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©THEBRIGHT 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:11AM. 1 ABSITE Exam Questions And Answers 2025 Update. [bicarb] vs. [Cl-] at low vs. high levels of pancreatic exocrine secretion? - AnswerLow stimulus: [Cl-] high (110mEq/L) High stimulus: [Cl-] falls 1-year and 10-year patency rates for saphenous vein graft vs. internal mammary grafts during CABG - Answer1-year: SVG 80-90%; IMA 98% 10-year: SVG 50%; IMA 90% 20-year risk for developing gallbladder CA in patients with gallstones - AnswerThe 20-year risk of developing gallbladder carcinoma in patients with gallstones has been estimated to be in the range of 0.13% for the general population. 3 cardinal signs of urethral injury (in a male)? - Answerhigh-riding prostate blood at meatus perineal hematoma 5-year survival for Kasai's - Answer<50% Achilles reflex assesses which nerve root? - AnswerS1 action of secretin? - Answerstimulates pancreatic secretion of bicarb inhibits gastric emptying Adult polycystic kidney disease is a/w what other conditions? - AnswerAssociated with: - polycystic liver disease - berry aneurysms - mitral valve prolapse adverse effects of protamine? - Answerhypotension, anaphylaxis AJCC staging of sarcomas relies on which factors regarding the tumor? - AnswerGTNM system - grade = most important prognosticator - size (T) - nodal involvement (N) - mets (M) Annular pancreas is a/w what other conditions? - Answer40% have duodenal stenosis/atresia 20% have Down's ANOVA - Answeranalysis of variables - t-test for >2 samples of quantitative data antibody produced in ITP is what type? - AnswerIgG ©THEBRIGHT 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:11AM. 2 Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) is secreted in response to? - Answerhypovolemia (most powerful stimulant) increased serum osmolality Appearance of cholesterol polyps? - AnswerAppear as yellow spots on gallbladder mucosa appearance of duodenal atresia on plain film? - Answerdouble bubble sign due to gastric bubble + bubble bounded by pylorus and obstruction Appropirate crystalloid bolus for treating shock in an infant - Answer20 cc/kg Appropriate fluid bolus for resuscitating a pediatric patient? - Answerpremature and infants < 1.5 kg: 150 cc/kg neonates and infants 1.5 - 10kg: 100 cc/kg for 1st 10 kg infants and children 10-20kg: 50 cc /kg per kg over 10 kg children > 20 kg: 1 Appropriate mgt of choledochal cysts? - Answerexcision with clean margins biliary drainage with Roux-en-Y NOTE: some will treat type II with excision and reconstruction of bile duct wall Are chemotherapeutics for breast cancer safe during pregnancy? - AnswerAgents most commonly used in initial management are relatively safe during 2nd/3rd trimester - safe: cyclophosphamide Are femoral hernias medial or lateral to the femoral vein? - Answermedial are insulinomas usually malignant or benign? - Answer> 95% are benign are patients with Hashimoto's at increased risk for thyroid malignancy? - Answerslightly increased risk for malignancy (thyroid lymphoma) - no increased risk for other thyroid cancers Are patients with Hashimoto's hypothyroid - Answereuthyroid Are pediatric inguinal hernias usually direct or indirect? - Answeralmost always indirect Are Peutz-Jeghers polyps premalignant? What is the mgt of Peutz-Jegher pts? - AnswerNO Are pheochromocytomas tumors of the adrenal cortex or medulla? - Answertumors of adrenal medulla Are proton-pump inhibitors a/w carcinoid tumors? - AnswerNO Are the renal pelvices anterior or posterior to renal arteries? - Answerrenal pelvices are posterior to renal arteries At what age does pyloric stenosis usually first manifest? - Answerat 3 to 12 weeks of age starts with nonbilious vomiting which eventually becomes projectile At what age(s) does gynecomastia usually occur? - AnswerOccurs during three phases of life At what compartment pressure is a fasciotomy indicated? - AnswerMay be needed for compartment pressures > 30 mm Hg - 30-45 watch carefully - greater than 45 usually needs intervention ©THEBRIGHT 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:11AM. 3 At what joints does Dupuytren's contracture develop? - AnswerMCP and PIP joints - begins as nodule formation/proliferation of palmar fascia At what pO2 is hemoglobin 50% saturated under normal conditions? - Answer27 At what point in the cell cycle do most chemotherapeutics act? - AnswerS phase At what point in the respiratory cycle do you measure PCWP? - Answeron mechanical ventilation: at bottom of waveform (end-expiration) spontaneously respiring: at top of waveform (end-inspiration) The idea is to eliminate intra-thoracic pressure as a confounding factor. at what point in the trachea does the recurrent laryngeal nerve enter? - Answerat the cricothyroid articulation at what size should an asymptomatic popliteal aneurysm be repaired? - Answerat greater than 2 cm At what spinal level does the spinal artery of Adamkiewicz usually arise? - AnswerT9-T12 at what vertebral level are found the cardiac accelerator fibers? - AnswerT1-T4 - can be hit with thoracic epidurals note: MSO4 epidurals have wider "spread" than Fentanyl ATPs from anaerobic glycolysis - Answer2 and 1 lactate ATPs from Kreb's cycle - Answer38 from 1 glucose Average age at diagnosis of LCIS? - Answer44-47 - two thirds of patients are pre-menopausal Average time lapse between radiation treatment for breast cancer and presentation of radiation-induced sarcoma? - Answer10 years - recurrences after this much time should be considered with high suspicion for sarcoma rather than primary lesion bacteria implicated in Fournier's gangrene? - AnswerBacteroides best method for biopsy of a melanoma? - Answerfull-thickness biopsy - important to be able to gauge the thickness of the tumor in order to stage accurately best serum test to assess recurrence in a medullary thyroid patient? - Answerpentagastrin- stimulated calcitonin Best test for distinguishing ATN from prerenal azotemia? - Answerfractional excretion of sodium best therapy for colon mass identified during routine cholecystectomy? - Answercomplete procedure Difference between o

