2017 NWSCRS Self-Assessment Test for Thursday
Ileus
Urinary tract infection
Surgical site infection
Anastomotic leak
Robotic operative time is longer
Laparoscopic is less likely to require a transfusion
Robotic has longer length of stay and higher readmission rates
Both robotic and laparoscopic have worse outcomes than open surgery
Pelvic abscess
Age above 50
Active smoker
Antibiotic resistant pouchitis
Relative risk
Absolute reduction
Observed/Expected
Bonferroni correction
Prehospital care
In hospital care
Post hospital care
Long term care
Low anterior resection
Right colectomy
Left colectomy
Abdominal perineal resection
Needs to have high reliability
Is used to make certification decisions
Is used on a regular basis to aid learning
Has significant consequences for the learner
Content validity
Criterion validity
Face validity
Construct validity
Cessation of drainage
No tracts seen on MRI
Cessation of drainage and resolution on MRI
Resolution of perianal pain
No, should wait until hemoglobin
Yes, should transfuse intraoperative
No, should wait to transfuse postoperatively.
We need to obtain vitals and other labs to determine whether to transfuse or not.
Neuropathy
Gastrointestinal related
Hand-foot syndrome
Neutropenia
Continue both Aspirin and Plavix
Discontinue both medications 14 days prior to procedure
Discontinue both medicaitons 7 days prior to procedure
Continue with Aspirin and stop Plavix 5 days prior to procedure
This patient needed a PET for adequate preoperative staging
His recurrence could be related to his need for transfusion
He was a candidate for autologous blood donation and transfusion
EPO could have been used preoperatively to increase his HCT
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