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1. A 36-year old former intravenous drug user with a prior history of oft
Pneumocystis cariniipneumonia is seen for a complaint of diffuse abdominal
pain and peritonitis. An abdominal X-ray reveals free intraperitoneal air. The
most likely etiology for pneumoperitoneum in thispatient is *
BmOPTEMEGalovirus colitis with perforation
Diverticulitis
Necrotic bowel in a hernia
© Perforated peptic ulcer
Perforated cecal carcinoma
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polypectomy. Which of the following types of polyps is most likely to be
found? *
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Hyperplastic polyp
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Skin breakdown
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Stomal prolapse
4. Regarding regional enteritis, all the following are true statements, EXCEPT 0/1
that: *
Regional enteritis may involve any segment of the gastrointestinal tract
The most frequent site of involvement is the terminal ileum
Massive hemorrhage per rectum is common
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following clinical findings would give most help in ascertaining the diagnosis?
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A leukocyte count of 40,000/mm3
A pH of 7.5 Pco2 50 torr, and paradoxically acid urine
A palpable mass in the pelvis
6. A70-year-old woman has nausea, vomiting, abdominal distention, and Oo”
episodic, crampy midabdominal pain. She has no history of previous surgery
but has a long history of cholelithiasis for which she has refused surgery. Her
abdominal radiograph reveals spherical density in the right lower quadrant.
Correct treatment should consist of: *
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playing tennis. The pain progresses and she presents to the emergency room
later that day with a low-grade fever, a white blood cell count of 13,000 and
complains of anorexia and nausea as well as persistent, sharp pain of the right
lower quadrant. On examination she is tender in the right lower quadrant with
muscular spasm and there is a suggestion of a mass effect. An ultrasound is
ordered and shows an apparent mass in the abdominal wall. Which of the
following is the most likely diagnosis? *
@ Acute appendicitis
Cecal carcinoma
Hematoma of the rectus sheath
Torsion of an ovarian cyst
Cholecystitis
8. All the following statements regarding the etiology of obstructive jaundice 0/1
are true EXCEPT: *
A markedly elevated alkaline phosphatase is usually associated with obstructive
jaundice
When extrahepatic biliary obstruction is suspected, the first test should be
endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)
© Aklatskin tumor will result in intrahepatic ductal dilation only
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Carcinoma of the head of the pancreas can cause deep epigastric or back pain in as
many as 30 percent of patients
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with complaints of about 12 hours of progressive anorexia, nausea, and pain
of the right lower quadrant. On physical examination, he is found to have a
rectal temperature of 38.1 degrees centigrade and has direct and rebound
abdominal tenderness localizing to Mc Burney’s point as well as involuntary
guarding in the right lower quadrant. At operation through a McBurney-type
incision, his appendix and cecum are found to be normal, but the surgeon is
impressed with the marked edema of the terminal ileum, which also has an
overlying fibrinopurulent exudate. The correct procedure is to: *
© Close the abdomen after culturing the exudate
Perform a standard appendectomy
Resect the involved terminal ileum
Perform the ileocecal resection
Perform an ileocolostomy to bypass the involved terminal ileum
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Appendicitis is the most prevalent extrauterine indication for celiotomy during
pregnancy.
Appendicitis occurs in pregnant and nonpregnant women of comparable age with
equal frequency.
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Noncomplicated appendicitis results in 20 percent fetal mortality and 10 percent
premature labor rate.
General anesthesia for appendectomy causes no increase in fetal damage or loss.
12. On Monday morning, a 75-year-old man has a moderate-sized abdominal 1/1
aneurysm resected. On Friday, he is noted to be markedly distended with an
abdominal radiograph on which the cecum is measured as 12 cm across.
Proper management at this time would be: *
A decompression of the large bowel via colonoscopy
Replacement of the nasogastric tube and administration of low-dose cholinergic
drugs
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encouragement of ambulation
Immediate return to the operating room for operative decompression by transverse
colostomy
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contained abscess in the right lower quadrant. He is mildly tachycardic,
afebrile, and normotensive with focal right lower quadrant tenderness but nc
peritonitis. What is the optimal approach to this patient? *
Immediate laparotomy
Laparoscopic exploration and abscess drainage
@ Percutaneous drainage, intravenous (IV) fluids, bowel rest, and broad spectrum
antibiotics
IV fluids, bowel rest, and broad spectrum antibiotics
14. A 23-year-old woman who is 28 weeks pregnant presents with right-sided 0/1
abdominal pain, leukocytosis, and an abdominal ultrasound that does not
visualize the appendix. What intervention would you recommend? *
Exploratory laparoscopy
Abdominal CT scan
Abdominal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan
© Serial clinical observations.
15. A 34-year-old man presents to your clinic asking about an elective Ww
appendectomy. He has no history of appendicitis. What are possible
indications for appendectomy in this patient? *
Planned travel to a remote place with no surgical care.
