Surgery Flashcards

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Features of venous insufficiency?

A

Oedema
Brown pigmentation
Lipodermatosclerosis
Eczema

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Location and important feature of venous leg ulcers?

A

Ankle
Painless

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3
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What is Deep venous Insufficiency related?

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Previous DVT

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Superficial venous insufficiency assoc with what?

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Varicose veins

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5
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Doppler US looks at what?

A

Reflux

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Duplex US looks at?

A

Anatomy and flow of vein

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Managemnet of venous leg ulcer?

A

4 layer compression banding

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If a venous ulcer fails to heal after 12 weeks or >10 cm 2 what might be required?

A

Skin grafting

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Venous ulcers are mostly due to?

A

Venous HT
Secondary to chronic venous insufficiency

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10
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Pathology of venous ulcer?

A

Capillary fibrin cuff
Leucocyte sequestration

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11
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What is Marjolin’s ulcers?

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SCC

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Where do Marjolin’s ulcers occur?

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Sites of chronic inflammation
Mainly lower limb

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13
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Arterial ulcers occur where?

A

Toes and heel

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Appearance of arterial ulcers?

A

Deep, punched out appearance

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15
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Which type of ulcer is painful?

A

Arterial

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16
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Arterial ulcer description?

A

Toe/heel
Cold, no pulse
Painful
Deep punched out appearance

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ABPI measurements of arterial ulcer?

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Neuropathic ulcers location?

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Plantar surface of metatarsal head and plantar surface of hallux

19
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What are neuropathic ulcers due to and what can they commonly result in?

A

Pressure
Amputation

20
Q

Screening for AAA?

A

Single US males aged 65<

21
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Takaysu’s arteritis?
Who?, features?

A

Young asian females
Pulseless peripheries

22
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What is subclavian steel syndrome?

A

Stenosis or occlusion of subclavian artery

This results in increased metabolic need of arm, then resulting in retrograde flow and symptoms of CNS vascular insufficiency

23
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Aortic dissection presentation?

A

Chest pain (ascendingA: anterior, descendingA: back)
Widening aorta on x-ray

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Diagnosing aortic dissection?

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Cervical rib explanatoin?
Supernumery fibrous band arising from 7th cervical vertebra
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Treatment of Takayasu's arteritis/large vessel granuomatous vasculitis?
Systemic roids
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What type of patient is coarctation of aorta common in?
BOYS/GIRLS with Turner's
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Man with AAA>5.5cm?
Surgical repair
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Acute limb threatening ischaemia presentation?
6 P'S -Pale -Pulseless -Pain -Paralysis -Paraesthesia -Perishingly cold
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Peripheral arterial disease with critical limb ischaemia (long segment lesions, multifocal lesions) management?
Open surgical techniques (open bypass graft)
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Investigation for possible varicose veins/chronic venous insufficiency?
Venous duplex US
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InvX in patients with sus acute limb ischaemia?
Doppler examination of pulses
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All patients with PAD should take what?
Clopidogrel Atorvastatin
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Common RF for embolic acute limb ischaemia?
AFib
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Short segment stenosis is what?
<10cm stenosis
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If someone has a cold, painful left hand and forearm?
Axillary artery embolus
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Odd discomfort/sensation when manual tasks are performed with hand working overhead>
Cervical rib
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Management for an aneurysm which is enlarging?
Urgent endovascular aneurysm repair
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Initial management of acute limb ishcaemia includes what?
Analgesia IV heparin Vascular review
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Claudication affecting femoral vessels is likely to present how?
Calf pain
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Iliac claudication presents how?
Buttock pain
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