric Bowel ischemic colitis]
Sx (5)
[Periumbilical pain out of proportion to PE(i.e. may not have TTP)]
Peritoneal signs (**guarding**, **rebound**)
[NV-**Bloody**Diarrhea]
*CT revealing air & edema in bowel wall--\>thickening = MBIC*
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[Pancreatic Retroperitoenal abscess] MOD and prognosis(3)
Blunt abd trauma compresses [Pancreas neck vs. body] against vertebral column --\> contusion --\>
## Footnote
**devitalized tissue**,
**pseudocyst**
and ultimately **DEATH** if not diagnosed
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Explain why appendicitis pts have periumbilical pain that radiates to RLQ and then LLQ TTP
[Appendiceal wall **stretching** = periumbilical pain] and when [peritoneum becomes inflammaed = RLQ radiation].
[Rovsing sign = LLQ TTP can also occur]
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**GCS**(**G**lasgow **C**oma **S**cale) predicts Prognosis of what 4 things?
The 3 components are **EVM** (**E**yes/**V**erbal/**M**otor)
Describe the [**V**erbal Response] component (5)
Coma / Bacterial meningitis / Brain Trauma / SubArachnoid Hemorrhage
**EVM** = **E**yes / **V**erbal / **M**otor
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**GCS**(**G**lasgow **C**oma **S**cale) predicts Prognosis of what 4 things?
The 3 components are **EVM** (**E**yes/**V**erbal/**M**otor)
Describe the [**E**ye Opening] component (4)
Coma / Bacterial meningitis / Brain Trauma / SubArachnoid Hemorrhage
**EVM** = **E**yes / **V**erbal / **M**otor
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**GCS**(**G**lasgow **C**oma **S**cale) predicts Prognosis of what 4 things?
The 3 components are **EVM** (**E**yes/**V**erbal/**M**otor)
Describe the [**M**otor Response] component (6)
Coma / Bacterial meningitis / Brain Trauma / SubArachnoid Hemorrhage
**EVM** = **E**yes / **V**erbal / **M**otor
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DDx for Anterior Mediastinal Mass (4)
4 T's
## Footnote
[**T**eratoma Germ cell tumor (Seminomatous vs. NonSeminomatous)]
**T**hymoma
**T**hyroid CA
**T**errible lymphoma
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Diagnosis? Composition? Complications (5)?
Pancreatic Pseudocyst
Walled off [amylase-rich fluid] surrounded by a fibrous **capsule --**-\>
[Infection / [Biliary obstruction] / [Psuedoaneurysm (digestion of adjacent vessels)] / ascities / (Pleural Effusion)
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Mngmt (2)
Pancreatic Pseudocyst
[Embolize pseudoaneurysm if present --\> Endoscopic drainage]
*CT image shows Pseudoaneurysm*
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How is an [abd succussion splash] performed? What does it indicate?
With stethoscope over upper Abd, pt is rocked back and forth at hips --\> [meals in stomach \> 3 hours] make "splash" sound
=
Gastric Outlet Obstruction
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Diagnosis? Complications?
## Footnote
*Image shows L arm*
[Supracondylar Humeral FOOSA] fracture --\> Entrapement of **Brachial A.** or **Median Nerve**
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Initial mngmt of Burn pts is similar to Truama in that **ABC is done first**
Why is this(2)? What are the 2 options?
Supraglottic airway is susceptible to direct thermal injury and obstruction by edema or blistering;
Use **NonRebreather Mask** --\> [**Intubation** if PE shows thermal damage to airway(Face burns/Oropharyngeal blisters/GOE 10% CarboxyHgB/Eye Singing)]
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Mngmt for suspected [Scaphoid fracture] (2). What should be used if you need immediate diagnosis(2)?
[Wrist immobilization with thumb spica cast x 7-10 days] --\> [Repeat X-Rays]
Use CT or MRI for immediate diagnosis
***DO THIS EVEN IF INITIAL X-RAY IS NEGATIVE. CAN TAKE UP TO 10 DAYS FOR ABNORMALITIES TO SHOW!***
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Where do Stress fractures occur in pts involved in...
A: Jumping sports
B: Runners
What are the X-ray findings?
A: Jumping sports = [**TIBIA** Anterior middle third]
B: Runners = [**TIBIA** Posteromedial Distal third]
X-rays are typically normal initially!
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In regards to sx presentation, what is difference between Arterial Embolism and Thrombosis?
Arterial Embolism = **Abrupt** Pain
vs.
Arterial Thrombosis = [insidious gradual pain] from progressive narrowing of vascular lumen
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**SIRS** (Systemic Inflammatory Repsonse Syndrome) is defined as ______ vs. Sepsis which is \_\_\_\_\_\_
List Criteria for SIRS
[SIRS = **NONinfectious**] vs. [Sepsis = **Infectious**] cause of massive release of proinflammatory substances --\> extensive tissue damage
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Common causes of SIRS (4). How is this related to Sepsis?
[**BVAP**: **B**urns / **V**asculitis / **A**utoimmune / **P**ancreatitis] --\> SIRS --(can lead to) ---\> [Concomitant Staph Aureus vs. Pseudomonas infection] = Sepsis
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When is Sepsis "Severe"?
What is the Diagnositc Criteria for Sepsis(5)
"Severe" Sepsis = Accompanied End Organ Dysfunction (oliguria, AMS)
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How is AAA Repair of the ____ region related to [Anterior Spinal Cord Syndrome]
**Thoracic** AAA Repair --\> [⬇︎Adamkiewicz radicular artery flow] --\> [⬇︎ ANT Spinal Artery flow] ---\> [infarction of CST and STT areas]
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Sx of [Leriche Syndrome] (3)
Arterial Dz --\> "Leriche was in the **CIA**!"
