Ch. 36 GI - Book/5 Flashcards

1
Q

cholecystitis

A

inflammation of the gallbladder of cystic duct

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2
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aggregates of substances in the bile

A

gallstones

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3
Q

large stones may be managed by

A

lithotripsy

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4
Q

gallbladder obstruction is caused by

A

gallstones

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5
Q

disease that can cause gallstones

3

A
  1. gallbladder
  2. pancreatic
  3. ileal
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6
Q

inflammation of the gallbladder of cystic duct is known as

A

cholecystitis

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7
Q

what evaluation test outlines the stones

A

oral cholecystogram

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8
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acute attacks of cholecystitis usually require what tx

A

cholecystectomy

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9
Q

gallstones may remain in the gallbladder or be ejected, with bile, into the

A

cystic duct

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10
Q

gallstone formation is called

A

cholelithiasis

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11
Q

gallstone vague sx include

4

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  1. heartburn
  2. flatulence
  3. epigastric discomfort
  4. food intolerance (fats, and cabbage)
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12
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what indicates a gallstone is located in the common bile duct

A

jaundice

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13
Q

most sensitive imaging for cholecystitis

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cholescintigraphy

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14
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cardinal manifestations of gallstones

3

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  1. epigastric pain
  2. RUQ pain
  3. intolerance to fatty foods
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15
Q

black gallstones are associated with

2

A
  1. chronic liver disease

2. hemolytic disease

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16
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common findings of cholecystitis

4

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  1. fever
  2. leukocytosis
  3. rebound tenderness
  4. abdominal muscle guarding
17
Q

preferred tx for uncomplicated gallstones causing obstruction in the bile duct
2

A
  1. endoscopic removal by sphincterotomy

2. endoscopic papillary balloon dilation

18
Q

abdominal muscle guarding and rebound tenderness of sx of

A

cholecystitis

19
Q

rare gallstones

A

black

20
Q

most common disorders of the gallbladder (general)

2

A
  1. obstruction

2. inflammation

21
Q

brown gallstones are associated with

3

A
  1. biliary stasis
  2. bacterial infection
  3. biliary parasites
22
Q

when does gallstone pain usually appear

A

30 min to hours after eating a fatty meal

23
Q

acute and chronic cholecystitis almost always are caused by

A

stone lodged in cystic duct

24
Q

most common race for cholelithiasis

A

native americans

25
Q

composed of calcium bilirubinate and mucin glycoproteins

A

black gallstones

26
Q

cholelithiasis is often ____ (sx)

A

asymptomatic

27
Q

black gallstones are composed of

2

A
  1. calcium bilirubinate

2. mucin glycoproteins

28
Q

form from calcium bilirubinate and fatty acid soaps that bind with calcium

A

pigmented brown gallstones

29
Q

cholelithiasis

A

gallstone formation

30
Q

pigmented brown gallstones form from

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calcium bilirubinate and fatty acid soaps that bind with calcium

31
Q

what dx test is used to differentiate gallstones from other causes of obstruction

A

intravenous cholangiography

32
Q

gallstones are formed from impaired metabolism of

3

A
  1. cholesterol
  2. bilirubin
  3. bile acids
33
Q

cholelithiasis (gallstone) risk factors

6

A
  1. obesity
  2. middle age
  3. female
  4. oral contraceptives
  5. rapid weight loss
  6. native american