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A 50yr old has undergone (c)
an ipsilateral thyroid
lobectomy & isthmus Follicular carcinoma accounts for about 10% of all
resection for what new carcinomas of the thyroid. Most patients are
appeared on frozen to be a those with minimal invasion of the capsule or vessels
2cm benign nodular lesion. within the neoplasms. Such tumors are seldom
Seventy-two hours later diagnosed definitively by either needle aspiration
the final pathology shows cytology or by frozen-section diagnosis at the time of
a high- grade lobectomy. Most frequently, the diagnosis is made
angioinvasive follicular after the study of permanent sections.
carcinoma. What do you
recommend?
a.) 99mTc bone scan to
rule out occult bone
metastases
b.) Ipsilateral radical neck
dissection
c.) Total thyroidectomy
d.) Observation with
sequential 131I scans every
3 months
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Primary subclavian-axillary (e)
vein thrombosis (spontaneous
or effort thrombosis) Primary subclavian-axillary vein thrombosis, which
occurs in the absence of a traumatic injury to the vein,
a.) is best managed by limb was described by Paget and Von Schroetter. Most
elevation and patients with primary thrombosis are previously
anticoagulation healthy middle-aged men with a recent history of
b.) should be treated with hyperabduction or strenuous exertion of the affected
transluminal angioplasty arm. With the gradual recognition that pulmonary
with stent placement for embolism can result and the high incidence of
residual stenosis if postphlebitic sequelae, an aggressive treatment
patency can be regimen has evolved. Early catheter-directed
established fibrinolytic therapy, followed by venous thrombectomy
c.) is a frequent consequence if needed, and subsequent release of thoracic outlet
of subclavian catheter narrowing by resection of the first rib and/or cervical
placement for intravenous rib (if present) is the preferred management plan.
access
d.) requires operative
thrombectomy if the
diagnosis is established
early
e.) occurs as a result of
underlying thoracic outlet
abnormalities in most cases
Patients with acute (e) amylase values more than eight times upper limits of normal
pancreatitis are at
increased risk to develop
complications include those
with each of the following
EXCEPT:
a.) Ranson score less than 3
b.) partial obliteration of
the lesser sac & acute
fluid collections near the
splenic hilum & inferior to
the pancreatic head
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c.) poorly enhancing areas
of 50% of the pancreas on
CT scan
d.) an APACHE II score less
than 12
e.) amylase values more
than eight times upper
limits of normal
Most accurate method to (b)
diagnose traumatic aortic
Diagnosis is made with aortogram (which is the gold standard but
arch injury is
invasive & operator dependent) or CT angiogram. TEE has a limited
role in screening for TAI
a.) Upright chest XR
b.) Chest CT angiogram
c.) MRI
d.) TEE
Lung resection is (b)
contraindicated based on
preop resting pCO2 > 45 (or pO2 < 50) pneumonectomy FEV > 2L
which of the following pre
lobectomy FEV1 > 1L wedge resection FEV > 0.6L
operative testing values? Need predicted postop FEV1 > 0.8L
a.) Resting pO2 = 60mmHg
b.) Resting pCO2 = 50mmHg
c.) FEV1 = 1L
d.) FEV1/FVC = 75%
e.) A vital capacity 75% of
predicted value
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Most common cause of f.) Volvulus
SBO during pregnancy is (a)
a.) Volvulus
b.) Compression from the
uterus
c.) Adhesions
d.) Appendicitis
e.) Diverticular disease
(d)
An aldosteronoma is
This is also known as primary aldosteronism or Conn Syndrome. It is
associated with which of characterized by:
the following? 1) HTN 2) ↑ Na 3) Metabolic Alkalosis 4) Aldosterone:Renin > 30 5)
↓K
a.) HTN, ↓K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↑
Renin
b.) HTN, ↑K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↓
Renin
c.) HTN, ↑K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↑
Renin
d.) HTN, ↓K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↓
Renin
Regarding the adrenal (a)
gland
The medulla has postganglionic adrengic fibers while the cortex has
NO nerve supply making it unique.
