MCQs Peri- operative medicine / geriatric medicine. What is the next best step in management?

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MQs Peri- operative medicine / geriatric medicine Question 1 n 80- year- old woman fell and hurt her left hip. She was normally independent for activities of daily living in her own home. Her regular medication comprised ramipril 10mg, bendroflumethizide 2.5mg and amlodipine 5mg od for hypertension. On examination of the left hip, there was no deformity, but it was painful to move and she was unable to weight bear. ntero- posterior and lateral X- rays of the left hip were performed. These did not show any fracture, but a fracture was suspected clinically. What is the next best step in management? T scan of the hip MRI scan of the hip No further imaging Radio- isotope imaging of the hip Repeat plain X- rays 24- hours later Question2 n 80- year- old woman fell and hurt her left hip. She was normally independent for activities of daily living in her own home. Her regular medication comprised ramipril 10mg, bendroflumethizide 2.5mg and amlodipine 5mg od for hypertension. On examination of the left hip, there was no deformity, but it was painful to move and she was unable to weight bear. ntero- posterior and lateral X- rays of the left hip were performed. These did not show any fracture. The sensitivity of plain X- rays in suspected hip fracture in the mergency epartment is 95%. Which of the following statements is most relevant to this case? 1: 20 hip fractures will be missed on plain X- ray normal plan X- ray virtually excludes a hip fracture test with a high sensitivity tends to have a low specificity very sensitive test will over- diagnose suspected hip fractures Repeated plain X- rays increase the sensitivity to almost 100% www.internalmedicineteaching.org 1

Question 3 n 80- year- old woman fell and hurt her left hip. She was normally independent for activities of daily living in her own home. Her regular medication comprised ramipril 10mg, bendroflumethizide 2.5mg and amlodipine 5mg od for hypertension. On examination, she was euvolaemic and her left hip was extremely painful and she was unable to weight bear. Her blood pressure was 180/100 mmhg, heart rate 95 per minute, respiratory rate 18 per minute, oxygen saturations 95% on air, and temperature 35.5 o. ntero- posterior and lateral X- rays of the left hip were performed. Investigations: Haemoglobin 90 g/l (115 165) MV 79 fl (80 96) white cell count 10.4 10 9 /L (4.0 11.0) platelet count 567 10 9 /L (150 400) serum sodium 129 mmol/l (137 144) serum potassium 4.5 mmol/l (3.5 4.9) serum urea 10 mmol/l (2.5 7.0) serum creatinine 128 µmol/l (60 110) egfr >48 ml/min/1.73 m 2 (>60) serum glucose 5 mmol/l (3.0 6.0) serum - reactive protein 40 mg/l (<0.5) 12- lead electrocardiogram ntero- posterior and lateral X- rays of left hip 89 beats per minute no other abnormalities Garden type II subcapital fractured neck of femur Which of the following should be completed within 24- hours of admission? lood transfusion orrection of electrolyte abnormalities T scan of the hip ynamic hip screw Thomas splint www.internalmedicineteaching.org 2

Question 4 79- year- old woman was admitted for an elective right knee replacement under general anaesthesia. She had a past medical history of type 2 diabetes and hypertension and was taking metformin and ramipril. fter an uneventful surgery she was found to be confused and disorientated the next day. Which of the following best predicts delirium over other causes of confusion? General anaesthesia Hallucinations History of dementia Inattention Previous history of delirium Question 5 n 80- year- old man with a history of dementia was admitted from his residential home not eating and drinking and more confused than usual. On examination he appeared underweight. The only abnormal finding was a large reddish lump in his right groin which seemed to be uncomfortable when palpated. The abdomen was otherwise soft, non- tender and not distended, with normal bowel sounds. His investigations were normal, apart from a slightly raised white cell count. His chest X- ray showed evidence of old tuberculosis. What is the most likely diagnosis? Incarcerated inguinal hernia Leiomyosarcoma Lymphoma Tuberculosis Undescended testis www.internalmedicineteaching.org 3

