10.2 Recurrent abdominal pain in children Flashcards

1
Q

most children with recurrent abdo pain is?

A
  • don’t have organic disease

- mostly in the mind

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what percentage of recurrent abdo pain syndrome (RAPS) after endoscopy acutally had something wrong?

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~23%

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3
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IBS definition,3 main things

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  • non-ulcer dyspepsia
  • diarrhoea/constipation
  • recurrent central abdominal pain
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4
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enteric nervous system large?

A

largest outside CNS, more than spinal cord

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5
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how does RAPS happen?

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  • Sensitizing medical event: usually gastro
  • genetic predisposition
  • psychosocial events for pain reaction
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6
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management of RAPS?

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  1. CBT - edu, relaxation, hyponotherapy
  2. diet
    3, Meds: PPIs, antidepressants
    -fix constipation
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7
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FODMAPS for?

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fermentable fibres, gaseous distension

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8
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retrosternal pain plus dsphagia plus atopy, wakeing up at night, need to think of?

A

eosinophilic oesophagitis

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9
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reflux oesophagitis common? who gets it?

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  • less common now with PPIs

- ppl with cerebral palsy more likely

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10
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H. pylori complications? 4 ones?

A
  • nodular gastritis
  • PUD
  • MALT lymphoma
  • Ca stomach (no reported in kids) (strong family history)
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11
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most RAPS in childhood is?

A

IBS

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12
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H.pylori and abdo pain?

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-no proven association

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13
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does h.pylori cause iron deficiency

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-not likely

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14
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iron deficiency in kids non responsive to iron supplements:

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needs endoscopy to rule out

GORD, coeliac, IBD, CMPI

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15
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how to test for H.Pylori?

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  • C-urea breath test
  • stool antigen testing
  • serum abx: tells you you’ve been infected at some point
  • biopsy with histo
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16
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child who is losing weight, with elevated inflammatory markers and post-prandial recurrent abdo pain, need to think of?

A
  • IBD

- Chrohn’s

17
Q

gastrointestinal causes of RAPS? 4 main ddx

A
  • GORD
  • Biliary
  • lactose intolerance
  • Coeliac
18
Q

approach for RAPS, what are red flags that stray you away?

A
  • weight loss
  • dysphagia
  • waking up at night
  • with meals
19
Q

common RAPS symptoms?

A

headache
growing pains
dizzy spells

20
Q

in RAPS and other GI presentations, mandatory to examine?

A

the anus

the abdo

21
Q

If it’s IBS how diagnose?

A

history and examination, usually don’t need investigations`