AVAS 2019 Quickshot D

1. Outpatient blood pressure variability is:

The same as hypertension

Is generally found in seriously ill people

Is an important risk factor for perioperative morbidity and mortality

Is only important in patients not taking beta blockers

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AVAS Quickshot D, Tuesday April 30, 2019

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2. Rifampin has a unique pharmacologic profile that:

Makes it safe to take with anticoagulants

Does not interfere with psychotropic medications

That interferes with with antiarrhythmic medications

Makes you smarter

3. 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?

A high number of obesity-related comorbid conditions at the time of surgery.

Median income and age greater than 60

Distance needed to travel to the VA hospital and starting BMI range

Procedure type, gender, and age range

4. Which of the followings are risk factors for a 10-year cardiovascular incidents among women?

Age

Diabetes

BMI

A and B

5. Jejunal diverticulitis is:

A common incidental finding

A common complication of jejunal diverticula

A complication of Meckel's diverticulum

Never perforates

6. The incidence of diabetes in the veteran population is:

15%

25%

35%

45%

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Avas 2019 Quickshot D