1. [**C**laudication bilaterally of Hip, Butt, Thigh]
2. \*\*\* **I**mpotence \*\*\*\* (Key sign)
3. **A**trophy bilaterally of LE
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[Leriche Syndrome] MOD
"Leriche was in the **CIA**"
Arterial Dz (from smoking, atherosclerosis) --\>Occlusion at Bifurcation of Aorta into the common iLiac arteries --\> **CIA**
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Causes of Compartment Syndrome (3)
Causes = [Trauma vs. [Prolonged Compression] vs. [**Revascularization** of Ischemic limb (*fracture w/closed reduction*)] ]--\> Muscle swelling ---\> DEC **venous** blood flow --\> eventually DEC arterial blood flow
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What's the most important prognostic indicator for Compartment Syndrome
Time it takes to do a Fasciotomy
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Compartment Syndrome Sx (6)
The 6 **P**'s!
1. **P**OOP (*Pain Out Of Proportion*)
2. [**P**aresthesia - EARLY finding]
3. [**P**ulselessness - LATE finding]
4. **P**allor
5. **P**oikilothermia *(inability to regulate body temp)*
6. **P**aralysis
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Tears of the ___ meniscus are more common than \_\_\_. It's caused by \_\_\_\_\_. Initial test(2)? Confirmatory Test(2)?
MEDIAL \> lateral; Twisting force against a fixed foot --\> **popping sound followed by acute pain**
## Footnote
Initial test = Positive McMurray (palpable locking/catching when joint is rotated or extended under load) vs. Thessaly
Confirmatory = MRI vs. arthroscopy
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3 common signs of [Blunt **Aortic** injury]?
What are 2 major causes?
Initial dx?
Tachycardia / HTN / [CXR Widened Mediastinum];
MVA vs. (Falls \> 10 ft.)
CXR = Initial screening
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Desribe Torus Palatinus
Congenital benign **NonTender** bony growth on midline of hard palate that can INC throughout life and ulcerate w/trauma
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Adrenal Crisis Tx (2)
[IV Hydrocortisone vs. IV Dexamethasone] + IVS
## Footnote
*Adrenal Crisis = Loss of Adrenal gland function*
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Pts taking Prednisone GOE \_\_mg/day are at risk for Adrenal Crisis. How is this related to "Stress Doses"?
GOE **20**mg/day prednisone --\> Adrenal Crisis; Give these pts Stress Doses of glucocorticoids during an acute stressor (i.e. surgery)
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Name the 1st and 2nd most common peripheraly artery aneurysm
1st/most common = Popliteal
2nd = Femoral (may compress Femoral n. --\> Thigh claudication)
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Pelvis fractures are often associated with \_\_\_urethral injury. What are the sx(3)?
**Posterior (prostatic and membranous)**;
1. Urethral meatus Bleeding
2. High riding prostate (prostate displacement by pelvic hematoma)
3. Scrotal Hematoma
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In Clavicle fractures the shoulder is displaced ____ and \_\_\_\_. Why should a careful neurovasulcar exam be done?
Inferiorly and Posteriorly (pushed down and back); Clavicle is very close to **Subclavian a.** and **Brachial plexus**
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What 2 injuries cause Clavicle fractures?
FOOSA vs. Directly Shoulder blow
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[Mesenteric Bowel ischemic colitis]
Labs (5)
Labs: [⇪ Lactate --\> Metabolic acidosis & ⇪Amyalse] [Leukocytosis] / [⇪HgB]
## Footnote
*CT revealing air & edema in bowel wall --\> thickening = MBIC*
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Pt with new whistling noise during respiration s/p rhinoplasty. Diagnosis?
Septal perforation 2° to Septal Hematoma
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Tx for Metatarsal Stress Fracture (2)
Demographic(2)?
Rest + Analgesics
Athletes & Military
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Terminal Hematuria (blood at end of peeing) suggest bleeding from where(3)?
[Bladder Neck/Trigone] vs. Prostate vs. [Posterior Urethra]
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Initial Hematuria (bleeding at beginning of peeing) suggest what?
Urethral damage
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Total Hematuria (blood all throughout peeing) suggest damge to what(2)?
Kidneys vs. Ureters
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Which 2 organs are most frequently injured during Blunt **Abdominal** Trauma?
**Spleen** and Liver
## Footnote
*BE ON THE LOOK OUT FOR SPLENIC LACERATIONS!!*
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In a pt with **any** Urethral injury, what's first step in mngmt?
Assess and determine damage with **Retrograde Urethrogram**
## Footnote
*Contrast retrogradely injected into urethra*
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Diagnosis? Explain findings (3)
Diaphragmatic Hernia
[L lower lobe opacity] + [Elevated Hemidiaphragm] + [Mediastinal shift]
**Confirmed via CT Abd**
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Mngmt for [Small PTX in clinically stable pt]
[supplemental O2 (⇪ resorption)]
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Mngmt for [LARGE PTX in clinically stable pt]
Large bore (14 - 18 gauge) needle thoracostomy
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Mngmt for [LARGE PTX in clinically UNSTABLE pt]
Chest Tube thoracostomy
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PostOp PNA can develop --\> Septic shock which can ---\> Lactic Acidosis from \_\_\_\_\_. Mngmt (2)?
