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EOR exam- Surgery Questions and Answers 100% Pass Rectal condyloma What are the most common strains that cause these? What are the high risk strains? How do you diagnose? First line cream? First line in clinic therapy? 3 different options - Answer- HPV 6 & 11 HPV 16 & 18 Anal intercourse PE/Biopsy Imiquimod cream 1)Cryotherapy 2)Electrocautery 3)TCA 4)Surgical excision if greater than 1 cm What is most common cause of anal fissure? Where are 90% of fissures located? - Answer- C...

Cardio/Endo Surgery EOR Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass stable angina workup - Answer- EKG = normal, Q waves (prior MI) cardiac stress test = ST depression > 1 mm DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSIS = coronary angiography stable angina treatment - Answer- nitroglycerin sublingual beta blockers severe = angioplasty and bypass unstable angina workup - Answer- EKG = ST segment or T wave abnormalities cardiac enzymes = normal troponin, CK-MB unstable angina treatment - Answer- - admit for continu...

ROSH QBank General Surgery EOR Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers A 35-year-old man presents to the emergency department today complaining of severe pain to his left forearm. The patient was seen by an orthopedic surgeon yesterday and had a short-arm cast placed after he fractured his ulna. The patient's left hand appears extremely pale, and his cast is immediately removed. He has absent radial pulses to his left arm and 2 radial pulses on his right arm. The dorsal compartment pres...

Surgical Jaundice (General Surgery EOR - Smarty PANCE) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Correct Name the causes of prehepatic postoperative jaundice Hemolysis (prosthetic valve), resolving hematoma, transfusion reaction, post cardiopulmonary bypass, blood transfusions (decreased RBC compliance leading to cell rupture) Name the causes of postoperative hepatic jaundice Drugs, hypotension, hypoxia, sepsis, hepatitis, "sympathetic" hepatic inflammation from adjacent right lower lobe infarc...

EOR exam- Surgery Questions and Answers 100% Pass Rectal condyloma What are the most common strains that cause these? What are the high risk strains? How do you diagnose? First line cream? First line in clinic therapy? 3 different options - Answer- HPV 6 & 11 HPV 16 & 18 Anal intercourse PE/Biopsy Imiquimod cream 1)Cryotherapy 2)Electrocautery 3)TCA 4)Surgical excision if greater than 1 cm What is most common cause of anal fissure? Where are 90% of fissures located? - Answer- C...

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Family Medicine EOR: Urgent Care (Smarty PANCE) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Correct | Latest Version What is an acute abdomen? Acute abdomen refers to sudden and severe abdominal pain that requires urgent medical evaluation and often surgical intervention. Name three common causes of acute abdomen. Appendicitis, cholecystitis, and bowel obstruction. Describe the typical presentation of acute abdomen. Sudden onset of severe abdominal pain, guarding, rigidity, and rebound tenderness....

Surgery EOR: Preoperative/Postoperative Care Exam Questions and Answers When can a patient eat prior to a major surgery? - Answer- NPO after midnight or at least 8 hours What risks should be discussed with all patients and documented on the consent form for a surgical procedure? - Answer- Risk: Bleeding, infection, anesthesia, scars If a patient is on anti-HTN meds should the patient take them on the day of the procedure? - Answer- Yes Should a patient who smokes cigarettes stop before a...

PAEA Internal Medicine EOR Exam Questions and Answers what is a major RF for developing testicular cancer? - ANSWER cryptorchidism what is the MC type of testicular CA? - ANSWER seminoma what is a bell-clapped deformity? what does it put one at risk for? - ANSWER insufficient attachment of the testicles to the tunic vaginalis, allowing for a pathologically large degree of rotations freedom increase risk of *torsion* if someone is edematous (ex CHF) where does the edema go to? - ANSWE...

Family Medicine EOR: Gastrointestinal and Nutritional (Smarty PANCE) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Verified and Updated 2024 What is an anal fissure? Tear or fissure in the anal epithelium What is the most common site? Posterior midline (comparatively low blood flow) What is the cause? Hard stool passage (constipation), hyperactive sphincter, disease process (e.g., Crohn's disease) What are the signs/symptoms? Pain in the anus, painful (can be excruciating) bowel movement, r...