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58 Cards in this Set
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Which renal vein drains into IVC? |
Right renal vein |
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Source of cremasteric artery |
Inferior epigastric artery |
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Halo sign in mammogram |
Breast cyst |
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AT what level does the trachea bifurcate? |
T5 |
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Commonest organism causing cholangitis |
E.coli |
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Ca arrising in pt with Paget's |
Osteosarcoma |
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Mtochlopromide increases gastric emptying by vagus |
Erythromycin stimulates gactric emptying via Motilin receptor |
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When a gastro-enterostomy is constructed, a posterior, retrocolic gastroenterostomy will empty better than an anterior one. |
gastroenterostomies constructed for bypass of malignancy are usually placed on the anterior wall of the stomach |
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Berrys sign |
Absence of carotid pulse due to malignant thyromegaly= follicular |
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Medullary carcinoma assciated with MEN 2A |
Anaplastic thyroid cancer: commonly in elderly females |
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Major transfusion |
Replacing total blood volume in 24 hrs Replacing half blood volume per hour |
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Which testicular vein drains into IVC? |
Right |
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Embryological origin of stapes |
2nd pharangeal pouch |
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Malignant otitis externa causative agent |
Pseudomonas aeuruginosa |
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Malignant otitis externa symptoms |
Severe pain, headache, granulation tissue within external auditory meatus |
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Nerve supply of laryngeal muscles |
Vagus |
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Laryngeal muscle not supplied by vagus |
Cricothyroid |
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# of medial 3rd of clavical--> vessel injured? |
Subclavian vein |
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Highest concentration of masculi pectinati |
Right atrium |
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Difference between bulbar and membranous urethral rupture |
Bulb |
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action of PTH |
Osteoblasts Increase Ca2+ |
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Follicular thyroid crcinoma follow-up |
Serum thyroglobulin |
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Anal fissures are associated with |
Sexually transmitted diseases (syphilis, HIV)Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's up to 50%)Leukaemia (25% of patients)TuberculosisPrevious anal surgery |
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Rx for bony lesion for Ca prostrate |
Androgen suppression, bisphosphonates radiotherapy |
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Drugs which impair wound healing |
Non steroidal anti inflammatory drugsSteroidsImmunosupressive agentsAnti neoplastic drugs |
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At which point in the healing process is fracture callus most likely to be visible radiologically? |
3 weeks following injury |
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Adductor canal contents |
Superficial femoral artery and vein Saphenous nerve |
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Where in the bowel is most waterabsorved? |
Jeujenum |
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Colonoscopy biopsy: thickened sub apical collagen layer together with an increase in lymphocytes in the lamina propria. |
Microscopic colitis |
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What does nausea do for gastric acid secretion? |
Inhibits it |
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Rx for splenic vein thrombosis |
Splenectomy |
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Diagnosis of Paget's disease |
Punch biopsy Begins in the nipple, spreads to areola |
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HIV seroconversion illness. |
P24 antigen |
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Accessory spleen location |
hilum of the spleen, tail of the pancreas, splenic vessels, gastrosplenic ligament splenorenal ligament, the walls of the stomach or intestines , the greater omentum , the mesentery, the gonads |
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Signature fracture |
Depressed skull fracture |
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Elderly smoker with parotid swelling |
Warthins tumour |
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Morphine for breakthrough pain |
1/6 of daily dose |
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Appearance of people with men 2b |
Marphanoid |
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Structure injured during brachial embolectomy |
Median nerve |
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Which finger has no Palmer interossei |
Middle finger |
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Breast cancer commonly metastasizing to contralateral breast |
Invasive lobular carcinoma |
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Berry sign |
Follicular thyroid cancer |
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Malignant otitis externa |
Pseudomonad aerigunosa |
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Mercedes-Benz carotid endarterectomy |
Hypoglossal nerveGreater auricular nerveSuperior laryngeal nerve |
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Nerves injured during submandibular gland incision |
Marginal mandibular branch of the facial nerveLingual nerveHypoglossal nerve |
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Crutch palsy |
Radial nerve |
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Commonest extracolonic lesion in FAP |
Deudenal polyps |
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Liver lesion with history of working in PVC factory |
Angiosarcoma |
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Commonest cause of filariasis causing lymphatic obstruction |
W. Bancrofti |
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Cell of origin for most cases pancreas |
Duct epithelial |
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Anaesthetic agent causing adrenal suppression |
Etomidate |
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Can thyroid with oxyphilic cells |
Follicular CA (hurtle cell) |
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Trandelenburg gait |
Superior gluteal artery |
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Follow up of follicular thyroid cancer |
Thyroglobulin |
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Anaesthetic agents contraindicated in porphyria |
Sodium thiopental Etomidate |
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Anaesthetic to use in people with IHD |
Ketamine |
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DALM lesion management |
Panproctocolectomy |
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At what period are myofibroblasts seen in a wound? |
1 month |