PostOp PNA can develop --\> Septic shock which can ---\> Lactic Acidosis from tissue hypOperfusion.
Abx + [IV normal 0.9% saline]
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5 signs of [Necrotizing Surgical Site]
1. Dishwater Drainage (cloudy gray)
2. SubQ crepitus
3. Systemic signs (fever/hypOtension/tachycardia)
4. Wound edge paresthesia
5. **PAIN out of proportion with PE**
*Develops into Necrotizing Facititis*
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What's the most important step in managing Necrotizing Surgical Site/Fascitis
Surgical exploration
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What part of the bladder can cause Kehr sign and why?
Dome of Bladder; it's covered by peritoneum and allows leakage of urine into peritoneum--\> Peritonitis--\> Kehr sign since hemidiaphragm undersurface is covered by parietal peritoneum
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Kehr sign
Abd pain that refers to shoulder; caused by peritonitis and diaphragm irritation
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Overall lifetime dose of [Tetanus Toxoid vaccine] is ____ with a booster every ___ years.
[**6** **throughout childhood]**; [**q****10 starting at age** 19]
## Footnote
*This is for USA*
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Tetanus Px in a pt who has
[GOE 3 Lifetime Tetanus Toxoid Vaccines(TTV)]
+
[Booster **not** UpToDate]
+
[Clean minor wound]
TTV with **NO** [**Tetanus Ig**]
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Tetanus Px in a pt who has
[Uncertain/ LOE 3 Lifetime Tetanus Toxoid Vaccines(TTV)]
+
[Clean minor wound]
TTV with **NO** [**Tetanus Ig**]
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Tetanus Px in a pt who has
[GOE 3 Lifetime Tetanus Toxoid Vaccines(TTV)]
+
[Booster UpToDate]
+
[DIRTY SEVERE WOUND]
TTV with **NO** [**Tetanus Ig**]
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Tetanus Px in a pt who has
[Uncertain/ LOE 3 Lifetime Tetanus Toxoid Vaccines(TTV)]
+
[DIRTY SEVERE WOUND]
TTV + [**Tetanus Ig**]
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Normal range for Phosphorous
**C1288 N3045**
3.0 - 4.5
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CRITICAL range for Phosphorous
**C1288 N3045**
1.2 \> x \> 8.8
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Normal range for Mg
**C1148 N1722**
1.7 - 2.2
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CRITICAL range for Mg
**C1148 N1722**
1.1 \> x \> 4.8
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CRITICAL Range for [Total Ca+]
**6 - 13**
6.0 \> x \> 13.0
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4 signs of hypOcalcemia *( 6 \> x total Ca+)*
1. Prolonged QT
2. PeriOral tingling
3. Muscle Cramps
4. Seizures
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CRITICAL Range for [ionized Ca+]
0.76 \> x \> 1.49
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Tx for Anal Fissures (7)
**SNF x 2** w/ **L**idocaine
1. **S**tool softeners
2. **S**itz Baths
3. **N**ifedipine *(relaxes sphincter to ⇪ blood to fissure for healing)*
4. **N**TG *(relaxes sphincter to ⇪ blood to fissure for healing)*
5. **F**luid intake
6. **F**iber
7. **L**idocaine
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Causes of Anal Fissures (5)
**SNF x 2** w/ **L**idocaine
## Footnote
- Constipation
- Prolonged Diarrhea
- Anal Sex
- Crohn Dz
- CA
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Penile fracture MOD
Tunica Albuginea (wraps the corpus cavernosum) tears from bending while erect --\> **SNAP** --\>hematoma --\>MORE bending
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Penile Fracture Mngmt (2)
Retrograde Urethrogram --\> Surgical Repair
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An Abdominal Aorta \> ___ cm at level of renal a. = Aneurysm
**3**
*RF = Smokers / Men / CAD*
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Presentation for AAA (4)
1. Back Pain
2. [hypOtension --\> Syncope]
3. [Umbilical Pulsatile Mass]
4. Gross Hematuria *(AAA ruptures into retroperitoneum and creates aortocaval fistula with IVC --\>Venous congestion in retroperitoneal structures --\> vein ruptures)*
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Psoas Abscess presentation (3)
1. Psoas Sign (Pain with Hip Extension)
2. [RLQ **DEEP** TTP w/radiation to R Groin]
3. Subacute Fever
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Psoas Abscess Dx
CT Abd/Pelvis
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Trochanteric Bursitis presents as _____ worsened by ___ (3)
[Mid Adult Unilateral Hip Pain]; Pressure / External Rotation / Resisted ABduction
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Risk Factors for Trochanteric Bursitis
Overuse
Trauma
Joint Crystals
Infection
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Eschar formation can compress blood & lymph circulation --\> distal swelling --\> Compartment Syndrome
When should an Escharotomy be performed?
When compartment pressure is within [25-40 mmHg]
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Explain why [Positive Pressure Mechanical Ventilation] is relatively contraindicated in hypOvolemic shock pts.
How do we circumvent this?
