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What are the four forms that hernias can take?
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Reducible, incarcerated, strangulated, sliding
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True/False: Two attachments for the testes exist.
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True--the peritoneal and spermatic cord attachments
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What is the cause of hernias in most kids and adults?
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Patent processus vaginalis
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What are some contraindications to inguinal hernia repair?
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Ascites, skin sepsis, active infection, PREGNANCY, reversible causes of increased abdominal pressure
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What are the most common complications of groin hernia surgery?
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Recurrence, bleeding and hematoma, wound infection, injury to vas/vessels,CHRONIC GROIN PAIN
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How are umbilical hernias repaired?
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Pediatric--open and may make an inny
Adult--small defects can be open repaired and large defects are laparoscopic repaired |
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What are the formation stages of the gut?
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4 weeks--gut tube forms
6 weeks--gut tube inters umbilical coelom 10-12th week--gut returns to abdominal cavity |
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Gastroschisis is a partial thickness or full thickness abdominal wall hernia?
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FULL thickness
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What is the difference between gastroschisis and an omphalocele?
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Omphalocele is surrounded by a sack--so not full thickness?
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