An entire head burn is _____% of the body surface area.
Massive fluid loss in significant burns can cause which acute GI complication?
Full thickness burns are _____ degree burns
Although angiosarcomas may rupture and cause life-threatening _____, the best next step is lesion biopsy *bonus: ultimate treatment?
Anterior urethral injuries are typically caused by a(n) _____ injury
Benign prostatic hyperplasia may be treated with surgical resection, with the gold standard being the _____ procedure
The _____ test is performed with the knee at a(n) 30 degree angle while a(n) medial _____ force is applied
Winged scapula is commonly caused by: - _____ dissection after _____ - stab wounds
De Quervain Tenosynovitis is most commonly associated with patients who are _____ and patients who type on small handheld devices ("Texting Thumb")
In a(n) _____ fracture, the compression side cortex fails while the bone remains intact on tension side
Hint: greenstick or torus (buckle)
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