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All five questions are now answered in full. Here is a summary of what was covered and the textbook sources used:

Quick Reference Summary

QuestionTopicMarksKey Sources
Q.1Gallbladder Stones + Safe Cholecystectomy30Sleisenger & Fordtran; Sabiston; Bailey & Love
Q.2LUTS Assessment + BPH Management30Sabiston (pp.2821-2842); Campbell-Walsh-Wein Urology
Q.3aAcute Appendicitis10Sleisenger & Fordtran; Bailey & Love
Q.3bNon-Palpable Testes10Bailey & Love; Sabiston
Q.4aUlcerative Colitis10Pye's Surgical Handicraft; Goldman-Cecil Medicine
Q.4bIntestinal Obstruction10Pye's Surgical Handicraft; Bailey & Love

Key Exam Points to Remember:

  • Q1 - Safe Cholecystectomy: Strasberg's Critical View of Safety (CVS) - the most examinable concept; never clip until CVS achieved
  • Q2 - IPSS scoring: Mild 0-7, Moderate 8-19, Severe 20-35; TURP gold standard surgical treatment
  • Q3a - Alvarado Score: MANTRELS mnemonic; score ≥7 = likely appendicitis; CT has ~95% sensitivity
  • Q3b - Non-palpable testis: Laparoscopy is gold standard for diagnosis AND treatment; Fowler-Stephens for high testes
  • Q4a - UC: Always rectum first, continuous, mucosal only; Truelove-Witts criteria; IPAA/J-pouch for young fit patients
  • Q4b - Intestinal Obstruction: "Drip and suck"; examine hernial orifices; strangulation = emergency surgery; SBO valvulae conniventes vs. LBO haustra on X-ray

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