gastro Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

What markers are used in the modified glasgow score for pancreatitis severity?

A

PANCREAS
PaO2 <8
Age >55
Neutrophilia
Calcium
Renal function (urea>16)
Enzymes(LDH and AST)
Albumin
Sugar (>10)

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2
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in UC: which of these other features are realted to uc disease activity?
- erythema nodosum
- psc
- arthropathy
- sacroiliitis/ank spon

A

Erythema nodosum - related
PSC - unrelated
Arthropathy - related
Ank spon - unrelated

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3
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Diagnosis?
- middle aged
- jaundiced
- pruritic
- hepatosplenomegaly + RUQ discomfort

A

primary biliary cirrhosis

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4
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diagnostic blood test in PBC?

A

antimitochondrial antibodies

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5
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Vomiting of undigested food
diagnosis?

A

gastric outlet obstruction

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6
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Key test for hiatus hernia? why?

A

contrast upper GI series
- delineates anatomy

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7
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2ww referrals for colorectal cancer.
At what age group would you refer for the following presentations?

  • weight loss + abdo pain
  • unexplained PR bleeding
  • positive FOB test
  • new iron deficiency anaemia in man or post menopausal woman
  • persistent CIBH
A

Weight loss and abdo pain >40yo

Unexplained PR bleeding >50yo

Positive FOB test - any age

New IDA - >60yo

Peristent CIBH >60yo

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8
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location inguinal vs femoral hernia in relation to pubic tubercle

A

Inguinal - superior and medial
Femoral - inferior and lateral

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9
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how many units in a pint of weaker 4% beer

A

2

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10
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how many units in a small glass of wine

A

2

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11
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guideline for alcohol intake in UK?

A

14 units, spread out over >3 days of the week

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12
Q

zenker diverticulum, aka…

A

pharyngeal pouch

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13
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Incarcerated hernias are more likely to cause large or small bowel obstruction?

A

Small bowel obtruction

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14
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Causative organism?

bloody diarrhoea and RUQ pain

A

Entamoeba
RUQ pain due to amoebic liver abscess

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15
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Bloody diarrhoea and joint pain

2 possible causative organisms?

A

Campylobacter
Yersinia

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16
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Most common presentation of portal hypertension?

A

Haematemesis from varices

17
Q

What is budd chiari syndrome

A

hepatic vein obstruction - may be thrombotic or non thrombotic

18
Q

Common vitamin deficiency secondary to carcinoid tumour? How?

A

NIacin (pellagra - dementia, dermatitis, diarrhoea)

Carcinoid tumours –> tryptophan metabolism increased –> increased serotonin

19
Q

Features of chronic mesenteric ischemia?
Management?

A

Post prandial pain in a pt with CVD , esp smokers
Weight loss and fear of eating
Unremarkable abdo exam

Revascularisation

20
Q

Most commonly affected part of GIT in crohns disease

A

Terminal ileum

21
Q

Anatomical landmark used to differentiate between internal and external haemorrhoids

22
Q

Egs of :
bulk forming laxative
osmotic laxative
stimulant laxative

A

Bulk - fybogel
osmoti - lactulose, movicol
stimulant - senna

23
Q

Isolated raised ALP
- what are the 2 likely sources? how to differentiate between them?

A

liver vs bone

measure GGT - if rasied, do USS and antimitochondrial antibodies (PBC)

if not raised, need vit D, calcium, phosphate

24
Q

oral ocular genital syndrome = deficiency?

A

B2 deficiency-

25
Haemochromatosis - which blood test is useful for diagnosis
High transferrin saturation
26
Features of haemochromatosis (apart from bronzed skin)
liver diabetes arthralgia cardiomyopathy = reversible with treatment
27
Features of Wilsons disease
copper deposition ++ neurological and liver involvement kayser fleischer rings
28
Wilson's disease - which blood test is useful for diagnosis
low caeruloplasmin
29
In a pt with IBD with worsening bowel sx, what is the most specific blood test to rule out/in a diagnosis of IBD exacerbation
faecal calprotectin
30
Triad of sx in plummer vinson syndrome
beefy red tongue dysphagia IRON DEFICIENCY
31
a well patient with isolated raised bilirubin. what do you do next?
repeat unconjug and conjug bilirubin in 1-3 months time if unconjug bili is increasing --> think haemolysis
32
middle aged woman with diarrhoea, DVT, depression and rash and weight loss diagnosis?
glucagonoma
33
at what age would you refer 2ww a pt with new onset dyspepsia
55yo
34
relationship btw calcium and pancreatitis
HIGH ca --> pancreatitis but low Ca = worse prognosis
35
2 organisms which cause dysentry + joint pain?
campylobacter + yersinia
36
when are abx indicated in diarrhoea? which one?
clarithromycin - if systemically unwell or campylobacter is suspected
37
how do HCC and cholangiocarcinoma present differently?
HCC is usually painful RUQ, cholangiocarcinoma is typically painless