[PPMV ⇪ intraThoracic pressure] --\> [DEC venous return/preload] --\> circulatory collapse
## Footnote
**Fluid Resuscitate BEFORE PPMV in these pts**
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Signs of Emphysematous Cholecystitis (6)
1. [Air Fluid gas] in **GallBladder WALL & LUMEN**
2. Crepitus in Abd wall next to GB
3. Fever
4. RUQ pain
5. Leukocytosis
6. NV
*THIS IS LIFE THREATNING!*
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Causes of Emphysematous Cholecystitis (2)
[Gas-forming [**Clostridium** vs. **E.Coli**]] GB infection
*THIS IS LIFE THREATNING!*
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Emphysematous Cholecystitis Mngmt (2)
[Unasyn Ampicillin-Sulbactam] + [Emergent Chole]
*THIS IS LIFE THREATNING!*
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Emphysematous Cholecystitis RF (4)
1. Gallstone hx
2. DM
3. [cystic artery ischemia]
4. immunosuppressio
*THIS IS LIFE THREATNING!*
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Earliest sign of HYPERMagnesemia
Loss of Deep Tendon Reflexes
## Footnote
*eventually --\> Resp depression*
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Why can bypassing or losing the iLeum --\> Kidney stones
Fatty Acids are normally absorbed @ terminal iLeum. No Terminal iLeum = Fatty acids combine with Ca+ --\> [⇪ Free Oxaluria absorption] --\>[⇪Ca+Oxalate stone renal excretion]
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How should you volume replete hypovolemic shock in NON-urban setting?
[2L Lactated Ringer w/NO sugar] ---\> [Packed RBC] until Urinary Output =
[0.5-2 mL/kg/hr but not exceeding 15 mmHg CVP]
*Urban setting = Take directly to Trauma Center*
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What causes Vasomotor shock? (2)
**Anaphylaxis** or [**Spinal Cord** Transection vs. Anesthesia]
## Footnote
*These pts are PINK and WARM*
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**Subdural Hematoma**
Mngmt if midline is deviated?
Mngmt if midline structures are fine?
**Subdural Hematoma**
Craniotomy ONLY if midline is deviated
[Monitor/Prevent further ICP] if no midline deviation(elevate head/hyperventilate/mannitol/furosemide)
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Key signs of Pulmonary Contusion? (3)
Chest wall bruising
[DEC breath sounds on affected side]
[CXR: Patchy irregular alveolar infiltrate]
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Pt develops Coagulopathy during prolonged abd surgery for trauma. Next Step? (2) When would you terminate the surgery?
[10 units Fresh Frozen Plasma] + [10 units Platelet Packs]
TERMINATE IF PT DEVELOPS [hypOthermia & acidosis]
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Gunshot to upper anterolateral thigh away from vessels. 1st step in mngmt? (2)
TTV (Tetanus Toxoid Vaccine) + Wound Cleaning
## Footnote
*Doppler vs. [Spiral CT angio] if near vessels*
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Why is it important to monitor Peripheral pulses & Cap Refill in Circumferential Burns? Mngmt?
Circumferential Burns eventually ---\> Eschar which allows underlying edema to cutoff perfusion; Escharotomy
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signs of [Developmental Dysplasia of Hip] (2)
Congenital Hip dysplasia --\>
## Footnote
1. Easy Posterior Hip dislocation with a click & then snap when returned
2. Uneven Gluteal Folds
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[Developmental Dysplasia of Hip] Dx? Tx?
Dx = **US**
Tx = [ABduction splinting with Pavlik harness x 6 mo.]
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Why is angulation of a fractured bone in kids ok, but not ok in adults?
Kids have **accelerated bone Remodeling** and as long as the fracture is reduced & immobilized, they're fine
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How are Clavicular fractures managed?
Arm Sling
## Footnote
*Clavicular fractures occur at junction of mid & distal third*
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Classic presentation for Hip fracture (3)
[**Elderly** **post fall**] with affected Leg being **shortened** and **rotated** (internal vs. external)
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Tx for Intertrochanteric Fractures (2)
[Open reduction + internal fixation] --\> [PostOp AntiCoags]
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Tx for Femoral Neck fractures
Replace femoral head with prosthesis
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Dx for Compartment Syndrome (2)
Dx = [Clinical in Revascularization pts] vs.
[Compartment pressures \> 30 mmHg]
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pts who've fallen from high heights will have [foot/leg] fractures AND **possibly** _____ fractures as well
[Spinal Thoracic/Lumbar]
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Pt with triad of
1. Digoxin
2. Diuretics
3. Abdominal Pain
..should make you suspect what dz?
