Buzzwords - GI Flashcards

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secretin test - leads to reduced gastrin levels except for in…

A

zollinger-ellison syndrome (assoc w/ no suppression of gastrin levels w/ secretin test)
-eval of hypergastrinemia

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stim gallbladder contraction and bile release

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CCK (cholecystokinin)

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3
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stim pancreatic release of digestive enzymes

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CCK (cholecystokinin)

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4
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digestive enzyme breaks down fats into fatty acids

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lipase

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5
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digestive enzyme breaks down starches into simple sugars

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amylase

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digestive enzymes (precursors) that break down proteins

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proteases (trypsinogen, chymotrypsinogen)

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bicarbonate secretion from pancreas stimulated by?

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secretin from duodenum

-bicarb activates protease, amylase, lipase

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esophagram shows “corkscrew” esophagus

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diffuse esophageal spasm

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9
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esophagram shows “bird’s beak appearance of LES”

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achalasia (narrowing)

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UPPER ENDOSCOPY –> SUPERFICIAL LONGITUDINAL MUCOSAL EROSIONS

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MALLORY-WEISS SYNDROME

-mc after persistent vomiting post-ETOH binge

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dysphagia, esophageal webs, iron-deficiency anemia

atrophic glossitis

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plummer-vinson syndrome

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schatzki ring

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lower esophageal webs @ squamocolumnar jx

-MC assoc w/ sliding hiatal hernias

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multiple peptic ulcers, refractory “kissing” ulcers

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zollinger-ellison syndrome

-gastric carcinoma

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14
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virchow’s node

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superclaviular LN

–gastric carcinoma

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15
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sister mary joseph’s node

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umbilical LN

-gastric carcinoma

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16
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krukenburg tumor

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ovarian mets

-gastric carcinoma

17
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blumer’s shelf

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palpable nodule on rectal exam

-gastric carcinoma

18
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irish sign

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left axillary LN involvement

-gastric carcinoma

19
Q

albumin lab and liver fx

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albumin levels decrease w/ liver failure (can’t synthesize protein)

20
Q

charcot’s triad

A

acute cholangitis

-fever, RUQ pain, jaundice

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reynold’s pentad

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acute cholangitis

-charcot’s triad (F, RUQ pain, jaundice) + shock + AMS

22
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+ boas sign

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acute cholecystitis

-referred pain to right shoulder subscapular area (phrenic nerve irritation)

23
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+ kehr’s sign

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splenic rupture

-referred pain to left subscapular area due to phrenic nerve irritation

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Hep B vaccine c/i if allergic to

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baker’s yeast

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+ANTI-MITOCHONDRIAL AB HALLMARK
primary biliary cirrhosis
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CULLEN'S SIGN
periumbilical ecchymosis | -acute pancreatitis
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Gray Turner sign
flank ecchymosis | -acute pancreatitis
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sentinel loop on xray
localized ileus - dilated small bowel in LUQ | -acute pancreatitis
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colon cut-off sign on xray
abrupt collapse of colon near pancreas | -pancreatitis
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COURVOISIER'S SIGN
palpable, nontender, distended GB assoc w/ jaundice | -ASSOC W/ PANCREATIC CANCER
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embolus vs thrombus
embolus - from a-fib, MI | thrombus - plaque/atherosclerosis
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barium enema - APPLE CORE LESIONS
colon cancer
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colonoscopy: "SKIP LESIONS" AND "COBBLESTONE APPEARANCE"
crohn's disease
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barium enema: "STRING SIGN" narrowed/scarred area
crohn's disease
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barium enema: "STOVE PIPE SIGN" narrowed/scarred area
ulcerative colitis
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BITOT'S SPOTS
vitamin A deficiency white spots on conjunctiva due to squamous metaplasia of corneal epithelium
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PEA SOUP STOOLS
SAMOLNELLA. TYPHI | TYPHOID ENTERIC FEVER
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Swallowed foreign bodies most commonly obstruct at WHAT level?
C6, the cricopharyngeus muscle aortic arch at the level of T4 is the second mc gastroesophageal junction at T11 is third mc tracheal bifurcation at T6 is the fourth mc
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HEINZ BODIES
G6PD deficiency | -denatured globin chains inside of a red cell membrane