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What is End ileostomy usually associated with? |
IBD - whole bowel out |
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End colostomy associates with? |
Bowel ca or diverticular disease usually from Hartman’s disease |
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Looo ileostomy |
Usually to protect Anastasia is |
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Above and medial to pubic tuberclie (above groin crease) |
Inguinal |
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Below and leateral to pubic tubercle (below groun crease) |
Femoral |
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Manoeuvre for deterring indirect versus direct hernias? |
Reduce, cover the deep ingyindl ring mide of asis and pubic tubercle. Ask to cough and still see hernia determine its direct. |
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Epidemiology if direct hernias? |
Old fat men |
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Epidemiology of femoral |
For exams generally female Inguinsl more common in femdild however |
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If hernia irreducible? No blockage of bowel? |
Incarcaerated |
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Hernia non reduceible and no bowel |
Obstructed |
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Hernia irreducible and no bowel and ischaemic |
Bloody painful strangulated metabolic acidosis |
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Definition of a hernia |
Protrusion of a viscus or part of a viscus through the walls of its containing cavity into an abnormal position |
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Pantaloon hernia? |
Simultaneous direct and indirect hernias |
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Obturator hernia clinical features? |
Old age F>M Sac protrudes through obturator foramen Pain on inner aspect of thigh or knee Frequently obstructed/strangulated |
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Features of a thyroglossal cyst? |
Midline, moves with tongue protrusion |
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Discharging hole on anterior border of SCM - what is it? |
Branchial fistula |
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20y/o with red, inflamed lump on anterior border of SCM, what is the histology expected on FNA? |
Squamous cell epithelium Branchial cyst |
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Decreased pulse on external rotation and abduction of the arm? A lump on posterior triangle of neck? |
Cervical rib - overgrowth of C7 transverse process |
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Lump which transilluminates in infant, posterior triangle? |
Cystic hygroma |
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Diffuse painless goitre, what is it, what can be the causes? |
Simple goitrue Iodine deficiency, autoimmune |
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Painless goitre with multiple nodules, what do you expect the thyroid tests to show? |
Euthyroid, multinodular goitre |
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Plummer's? |
Toxic multinodular goitre - thyrotoxicosis |
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Grave's typical goitre? |
Diffuse goitre with bruit and other signs of Grave's |
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Diffuse painless goitre with transient thyrotoxicosis and then hypothyroidism? |
Hashimoto's thyroiditis |
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Diffuse painful goitre following URTI, going from thyrotoxicosis -> hypo -> euthyroid? What organism? |
de Quervain's, coxsackie commonly causes this |
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Single thyroid nodule, can be "hot" or "cold" |
Follicular adenoma |
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Solitary nodule on thyroid, asymptomatic |
Thyroid cyst |
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Most common thyroid cancer? What age group? |
Papillary, 20-40 |
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Medullary thyroid cancer associated with what syndrome? |
MEN 2 |
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Cell origin of medullary ca? |
Parafollicular cells |
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Thyroid cancer with worst prognosis? |
Anaplastic |
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Facial palsy with rapid growth of lesion on side of face, what's likely diagnosis? |
Parotid gland malignancy. Most commonly adenoid-cystic |
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Most common non-malignant parotid gland neoplasm? |
Peiomorphic adenoma |
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Breast cancer screening, years? |
Every 3 years 47-73 |
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Persistent eczema on breast, cause? |
Paget's |
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Medical treatment for cyclical mastalgia? |
EPO |
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Slit like nipple, bilateral, thick white/green discharge, 50y/o |
Duct ectasia, close f/up and needs to be distinguished from ca |
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Painless, palpable, non-mobile mass following trauma. Calcified |
Fat necrosis, this may calcify mimicking cancer |
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Lactating patient with painful, red breast. Tx? |
Acute mastitis, flucloxicillin |
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Bloody discharge from nipple, no palpable mass |
Duct papilloma - benign, remove due to increased risk of ca |
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Occurs during menstrual cycle, painful, cyclical |
Fibrocystic disease (benign mammary dysplasia) |
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Painless, mobile, rubbery mass, popcorn calcification |
Fibroadenoma |
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Fibroadenoma treatment? |
Reassurance, if >2.5cm surgical |
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Microcalcification on mammogram, sometimes with Paget's/ d/c / lump |
DCIS |
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Incidental biopsy finding, in young women, often bilateral, high chance of becoming malignant |
LCIS |
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Role of letrozole and other aromatase inhibitors in breast ca? Which group? |
THose that are oestrogen receptor positive and in women >menopause as peripheral production of oestrogen is higher than from ovaries, so insteasd of tamoxifen use aromatase inhibitors |
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Young woman, bloody discharge from nipple |
Intraductal papilloma |