MBIC! (Mesenteric Bowel ischemic colitis)
## Footnote
Digoxin = aFib
Diuretics = HF
Abd pain occurs after SMA or IMA are occluded
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[Mesenteric Bowel ischemic colitis]
Mngmt (6)
1. O2
2. IVF
3. [Abx: CefTriaxone vs. (Levoflox + flagyl)]
4. Pain control
5. Heparin
6. Laparatomy
## Footnote
*CT revealing air & edema in bowel wall --\> thickening = MBIC*
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Causes of SBO in Adults (3)
Surgical Adhesions
Hernias
CA
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Causes of SBO in Kids (3)
Intussuception
Intestinal Atresia
Volvulus
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PE findings for Appendicitis (5)
**PMR PD**
1. Peritoneal signs (Rebound, Guarding)
2. McBurney's point TTP
3. [Rovsing's LLQ TTP]
4. [Psoas & Obturator sign]
5. DEC bowel sounds
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DDx for SBO (14)
**GIVES BAD CRAMPS**
## Footnote
**G**allstone iLeus
**I**ntussuception (kids)
**V**olvulus (kids)
**E**xternal compression (CA)
**S**MA syndrome
**B**owel wall hematoma
**A**bscess
**D**iverticulitis
**C**rohn's Dz
**R**adiation Enteritis
**A**nnular Pancreas
**M**eckles Diverticulum
**P**eritoneal adhesion
**S**tricture
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Labs for SBO (3)
[⬇︎ **K** / **H+**(alkalosis) / **C**l]
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Appendicitis DDx (8)
1. Ectopic Pregnancy
2. Ovarian Cyst/Torsion
3. PID
4. Crohn's
5. Pyelo
6. Gastroenteritis
7. Perforated ulcer
8. Pancreatitis
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Acute Appendicitis mnmgt (3 steps)
**LAS**
## Footnote
1st: **L**R
2nd: [**A**bx: **FUCCC= F**lagyl, **U**nasyn, **C**ipro, **C**efoxitin, **C**efotetan]
3rd: **S**urgery? [Nonperf = Appy within 24 hours] vs. [Perf = Prompt appy with postop abx for 1 week] vs. [Abscess = perQ drainage + abx + interval appy]
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[Mesenteric Bowel ischemic colitis]
Dx (2)
Dx = [CT contrast] vs. [Mesenteric Angiogram]
*CT revealing air & edema in bowel wall --\> thickening = MBIC*
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[MBIC-Mesenteric Bowel ischemic colitis] mngmt (4)
* [NPO + IVF w/NGT decompression]
* [minimal analgesics to watch for ⇪sx]
* Colonic Bacteria Abx
* [Surgery: Superceliac Aortic Graft vs. Intestinal resection vs. embolectomy]
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Mngmt for Diverticulitis (3)
- [NPO + IVF]
- Colonic Bacteria Abx
- Rule out Colon CA!
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Diveriticulitis Dx
**CT** showing Edematous bowell wall & Free Air
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Acute Pancreatitis Mngmt (4)
- [NPO + IVF]
- Pain control
- [NG decompression if emesis]
- Possibly: [Postpyloric TF vs. TPN]
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Difference between [Jersey and Mallet finger]
Tx
Jersey = flexed finger is forcefully extended--\>flexor tendon damage --\> Distal phalanx won't flex
Mallet = (THINK VOLLEYBALL) = EXTENDED finger is forcefully flexed --\> extensor tendon rupture --\> Distal phalanx won't extend
Tx = Splint
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How can nutritional depletion be circumvented in surgical candidates?
7-10 day PreOp nutritional support directly to gut
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Parameters for Nutritional Depletion (4)
* Albumin \< 3
* Transferrin \< 200
* [GOE 20% wt. loss over prior 2 months]
* Skin Antigen Anergy
*NUTRITIONAL DEPLETION ⇪ OPERATIVE RISK*
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Green fluid draining from hemigastrectomy wound likely indicates \_\_\_\_\_. Mngmt?-3
Fistula(bowel --\>wound);
1. Fluids
2. Nutrition
3. Abd wall protection
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Name one of the key lab differences between
Acute Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis vs. Acute Edematous Pancreatitis
Hemorrhagic = lower Hematocrit
Edematous = HIGHER Hematocrit
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What is Ranson's Criteria and what does it refer to?
[⇪WBC / ⇪ Glucose / ⬇︎Ca+] in the setting of low Hematocrit
Indicates Acute Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis
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[Ground Glass appearance of lower abd] is pathognomonic for \_\_\_\_\_
Meconium iLeus
## Footnote
*MOTHER WILL HAVE CYSTIC FIBROSIS!*
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Why is Gastrografin used as both diagnostic and therapy for Meconium iLeus
Diagnostic = it'll show inspissated pellets of meconium in terminal iLeum
Therapeutic = Gastrografin draws fluid in and dissolves pellets
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Signs of Congenital Vascular Rings
1. Stridor
2. Crowing Respiration with positional hyperextension
3. Dysphagia
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Vascular Rings MOD
Two Aortic Arches wrap around Trachea & Esophagus --\> Segmental tracheal compression on Bronchoscopy
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Amblyopia MOD
Infants who don't have Vision impairment (such as [Strabismus CrossEye]) fixed within first 6 years of life --\> Permanent Cortical Blindness in affected eye since Brain eventually suppresses 1 of the overlapping images
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Demographic for SQC of Head & Neck
Old Men who smoke, drink, rotten teeth
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Dx for SQC of Head & Neck (2)
[Triple Panendoscopy to look for 1° tumor] --\> CT to demonstrate extent
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Tx for [Mitral Stenosis s/p Rheumatic Fever] (2)
Surgical Commissurotomy vs. Balloon Valvuloplasty
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Pt with Frontal or Ethmoid Sinusitis is at risk for what serious complication? Tx?-2
Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis!;
Drain affected sinuses + IV Abx
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Testicular Torsion and Acute Epididymitis
Similarities-1 and Differences-2
Sim = Both have [Acute Testicular Pain]
Differences =
1. TT has **High Riding** testes
2. [AE has Fever, Pyuria & **CORD** TTP]
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What is the classic presentation for [Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction] and why?
**16 yom on a beer-binge for first time w/colicky flank pain**; Large diuresis in a narrow area will produce flank colicky pain
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What should **first** be assessed in a deteriorating \>5 day old Liver after transplant-2? Why?
[**Biliary Obstruction** via US] & [**Thrombosis** via Doppler]; Technical problems are more common than rejection in Liver transplants!
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In a compromised airway pt, what is the next option if intubation can not be done?
Cricothyroidotomy
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What are 2 scenarios that predispose to Air Embolism
1. Trauma pt intubated and on respirator
2. Subclavian vein opened to air (Central venous line placement,supraclavicular node biopsies)
## Footnote
*Air Embolism --\> Sudden Death from Cardiac Arrest!*
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[Trauma pt intubated and on respirator] develops air embolism!
