Trauma/Emergencies — Flashcards

What testicular mass is easily transilluminated? _____

Each arm (back and front) is _____% surface area Each leg (back and front) is _____% surface area

How do you dx anal fissures? _____

What knee injury presents acutely with "catching/locking" and reduced range of motion? _____

What should be considered in a patient with uncontrollable pain and flail chest, who develops deteriorating blood gases following blunt trauma? _____

Basal cell / squamous cell carcinoma is managed with _____ or resection with margin

Hint: treatment, esp. for face

The second-line surgical treatment for patients with epidural hematoma is urgent _____

In newly diagnosed invasive ductal cell carcinoma, breast-conserving therapy and lymph node biopsy is performed _____ whole body PET/CT scan

Hint: after/before

What musculoskeletal pathology presents with subacute pain on abduction in patients who perform repetitive arm movement above shoulder height (e.g. painter)? _____

Burns > 20% of body surface = start at _____ mL/hr of Lactated Ringer's solution