a.) The adrenal cortex
does not have a nerve
supply
b.) The medulla is
supplied by
postganglionic
adrenergic fibers
c.) The right adrenal vein
drains into the renal vein
d.) The left adrenal vein
drains into the inferior
vena cava
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A 50yr old has undergone (c)
an ipsilateral thyroid
lobectomy & isthmus Follicular carcinoma accounts for about 10% of all
resection for what new carcinomas of the thyroid. Most patients are
appeared on frozen to be a those with minimal invasion of the capsule or vessels
2cm benign nodular lesion. within the neoplasms. Such tumors are seldom
Seventy-two hours later diagnosed definitively by either needle aspiration
the final pathology shows cytology or by frozen-section diagnosis at the time of
a high- grade lobectomy. Most frequently, the diagnosis is made
angioinvasive follicular after the study of permanent sections.
carcinoma. What do you
recommend?
a.) 99mTc bone scan to
rule out occult bone
metastases
b.) Ipsilateral radical neck
dissection
c.) Total thyroidectomy
d.) Observation with
sequential 131I scans every
3 months
/ 1/305
,8/30/25, 12:17 PM ABSITE
Primary subclavian-axillary (e)
vein thrombosis (spontaneous
or effort thrombosis) Primary subclavian-axillary vein thrombosis, which
occurs in the absence of a traumatic injury to the vein,
a.) is best managed by limb was described by Paget and Von Schroetter. Most
elevation and patients with primary thrombosis are previously
anticoagulation healthy middle-aged men with a recent history of
b.) should be treated with hyperabduction or strenuous exertion of the affected
transluminal angioplasty arm. With the gradual recognition that pulmonary
with stent placement for embolism can result and the high incidence of
residual stenosis if postphlebitic sequelae, an aggressive treatment
patency can be regimen has evolved. Early catheter-directed
established fibrinolytic therapy, followed by venous thrombectomy
c.) is a frequent consequence if needed, and subsequent release of thoracic outlet
of subclavian catheter narrowing by resection of the first rib and/or cervical
placement for intravenous rib (if present) is the preferred management plan.
access
d.) requires operative
thrombectomy if the
diagnosis is established
early
e.) occurs as a result of
underlying thoracic outlet
abnormalities in most cases
Patients with acute (e) amylase values more than eight times upper limits of normal
pancreatitis are at
increased risk to develop
complications include those
with each of the following
EXCEPT:
a.) Ranson score less than 3
b.) partial obliteration of
the lesser sac & acute
fluid collections near the
splenic hilum & inferior to
the pancreatic head
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c.) poorly enhancing areas
of 50% of the pancreas on
CT scan
d.) an APACHE II score less
than 12
e.) amylase values more
than eight times upper
limits of normal
Most accurate method to (b)
diagnose traumatic aortic
Diagnosis is made with aortogram (which is the gold standard but
arch injury is
invasive & operator dependent) or CT angiogram. TEE has a limited
role in screening for TAI
a.) Upright chest XR
b.) Chest CT angiogram
c.) MRI
d.) TEE
Lung resection is (b)
contraindicated based on
preop resting pCO2 > 45 (or pO2 < 50) pneumonectomy FEV > 2L
which of the following pre
lobectomy FEV1 > 1L wedge resection FEV > 0.6L
operative testing values? Need predicted postop FEV1 > 0.8L
a.) Resting pO2 = 60mmHg
b.) Resting pCO2 = 50mmHg
c.) FEV1 = 1L
d.) FEV1/FVC = 75%
e.) A vital capacity 75% of
predicted value
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Most common cause of f.) Volvulus
SBO during pregnancy is (a)
a.) Volvulus
b.) Compression from the
uterus
c.) Adhesions
d.) Appendicitis
e.) Diverticular disease
(d)
An aldosteronoma is
This is also known as primary aldosteronism or Conn Syndrome. It is
associated with which of characterized by:
the following? 1) HTN 2) ↑ Na 3) Metabolic Alkalosis 4) Aldosterone:Renin > 30 5)
↓K
a.) HTN, ↓K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↑
Renin
b.) HTN, ↑K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↓
Renin
c.) HTN, ↑K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↑
Renin
d.) HTN, ↓K, ↑ Aldosterone, ↓
Renin
Regarding the adrenal (a)
gland
The medulla has postganglionic adrengic fibers while the cortex has
NO nerve supply making it unique.
a.) The adrenal cortex
does not have a nerve
supply
b.) The medulla is
supplied by
postganglionic
adrenergic fibers
c.) The right adrenal vein
drains into the renal vein
d.) The left adrenal vein
drains into the inferior
vena cava
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