Paediatric Alimentary - Liam Flashcards

1
Q

Abdominal migraine:

  • treatment
A

Pizotifen (preventative medication)

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2
Q

Constipation:

  • treatment
A

Laxatives (movicol)

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3
Q

Projectile vomiting cause

A

Pyloric stenosis

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4
Q

Haematemesis cause

A

Peptic ulcer, oesophagitis or varices

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5
Q

Bile stained vomit cause

A

Small intestine obstruction

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6
Q

Blood in stool cause

A

Gastroenteritis or cows milk protein allergy

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7
Q

Gastroenteritis:

  • organism
A
  • Viral
    • Rotavirus or norovirus
  • Bacterial
    • E-coli
    • Compylobacter jejuni
    • Bacillus cereus
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8
Q

Coeliac disease:

  • genetic associations
A

HLA-DQ2

HLA-DQ8

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9
Q

Coeliac disease:

  • antibodies
A

Anti-TTG

EMAs

anti-DPGs

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10
Q

Coeliac disease

  • investigations
A
  • Coeliac antibodies
    • Raised anti-TTG and raised anti-EMAs
  • Endoscopy
    • Crypt hypertrphy
    • Villous atrophy
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11
Q

Describe Crohns using NESTS mneumonic

A

No blood or mucous

Entire GI tract

Skip lesions on endoscopy

Terminal ilium most affected and transmural (full thickeness) inflammation

Smoking is risk factor

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12
Q

Describe ulcerative colitis using CLOSEUP mneumonic

A

Continuous inflammation

Limited to colon and rectum

Only superficial mucosa

Smoking is protective

Excrete blood and mucus

Use aminosalicylates

Primary sclerosing cholangitis

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13
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Inflammatory bowel disease

  • investigations
A
  • Bloods tests for anaemia, infection, thyroid, kidney and liver function
    • Raised CRP indicates active inflammation
  • Faecal calprotectin
    • Released when intestine inflammed
  • Endoscopy and colonoscopy
  • Imagin
    • USS, CT and MRI
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14
Q

Crohns

  • inducing remission
A

Steroids (oral prednisolone)

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15
Q

Crohns

  • maintaining remission
A
  1. Azathioprine or mercaptourine
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16
Q

Ulcerative colitis

  • inducing remission
A

Aminosalicylate

17
Q

Ulcerative colitis:

  • severe disease drug
A

IV corticosteroids (hydrocortisone)

18
Q

Hirshsprungs disease:

  • pathology
A

Congenital - nerves from myenteric plexus absent in distal bowel and rectum

19
Q

Intussusception

  • pathology
A

Bowel invaginates on itself causing obstruction

20
Q

Intussusception:

  • presentation
A

Redcurrent jelly stool

Severe abdominal pain

Vomiting

21
Q

Intussusception

  • diagnosis
A

USS or contrast enema