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GI Disease Flashcards

1
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Female, elevated LFTs, positive ANA, and smooth muscle antibody, and elevated IgG, and liver histology?

A

Autoimmune hepatitis, treatment is prednisone and azathiprine

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What three things does the MELD score make up? Besides Dialysis

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Dialysis
Creatinine, Bilirubin, and Na

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What is the MDF score?
What does it use?

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Maddrey Discriminant Function
Prothrombin and Bilirbuin

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MELD score over 20 and MDF over 32 can be given what?

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Prednisolone

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5
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Augmentin, Valproic Acid, and phenytoin can cause what damage?

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Liver Damage

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If more than 5L of fluid removed via paracentesis, what should be given?

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Albumin

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MELD score greater than what should be referred for transplant?

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Greater than 15

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New onset Liver Cirrhosis, unknown cause, what should be evaluated?

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Heart, get an echo

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Celiac’s disease with IgA deficiency, what should be evaluated?

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IgG Anti-Gliadin and IgA antibody measurement

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Salvage therapy for H. Pylori is what for 14 days?

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Bismuth, tetracycline, metronidazole, and PPI 14 days

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What is the therapy for H. Pylori, initial therapy?

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Clarithyomycin, Amoxicillin, and Omeprazole 10 days

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Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer, should a patient be treated for HCV?

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No further treatment

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If a patient has hepatic decompensation with Liver failure, what should be done? Even if the MELD-Na score is less than 15

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Liver transplant

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Oral thrush, what should be given, even with a low CD4 count?

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Think about Fluconazole, hold off on acyclovir right away, particularly if no biopsy

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Esophageal Hypmotility Disorder is assoicated with poor peristalsis, what is the correct treatment?

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Lifestyle Changes and PPI

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Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis occurred what is another test that should be done?

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Think about colonoscopy

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17
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GI bleed on AC, held AC, when can a person restart?

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After waiting 7 days, maybe restarted

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If there is concern for gastroparesis, what test should be done?

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4 hour gastric scintigraphy

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Mild travel’s diarrhea, what should be given?

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Loperamide

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A patient with a well-defined 1.5cm lesion in the left lower lobe, HCC concern, what should be done?

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Hepatic Liver Mass resection

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If a patient is taking aspirin for stroke prevention only, has a high ASCVD score, and he has a GI bleed, what should be done with his ASA?

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Hold his ASA

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Functional Dyspepsia, does not respond to a PPI, what is the next best step?

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Nortriptyline

23
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Maddrey Discriminant Function Score of 32 or greater or the presence of hepatic encephalopathy, is what treatment?

A

Prednisolone

24
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Patient with portal hypertension and cirrhosis of liver, what medication should be stopped?

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Lisinopril, this will decrease blood flow to kidney, want to maintain adequate blood flow

25
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Patient has intestinal metaplasia, they should have what medical therapy?

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The patient should have surveillance endoscopy performed

26
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Autoimmune Pancreatitis that shows type 1 autoimmune pancreatitis, what is a good treatment for this?

A

Prednisone

27
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Chronic Constipation, weight loss history, 52 year old male, what should be done?

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Colonoscopy

28
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Hepatic adenoma, 4cm in a man, what should be done?

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Should be removed

29
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Hepatic adneoma, 5cm in a woman, what should be done?

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Surgery, unless adenoma shrank with d/c of OCPs

30
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Best chronic pancreatitis recommendation for treatment?

A

Tobacco Cessation/Alcohol Cessation

31
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Dysphagia with solids to liquids, iron deficiency anemia, and weight loss. What is the first test that should be ordered?

A

Endoscopy with biopsy

32
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Cirrhosis and Portal hypertension patient, they have an AKI, what should be done?

A

D/C diuretics
Beta Blockers can decrease renal perfusion, worsening the situation, hold them

33
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5 month history of diarrhea, characterized as bowel movements containing oil droplets, needing multiple flushes, consistent with steatorrhea, how can this be confirmed?

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Glucose breath test, small bowel overgrowth

34
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Woman with inflammatory bowel disease receiving immunosuppressive therapy should undergo what testing annualy?

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Pap Smear

35
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Adenoma x 1 greater than 10mm, should have a repeat colonoscopy when?

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3 years ago

36
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Severe Crohn’s disease requires what?

A

Infliximab

37
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Old gentleman wants to go back on NSAID after ulcer, what should be done?

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PPI and Celecoxib

38
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Cefotaxime and albumin should be used in what scenario?

A

SBP

39
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PBC is diagnosed with what lab test?

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Anti-mitochondrial antibody

40
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Dermatitis Herpetiformis on physical exam, can be treated with dapsone, what testing should be done for then?

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G6PD testing

41
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Autoimmune hepatitis treatment has a high rate of relapse, how long should treatment continue before drug cessation?

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2-3 years before cessation

42
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Hereditary Hemochromatosis will be suggested by what two lab values?

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Elevated Ferritin and Transferrin Saturation

43
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What is a condition commonly associated with dysphagia and food bolus obstruction? Usually found in younger men with atopic conditions

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Eosinophilic Esophagitis

44
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Moderate to Severe Relapse Ulcerative Colitis, what is the recommended treatment?

A

Azathioprine and Infliximab

45
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If a patient has a pancreatic cyst collection of 12cm, what is the best recommendation for treatment?

A

Observation

46
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Gastric Polyps are found and removed. When should a follow up endoscopy be performed?

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No follow up needed

47
Q

Gallbladder polyp greater than 1.0 should have what done?

A

Gallbladder removal

48
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Cirrhosis should be evaluated for if the patient does or does not have what?

A

Portal Hypertension

49
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Patients with Varices should have what done yearly?

A

Endoscopy screening and platelets, think about Coreg (non-selective beta blocker)

50
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Upper GI bleed, what two drugs should be given?

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Octreotide and PPI

51
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Ceftriaxone 1g q24hr can be given for what type of GI bleed?

A

Upper GI bleed

52
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What is one IV medication that could help with an EGD?

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IV Reglan

53
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When a patient has cirrhosis, what two medications can be given to help?

A

Lasix 20: Aldactone 50, should be in a 2:5 ratio

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