Board Prep GI Flashcards

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How can pancreatic insufficiency occur with CF? What are the affected enzymes?

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Decreased Bicarb

Pancreatic lipase, colipase, phopholipases

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How will autoimmune hepatitis present?

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Hepatitis symptoms with normal bile ducts & autoimmune disease
Increased anti-smooth muscle antibodies

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PSC

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Men in their 40s, strong UC association

on ERCP “Beading” of bile ducts

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PBC

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middle aged women with antimitochondrial antibodies

granulomas destroy bile ducts in portal triads, CREST, RA, celiac

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Secondary biliary cirrhosis

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caused by obstruction of bile duct outside of liver

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Indirect hernia

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protrudes through the deep inguinal ring lateral to the inferior epigastric vessels

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long term anabolic steroid use

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can lead to gynecomastia
decreased testicular size
liver damage

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Whipples disease

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characterized by arthritis, arthralgias, weight loss & diarrhea

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Salmonella typhi

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lactose negative bacteria
HS produced in culture
elicits a host immune response upregulating cAMP directly

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Shigella dysenteriae

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virulent lactose negative rod that invades the colon & produces protein synthesis inhibiting toxin
No HS

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Enterobius vermicularis

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causes pinworms

dioccious nematodes

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Auerbach’s plexus

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in muscularis externa

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Meckels rule of 2s

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2:1 male, 2 feet ilioceal

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NPV

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indicates how likely a pt. will come back healthy after a negative test

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Portal HTN

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Varices= left gastric & azygos

caput medusa = paraumbilical & inferior epigastric

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ODDs ratio

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(A/C)/(B/D)

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Strongyloidiasis

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nematode

bare feet

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Acute mesenteric ischemia

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causes abd pain out of proportion with exam

vaso occlusion

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choledochal cyst

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congenital dilation of common bile duct
segmental or cylindrical dilation of common bile duct
diverticuli of extrahepatic duct and/or cystic lesions into duodenal lumen

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Degree surfaces involved:

1) Mucosal
2) Mucosal & submucosal
3) Transmural

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Findings:

1) focal or diffuse erythema, edema, hemorrhage, no scar
2) ulceration, vescicles, exudates, scar with possible stricture
3) Deep ulcer, black discoloration, perferation

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Campylobacter infections

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common cause of inflammatory gastroenteritis and can be acquired from domestic animals
associated with Guillain-Barre

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Systemic Mastocytosis

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characterized by abnormal proliferation of mast cells & increased histamine release
Histamine causes hypersecretion of gastric acid by parietal cells

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Dorsal pancreatic bud

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forms majority of pancreatic tissue

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ventral pancreatic bud

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uncinate process & major pancreatic duct

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Regulation of Ras-MAPK
requires balance between GTP & GDP
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Amatoxins (deathcap)
potent inhibitors of RNA polymerase II (halting mRNA)
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Acute hep B
can cause serum sickness-like syndrome
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Ribivirin
MOA is multifactorial & includes: inducing lethal hypermutation inhibiting RNA polymerase & inosine monophosphate dehydrogenase (deplete GTP) causing defective 5' cap formation on viral RNA transcripts, and modulating a more effective immune response
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Hirschprungs disease
is a result of abnormal migration of neural crest cells during embryogenesis, rectum is always affected
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Short gastric veins
drain blood from fundus into splenic vein | pancreatic inflammation can cause blood clot in splenic vein causing varices in only the fundus
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lymphatic drainage of the rectum
proximal to dentate line --> inferior mesenteric and internal iliac distal--> inguinal nodes
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sigmoid colon vasculature
femerol--> external iliac --> common iliac--> aorta--> inferior mesenteric
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acute acholecystitis
most often caused by gallstones
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parietal cells are primarily found
in the superficial region of the gastric glands
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what colors with PAS in T. whippeli
the glycoprotein in the cell walls | it is disease resistant
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Bioavailability
(AUCoral*dose IV)/(AUCiv * dose oral)
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What immuno factors in crohns?
TH-1, IL-2, INF-y, TNF
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IL-10
important for inhibiting Th1
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CMV esophagitis
occurs in transplant patients, typically presents with odynophagia or dysphagia that can be accompanied by fever or burning chest pain enlarged cells with intranuclear inclusions
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Achalasia
Chagas disease is complicated by myocarditis, DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, megaesophagus, megacolon, and arrhythmia Romana's sign (edema of face and eyelid) hepatosplenomegaly
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Patient has not had stool in the first few days after birth.
Meconium Ileus -> can be associated with CF CF can affect the pancrease Pancreatic insufficiency (treat with oral enzyme supplementation)
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Spinal levels of branches off aorta
``` T12 = Celiac trunk L1 = Superior mesenteric, left renal L2 = Testicular/ovarian artery L3 = inferior mesenteric L4 = Bifurcation of aorta ```
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Glucagonomas
Cause necrolytic migratory erythema (affects groin, and other mucous membranes leading to glossitis, angular cheilitis, and stomatitis)
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H. Pylori increases risk of what cancer?
MALToma Extranodal marginal zone lymphoma t(11;18)
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Gastrointestinal stromal tumor
painless bleeding histo used to distinguish from adenocarcinoma stains positive for c-kit (which encodes a tyrosine kinase that is involved in cellular proliferation and differentiation)
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Damage to the vagus nerve
Can be caused from Nissan Fundoplication, Billroth II gastrectomy, heart transplant, and lung transplant cause symptoms of delayed gastric empyting: N/V, bloating, weight-loss
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Angiodysplasia
discolored lesion that has vessel walls that are thin and without smooth muscle
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Scleroderma
Absent peristalsis in the lower 2/3 of the esophagus | CREST syndrome associated
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MEN I
caused by mutation in s Tumor Suppressor Gene MEN 1, which codes for menin
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Treated Celiac disease has increased incidence of
GI malignancies, particularly lymphoma
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D-xylose test
used to differentiate abnormalities in the mucosal absorption and enzymatic break down in patients with malabsorption
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Focal nodular hyperplasia
benign liver condition with a well-defined lesion with a central stellate scar
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Cirrhosis and estrogen
Stigmata of cirrhosis includes spider angiomas and gynecomastia, both of which are caused by increasing estrogen levels
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Metabolic abnormality with pyloric stenosis
Hypochloremia, hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis
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Calot's Triangle
inferior edge of the liver, cystic duct and common hepatic duct the cystic artery is found inside
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Angiosarcoma of the liver
highly lethal malignancy associated with prolonged exposure to vinyl chloride insidious onset
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6-MP metabolism
metabolism afected by allopurinol