Mngmt?
Cardiac Massage w/pt L side down
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Mngmt for pts with trace hematuria post trauma
NONE! This is normal
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Method for biopsing breast masses
Mammographically/Sonographically-guided Multiple Core Biopsy
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Examples of Alkaline burns-2? Mngmt?
Liquid Plumer vs. Drano; H20 Irrigation for GOE 30 min --\> ER
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[Knock Knee Valgus] is normal between what ages?
4 - 8 (No tx needed)
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[Bowlegged Varus] is normal between what ages?
birth - 3
## Footnote
[Bowlegged Varus] beyond 3 = Blount Dz which needs surgery
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Demographic for Dupuytren Contracture
Older Norwegian Men
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What are the Hepatic predictors of mortality during a surgery-4?
**BAPE**
(GOE 3 = 85% Mortality)
1. **B**ilirubin \> 2 *(* *\> 4 alone = 85% Mortality )*
2. **A**lbumin \< 3 *( \< 2 alone = 85% Mortality)*
3. **P**T time \> 16
4. **E**ncephalopathy *(Ammonia alone \> 150 = 85% Mortality**)*
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Cause of PostOp Fever specifically on POD**3**
UTI
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Cause of PostOp Fever specifically on POD**5**
Deep Thromboplebitis
## Footnote
*Do Doppler and Anticoag w/Heparin!*
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Cause of PostOp Fever specifically on POD**7**
SSI
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Cause of PostOp Fever specifically on POD**10-15**
Deep Abscess (*Suphrenic / Pelvic / SubHepatic*)
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Cause of PostOp Fever specifically on POD**1**
Atelectasis (which --\> PNA in 3 days if not resolved)
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Wound Dehiscence
Description of draining fluid? Onset?
[Pink Salmon Peritoneal fluid] / POD**5**
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Wound Dehiscence Mngmt-3?
1st: Tape Wounds
2nd: Bind Abd
3rd: Schedule Operation to prevent Evisceration vs. Ventral hernia
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[Zollinger Ellison Gastrinoma] Dx-4
[Measure Gastrin] --\> [If Gastrin is equivocal Measure Secretin*(would be HIGH)*] --\> [Locate Pancreatic Tumor with CT] ---\> Remove tumor
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What conditions cause this-3?
**[Newborn Green Emesis] + DOUBLE BUBBLE SIGN = DAM!**
**D**uodenal Atresia
**A**nnular Pancreas
**M**alrotation *(Most dangerous)*
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Cardiac Catheterization showing [**Square Root Sign**] and [**Equilization of Pressures**] indicates what dx?
Constrictive Pericarditis
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Sx for Retinal Detachment-3
**THIS IS AN EMERGENCY!**
1. Flashes of light
2. Floaters (⇪# = ⇪ Severity)
3. [Dark Cloud vs. Snow storm vs. MANY floaters] in upper visual field = Extreme Retinal Detachment!
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Tx for Retinal Detachment
Laser spot welding
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What is Cushing's Reflex?
Cushing's Reflex = **HBO** Compensatory response to ⬆︎ ICP that preserves perfusion of the brainstem
## Footnote
***HBO** (**H**TN / **B**radycardia / sl**O**w breathing)*
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Kidney stones of what size are eligible for invasive intervention?
≥7mm
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Tx for [Kidney stone ≥ 7 mm]
What are the Contraindications to this-3?
[ExtraCorporeal Shockwave Lithotripsy]
Cx = Pregnancy, [Coagulopathic Bleeding Diathesis], [Size \> 1 **centi**meter]
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Demographic for Chronic Subdural hematomas-2 and why this is?
Old and Alcoholics; **Shrunken Brain** has EASY venous sinus tearing
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Hemothorax Mngmt. When is more invasive intervention indicated-2?
[**Chest Tube Thoracostomy]** ; Surgery only indicated if [\> 1500 mL total] or [\> 600 in 6 hours] is recovered
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Normally [Penetrating Abd Stab wounds require XLap]
In what situations is digital exploration of Abd stab wounds sufficient-3?
1. **NO** evisceration (*protruding viscera*)
2. **NO** peritoneal signs
3. **NO** HemoDynamic instability
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Mngmt for Abd wound that can't be closed due to tension-2
[Temporary Abd Cover *(absorbable mesh vs. plastic)*] --\> [Graft over mesh vs. Remove Plastic] Later
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Dx for Bladder Injuries post trauma
[Retrograde Cystogram **with** Postvoid films]
## Footnote
*Postvoid films needed to see xtraperitoneal leaks @ bladder base that are hidden by dyed bladder*
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What determines Rabies px-2
[If animal is alive = Examine Animal Brain] vs. [**Mandatory** if animal n/a]
## Footnote
*rabies px = IgG AND Vaccine*
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Presentation of [**SCFE** - Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis] -4
1. 13 yom with
2. [Knee / Groin Pain + Limping]
3. **sole of affected foot pointed toward other foot**
4. **Thigh can NOT be rotated internally during hip flex**
## Footnote
***Tx= immediate Surgery to avoid AVN***
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What determines closed vs. open reduction in fractures involving growth plates?
Fractures involving [epiphysis and growth plate displaced laterally from metaphysis **but in 1 piece** = Closed Reduction]
but if fractures crosses epiphysis vs. involves joint = OPEN REDUCTION
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What bone pathology is associated with uncoordinated muscle contractions (seizure)? How do pts present?
