Which statement is FALSE regarding Familial Mediterranean Fever?
- Occurs in teenagers of Turkish descent
- Autosomal dominant
- Associated with intermittent abdominal pain
- All of the above
Which is TRUE regarding Budd-Chiari syndrome?
- May be associated with factor V Leiden mutation
- May be associated with Polycythemia
- 20% have PV or IVC thrombosis
- Liver abscess may be associated
- All of the above
T or F: Somatostatin is effective for lymphatic fistulas.
- True
- False
What is the treatment of urinary ascites in a newborn?
- Peritoneal catheter drainage of the abdomen
- Observation and foley decompression of the bladder initially
- Bilateral percutaneous nephrostomies
- Celiotomy and repair of the leak site
What vessel can be injured during crural dissection for a lap fundo?
- Right gastric artery
- Left gastric artery
- Aberrant left hapatic artery
- Superior mesenteric artery
Which is FALSE regarding abdominal compartment syndrome?
- Peak airway pressure is elevated
- Bladder pressure above 10 cm H20 is diagnostic
- Treatment is emergent operative decompression
- Oligure is frequent
What is the usual treatment for focal nodular hyperplasia of the liver?
- Wedge resection
- Lobectomy
- Embolization
- Observation
Which is TRUE regarding intusussception in adults versus children?
- Both can be treated with enema reduction
- Male: Female ratio is 3-4 to 1 in both groups
- Malignant lead point is highest in pateints older than 60 yrs
- All of the above
Which statement is FALSE regarding tumor necrosis factor (infliximab) in Crohns?
- Promotes healing in fistulae
- Decreases need for surgical intervention
- Better results with perianal than proximal disease
- TNF is more efficacious than Mesalamine for anal fisulae
Which of the following is NOT associated with persistence of enterocutaneous fistula?
- Foreign body
- Location of the fistula
- Distal obstruction
- Malignancy
Which statement is FALSE regarding stricturoplasty for Crohns disease?
- Resection and anastomosis have a lower complication rate
- Best for longer segments with more than one stricture
- Higher recurrence rate than for resection and anastomosis
- Smoking may increase risk of recurrence
Which of the following is an appropriate treatment for a 17 year old male with 2 years of stable claudication?
- Incision / release of the medial head of the gastrocnemius
- Femoral - tibial bypass
- Gastrocnemius release and interposition popliteal graft
- Observation and excercise