If there is generalized peritonitis the ideal incision for open appendectomy would be
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30%
Marked red B
30%
Marked yellow C
33%
Marked purple D
7%
Marked Orange Es
Students please take your time to see each image carefully,read stem carefully ,look at options carefully and answer with an informed decision....there is no time limit,to rush you to mark.....analyse well, because each time you mark a wrong answer that also gets imprinted somewhere in the memory cortex and can surface at inappropriate times( your real exams)
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One last question👇 on this same image...the poor patient is being harassed😀 atleast his image is!
Between incision A and D all are true except
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14%
Incision D purple is easier to open and close
27%
Incision A blue takes longer as you will encounter various layers of anterior abdominal wall
30%
Incision A blue rectus muscle needs to be retracted laterally
30%
Incision A blue rectus muscle to be retracted medially
The following is true of the CSF leak in this patient with head injury
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66%
The CSF has the same composition as the intra cellular compartment in the brain
19%
Slightly acidic when compared to plasma
15%
Contains 2-3% neutrophils
This patient was run over by a bullock cart, the following descriptions of his wound is true except
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7%
Complex wound
23%
Highly contaminated
25%
Significant areas of devitalization
45%
Can be closed with primary suturing
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saw machine cut to the chest . No intrathoracic injury by clinical exam and imaging .All are true except
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8%
Large wound
21%
No tissue loss
15%
No devitalization
21%
Severe contamination
35%
Can be closed primarily
60 year old male trauma with a coconut frond 1 month ago repeated infection at wound, multiple drainage done . What would you suspect
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11%
TB deltopectoral LN
68%
Fungal infection as the trauma was with vegetable matter
4%
Underlying HIV
17%
Foreign body