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[bicarb] vs. [Cl-] at low vs. high levels of pancreatic exocrine secretion? - Answer✔Low stimulus:
[Cl-] high (110mEq/L)
High stimulus: [Cl-] falls
1-year and 10-year patency rates for saphenous vein graft vs. internal mammary grafts during
CABG - Answer✔1-year: SVG 80-90%; IMA 98%
10-year: SVG 50%; IMA 90%

20-year risk for developing gallbladder CA in patients with gallstones - Answer✔The 20-year risk
of developing gallbladder carcinoma in patients with gallstones has been estimated to be in the
range of 0.13% for the general population.

3 cardinal signs of urethral injury (in a male)? - Answer✔high-riding prostate blood at meatus
perineal hematoma

5-year survival for Kasai's - Answer✔<50%

Achilles reflex assesses which nerve root? - Answer✔S1

action of secretin? - Answer✔stimulates pancreatic secretion of bicarb inhibits gastric emptying

Adult polycystic kidney disease is a/w what other conditions? - Answer✔Associated with: -
polycystic liver disease - berry aneurysms - mitral valve prolapse

adverse effects of protamine? - Answer✔hypotension, anaphylaxis

AJCC staging of sarcomas relies on which factors regarding the tumor? - Answer✔GTNM system
- grade = most important prognosticator - size (T) - nodal involvement (N) - mets (M)

Annular pancreas is a/w what other conditions? - Answer✔40% have duodenal stenosis/atresia
20% have Down's

ANOVA - Answer✔analysis of variables - t-test for >2 samples of quantitative data

antibody produced in ITP is what type? - Answer✔IgG


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Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) is secreted in response to? - Answer✔hypovolemia (most powerful
stimulant) increased serum osmolality

Appearance of cholesterol polyps? - Answer✔Appear as yellow spots on gallbladder mucosa

appearance of duodenal atresia on plain film? - Answer✔double bubble sign due to gastric
bubble + bubble bounded by pylorus and obstruction

