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Acute Abdominal Pain
- Instructions
- The most likely diagnosis in this patient with abdominal pain is
- The most appropriate next step for this patient with right lower quadrant pain is
- You are consulted and recommend for this child with pericholecystic fluid
PSSAP 18
- The best management for this button battery ingestion is
- What is the most appropriate acute management for this young man with abdominal pain after surgery for ulcerative colitis?
Ulcerative Colitis
- The best next step in assessment of this postoperative patient with ulcerative colitis is
- What is the most appropriate acute management for this young man with abdominal pain after surgery for ulcerative colitis?
PSSAP 21
- Which of the following should also be examined before finishing the operation?
PSSAP 13
- The most likely diagnosis in this patient with abdominal pain is
- The next best step in managing her pancreatic ascites is
- The next step in management of this patient with resolved pancreatitis is
- The most appropriate next step in this patient with abdominal pain and a VP shunt is
Appendicitis
- The most appropriate next step for this patient with right lower quadrant pain is
- His parents inquire whether treatment with intravenous antibiotics would be as effective as surgery. According to Salminen (JAMA 313:2340-8, 2015) et al.,
- What antibiotic should be given to this patient preoperatively?
- What is the approximate rate of recurrent appendicitis following the nonoperative (i.e. antibiotics alone) treatment of uncomplicated appendicitis?
- According to Scarpa (J Pediatr Hematol Oncol. 2017;39(5):365-369), compared to immunocompetent children, neutropenic children with appendicitis are more likely to have
- The most appropriate next step in this patient with abdominal pain and a VP shunt is
- According to Cameron (Ann Surg Jun 26, 2017), in choosing antibiotics for this patient with acute appendicitis, which of the following is true?
- What is the most appropriate next step in management?
July 2019 articles of interest
- According to Scarpa (J Pediatr Hematol Oncol. 2017;39(5):365-369), compared to immunocompetent children, neutropenic children with appendicitis are more likely to have
Neutropenic enterocolitis
- The next best step in management of this patient with cecal inflammation and neutropenia is
PSSAP 7
- The best next step in this patient is
- The next best step in management of this patient with cecal inflammation and neutropenia is
Congenital Hemolytic Anemias
- The most appropriate diagnostic study for this patient with sickle cell disease is
PSSAP 5
- Initial antibiotic therapy for this patient with febrile neutropenia should be
- The most appropriate diagnostic study for this patient with sickle cell disease is
- The best next step in management of this patient with a tubo-ovarian abscess is
Pancreatitis
- The next best step in managing her pancreatic ascites is
- The next step in management of this patient with resolved pancreatitis is
Nonaccidental Trauma
- The next step in management of this patient with resolved pancreatitis is
PSSAP 30
- The next step in management of this patient with resolved pancreatitis is
- You are consulted and recommend for this child with pericholecystic fluid
- What antibiotic should be given to this patient preoperatively?
PSSAP 15
- The next step in management of this child with rectal bleeding is
- The most appropriate initial treatment for this presumed infected urachal cyst is:
Umbilical Disorders
- The most appropriate initial treatment for this presumed infected urachal cyst is:
- The most appropriate initial treatment for this presumed infected urachal cyst is
PSSAP 23
- The best next step in management of this patient with a tubo-ovarian abscess is
- The most appropriate initial treatment for this presumed infected urachal cyst is:
Ascites
- The next best step in managing her pancreatic ascites is
Spaced learning 07-28-2019
- The most likely diagnosis in this patient with abdominal pain is
Ovarian Torsion
- What is the best next immediate step in this child’s management?
- According to Aziz (J Pediatric Surg 39:750-3, 2004), which of the following is true regrading patients with ovarian torsion who undergo detorsion only without oophorectomy.
PSSAP 11
- To prevent recurrent gastric volvulus, the hiatal hernia should be closured, and
- The most appropriate next step for this patient with right lower quadrant pain is
Spaced learning 07-08-2018
- What is the approximate rate of recurrent appendicitis following the nonoperative (i.e. antibiotics alone) treatment of uncomplicated appendicitis?
PSSAP 19
- What is the approximate rate of recurrent appendicitis following the nonoperative (i.e. antibiotics alone) treatment of uncomplicated appendicitis?
Gastric Disorders
- To prevent recurrent gastric volvulus, the hiatal hernia should be closured, and
January 2018 articles of interest
- According to Cameron (Ann Surg Jun 26, 2017), in choosing antibiotics for this patient with acute appendicitis, which of the following is true?
Surgical Infection
- According to Cameron (Ann Surg Jun 26, 2017), in choosing antibiotics for this patient with acute appendicitis, which of the following is true?
PSSAP 26
- The next best step in treatment is:
PSSAP 14
- You are consulted and recommend for this child with pericholecystic fluid
Crohn Disease
- The preferred noninvasive imaging modality to distinguish a Crohn disease flare up from chronic stricture is
- The best next step in assessment of this postoperative patient with ulcerative colitis is
PSSAP 9
- The best next step in assessment of this postoperative patient with ulcerative colitis is
PSSAP 28
- What is the best next step for management of this patient’s gallstones?
- The preferred noninvasive imaging modality to distinguish a Crohn disease flare up from chronic stricture is
PSSAP 29
- Under HIPAA, the clinician’s legal obligation to share this minor’s health information with her parents against her wishes is always dependent on:
PSSAP 25
- What would be the best next step in the management of this adolescent?
- What is the most appropriate next step in management?
PSSAP 27
- This patient’s complication can be classified as Clavien Dindo
- The best next step in management is:
- The best next step in this child’s management is
- What is the best next immediate step in this child’s management?
PSSAP 20
- The best next step in this patient is
- What should be administered for further resuscitation?
PSSAP 22
- The most appropriate intervention is:
February 2018 articles of interest
- The preferred noninvasive imaging modality to distinguish a Crohn disease flare up from chronic stricture is
Trauma Resuscitation and Initial Evaluation
- Based on the article from Acker (J Trauma Acute Care Surg 77:219-25, 2014), which of the following statements is true about the evaluation and management of trauma patients?
PSSAP 24
- Initial antibiotic therapy for this patient with febrile neutropenia should be
- After detorsion of the left ovary, what is the most appropriate step in management?
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