Posterior Shoulder Dislocation; Internally rotated (arm held clsoe to body)
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Posterior Shoulder Dislocation Dx-2
**Axillary** vs. **Scapular Lateral** Xray
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Ankle fractures occur when _________ and leads to breakage of \_\_\_\_\_\_. Mngmt?
Falling on inverted OR everted foot --\> BOTH malleoli breakage; [Open Reduction + internal fixation]
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Where does Lumbar disk herniation occur-2?
(L4-5) vs. (L5-S1)
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What is Morton Neuroma and what causes it?
**tender** inflammation of [Common Digital n.] between 3rd and 4th toe; High-heel shoes *(forces toes to be bunched)*
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Which drugs cause Malignant Hyperthermia-2?
Halothane vs. Succinylcholine
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Sx of Malignant Hyperthermia-3
**MM**alignant Hyperthermia
1. **M**uscle contraction from Hypercalcemia
2. **M**etabolic Acidosis
3. Hyperthermia (Fever)
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Mngmt of Malignant Hyperthermia-4 and what should you be watching for?
1. IV Dantrolene
2. 100% O2
3. Metabolic Acidosis Correction
4. Cooling Blankets
## Footnote
**BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR MYOGLOBINURIA!**
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Although ___ is gold standard for PE dx, ____ is more commonly used
Pulmonary Angiogram; [**Spiral CT angiogram**]
## Footnote
*Image: Spiral CT Angio showing [R Pulm artery clot]*
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PE Tx-2
Heparin --\> [IVC filter if recurrence or Heparin contraindicated]
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Other than Free water changes, which fluid is HYPERnatremia corrected with?
D5 1/2NS *(HYPERtonic)*
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Other than Free water changes, which fluid is hypOnatremia corrected with-2?
NS vs. LR (*both isotonic**)*
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Mngmt for pt with [Long standing GERD + Barretts and peptic esophagitis]? Tx if there are SEVERE dysplatic changes?
Nissen Fundoplication; Resection
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[Obstructive Jaundice 2° to tumor] often has _____ on US. What is the dx w/u-3
[**C**ourvoisier Palpable Gallbladder w/Painless Jaundice]
## Footnote
1st: US (did that) - shows distended GB
2nd: CT upper abd
3rd: ERCP
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Fever and Leukocytosis develops 10 days after onset of Pancreatitis. Diagnosis?
Acute Suppurative Pancreatic **Abscess**
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[Fibroademona] and [Cystosarcoma Phyllodes] are both [*Firm, rubbery Breast masses, that occur in young women*]
Name 3 things that make Cystosarcoma Phyllodes different from Firbroademona?
1. CP has malignant potential! Removal **MANDATORY**
2. CP grows over many years, distorting breast
3. CP requires Core (Not FNA or US) Biopsy
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in [*Congenital* *intra-utero* Diaphragmatic Hernia], what's the biggest issue? How is this addressed-2?
Lung hypOplasia in-utero; [Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation] --\> Repair after 3 days postpartum
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Necrotizing Enterocolitis Presentation-3
Premature infant who just started feeding and develops [RAPID PLATELET DROP(sign of neonatal sepsis)], feeding intolerance, abd distension
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Necrotizing Enterocolitis Mngmt-5
1. STOP FEEDINGS
2. Broad Abx
3. IVF
4. IV nutrition
5. Surgery *(if abd wall erythema/portal vein air/pneumatosis/pneumoperitoneum develops)*
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When is Surgical intervention indicated in Necrotizing Enterocolitis-4?
* Abd Wall Erythema
* Portal Vein air
* Intestinal Pneumatosis (intestinal wall gas)
* Pneumoperitoneum
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What is Foster Kennedy Syndrome-4
Tumor at [Base of Frontal Lobe] that makes u **BOAP**
1. **B**ehavior inappropriate
2. [**O**ptic n. atrophy *ipsilateral to tumor*]
3. **A**nosmia
4. [**P**apilledema *CONTRAlateral to tumor*]
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What's the most common Postop maintenance fluid
D5 1/2NS (Hypertonic)
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When does Acute organ rejection occur and how do you manage it-2?
[5 Days - 3 mo. post op]; [Steroid Boluses and AntiThymocyte serum]
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Pt with a ureteral stone suddenly develops fever and flank pain. What's Diagnosis and what needs to be done-2?
**OBSTRUCTIVE PYELONEPHRITIS**
## Footnote
1st: IV Abx
2nd: **IMMEDIATE PROXIMAL TO STONE DECOMPRESSION** (via Ureteral stent vs. PerQNephrostomy)
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Diagnosis? Describe-4
Venous Stasis Ulcer
Above Medial Malleolus
Chronically Edematous
Indurated (Hard)
Hyperpigmented
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How would you confirm this diagnosis? Tx-2?
Duplex Scan;
Tx = [Keep Veins empty (compression stockings/Unna boot)] vs. [Surgery(vein stripping/ulcer graft)]
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Hypernatremia and hypOnatremia both manifest with ____ and \_\_\_\_. What sx differentiates them?
BOTH = Confusion & Possible Coma
[HYPER = Lethargy] vs. [hypO = seizures]
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Paralytic iLeus is prolonged by which metabolic abnormality?
low K+
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Demographic-2 for Primary Peritonitis and tx
Demographic = [Child w/Ascites and nephrosis] vs. [Adult w/Ascites]
Tx = Abx only
*Primary Peritonitis = Mild Generalized Acute Abd*
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What are Hepatic Adenomas a complication of and why are they dangerous?
