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Origin of Angiodysplasia bleeding?
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Venous
Commonly occurs in CECUM* |
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Most common cause of Large Bowel Obstruction
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Malignancy, Not Adhesions
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Type of volvulus associated with institutionalized setting
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Sigmoid
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Origin of Blood from Diverticular Disease (not diverticulosis).
Diverticular bleeding originates from (R/L) colon? |
Arterial
RIGHT COLON* -diverticulosis is most common in L |
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Flat objects that appear as a circle in the coronal plane are lodged in the:
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esophagus
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Flat objects best visualized in sagittal plane are lodged in the
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trachea - get a lateral projection
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Packers vs. Stuffers
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Packers Plan
Stuffers shove because they've been caught - greater risk |
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Threatened Abortion
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Bleeding through a CLOSED cervical os in first half of pregnancy.
fetal loss MAY NOT necessarily occur |
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Inevitable Abortion
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Increased bleeding - cervix is dilated
may be able to visualize gestational tissue through os |
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Complete Abortion
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BEFORE 12 weeks gestation: ENTIRE contents of uterus expelled.
Uterus is SMALL and well contracted CLOSED cervix |
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Incomplete Abortion:
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AFTER 12 weeks - membranes rupture and abortion with retained products of conception (POC)
Cervical os is OPEN |
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Missed Abortion
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In utero death prior to 20th week
Cervix usually CLOSED |
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Septic Abortion
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DILATED Cervix
Fever Chills malaiase, pain |
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Post menopausal vaginal bleeding =
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Uterine Cancer unless proven otherwise!
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____ pain is relieved by eating.
____ pain is exacerbated by eating. |
Ulcer pain relieved by eating
Biliary Colic is worse with eating |
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Anorexia is a common symptom of:
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Appendicitis
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Steppage Gait
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Neuro condition results in LOSS OF ABILITY TO DORSIFLEX.
Pt flexes hip and knee so toe can clear the ground |
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Most common cause of hip pain in children:
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Transient Synovitis of the Hip
pain is worse in the morning - inflammatory |
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Antalgic (painful) gait in child 4-10 yo suspect
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Transient synovitis of the hip
LCPD |
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Antalgic gait in 11+ yo
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SCFE - probably obese
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External hip rotation with hip flexion is most likely
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SCFE - if 11+
Loss of Internal Rotation also occurs in LCPD |
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LCPD pain is worse at
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end of the day - activity worsens
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SCFE Fracture =
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Salter-Harris Type I
Results in a posterior slip of femoral head |
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Transient Synovitis
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most common cause of nantraumatic acute limping in kids (3-10)
Sterile effusion of the joint that resolves without therapy or sequela - etiology is unknown Dx of exclusion |
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Septic arthritis is typically due to:
If less than 3 months: |
Staph
Strep |
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Risk w/o therapy
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X
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Risk w/ therapy
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Y
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Absolute Risk Reduction
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X - Y
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Relative Risk
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X/Y
if < 1, then tx is beneficial |
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Relative Risk Reduction
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ARR/X x 100
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Number Needed to Treat
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1/X-Y
Reciprocal of Absolute Risk Reduction |
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Chronic Pancreatitis due to
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EtOH
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Gallstone Pancrease is suggested by:
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ALT greater than 150
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Severe necrotizing pancreatitis
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HCT greater than 47%
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CRP value > 150 indicates:
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severe pancreatitis
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Foremost importance for treatment of pancreatitis
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vigorous hydration because they 3rd space alot of fluid
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VACTERL
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Defects associated with esophageal atresia
Vertebral anomalies anal atresia cardiac anomalies TE fistula Renal anomalies Limb anomalies |
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Metabolic issue seen in pyloric stenosis
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HypOchloremic metabolic alkalosis
due to vomiting |
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Common type of intussusception in young people and clinical presentation
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idiopathic at the ileocecal valve
Lethargy and Currant Jelly Stools |
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Most common and least common food causes of anaphylaxis in peds:
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most: peanuts
least: grains |