Appropirate crystalloid bolus for treating shock in an infant - Answer✔20 cc/kg

Appropriate fluid bolus for resuscitating a pediatric patient? - Answer✔premature and infants <
1.5 kg: 150 cc/kg neonates and infants 1.5 - 10kg: 100 cc/kg for 1st 10 kg infants and children
10-20kg: 50 cc /kg per kg over 10 kg children > 20 kg: 1

Appropriate mgt of choledochal cysts? - Answer✔excision with clean margins biliary drainage
with Roux-en-Y NOTE: some will treat type II with excision and reconstruction of bile duct wall

Are chemotherapeutics for breast cancer safe during pregnancy? - Answer✔Agents most
commonly used in initial management are relatively safe during 2nd/3rd trimester - safe:
cyclophosphamide

Are femoral hernias medial or lateral to the femoral vein? - Answer✔medial

are insulinomas usually malignant or benign? - Answer✔> 95% are benign

are patients with Hashimoto's at increased risk for thyroid malignancy? - Answer✔slightly
increased risk for malignancy (thyroid lymphoma) - no increased risk for other thyroid cancers

Are patients with Hashimoto's hypothyroid - Answer✔euthyroid

Are pediatric inguinal hernias usually direct or indirect? - Answer✔almost always indirect

Are Peutz-Jeghers polyps premalignant? What is the mgt of Peutz-Jegher pts? - Answer✔NO

Are pheochromocytomas tumors of the adrenal cortex or medulla? - Answer✔tumors of
adrenal medulla

Are proton-pump inhibitors a/w carcinoid tumors? - Answer✔NO

Are the renal pelvices anterior or posterior to renal arteries? - Answer✔renal pelvices are
posterior to renal arteries

At what age does pyloric stenosis usually first manifest? - Answer✔at 3 to 12 weeks of age
starts with nonbilious vomiting which eventually becomes projectile

At what age(s) does gynecomastia usually occur? - Answer✔Occurs during three phases of life

At what compartment pressure is a fasciotomy indicated? - Answer✔May be needed for
compartment pressures > 30 mm Hg - 30-45 watch carefully - greater than 45 usually needs
intervention

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At what joints does Dupuytren's contracture develop? - Answer✔MCP and PIP joints - begins as
nodule formation/proliferation of palmar fascia

At what pO2 is hemoglobin 50% saturated under normal conditions? - Answer✔27

At what point in the cell cycle do most chemotherapeutics act? - Answer✔S phase

At what point in the respiratory cycle do you measure PCWP? - Answer✔on mechanical
ventilation: at bottom of waveform (end-expiration) spontaneously respiring: at top of
waveform (end-inspiration) The idea is to eliminate intra-thoracic pressure as a confounding
factor.

at what point in the trachea does the recurrent laryngeal nerve enter? - Answer✔at the
cricothyroid articulation

at what size should an asymptomatic popliteal aneurysm be repaired? - Answer✔at greater
than 2 cm

At what spinal level does the spinal artery of Adamkiewicz usually arise? - Answer✔T9-T12

at what vertebral level are found the cardiac accelerator fibers? - Answer✔T1-T4 - can be hit
with thoracic epidurals note: MSO4 epidurals have wider "spread" than Fentanyl

ATPs from anaerobic glycolysis - Answer✔2 and 1 lactate

ATPs from Kreb's cycle - Answer✔38 from 1 glucose

Average age at diagnosis of LCIS? - Answer✔44-47 - two thirds of patients are pre-menopausal
Average time lapse between radiation treatment for breast cancer and presentation of
radiation-induced sarcoma? - Answer✔10 years - recurrences after this much time should be
considered with high suspicion for sarcoma rather than primary lesion

bacteria implicated in Fournier's gangrene? - Answer✔Bacteroides

best method for biopsy of a melanoma? - Answer✔full-thickness biopsy - important to be able
to gauge the thickness of the tumor in order to stage accurately

best serum test to assess recurrence in a medullary thyroid patient? - Answer✔pentagastrin-
stimulated calcitonin

Best test for distinguishing ATN from prerenal azotemia? - Answer✔fractional excretion of
sodium

best therapy for colon mass identified during routine cholecystectomy? - Answer✔complete
procedure

Difference between omphalocele vs. gastroschisis - Answer✔...



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