OCP; They can rupture and bleed into abd
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What class of drugs can be given to temporarily alleviate Biliary Colic
Anti-Cholinergics
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HTN in BUE + [Normal-to-No Pulses] in BLE typically indicates \_\_\_\_\_\_. What would CXR reveal?
Coarctation of Aorta; [**Scalloping of lower edge of Ribs***(from Dilated collateral intercostal a.)*]
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Coarctation of Aorta Dx
Spiral CT Angio
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*Pt with hemoptysis comes in with [Coin lesion on CXR]*
What determines whether or not he needs w/u?
**1ST: LOCATE PREVIOUS (At least 1 year prior or older) CXR!** If lesion unchanged = NO CA
## Footnote
*Coin lesions = 80% chance malignancy*
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Brain tumors in kids are mostly located where? How does this manifest-2?
Posterior Fossa; Cerebellar Dysfunction + [Knee-chest position to relieve HA]
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Pt with Human Bite on knuckle: Mngmt-2?
Extensive irrigation and Debridement in OR
## Footnote
*Human Bites are the DIRTIEST Bites!!*
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Pt who's been vomiting now has metabolic **aLKalosis** and needs fluid resuscitation: What do you give?
NS **with added KCl**
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[Osgood Schlatter Dz] MOD
Osteochondrosis of Tibial Tubercle --\> Persistent *Teenager* Pain
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[Osgood Schlatter Dz] Tx-2
RICE ---\> [Cylinder cast x 4-6 weeks]
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What is the abx px for elective surgery? What about Complex prolonged procedures?
A = **single** dose abx [no more than 1 hour prior] to surgery;
Prolonged procedures = A + Redose abx during procedure
267
What are the 4 main causes of somnolence?
He's totally somnolent and **GONE**
## Footnote
*Abnormalities with...*
**G**lucose
**O**xygenation
**N**arcotics
**E**lectrolytes
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Pt on POD4 develops PNA and septic shock
What *two* tx are most important right now?
1. IV NS to maintain intravascular pressure
2. Abx
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What modality is necessary to **confirm** Diaphragmatic Hernia?
**CT Abd**
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When is it ok for pts concerning for appendicitis to skip CT and go directly to Lap appy?
Pts can skip CT if they have **classic appendicitis signs** (PMR PD)
## Footnote
*Appendicitis can be based on lab and clinical findings!*
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Syringomyelia presentation - 2
[Whiplash Spinal Cord Injury] vs. [Arnold Chiari Malformation] --\>
[Cape distributed Loss of Pain & Temp] --\> **Burning** and eventually Muscle Weakness
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Tubocurarine and Atracurium MOA ; Indication
Non-Depolarizing Nicotinic R Blockers; **Muscle paralysis** for endotracheal intubation and Surgery
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How do you evaluate a pt with mild TBI (concussion)?-2 ; When is it ok to discharge them?
NonContrast Head CT vs [5 hr observation period]; Pts can be DC'd with **reliable guarden** if the above is negative
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When should you do endovascular repair on an AAA? - 3
1. Aneurysm \> 5.5 cm
2. Expansion rate is \>1/2 cm in 6 months or \>1 cm in 1 year
3. Classic s/s present (abd/back pain, gross hematuria)
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In Vascular extremity trauma, when HARD signs of injury are present _____ is warranted immediately
What are the HARD signs of vascular injury?- 4
XLap
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In Vascular extremity trauma, when HARD signs of injury are present _____ is warranted immediately
What are the soft signs of vascular injury?- 4
XLap
## Footnote
*Soft signs in image*
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Legg Calve Perthes disease etx ;demographic
idiopathic Avascular Necrosis of the hip ; boys 5-7 yo
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Developmental Hip Dysplasia etx
abnml development of hip during utero --\> leg length discrepancy and poorly formed femoral head
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Hydrocele etx ; Tx?-2
**transilluminative fluid** accompanies testis during scrotal descent and/or if processus vaginalis fails to obliterate this --. communicating hydrocele ;
Self Limited to 1 year old --\> surgery if it doesn't
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MOD for Cryptorchidism ; What are the 2 biggest complications for this disorder?; tx?
failure of testicular descent that can --\> Torsion uncorrected and [**⬇︎Fertility** even if corrected].
Tx = if not naturally descended by 6 months --\> Orchiopexy BEFORE 1 year old
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cp of Chronic Prostatis Pelvic pain syndrome - 4; Dx?
1. chronic **perineal** pelvic pain worst with ejaculation
2. chronic **testicular** pelvic pain worst with ejactulation
3. Urinary Urgency with NO dysuria
4. Urinary Frequency with NO dysuria
Dx = Clinical symptoms with Sterile urine cx
*Dont confuse this with BPH which should NOT have back/pelvic pain*
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tx for Chronic Prostatis Pelvic pain syndrome - 3
1. Tamsulosin
2. Abx if UTI hx present
3. Finasteride
Dx = Clinical symptoms with Sterile urine cx
*Dont confuse this with BPH which should NOT have back/pelvic pain*
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cp for Acute Bacterial Prostatitis
UTI sx **PLUS PERINEAL PAIN**
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What are the 3 steps to appropriately transport an amputated extremity? ; How long will this sustain viability?
**S**ave **P**eople's **i**ce!
1st: Place extremity in (**S)aline moistened gauze** - NOT DIRECTLY ON ICE
2nd: Place gauze with the extremity **in a (P)lastic bag and seal**
3rd: Place **plastic bag on bed of (i)ce** and do NOT allow extremity to freeze
24 hours
