Block 32 Week 1 Flashcards
(72 cards)
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differentials for retrosternal chest pain?
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- reflux: spicy food, lying down better w milk and sitting up
- caffine, smoking, very overweight
- pregnancy raises the diagphramtic pressure causing sphincter weakening
- diaphragmatic hernia: stomach comes through hiatus
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dysphasia?
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can’t speak
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dysphagia?
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can’t swallow (stricture, malignancy etc)
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Tx for h pylori?
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- amoxicillin and metrozidonale
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ulcer pain?
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types of ulcers
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gastric vs duodenal ulcer pain?
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5 Fs of gallstones
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gallstone pain?
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- biliary colic
- severe and cramping right upper quadrant pain which may radiate to the back in the interscapular region
- may also be felt in epigastrium, LUQ, and occassionally praecordially
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how long does gallstone pain last?
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- may last mins to hours - not more than 6 hrs
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when does gallstone pain often come on?
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- often post-prandially(belching, bloating, dyspepsia and flatulence)
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acute cholecystitis pain?
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- right upper quadrant pain which may radiate to the right shoulder
- may be preceded by attacks of biliary colic
- pain lasts for more than 12 hours
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what exacerbates AC pain?
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- worse on movemen and inspiration
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Other symptoms of AC?
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- nausea, vomiting
- fever
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signs of AC?
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- tenderness, guarding in the right upper quadrant and occasionally a palpable, tender mass
- Murphys sign may be positive
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Test for BC?
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FIT
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Test for IBD?
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- fecal calprotectin for IBD (borderline most likely IBS - can be caused by NSAIDs)
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Tests for pancreatic cancer?
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- amylase in blood for PC
- fecal elastase - low in PC
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test for inflammation?
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- CRP for inflammarion
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which type of anemia is caused by bleeding?
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- hypochromic microcyctic anemia for iron deficiency anemia from bleeding
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B12 and B9?
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- B12 and B9 for macrocytic anemia (think malabs)
- can see this in celiac disease
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Acute pancreatitis pain?
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- central pain radiates to back
- very severe pain, low BP, tachycardia
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AP causes?
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appendicitis pain?
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- starts central, moves down and right
- rebound tenderness
- younger ppl
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sign of pertonitis?
* rebound tenderness
* guarding
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diverticulitis?
* diverticulitis (pockets inflamed, diverticular disease = pockets form)
* more common w age
* left sided abd pain, diarrhoea, bleeding
* can be from low fibre/constipation
* can perforate
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kidney stones - renal colic
* extreme pain
* colicky pain
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Pyelonephritis?
* temperature
* tender kidney
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