SURGERY 2 Flashcards

1
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what commonly causes persisting pain and jaundice post lap cholecystectomy?

A

gallstones in the common bile duct

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2
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investigation for suspected gallstones in the bile duct?

A

Magnetic resonance cholangiography or intraoperative imaging

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3
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what can cause renal vein thrombosis?

A

nephrotic syndrome (as induces a hyper coagulable state)

others:
any hypercoaguable state e.g. pregnancy, OCP, SLE, factor V Leiden deficiency
RCC
kidney transplant
APS
Behcet syndrome

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4
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how does renal vein thrombosis present?

A

rapid deterioration of renal function
flank pain
haematuria
n&V
fever

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5
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what is a FAST scan?

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a Focussed Assessment with Sonography for Trauma scan
a point of care USS to identify intraperitoneal free fluid

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6
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which ethnicity has the highest incidence and mortality of prostate cancer?

A

black afrocaribean men

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7
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interpretation of ABPI: >1.2
what usually causes this?

A

calcified stiff arteries
advanced age, diabetes

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8
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what can you do instead of an ABP in diabetic to avoid the calcified vessels and detect PAD?

A

toe brachial index

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9
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what ABPI would you expect with intermittent claudication?

A

0.95-0.5

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what ABPI would you expect with rest pain?

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0.5-03

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what ABPI would you expect with gangrene and ulceration?

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<0.2

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12
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what ABPI is compression bandaging consider acceptable?

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> =0.8

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13
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what is the difference between a sliding and rolling hiatus hernia?

A

sliding - 95% of cases, gastroesophageal junction moves about the diaphragm
rolling - gastroesophageal junction remains below the diaphragm but a separate part of the stomach herniates through the oesophageal hiatus

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14
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features of hiatus hernia

A

heartburn
dysphagia
regurgitation
chest pain

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15
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risk factors for hiatus hernia?

A

obesity
increased abdominal pressure e.g. ascites or multiparty

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16
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investigations for hiatus hernia?

A

barium swallow
(often pts have endoscopy first line and its found incidentally)

17
Q

low vs high chronic urinary retention?

A

low pressure - normal renal function and no hydronephrosis
high pressure - impaired renal function and B/L hydronephrosis

18
Q

what usually causes high pressure urine retention?

A

bladder outflow obstruction

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