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Froggy Jumps Postop Fever: Approach & ManagementOnline version Postop fever basics by Biniam Ewnte 1 Which is the most common noninfectious cause of fever within the first 24 hours after surgery? a Aspiration pneumonia b Deep vein thrombosis with PE c Drug fever or inflammatory response 2 First step in evaluating postop fever is to perform a focused assessment of. a Ultrasound of the abdomen b Formal allergy testing c Vital signs and physical examination 3 Which investigation is routinely useful to evaluate suspected urinary-source fever after surgery? a Renal ultrasound b Serum amylase level c Urine analysis and culture 4 If a postop patient develops tachycardia, fever, and productive cough on day 3, the most likely source is? a Pneumonia b Wound dehiscence c Biliary tract infection 5 Which wound-management factor should prompt source control consideration in fever workup? a Normal wound color and temperature b Disrupted lines or drains with purulent drainage c Stable, clean incisions 6 Common imaging to assess suspected pulmonary source of fever is? a Abdominal CT b Chest X-ray c Carotid Doppler 7 A patient with fever and urinalysis suggesting UTI 48-72 hours postop is best managed by? a Immediate withholding antibiotics b Empiric antibiotics targeting uropathogens after cultures c Observation only 8 Which is a key component of the initial management of septic postop fever? a Hemodynamic monitoring and early broad-spectrum antibiotics b Oral analgesics only c Delayed imaging until stability 9 Regarding fever workup, when is broad-spectrum antibiotics most appropriate to start? a Only after 7 days of fever b Immediately in all fevers c When signs point to sepsis or septic shock 10 Which of the following is least likely a cause of postop fever after 5 days without evident source? a Infection from a non-prosthetic source is unlikely; consider device-related or occult infection b Surgical site infection c Aspiration pneumonia

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Postop Fever: Approach & Management

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Postop Fever: Approach & ManagementOnline version

by Biniam Ewnte

Which is the most common noninfectious cause of fever within the first 24 hours after surgery?

First step in evaluating postop fever is to perform a focused assessment of.

Which investigation is routinely useful to evaluate suspected urinary-source fever after surgery?

If a postop patient develops tachycardia, fever, and productive cough on day 3, the most likely source is?

Which wound-management factor should prompt source control consideration in fever workup?

Common imaging to assess suspected pulmonary source of fever is?

A patient with fever and urinalysis suggesting UTI 48-72 hours postop is best managed by?

Which is a key component of the initial management of septic postop fever?

Regarding fever workup, when is broad-spectrum antibiotics most appropriate to start?

Which of the following is least likely a cause of postop fever after 5 days without evident source?