1
Q
What nutritional deficiency is associated with obstructive jaundice?
A
decreased absorption of fat soluble vitamins (ADEK) leading to night blindness, osteomalacia and coagulopathy
2
Q
What are the different scores/classes of Child-Turcotte-Pugh and their associated mortality?
A
Class A (5-6): 10% Class B (7-9): 30% Class C (10-15): 75%
Absite Review
flashcards
Decks in class (30)
# Cards
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SCORE questions77
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The Surgical Review- Hepatobiliary and Pancreas207
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CSMC Review PPTs4
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The Surgical Review- Vascular83
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The Surgical Review- Hernia25
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The Surgical Review- Thoracic52
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The Surgical Review- Breast42
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The Surgical Review- Pancreas21
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The Surgical Review- Trauma/Critical Care108
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Trulearn: Biliary2
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True Learn- Breast3
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Trulearn- Fluids and Electrolytes8
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TrueLearn All362
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Fiser: Pancreas29
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Fiser - Ch 38: Hernias, Abdomen, and Surgical Technology3
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Fiser- Ch 36&37: Colon, Rectum, Anus52
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Fiser Ch 29: Esophagus53
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Fiser Ch 27: Vascular48
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Pediatric Surgery5
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Stats and Misc22
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Stomach and Bowel87
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Bariatric/MIS9
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Fiser Liver68
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Fiser: Hematology69
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Oncology26
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Fiser: Thoracic1
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Fiser: Skin and Soft Tissue1
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Fiser: Subspecialties (urology, ortho, gyn)52
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Fiser: Pancreas13
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Fiser: Critical Care1
