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2022-02-09 10:56:00 41) A50-year-old man undergoes a sigmoid colectomy and colostomy for perforated diverticulitis of the midsigmoid colon. The surgeon reports a difficult dissection in the pelvis secondary to adhesions of the sigmoid colon to the abdominal wall. On postoperative day 1, the patient reports appropriate abdominal pain. His pulse is 100 and BP 120/60. He has made 400 mL of urine over the past 8 hours. The urine in the Foley bag is blood-tinged. He reports no problems with his urination preoperatively. What is the appropriate management?

(A) Remove the Foley catheter. The irritation of the catheter is probably causing the hematuria.
(B) Increase his IV fluids and add bicarbonate in case this is rhabdomyolysis.
(C) Start antibiotics for a urinary tract infection.
(D) Order an intravenous pyelogram to assess for ureteral injury.
(E) Send a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) to screen for a prostatic process. Open / Comment

2022-02-08 20:50:11 https://t.me/mmedicalbookss Open / Comment

2022-02-07 16:24:01 The first step in any trauma assessment is the primary survey. This consists of: A—airway maintenance B—breathing and ventilation C—circulation D—disability/neurologic status E—exposure/environment The first priority in any trauma patient is to establish an airway. In an unconscious patient with decreased saturations, endotracheal intubation is indicated. While facial lacerations may indicate fractures, these patients can often be successfully orally intubated. This should be attempted first, but if this technique is unsuccessful, a cricothyroidotomy should be performed to secure the airway. Once an airway has been established, you can address breathing/ ventilation by auscultating breath sounds and evaluating for end-tidal CO2 using a capnometer. It is at this point where a life-threatening tension pneumothorax can be identified and treated. The next step is to evaluate the circulation. This includes getting adequate intravenous access. The patient described has two large-bore IVs, which should be sufficient for the initial resuscitation. Central venous access is indicated only if adequate access cannot be established peripherally. It is here that evaluation for intra-abdominal hemorrhage can be conducted using ultrasound or diagnostic peritoneal lavage. Open / Comment

2022-02-06 16:23:06 40) A 45-year-old male was involved in a motor vehicle collision. He was a restrained passenger in a high speed, head-on collision with a death at the scene. He is brought to the ED unresponsive with a pulse of 140, a BP of 70/30, and a SpO2 of 80%. He has… Open / Comment

2022-02-06 16:22:10 40) A 45-year-old male was involved in a motor vehicle collision. He was a restrained passenger in a high speed, head-on collision with a death at the scene. He is brought to the ED unresponsive with a pulse of 140, a BP of 70/30, and a SpO2 of 80%. He has multiple facial lacerations, a dilated right pupil, a contusion on his chest, and a distended abdomen. The medic team has placed two large-bore IVs and given him 2 Lof lactated Ringer’s solution. The initial step in the care of this patient is:

(A) Given the mechanism, low oxygen saturation, and the presence of a contusion on his chest, the patient likely has a pneumothorax. A chest tube should be placed immediately.
(B) The patient should be taken to the OR immediately for laparotomy since he is hemodynamically unstable with abdominal distention indicating an abdominal source of life-threatening hemorrhage.
(C) The patient should be intubated using in-line traction to protect his cervical spine before continuing the assessment.
(D) Because of the facial lacerations, there is a possibility of facial fractures making endotracheal intubation risky. An emergent cricothyroidotomy should be performed.
(E) Acentral line should be placed immediately to continue the resuscitation. Open / Comment

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2022-02-01 17:56:15 39) A 55-years old diabetic patient presented with impotence with history of failure to get erection after papaverine Intracavernous injection. Color Doppler shows no abnormality of arteries but shows mild venous run-off. Treatment of choice: Open / Comment

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