Patients with Crohn's Disease where the cecum is free of gross disease
As part of Ladd procedure
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Hemorrhage
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Transverse loop colostomy
Sigmoid colon resection with primary anastomosis
© Sigmoid colon resection, diverting colostomy, and Hartmann's pouch
Nasogastric suction, laparotomy, and drainage
Intravenous antibiotics and hydration
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Immediate laparotomy with loop colostomy
Placement of a Cantor tube and intravenous hydration
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hoarseness and hemoptysis. There are positive 1x1.5 cm lymph nodes in the
left sternocleidomastoid muscle with negative Chest x-ray. If the biopsy is
Papillary cancer, what is the most likely stage of the patient? *
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Stage 3
Stage 4
25. The same patient in number 4, based on the stage what wouldbe the 1/1
most appropriate treatment? *
Total Thyroidectomy
Total Thyroidectomy with Neck Dissection
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Total Thyroidectomy with RAI post op
Total thyroidectomy with post op chemotherapy and RAI
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pregnancy? *
Ultrasound
Biopsy
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MRI
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skin of your breast. *
Invasive Ductal CA
Invasive Lobular CA
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28. After a patient underwent modified radical mastectomy, he developed Ww
winging of the scapula with shoulder weakness. What is the possible cause? *
Injury to the radial nerve
Injury to the vagus nerve
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Injury to the axillary nerve
29. A 49/F diagnosed case of Invasive ductal cancer of the right breast came 0/1
to your clinic with a breast mass on the RUOQ 4x4cm in size. There are note
of multiple matted lymph nodes on the axilla and matted supraclavicular
lymph nodes. What is the stage of the patient? *
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Stage 3B
Stage 3C
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decreasing the esophageal clearance of acid
increasing secondary peristalsis
increasing saliva production
35. A 45y/o F is diagnosed with GERD. Which of the following findings will be a 1/1
contraindication to her anti reflux surgery. *
presence of severe esophagitis on endoscopy
Type Ill hiatal hernia in esophagogram
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malignancy? *
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Transverse colon
Descending colon
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but otherwise asymptomatic and has no other past medical or surgical
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no lesions. His FIT test is positive. The next step in the management should
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Capsule endoscopy
39. If the findings revealed a 2 cm friable mass at the ascending colonanda 0/1
moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma on histopath, what should be
done to the patient? *
Observe and repeat the tests after 3 months
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Segmental resection of the descending colon
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she is Stage 3? *
(S—ehemotherapy
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ulceration and crusting, and with the typical “rolled” border appearance.
Clinical suspicion will point to: *
Squamous cell CA
Bowen's disease
Melanoma
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46. The preferred method for diagnosis of palpable or nonpalpable breast o/1
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Latissumus dorsi
Axillary vein
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49. A 45 yo female is complaining of a unilateral bloody nipple discharge, o/1
spontaneous and localized to a single duct. This is suggestive of *
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following is contraindicated: *
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Femoral hernia
Umbilical hernia
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McBurney's sign
Rovsing’s sign
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Posteromedial
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abdomen. On history, she is on chronic warfarin therapy and suffered a fall in
the bathroom. On exam, she has a tender, firm mass on the right side of the
umbilicus, non-reducible. The best diagnostic test would be: *
Ultrasound of the abdomen
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Abdominal x-ray
MRI of the abdomen
55. A 55 ylo man complains of an enlarging inguino-scrotal bulge associated 0/1
with abdominal pain and vomiting. On PE, the mass cannot be reduced.
Management would be: *
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outlet obstruction and a damaging cause of bilateral hydronephrosis in a
newborn boy *
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Ureteral stricture
Ureterocoele
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TURP.
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CT of the abdomen revealed a 2cm stone located at the left proximal ureter.
Plain abdominal xray however revealed no abnormal calcifications.
Consideration is: *
Artifact only in CT scan
Uric acid stone
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voice. No lymph nodes palpated on the neck area. You decided to do
laryngoscopy and was able to note a unilateral exophytic lesion on the glottis.
vocal fold nodule
vocal fold polyp
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Adenoid cystic carcinoma
Squamous cell carcinoma
63. A 45 year old male, chronic smoker came in due to 2 months history of o/1
anosmia, and nasal obstruction. Patient also has history of serious otitis media
recently. Upon physical examination, there is also a mass in the posterolateral
neck. What is your next step? *
RT-PCR swab for Covid 19, 14 day quarantine, re swab after quarantine
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64. A 23 year old patient came in due to a mass on his right temporal area. The 0/1
patient claimed the mass appeared after he was involved in a brawl a week
ago. On physical examination, you thought the mass to be pulsating. What is
your next step? *
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artery beneath the mass
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she started noticing the mass since she was a child but a few days prior to
consult, mass became slightly enlarged and tender after having a cough for a
couple of days. On physical examination you noted a tender and swollen mass
approximately 2cm on the upper area of the midline of the neck. The mass
does not move upon swallowing but does so upon tongue protrusion. What is
your next best step? *
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Antibiotic + Neck ultrasound
Advise surgery
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had
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has been intermittently present whenever he defecates and sometimes has
bleeding. Although he has had this for a while, he was not worried because it
usually goes away on its own. However, a day prior to consult, other than the 27
bleeding, the mass stayed and won't go back in and is painful. What is the
most probable stage of this patient *
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