Avas 2019 Quickshot D
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Outpatient blood pressure variability is:
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The same as hypertension
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Is generally found in seriously ill people
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Is an important risk factor for perioperative morbidity and mortality
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Is only important in patients not taking beta blockers
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AVAS Quickshot D, Tuesday April 30, 2019
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Rifampin has a unique pharmacologic profile that:
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Makes it safe to take with anticoagulants
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Does not interfere with psychotropic medications
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That interferes with with antiarrhythmic medications
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Makes you smarter
Correct Answer
A. That interferes with with antiarrhythmic medications -
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A 55yo morbidly obese woman presents for bariatric surgery. According to our study, what are predictors of higher percent excess BMI loss in veterans after bariatric surgery?
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A high number of obesity-related comorbid conditions at the time of surgery.
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Median income and age greater than 60
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Distance needed to travel to the VA hospital and starting BMI range
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Procedure type, gender, and age range
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A. Procedure type, gender, and age range -
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Which of the followings are risk factors for a 10-year cardiovascular incidents among women?
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Age
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Diabetes
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BMI
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A and B
Correct Answer
A. A and B -
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Jejunal diverticulitis is:
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A common incidental finding
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A common complication of jejunal diverticula
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A complication of Meckel's diverticulum
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Never perforates
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A. A common complication of jejunal diverticula -
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The incidence of diabetes in the veteran population is:
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15%
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25%
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35%
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45%
Correct Answer
A. 25% -
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