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General Surgical Management

REVIEW THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FOR EACH DISEASE

1. MANAGEMENT/PROCEDURE
2. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
3. DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSIS
4. UNDERLYING PATHOLOGY

FLUID & ELECTROLYTES:
1. Maintenance solution calculations
2. Hyponatremia
a. Hyperosmotic
b. Normosmotic
c. Hyperosmotic
3. Hypernatremia
a. Hypovolemic
b. Euvolemic
c. Hypervolemic
4. Hyperkalemia
5. Hypercalcemia
HEMATOLOGIC PROBLEMS:
1. Shock states
2. Blood products
3. Transfusions
a. Allergic transfusion reaction
b. Febrile transfusion reaction
c. Infections
d. Hypothermia, hyperkalemia
WOUND HEALING:
1. Physiological processes involved
2. Phases - lag, proliferative, maturation
3. Management
a. First intent healing
b. Second intent healing
c. Skin grafts
HYPERALIMENTATION:
1. General nutrition/complications
2. Vitamins & Minerals
POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS:
1. Wound infection management
a. Local vs systemic factors
c. Cellulitis & Abscesses
d. Necrotizing fasciitis & gangrene
2. Pulmonary infections
3. Urinary tract infections
4. Intravascular infections
5. Dehydration vs overhydration
ACUTE ABDOMEN:
1. Acute pancreatitis
2. Biliary colic
3. Management of hematemesis
a. Alcoholic/aspirin gastritis
b. Esophageal varices
c. Perforated peptic ulcer
d. Gastric adenomyoma
e. Chronic esophagitis
4. Management of hematochezia/melena
a. Upper GI problems
b. Diverticulitis
c. Small bowel obstruction
d. Angiodysplasia


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General Surgical Management

REVIEW THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FOR EACH DISEASE

1. MANAGEMENT/PROCEDURE
2. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
3. DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSIS
4. UNDERLYING PATHOLOGY

FLUID & ELECTROLYTES:
1. Maintenance solution calculations
2. Hyponatremia
a. Hyperosmotic
b. Normosmotic
c. Hyperosmotic
3. Hypernatremia
a. Hypovolemic
b. Euvolemic
c. Hypervolemic
4. Hyperkalemia
5. Hypercalcemia
HEMATOLOGIC PROBLEMS:
1. Shock states
2. Blood products
3. Transfusions
a. Allergic transfusion reaction
b. Febrile transfusion reaction
c. Infections
d. Hypothermia, hyperkalemia
WOUND HEALING:
1. Physiological processes involved
2. Phases - lag, proliferative, maturation
3. Management
a. First intent healing
b. Second intent healing
c. Skin grafts
HYPERALIMENTATION:
1. General nutrition/complications
2. Vitamins & Minerals
POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS:
1. Wound infection management
a. Local vs systemic factors
c. Cellulitis & Abscesses
d. Necrotizing fasciitis & gangrene
2. Pulmonary infections
3. Urinary tract infections
4. Intravascular infections
5. Dehydration vs overhydration
ACUTE ABDOMEN:
1. Acute pancreatitis
2. Biliary colic
3. Management of hematemesis
a. Alcoholic/aspirin gastritis
b. Esophageal varices
c. Perforated peptic ulcer
d. Gastric adenomyoma
e. Chronic esophagitis
4. Management of hematochezia/melena
a. Upper GI problems
b. Diverticulitis
c. Small bowel obstruction
d. Angiodysplasia


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