5 factors to prevent recurrence and continual ache in inguinal hernia repair - ANS-1. Huge sheet
of mesh
2. Move tails of mesh at the back of spermatic wire
3. Preserve mesh slightly tented up
four. Comfy mesh medially to conjont tendon, laterally to inguinal ligament
5. Perceive and guard ilioinguinal, iliohypogastric and genital nerves
Accepted ACCT level all through CABG - ANS-four hundred-500
Acute renal transplant rejection? - ANS-lymphocytic infiltration
After a right hemicolectomy, which artery will supply the ultimate transverse colon -
ANS-Marginal artery of Drummond.
IN proper hemicolectomy the middle colic vessels are sacrificed.
The Arc of Riolan is a smaller contributor to the anastomotic community among the middle colic
and left colic.
Anastomotic leak fee for ileocolic anastomoses? - ANS-1-three%
method to distal trachea harm - ANS-R posterolateral thoracotomy
Barretts esophagus biopsy - ANS-4 biopsies in line with 2 cm
Basal cellular carcinoma - ANS-rolled egdes, telangectasia, pearly nodules
Beger Procedure - ANS-resection of the pancreatic head with Roux en Y jejunal loop as side to
cease and aspect to side pancreatico-jejunostomy
Best first remedy of LGIB with angiography? - ANS-embolization. Vasopressin is associated with
extra bleeds and headaches
Best indication for aspect of separations - ANS-a couple of midline hernias with
contraindications for mesh
Best situations for inflexible procto over flex sig - ANS-rectal overseas items, anastomotic
assessment and biopsy, measuring low rectal tumor
Best way to diagnose congenital diaphragmatic hernias - ANS-MRI
fine manner to diagnose intussuseption - ANS-Ultrasound
Bismuth 3b cholangiocarcinoma - ANS-includes confluence of R and L hepatic duct and extends
up the L
Bismuth Class 1 cholangiocarcinoma - ANS-involves not unusual hepatic duct
Bismuth Class 2 cholangiocarcinoma - ANS-entails hepatic duct bifurcation
Bismuth Class 3a cholangiocarcinoma - ANS-involves confluence of R and L hepatic duct and
extends up the R
Bismuth Class four cholangiocarcinoma - ANS-includes confluence of R and L hepatic duct and
extends up both R and L
Blind loop syndrome - ANS-due to bacterial overgrowth, ends in fat malabsorption, steatorrhea
and vit deficiency, can occur with crohns
Blood supply to colon after prolonged R hemicolectomy - ANS-Marginal artery of drummond
, Borders of the inguinal canal - ANS-inferior: inguinal ligament
posterior: conjoint tendon
anterior: external oblique
advanced: external indirect aponeurosis and inner indirect and transversalis muscle
aponeuroses
branched amino acids - ANS-leucine, isoleucine, valine
cameron's lesion - ANS-bleeding in intrathoracic portion of hiatal hernia
can intestinalis pneumotosis be because of pulmonary disease? - ANS-yes, rule out intestinal
disaster first
Can SSRIs lower the efficacy of Tamoxifen? - ANS-yes
Can you do bolus feeds thru J tube? - ANS-No, best gastric
Causes of congenital diaphragmatic hernia? - ANS-aggregate of genetic elements and
surroundings
Causes of pseudohyponatremia - ANS-hyperglycemia, mannitol, radiologic assessment medium
CEAP category - ANS-Clinical
Etiology
Anatomy
Pathophysiology
imperative lymph node dissection borders - ANS-superior: hyoid bone
inferior: innominant artery
lateral: carotid artery
Channels responsible for acid secretion in belly? - ANS-H+/K+ change, Cl - channel
chyle leak weight loss plan/ - ANS-medium chain fatty acids
Chylous ascites - ANS-triglycerides > one hundred ten, most commonplace cause in advanced
international: lymphoma, maximum common purpose in undeveloped international: infectious
type device for bile duct injury - ANS-Strasberg
complications from silvadene - ANS-neutropenia, allergic reaction reactions
Concerning, high threat features in SCC/BCC - ANS-1. Location- relevant face, eyelid, eyebrow,
periorbital, nose, lip, chin, mandible, temple, ear, in front or in the back of the ear, genitalia,
hand and foot
Congenital lobar emphysema - ANS-Can purpose intense respiration misery, seems like
pneumothorax, Chest tube makes it worse. If intense, calls for lobectomy
Contraindication to thryoidectomy in Grave's sickness? - ANS-Thyroid storm
Copper Deficiency - ANS-pancytopenia, neuropathy with ataxia
Criteria for TAE - ANS-<three cm
<30 % of bowel circumference
within 8cm of anal verge
T1 (submucosa)
mobile non fixed tumor
well to moderately well differentiated
no lymph or vasc invasion
margin clear 3mm
CT description of FNH - ANS-Central scar, intense homogenous enhancement in arterial phase
and isodense in venous phase
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