Question 6 79- year- old woman was admitted for an elective right knee replacement under general anaesthesia. She had a past medical history of type 2 diabetes and hypertension and was taking metformin and ramipril. fter an uneventful surgery she was found to be confused and disorientated the next day. The only new medication she was taking was paracetamol and prn oramorph. On examination, she appeared confused and was unable to concentrate on the conversation. The rest of the examination was normal. Investigations: Haemoglobin 110 g/l (115 165) MV 85 fl (80 96) white cell count 10.4 10 9 /L (4.0 11.0) platelet count 567 10 9 /L (150 400) serum sodium 140 mmol/l (137 144) serum potassium 4.5 mmol/l (3.5 4.9) serum urea 6 mmol/l (2.5 7.0) serum creatinine 99 µmol/l (60 110) egfr >60 ml/min/1.73 m 2 (>60) serum glucose 5 mmol/l (3.0 6.0) serum - reactive protein 40 mg/l (<0.5) 12- lead electrocardiogram hest X- ray Urinalysis normal normal normal What is the most likely underlying cause of her confusion? Medication Non- dominant hemisphere stroke Pain Post- operative cognitive dysfunction Urinary tract infection www.internalmedicineteaching.org 4

Question 7 n 80- year old man was recovering from an elective total hip replacement. He had a past medical history of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, ischaemic heart disease and benign prostatic hypertrophy. Following his surgery he was placed on treatment to prevent venous thromboembolism. Which of the following best describes the most appropriate treatment to prevent venous thromboembolism following his surgery? spirin 300mg orally daily until discharge from hospital lexane 40mg S daily until discharge from hospital Rivaroxiban 10mg daily for 30 days T stockings + rivaroxiban for 30 up to 35 days T stockings + aspirin 300mg for up to 35 days Question 8 65- year- old man underwent an elective open hemi- colectomy for bowel cancer and was cared for on the surgical high dependency unit on the first post- operative day because of his history of obstructive sleep apnoea. t 9pm on the evening following his surgery, the doctor was called because of his hypotension (80/60 mmhg). The patient s past medical history comprised hypertension, for which he was taking rampril and bendroflumethiazide, and obstructive sleep apnoea. The clinical examination was normal apart from hypotension, and his blood results and 12- lead G were normal. What is the most appropriate management? 0.9% sodium chloride 4.5% human albumin solution Hartmann s No treatment Metaraminol www.internalmedicineteaching.org 5

nswers 1. (NI guideline states MRI hip should be performed, but if not readily available then T). 2. (sensitivity = sensitivity is the ability to detect true positives; specificity is the ability to detect true negatives. There is no test that can 100% of the time detect people with a disease and exclude those without it. ven a very good test, with 95% sensitivity, will miss 1 in 20 people with the disease. very test therefore has false positives and false negatives. It is not true that a very sensitive test must have a low specificity some have a high sensitivity and specificity e.g. TP for pulmonary embolism). 3. (Garden type II = an undisplaced complete fracture, which can be treated by HS. isplaced or intracapsular fractures are usually treated with a hemiarthroplasty. In the UK, the mortality following a fractured neck of femur is between 20% and 35% within one year in people aged 82, ± 7 years, of whom 80% were women. Surgery should be performed the same day or within 24- hours as delays significantly impact on outcome for patients. Hip fracture is said to be a marker of frailty not just a broken bone. 4. (the short- M states acute onset/fluctuating course + inattention + either disorganised thinking or altered level of consciousness is required to diagnose delirium). 5. (Lymphoma is unlikely with no other lymphadenopathy elsewhere. This Q illustrates the atypical presentation of the elderly acute abdomen, and that small bowel obstruction may not cause any visible abdominal distension. Signs in older people are fewer, atypical, less well localised and more diffuse furthermore any acute illness can present with one of the geriatric giants as opposed to a clear history pointing towards the problem itself). 6. (PO is defined as delirium following G with no other apparent cause, e.g. infection or medication. It is a transient, short- lived disorder or memory, cognition and attention. When other causes of delirium have been excluded, a diagnosis of PO can be made. It is thought to be due to the interaction of anaesthetic agents and the neurotransmitters involved in cognition. Prognosis is good in most patients.) 7. (NI guideline mechanical measures pre- op and continued until back to full mobility, plus chemical thromboprophylaxis for 35 days post- op). 8. (no treatment normal vital signs otherwise and U&s. This is RS enhanced recovery after surgery, which limits fluid treatment post- op in order to minimise oedema/wound healing and leads to quicker recoveries. Normally, fluid is retained post- op due to appropriate H secretion.) www.internalmedicineteaching.org 6