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ABSITE Post Assessment Actual Final Exam Questions with all Questions Accurately verified Answered 2024/2025 How do you diagnose Cholangiocarcinoma? - correct answer ERCP with endoscopic brushes How do you diagnose Pancreatic Cancer? - correct answer Endoscopic Ultrasound with biopsy How d...

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ABSITE Post Assessment Actual Final Exam
Questions with all Questions Accurately
verified Answered 2024/2025

How do you diagnose Cholangiocarcinoma? - correct answer
ERCP with endoscopic brushes


How do you diagnose Pancreatic Cancer? - correct answer
Endoscopic Ultrasound with biopsy


How do you diagnose primary sclerosing cholangitis? - correct
answer MRCP, not ERCP


Lots of D. Bili elevated? - correct answer Obstruction


Painful jaundice? - correct answer Gallstones


Thin-walled, distended gallbladder? - correct answer
Courvoisier's Sign, Painless Jaundice, Biliary CA somwhere


Treatment for choledocolithiasis? - correct answer ERCP


What will the ultrasound show in choledocolithiasis? - correct
answer Dilated ducts


You diagnose a stricture of the biliary tree. What do you do? -
correct answer Stent it

,You diagnose primary sclerosing cholangitis with strictures.
What do you do? - correct answer Ursodeoxycholic acid to
transplant, do not stent PSC


Classic appendicitis: what's the next step? - correct answer
Surgery. Not CT


Flushing, Wheezing, Diarrhea? - correct answer Carcinoid, 5-
HIAA urine


Hernia - adult men? - correct answer Direct Hernia


Hernia - after a surgery - correct answer Ventral Hernia


Hernia - baby boys? - correct answer Indirect Hernia


Hernia - women? - correct answer Femoral Hernia


Most common cause of small bowel obstruction, no surgery? -
correct answer Hernia


Most common cause of small bowel obstruction, with surgery? -
correct answer Adhesions


What will you see on KUB for small bowel obstruction? -
correct answer Air-fluid level

,When do reducible incarcerated, and strangulated hernias go to
surgery? - correct answer Reducible elective; Incarcerated,
Urgernt; Strangulated, Emergent


Acute pancreatitis weeks ago, now early satiety? - correct
answer Pseudocyst, CT scan


Antibiotic used in necrotizing pancreatitis? - correct answer
Meropenem


Diagnose acute pancreatitis by? - correct answer Elevated
Lipase


Most common causes (2) of pancreatitis? - correct answer
Alcohol and Gallstones


Pancreatic Pseudocyst: when do you operate? - correct
answer 6 weeks or 6 cm


Treatment of Chronic pancreatitis? - correct answer Opiates


Best diagnostic test for Cholecystitis? - correct answer HIDA
Scan (also called nuclear scan)


Diagnosis of Cholecystitis on Ultrasound? - correct answer
Pericholecystic Fluid. Thickened Gallbladder Wall, Gallstone


Pancreatitis: what test do you get? - correct answer
Ultrasound, rule out gallstone as the cause

, Risk factors for gallstones? - correct answer Female, Fat,
Forty, Fertile, and Feathered-native american (The Five Fs)


Treat Cholangitis with (abx)? - correct answer Metronidazole
+ Ciprofloxacin, Ampicillin-Gentamycin-Metronidazole will work
too


Treatment for Choledocolithiasis? - correct answer ERCP and
Sphincterotomy


Ultrasound Finding for Choledocolithiasis? - correct answer
Dilated ducts


What do you do for cholangitis? - correct answer ERCP


Young African American woman with sickle cell disease; what
type of stones will she have? - correct answer Pigmented
stones


Best test for Peripheral vascular disease? - correct answer
Arteriogram


First test to diagnose peripheral vascular disease - correct
answer Ankle Brachial Index


Hairless leg, shiny or scaly legs, decreased pulses? - correct
answer Peripheral Vascular Disease

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